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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08
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Giue si1bcrmine in 6epraicu

Sn Gjrpprn Gaunts, Gjeprsrn, fol- cine psrtB.
sole Siltcrmine auf Dem Sanpe pes 6errn Z. 8.
9ane rntOedt wprben Iein. G5 sien9 ifpn ppr
Sabrcn pas 6sriidt, pab bic GbrCfee 9nrianrr
nit rer Srrtlidteit Son Siltcrntinen lit jencm
3beile srn @eprsien trfannt scircien Ieisn. Die
lleterlicferung mar i6eintar ir slautwirrig, pab
niAt pel 3meifel an ibrem 0alein iibria tlie6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

pO~9tm i9ten Nat warm bic SlGsStenY Ser'
9en nit Sdnee beeedt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

01-gtrue @runbbrrren srrtaufen in Cincinnati
~ 81 bic YulhsI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

0EDic @eirssrbung BON 8trbe Gilanb Sers
ta0te Iidb mad elmer SiBung BON 5agen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

g-9m Mcnute Ulai iinb in fiinfjebn Saupt-
SotclS prn 9bilapelpbia iittr $4,000 6rsnirs an>
aetcnnler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

p9-Gs bclinbrn i6 % um9rrrriienee StrtaiIs
In pen Ser Stdaten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

Mlbans,2 27. Mat .-9lm Mittwc6 abcnb
fam Elm g4eib, 9lamens 9tebinirn, irpbnbaft III
per gf1be pes State 9am 1T bic @'rreerY an Der
gde ppn Der 8enlIelasr unp Silver Ctr, 5rpp,
unb fcrrate ben gBirtb 3imctbp eanesun auf, 9es
gen pclen 6rau lte einen alten 6ab te9te, NIT ibr
Su trinten. Gr CAB ;ufsbt Ietne Ginwtlisan9, elm
0laS Bier 3u trinfen. glu6 Elm tunges 6rauen'
;tmner, @ietprine 2ubee, purpe einselapen sum
6rintrn unb itimmte ;u. 1aS gSeib 8ptinIcn
nabm Elm Yapier aus ibrer 3aide, wel6es Gin
peieeS 9ulYer entbelt, paS c fir feinen SutSuder
aus9at inb ppspn lie etwaS In ras Bier I6ittes
te. Seipe @ineelapene tranfen has Sier, unr
paS 9ulper, pel6es 9lrfenif mar, be9ann balo 81
ptrfsn. Man rief 9er3te herbei, be6 trpb allie,
JlettungSSeriufe farb Sane9an mod renIelber
@tenb pas Wapden rrurpe erlt Scitern gia4mit'
tag pur6 ben Cob RON ibrrr Sual befrst.
Der GCrpners 9naueit sab Den Spru6 ,,Srt
an ben g8irtungen ppn Gift, bas Wac. 8pbinIcr
nit Soriitereeter glti6t ie 5u tSrten, ibnrn ein.
CAB"
Die G,iItmiI6rrtn rurre In brr 9lGbe Res 8rrt
SauIrS Serboftrt. Sic bate 3rpci Niolrn-einer
Gplt'S 9iepplpcr unb Elm rnlaut1cs brbe 9elaprr
i'm itrem 8cIibc. Sn itrcr 94pEnun9 fanf
man cine grcee Suanttat srltcblencr Sahen
perru @rrtb ntcbr ais $1,000 betra9t. Sic II
unsriGtr 80 Sabre aft unp NIT brlrnccrcr S6bn'
beit besatt. glllein Ie bat eincn niftS went9e,
ais brnetpenSwertben 8uf.
Der Wrsrnaanp ibrrS SaRrS mar Ntat. Sane
gan, bic F9 slidI6er g8eiie tpeI9ertr, BON ben
Bier ;u trinfrn. 9anr9an fpnnte MIR rurd lar'
srs 3urebrn gum Srintcn terp9en iperoet uni
9n0 ale6 na6trr mad SrpY ab. Die Wtrrerti
blifb I'M @riprad nit ictnrr 5rau unp NHb Su6r
suriid unb als eSbtere frant fibltr unb iI@ iitcr
seben prtlte, Ia9ts pa5 gBeib Nctinirn pt ibr
! ,Sputsn Sic ss ni6t aus, es tpirb Stnen mob
tbun."
Die M6rbern bat bereitS dnscfan8rr, ibre glu
oen ,u rpllen lnc anrere Scipeile mpraliI6er SIR
IanitGt mr Sd,au ,u trdaen .-(D. Gem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

