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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
City Intelligence.

1HAsKsGivING REJotyos The EXPRESS NKN's PARADE
II cur report OF the various parades and reocings
iharkfRivng cay our reporter omitted to make mention
u he very fine display made by the Express employees of
hessrs Adams Company Berford Il Company, and
hce and far as horses rappngs, and handling the rens
went, the turnout excelled in America and
cont.quently not eq1alled IN any other place.
or seven wagons eight and four horses and tandem
ANS gay decorated and attracting universal atten
ton They took circuit II the principal Streets an
then drove out to StruckmAnns Oh their return they
psrock Of dim at the Washington" Of Broad
Harbdens Express Ball Club turned out in larre omnf-
tus drawn by ten white horses richly caparsoned and
after crivpg through some of the principal streets also
Eerford's horses and wagons made m excellent show
Also indeed II all the representatives had driven in
uninterrupted line 1t would have been the finest parade
of that description ever seen in New Yo k.
INAUGURATION or SARACcos ApolrIyrA At the solicita
ton OF his pupils Ssracco has at great cost
constructed splendid ball room Tie Inauguration Of
the Apolinea 10 Bond street. took place Wednesday
evening last. We have great number OF dancing
rooms in Europe but We must admit that have
large p hted by rich canaeabra surrounded by velvet
soaf and the Hoor Is waxed for the of the
dancers Besides this, there two excellent parIors
where the fair dar GERS can yes and spend e In
pleasant conversation after the atgues of pYlkpg The
dances conducted by ave good artists opened about
ten o'clock, al d continued till morning.
CorSTy CANvAxRss-This body transacted no business
yestert owing to Eviedaon An adjourn
mert took place 70 SATURDAY,, at noon.
Fiar--A stonecutter's shed, owned and occupied by
Irady Fitzgerald, near the corner OF avenue and
Twenty third street. set fire Thursday night about
o'clecs About ssC0 worth of brownstons (Corinhian
cspisals) were injured ana destroyed.
ACCIDENTAL Exrro<roS or A PlsToL Henry Carson A
conductor the Second Avenue Railrosd Thursday
while in company with Louis Amendoes in Peck Slip was
exam ming loaded pistol when it acc sntaly shot Car
ZOE in the arm. Dr. Traphagen asnt for, who
amined the wound and found that tbs ball had entered
the aesby part OF the arm and went towards elbow
uoeptal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Police Intelligence.

Arrest n iicLIcclets a. The National Ifv at,e OfRoee
Reed Of the Chiefs secret retectves, Thursday
night tne nth mat AT the National Theatr apprshendsa
whom the officer detected in picking pockets In the
theatre On taking them inso cust0 IL, one Of them
dropped from ais person pocket book or portemonnais
containing two 81 bank bills and ab out 6fty cents In
small change, also one of Perhamss gift tcksts fog
which 10 wanted The prov erty can be seeu by
applying to Mr. Johnston, Clerk Of olicse the Tombs
Justice Bogart, before whom the asoners were taxsn
lecl thsn up for examination.
charge of Stealing Je,celry an Clohino Yesterday
afternoon, officer Green, OF the police arrested
German woman named Iisette GAttsrman, on warrant
issued By Justice BoGat, ~h rein the accused lands
charged with stealing silk. nsnsia valued ct SIT;
sod watch worth s4o gold rings, worth $40 goa
oracest valued 1t Sio soh. earrings valued ct ~; 20
perty Of Anna Schwartz, Of No. u Duane strsst.
the evidence ON whicr. the accused said to he the
guilty party, thai Of Barbara lds, who testdnes
that she saw porfnn Of the stolen property IN hsx
possession The raestrate committed the accused -
prison to await surther examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Additional by tho Canada.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The following despatch, via Halifax, comes to us from

The following despatch via Halifax, comes to from
reliable private correspondent, eated:-
LIVERPOOL, Friday evening, Nov II, 1858.
CorToN Our arket bss, within TIE last few Gays az
sumed frmness and midoliug qualities have been
sold to day tiog advance the currency per
bia The ssles of the week foot 600 bales which
spefulstors took COO aud exporters 1900 bales We
quote New Orleans fair at 6Ad middling at 3d. upands
fair at 6sSd. and middlipg at sAd.
The breadstus marfet which In the Wy part NJ the
week. had declining tendency, has, under the inHuense
OF from the East assnne ed frmer tone and
today The current rates about the last
week. We quote Western canal -four at 36s and Ohio
a6s Cd. yellow corr at 4ts 3D. aod white at 45s Goa
tols closed TO. Cay at 9i4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26