Gtbcttn.-Seit ben Utigen baten mir snrn
oRotrn tpaIerilensel BON 6rn. Salomon 81 M.
mtrer Spn Sal3turs ertaltsn, pelher 5ub 4
GOT mibt uno Ipaltt teBt Numrp iI. g8er rie.
Gen bisssn Tam, lcll I'D, bSren laIIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08
Grtmt tmcILc8.

9Dn6eeri6 t.-,3u Council Sluffs,
Wihouri, rpurbe in elmer neuliben geabt
elmer 9artie Gmieranten Elm 9fero 9ez
ltoblen uno Elm Wann 9tamen6 Samuele
um $500 beraubt uno 9etootet. Oa fein
8amerabMuero oleib;siti9 unfi6tbar ipurs
De, belt man ibn fir ben Sbdter, perfol9.
te ibn uno bro6te ibn bur6 ben Sberifi
3uriif. Die Gmieranten nobmen Jpn
aus ben Sdnben bes Sberiff6, bielten Ell
ne eSurp iiber ibn, fanoen ibn natirlid
ibuloi9 uno bin9en ibn an oem Saume
auf, 100 ber 8aubmoro be9an9en purbe
Der Mann bebauptete feline ltnibulo bic
ium leBten Quoenblid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08
S / = el1 c.
9utbcrifac GpnYentipucu.

Gine gonpenticn pon Yreoi9ern uno
Gapen oer Gpan8elifhs seutberif6en 8irs
be perfammelte Iid) am Is. Ntai 5u Srez
oerid, Warplono. Der Q6tb. 9. g.
M 6ler, bon Gafton, ipar 9reiioent Der
Gonpention, pelbe ausS0 Osle9aten BON
l3 Spnooen beitano. gtebft on6ern Ser
banolun9en lpuroe audi elm ,,&ir6enperz
6reitun96>Serein" oebiloet, Der gum 3ipe>
de bat, armen uno i6pa6en @emeinben
fir einiee Sabre @elbiummen obne Sntes
reiien 3u leiben um @ctte6bduier bauen
ju f6nnen. 3u bieiem Segufe follen
$4,000 colleftirt fperoen-uno Die 8es
IeuIbaft fam Sperationen beginner ioz
balo $4,000 in ben ,pdnoen oes S6aBs
meifters iino. Soleenoe 6erreu ipuroen
at6 itebenoe Seamten oieIes lobIibeu
Sereins errpGblt !: 9rclfoent, @barles Il.
Morris, BON Yorf; Siee preiioente,
Q6tb. 9. 9. Mi6ler, pon Gafton unb
Socob 8ofer, BON 8in6eiter, Sir9. ;
@orrefponbirenber Sefretdr, s. 9S. SGts
ter, BON Qbilabelpbia; Sbasmeiiter, @.
8. Sepl, bon pbilaoelpbia, u. {. 10.
Die sutberiIbe @eneralsSpncoe Der
Ser. Staaten perfammelte iib am 81.
IRai ju 8inheiter, Sir9inien. Sele9os
ten BON Den oItli6en, mittleren uno ipeits
li6en Staaten uno elmer Don Seras lpas
ren perfammelt uno Elm @eiif briioerli6er
Sini9eeit fol- 9eberrI6t baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

Son ben, 9anse res prn. Saect Grim, in
Bsiesnburs Gaunl&ip, pirirr Gaurtg, 1T elm Sas
ferlfense IN unIern Su4ItObr 9rtrad,t tprrben Der
pSCis 5ub lang IT, lppic siniSe anpcrr bon tct'
aass per nGniiGen Range. gScr tist'S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08
Qd,,ac Oalme,t.

Qtuf benz 9anSe bcs 6rn. 9ttrr Sart d ct
an bem IdOliden @ttans seS GrGa SrrecS paren
bis gum jtsu Stunt Elm g8ai3rnbaim scpaGisn bcg
5us 10 3clI lang il, unp stn Rcs8enbaIm .relt
&n8 Sup q 3OlI lang 1T.
Dlan tpirb iiG erinnera baB aud ricier Irinlife
6arlantr Dor einisen gHchen unS rtrsn lpl6rn
Iansrn &leeBalrnen enbanbigte.
Die 8auern IN heT niepern 2anbs auf betern
Ssiten has 8ergeS, werben rtrpaS 5rubrl fnten
6rn pdrldd,er in bielen 8spa6len gu iitrrtreHen
Solte fS siner ttun fSnnen, 70 laSr CT F6 tTrftt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-08

9e3eu9t eat, rrlAe aussenpmnrn Gins, ale bei qrs
brn ltnb.
Bag~Gtne BON 1900 9erIcnrn untcri6riebene
SttIdrift pttrre firilid bei Der G5eIebssbuns bon
Nfofaduirtts einserei6t, tittenb, pa6 bas g4rrt
,,rtInnlid" aus Der Staatss9rnititutipn ariSaes
lrifen rrerren nbge. 0aburh riirre ben 5raus
rnSperirncn fas Stinrmrrtt seeetrn tperprn.
Sn St Setcrsturs teiltSt Elm alter unS mir
slaubsn gutter 0jrtrouh, rap penn Semanb tss
truufen ouf her Straee 8efrnpen rirr, iei eS sine
WannSr prer gGeibsperIcn, bieIrlte sur Strafe am
na4iten Gag bic Straern fiji tini8r Stuntrn fets
ren mub.
Dss -1erdniide .3eitungen Spm IL. Olai brns
gen SeriGtc pon l6rcdli6en 5agetlltrmfn Gs
bct6t haB III sSaItinarn Garntp SagsIIsins 70
9rpB ala Gdnssier esfallrn Irsn une ben gctcn
etnen 6ub tff terrdten 9laturti4 littsn bic
6riiats 9rpben S6abrn.
S8~Sn Der Stabt 9leu- -grrf irurben 8 8(ums
pen ediifrrnii&cn o'plbes 9e;cSt-eirrr bsilrbenb
aus 8coir9cnrm @rlre pom g4ertt 5000; tnb
2 teitebrnb aus G'clrquars, rpcSpn cnrr auf 1400
mS Der anrerr auf $4,000 9sl&ast wrrNen.
Ba-Drr aft.etrpirbtse Icgcnannte St,tsses
lant Sirnbaum. Der in 9lruYcrf an Der Gdr rer 10.
Sta6e tlnp Der brittcn gIprnr ltrtt, sranat atsrs
mails in Splier Slitte. Dieter niertipiirtiae
Saum 1T nun 3treibunpert mp rrciei8 SABRE alt.
BayOie egcrmtns Ga;etts, Gin leitenptS Tems
ctratt16cS Slatt, ia9t Die lsbte @eieb9etuns
ocn9ennlp fei Die un9erbrtcite unp perrpr<
tenfe srtprlen, peld,e jrinals ben Staat srhSntst
Sat.
Sag~S,n bem 9tellsrrtcr Gultrmbdus trfinten
iif 700 llrterbeartcn. Sir rirle Strllrn MAIDEN
nitt pcnigcr ais 27,000 9Ipplitantrn anipruG F!
OoS hciet man 9lrmtcrjSsrei.
Bay-3ic gScin9Grtsn lei Cincinnati rrobu5irtn
jrbt zine grpbr SuantitSt einteimilfer sSein.
Die amcrifdnilfe Gatdnba unn bic SGupltia
lraubc fnb spn ben trlirttsfrn Srrtrn.
reg-g3Gtrrnp einsm ter nsuli6tn 9critttr
Yr,trpe in 9ursrpcrt, te 9lcrristaun, cine 8raa
10 ieEr eriGrrdt, Rap iie flir3 na6bsr ifart.
pGy-!3u rinrm 0Rcnumrnt fir Senntr, rem
Gntcsder per 8ubprdenimpfms katm Die Gn.
stnaten $1,000 teisetrascn.
p1-Die Sbip Interchangeable bat prdmts
en- aus9elebt fir Iclfe Oamen, ireld,e bic grbett
@rI6tdli6tft in rer Rcttunf seisen.
By-Drei 3pa 5aa in enrr Meile gift rem
gSaIer in stncm srapsn Canal sinsn sauf pom
prri WCilrn in elmer Stunpe.
BD~lEeetrinfrr nebmt StaGt, bos in 5rl8e
prr d,inrl6en yepclutipn tie 8beepreiit tenrutenh
aufi9lu9en wfrren.
Dey~Die llnicn Ganol-Gcmpdnp 9ebt nit fen
plane Inn, ibrrn Canal bepeutenp su erireitern unr
5u ssrbsiern
y-Sm Mcnote Wloi iinp in fiinf;sbn 5a,ipt>
6ctclc prn 9bilarelp6a ittr $4,000 5rrmrs an-
setcnnleri.
6TDie @eiebastuna ppn 9ibrbr Gilanb Sers
ta0te li6 mad elmer Sibung BON 3agei.
p1-Qtm t9ten 0lai parrn bic 9llIsstenY Srrs
gen nit Sd,nee bebedt.
Hay-9labe Gamben, III Arfanias, ica jebt ebfns
falls 0rlb rntbrdt pcrren Ietn.
o. gtrie Grunbtrrren srrtaufen in Cincinnati
,u S4 bic SuI6el.
pa-GS belinpen f6 % umterrriirnee GtrtuiIs
;,,0 0o,, 0Snr 6%fdntefl
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From the Burlington (vt.) Sentinel
The Distribution Of the Patronage.