The arrivals at this port eerday report further
hncholy additions to the horrible accoun Of disease and
death board emgrant ships that have lately often
saddened the columns Of our paper.
Tne packet ship Constellation, Capt Allen from Liver
pool which arrived at Quarantine yesterday morning.
lost less than hundred passengers during the
voyage There also twenty sick when she arrived
who taken shore to the Hospital The following
In n list Of the deaths.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26

FTOm NEW McXIcO.
LATER FROM SANTA FE-MovEMENTs OF THE rx-
PLoRING PARTIES, ETC. ETC.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25, 1853.
The Eanta Fe mail has arrived but brings no news Of
importance.
Major Aubrey left SAINTS Fe the 18th Of October for
California. He is going to try a new routs.
Lieut.. Wapple's exploring party had reached Albu-
querque.
Manuel Gaegos the delegate elected to Congress- did
not come in ths stage, but will arrive in q few days
Governor Merriwethsr was gaining popularity daily.
General Garland had returned from Mesia Valley No
authority Is to be 9, ercissd over it.
Judge Watts had sent in his resignation account of
the insufHciency Of the salary.
thought that the New Mexico railroad route to the
Pacific, by Auton, Chico, Albuquerque and Aubreys
route, viii be the best.
Thanksgiving was generally well observed throughout
Kentucky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Imprisonment of an Axaeriean Citizen
In Cubn.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
siR-h to-day's edition Of Jour paper notice an ex
tract from the PhadelphiA Bu,iail, in relatitn 10
the imprisonment in Havana of Mr. Francis D. De Silva.
am wen acquainted with that gentlcmsn and some
four years since present at his hotel In Beekman
street. In this city, when he applied for his naturalization
papers and subj equen to that e present when he
ceved them in due form II the Mr. Francis D. De silva
alluded to- be the well known mGnufa and importer
oftegsrs Of the "yuelta dc Abaon In Cuba, then am
positive that he is a naturazed citizen of the United
States and entitled to The protection Of this
Very respectfully, yours
J. 'EG BERT FARNJIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26

There were also six deaths board the ship Mchae
AnLelo and three board the Java both arrived yes
terday from Euroye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
From Baltimore.

THANKSGIVING IN BALTIMORE-RAILROADA ACCIDEET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25 1853.
Thanksgiving was very generally observed here bust
being suspended. No papers sued here this
morning.
A train the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad off the
track at Martnsburg, Wednesday night The engineer
seriously hurt but the passengers escaped injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
The St. John Bank Robbery.

TO THR EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGENCY BANK oP BRITISH NORTH AMERICA,
NEW YORK, Nov. rs, 1853. I
SlR--Permit me to correct error, copied from the
Boeton Telegraph In the evening papers Ths - 600 In
notes stolen At john B. did not belong to the bank
but TO private im and has since been rsccysre Ysuf
oSsdisnt servant RD. BELL
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The illustrated News.
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
New York, Nov. Is, 1858. Z

JAMFs q. ~ NNF1T, Esq
In YOUR paper Of yesterday noticed statement intk-
matire tnat had lost $4,000 the illustrated NNsG
Knowy that you always ready to act justly in pub
ship both rides of story, would state that such ~
port ia entirely incerrect invested bat 900 -
The N and sold out upon such terms that the svsatuAl
TsAynent Of every dollar II guaranteed TO fun pag
tcnsrs of which, signed by AL parties pubshsd b
the concluding number Of the Meas. Yours respectfully,
r. Z. nARNUk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Sen tence Of Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1858.
In Huntingdon county to-day Judge Taylor
sentence of death against Elizabeth Harker convicted Of
poisoning her sister, Mary Harris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
From Boston.

DEATH FROM RAILROAD COLLISION-ANoTHER FAIL
URE-THB GREAT REPUBLIC, ETC.
Boston, Nov. 25 1858.
j. B. Babcock, merchant, Of st. Andrews, N. B., who
was injured by the collision the Fall River Railroad
on Monday night, died yesterday morning.
The failure of ice dealer, Is reported. Liabilities
from $50 0Oo to s75,t0o. He has gone to Australia
The mammoth clipper ship Great Republic, sailed at
O'Clock this afternoon for New York. in tow of the steam
tug r. B. Forbes,
The weather has been clear and cold, with strong
northwest wind al day. The Canada is not therefore
locked for before early to morrow morning
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Printers' Strike ut Cincinnati.

PrInters' Strike ut CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 25 1858.
The printers in all the daily newspaper offices struck
to-day The proprstors agree to pay the prices demand
ed but refuse to submit to other dictated by the
Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26

The Second regiment of the Hudson Brigade unier the
command ofCo Ellis, ont yesterday parade and
reviewed by Gen. E. r. v. Wight. The regimen
formed at 10 o'clock and paraded through the principal
streets of Jersey City TIE companies that urnea ou
were the foowing:-The Continental Guard Montgomery
Guard Washington Volunteers, Msagher Republican
GTensdiers, and Grenvie Guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Another Bank Robbery.