Considering the deep anxiety manifested by the wings
Tor the popularity and OF The administration Of
General Pierce. isl great pity that everything cannot
be adjusted in accordance with their views How much
they desire the prosperity of the democratic pariy is
sufficiently manifest from the pains they taking to
make it appear that ito main body Is neglected and
abused 10 the advantage OF the wings. Here is spec
men OF the way they talk Speaking OF the distribution
OF patronage by the government. the Free Press says
Buffalo and Nashville, the fee-solers and fire eaters
The dsrnonsts OF the two sectional conventions have
completely lriumphed." And il says that the Union
democratic press throughout The country Is up In arhs
against the administration The answer 10 both Of
there statements. which are by original with
the Free Press but may be found in most of the whig
prints IS that they are NOT true 1t is not true that any
section has rumphed" in the matter Of the dsribu
ton OF offices. The sfumbers who, by The by are far
more vocIferous than numerous influential, are not
confined to any one section OF the democratic party
while the sturdies Of them are in the wing ranksI Now
the idea OF representing the usual and inevitable camor
OF disappointed ofce-seekers, magnifed and echoed
by wing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the " voice OF the demo
cratic Union party" would to be preposleous
to demand serious reuaion. Yet the falsehood
nduslriously disseminated not TO require rebuke In
answer 10 this charge quote the following from The
Augusta Age, as being exactly 10 the purpose The
real Union men give no counlenance to these unjust and
unounded complaint: against the President They heart
lily rejoice that the slavery agitation has been quieed
and they will frown upon all attempts 10 it, wheh
er made in direct nsdious FORM They have no de.
sire to make merchandise of their Union principles
and since The whole temocfalic party in obedience 10
the recommendations of the Baltimore Convention has
accepted The compromise final settlement
OF the slavery controversy and consented TO to-
gether and stand together platform OF po-
li,ca faith set of sincerely reoiced than
those who foremost in urging the adoption OF those
by Congress and their ratification by the coun-
try They will be last TO arogae 10 themselves an ex
elusive right 10 all the Offices, reward for their past
services. they will be the last to the President
for keeping good faith with the party, in ignoring old
divisions by fair and equitable distribution OF the Of
fees In his gift among the deserving all interests
and sections of it,"
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sound udicous and dom and that he has thus ia
administered the government la accordance WIN those
principles, and In challenge The respect oil TIE
American people, aud justly the condolences Of the dem
oc ratio party.
"kssoirsd That opposing the narrow and tmld policy
which, had prevailed. would have limited the United
Saes Of Amerox tho territory OF Massachusetts, Con-
neocu and the Providence PisnlaSns tho democratic
party has wisely favored The enlargement of the domain Of
freedom and that la favor Of The acquisition OF
territory this continent the islands dacent thereto
whenever DO done CONSISTENT with tho rights OF Other
natlons and the honor Of our @ea
R'soirsd. That the whg party in Vermont by long con
tnuance In power, as Well from The natural tendency
Of its principles and policy has become essentially corrupt
as may be in its and their necessary results
namely In the diminished population of the State and In the
Increase oil taxation consequent expenditures
nous TO have than doubled since l5l6-ln loose
ysem OF accountability On the part OF the ocers-in
the dissipation oil the school undin the undue fostering
corporations, and the consequent dscouT nd
viduai enterprise, and In other acts of wascnss and
mai administration, all which demand immediate and
thorough REFORM"
Vermont appears TO have been long given over to
the aboonists and the abolition wings. tina, il may
well be doubted whether anything useful can at this
time be done for her by the sound democrats within
her borders. Yet il is gratifying to perceive that
faithful few" still keep the old democratic banner flying
there and nscrbe upon It's folds The sound national and
patriotic sentiments imbodied in the above resolutions
II such fail 10 bring their State into the dem
o.rac line, they may find consolation in the fact that
the democracy holding the power of the rest Of the
Union commend and applaud their fidelity and zeal
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raey Ia the face Of their reclamation OF their free soil
Ism IN the as presidential election, and while they give
no indication OF unsilhfuness TO their professions OF
devotion to The democratic national platform no democrat
has right 10 regard them. nor can the whis organs
with reason and propriey denomnae them free sellers
We hold, then, that President Pierce has appointed DO
ffee'soier 10 oticeno one whom he has any right 10
regard as being adverse or fahess 10 the creed and
principles OF Tue national democratic pary-no who
has any reason 10 doubt is not honest. capable, and
faithful to The constitution" The attempt OF the whig
organs to excite pref udce against President Pierce on
the score OF Partially 10 feesoism will be unava
ing. The well-known fact that there is not in this ma
ton man who has wared more neeey against the
mics of slavery THIN has General PIERCE through bout his
whoe political lfe will be present every reflect
Ing mind TO refate and falsfy such an imputauon
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BosTJs. July 5The barnue Spungbok arrived here
day from Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope, with dates
the l6h OF May The constitution had been promul-
gated Ii gives equal rights all classes and colors There
is be legislative council and assembly composed OF
rcsden, coonsts elected by the people, but all laws
be- subject the sanction OF the Queen The country
generally quiet with the exception of depreds lions
United by fe bod les OF disarmed Katirs.
The barque Geeong, from Australia, with 30 900
Of gold and the steamer Melbourne with lo0,0 900
OF gold, all for Engiaud, had put into the Cape.
The United States steamer P5shatsn, Of the Japan
pedion, sailed from Table by the 29h OF April for
Maurtus.
The from Melbourne is not 80 late as tina, received
via Panama, but the advccs from Adelaide are later.
The Weekly De,pstih Of March 18th that three
great nuggets had been found in Canadian gurey-onc
weighing little short OF 90 pounds, another 10 pounds, and
a fLrd 40 ounces
The heretofore famous "Ovsn dgginss" were alta dis
count aud nj any were leaving and but few arriving.
The New South Vale, legislature has psssed act
for the regulation of gold fields stringent dis
gus, the miners, and pat stop to many OF the dggngs
altogether.
There Z. change In the market quotations. excerpt for
lumber, which rapidly incres,ing in price.
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by ). G. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS AT AUCTION
On Thursday morning. July 7i at 10 O'clock
Lieut. g. r. Blunt u. s. NJ ~ adjoining
tel, shall sell all his household effects, comprising
Mahogany piano forte, stool
Marble tables, walau work and do
What not, hanging book,bslves, pictures
Damask covered lounges, ottomans, rockers
Lace curtains, aud cofnice manie ornaments
Bronze candeisbia-, wall brackets
Parlof hail, and chamber carpets
Walnut French bedsteads, spring mattress
Do wardrobe and dressing bureau
Walnut, cherry, and maple beds,sads, mattresses
Wasnsiands toilet toilet tables
Marble top pedestal, bideue, cabinet
Walnut and pa nted cottage chairs
iiai lamp window shades, IRE irons
China, glass and crockey
Stoves kitchen ute nsiis, &c.
Terms sl5 under, cash that credit Of
four months for notes satisfactorily securrd bearing inees
Jas. g. ACQUIRE,
July I'D
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From the New York Herald.
Later from Cuba,

From ths New York Herald.
Later from Cuba.
BY the arrival Of the Empire City, at late hour on
Sunday night, we received files Of journals from Havana
10 the 2sth June. .ae. etsEenh
The Gaeta, Of the 9sh, contains an article in reply
the remarkable recent debate In the British House OF
Lode in which the Earl Of Carlisle Lord Clarendon, and
The Bishop of Oxford took prominent pars with respect
TO the violation by Spain OF the slave treaties. The Ga
cets manests deal of Indignation al the calumnies
which the Spanish government was subjected on that
OCCASION and ii eeyaes the character Of Captain General
Canedo above that Of his noble British apersers
"Nobe by birth (says the Gacea, talking Of Canedo)
as the English Lord Premier Educated in severe prnel
army. and elevated to The dignity OF senator OF the king
DOM he not and could be- corrupted BY the brlbe
of the island of Cuba to commit an unEraseu action
which would suddenly defe many It'll - OF individual
prde The Captain General Don Valenta Canedo has
vigorously prosecuted since the day OF his taking com
mand OF Inc island The cursed slave traffic. He has done
more he has employed governmental measures. which
reveal not only loyalty and purity bu and an
elevated spirit even point which should have com
seed Lord Carlisle to more circumsleclon and less
fnvolily." t ..asHtH AZ
was from this article that, in the absence of all
,ransa,ors when the Empire C,ys mails arrived late
night, a compoetot 10 our office, Cuban hlibustero,
inspired by the sentiments coneenal TO The 4th oil July,
manufactured the startling intelligence which appeared
in our Yesterdays ISSUE that Count Carlisle had been
rested charge OF conspiracy the design OF which was
TO overthrow the present government OF Jamaica OF the
black populations and that vessel had been seized loaded
with munitions OF alleged to have been furnished
by the Count and others We were not aware we had
such a genius among composcIs; but now that we
have discovered il we must take care OF him.
The cons,ru cton OF the projected railroad between
Trinidad and Sanct Spirlus is about TO be commenced
In the former city $3.50 OF shares in the enterprise
were sold in the course of eight days.
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Prom ne N. o. Della, June ~
Later from santa Fe.

Va Thursday evening last (the 9lh) Ton Rife arrives
al Dan Antona. with the Santa Fr mail and I'VE passe n
ger. consisting OF Messrs Anglin Michel. and three
DISCHARGED soldiers; and with dates from III Paso to
the high water OF the Rio Grande The editor of The
San Antonia Ledger learns tiom Rife that Tras has
tab possession OF the Meslla territory which COM
mencas about thirty five miles above Fl Paso on The
Rio Gfande. He swears he will not give il up without
fight although he afhfms that the Americans will gag
geste him in the event OF a collision.
The bad feeling which lately existed between the
Americans and Mexcans this side. and the Mexcans
the other, has entirely subsdedso much so. that
the LIST III u,mo, fandango was given in I'll Psso.
and general invitation was extended 10 the citizens Of
McGotfnsvle and franklin, and the country adjacent
sued an order that insult 10 any American would be
followed BY instant death Trias described pleas
ant fellow, of strongly marked Mexican features, with
IitIc force OF character mental cabre He occasion
ally crosses The river, and becomes decidedly mellow from
the AK uadienie OF the McGotiasves- The people on
this side decidedly Indifferent, about the Mesa al
fair.
Captain Rife assures the Ledger that the roads were
never better, The water and grass more abundant
Ga his upward trip, while encamped al Live Oak creek,
beven miles this side OF the Pecas he was visited BY
body Of lwentythree LPan warriors, with their chief
Guapo. They constituted but relay OF considerable
body encamped come miles distant. They were very
friendly. Both on the upward and downward trip the
tram met nnumerabe Indian signs including smoke. IL
will be recOecled that smoke be deserted the pra
RE for twelve or thirteen miles Captain Rites train
consists OF two ambuances. twenty two mules. and eight
frontier exploits We should cay they inviacble
by any OF the rowing Indian bands The traveller is Sc
cure in any of Skilmans trains. The mode OF travel
ling to divide the -four tours three equal parts
snd travel fifteen more miles IN each division, thus
averaging about fifty miles day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-07
BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auesioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF LEAsEHoLD, LARGE FIRE PROOF
safe desks, copying CARPETS oil cloth, Ac at
"Wednesday The sh Of July shall s. Al ocsch
a. m recently Colurnbs bank,
~ and 9th
the .he Of esxbishmspt, viz
safe, high
feet sir inches wide, mnds by slss y. Herring
One psteu, balance and stand for weighing gold
Iarss nd small OIL cloth covered cou
Pine cherry counter and once writing desks
DO and ofhce tsbl.
Walnut and ssst once chairs sp,ttoons
Pine eight day marine clock
one copying prcss
Fostyya de fooso oil cloth, , ply and other carpet
Iron railing, large once han md Pipe
The which has
and the burners and drure- THE
eighty avrf widc having
finely pspered and we'll
being the most business part Of the
city.
In. articles Of the quality
nearly wishing rsvchsse articles Of the kind will
do we Tn the sale.
Terms 500 cs.h go, credit Of
and months satisfactorily endorscd bearing
nv order Of The trustees. GREEN SCOTT,
Jun. Nd Aoeuoos~rs
fsy The above sale In postponed until Friday, the
st, inst, came hour, by order Of the trustees. 49, =.
7'7' GREEN SCOTT
July I'd Aucuopeers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-07
Sales To-Day.
by GREEN & sC0rr, Auctloneer..

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON FIFTH STREET
uc,ion.on Thursday, The 7lh instant sell, In
premises, half O'Clock, p saeeIes
brick house and lot situated 5t west
frst house south OF opposite
Judiciary square, house which resided
rhe contains nine good and rooms
The lot on 25 feet 1t being Of No. L.
No. 4se.
Terms Onehird cash balance in twelve, eighteen
the for the deferred
interest from day Of sale deed and OF
taken.
1iuc indisputable
GREEN h SCOTT,
July I'D hucioneers