Sr. JOHN, N. B., Nov. 2b, 1853.
The Bank of British North America was robbed last
night Of ss00, all in El0 notes.
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The number of passengers who embarked in the c.
an ounted to 9l6
The ship Hibernia also arrived yesterday from Liver
pool lost the passage three out of $50 passea
gers. The following ia q list OF the deathi
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HAIIrAx Nov. 25-l1 A. NJ.
The steamship America from Boston Ia nov entering
this port. She will leave for liverpool about p NJ.
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VIM. Wilbur testified that the prisoner came to him
the afternoon of the lerh o. August and asked him
very ick in the city Of Troy prisoner sold hts
William VIII hanson; he offered witEeea a. which witness
accepted and he reached the Cask Point with prisoner
es mr utes after six O'Clock Wood crossed the river
in time for the down train to New Nnfk
william Stewart justice Of the peaoo from the town Of
achie esti6es that he Weed Moores tavern,
the 30th Of August says he showed prisoner the
powder flask and Wood said it hA from which he
loaded the pistol that shot the pels Williams made
sdavit before him that isJ o, THE manner his
heips shot, and witness read u to Wood and defen
dant said some part of the statement not us it
in regard to throwing the peer oS the bridge aud the
amount of money the peoler Gad in his pocket hoc
but in the main it correct he said there but s2
Wall street New York hs denied throwing Williams Of
the bridge (1he statement OF the peder was, at this
stage OF he proceedings placed before the cour On
the l9,h Of August the pedler made statement Which
to, describing the person who shot ha; and
aean on the 9th Of August he made an affidavit sayng
some money found on the pedler and handed to his
brother in-law.
D. p Bennett. recalled, testified that he WAS present
when the statement exhibited here read to the
prisc and that he said the main eatures Of the state
ment correct.
Here followed the statement which has ssen heretofore
published in the Herald at the time OF Woods arrest
The prosecntion now rested the case.
Judge eman, Tor the defence, addressed the jury In
most fersn and eloquent speech In behalf Of the prisoner
ater Saicn one witness was examined, and the testi
mcuy closed.
Henry Boyd of New York city, testified that he saw
Woea in Brook Tuesday Wednesday after the ped
lar bad been sbot that he (woo drove stage that wit
ness asked Wood IL he had any fro Greene
county looking for him, and he answered no he asked
witness the man had subpona for him. saw him after
wards several times until the time OF his arrest on Satur
day Of same week
After the examination Of this witness tho testimony
closed and Mitchell Sanford Esq: commenced summing
in behalf Of the accused at half past eight O'CLOCK and
in ssssr style Of sloausnss TO snshais s
collected within the COURTROOM for more than An hour
when hs cara sy Without coscludipg fcs - sdousa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF NEW YORK HERALD.
QUESTION TO BE D-RErRENCHMENT-TH
PREsIDENT's q MEssAeE-THE BRITISH MINISTER AND
"HAIL COLUMBIA" ETC.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
Snknnft bfs ,lturfbsrH Gigbt."
Smcr
3tpei 8oben fpdter aus Californian.
SI 600 000 RnlS

vi 500, 900 Sob.
Nprfott Sft. 25. = Das DampfIdiff
gfcrtbsrn Sight nit 9iadri6ten aus Californian
bis gum 1. B., NIT 700 Safusieren unO ST ,500,s
600 III bier tpe9en 0iangelS al &pblen eingelaits
fen. Die mitgebrahten Nadriften iino ,lnnid,>
tis, bic Nartte iinb flau uup Die 9retle siinjtis
fir 6Gufer.
Da& gSetter mar In Galfcrnien iebr I6Gn unp
bic gel6afte paren lebbalt, brIpnhers Der Sau
BON nfuen Sauiern in Gan 5ran3sfr. Die Grnte
III slddlia teenpist.
Die llnteritiibun9en fiir bic ant seGten 5ieter
eeicenpen In 9leusS Orleans, prl6e in San Srans
,istc seIammelt iinp, telauien li6 iter si0, 900.
Die Suar;sWinen in @raesSaleY be;ablen lid,
beiier ais friiber. 8eide @Ulpsruben iinb in
Cafe SaaeY sefunrsn worpen. Sn Gan 5ran>
,iSfo wurbe Die Brig 9lrrrir epnfisfirt, neil man
Serpa6t te9te, bab iic bel Der Grpepitipn na6
Scncra tctbetlist iei.
Sn Gan 5ranStsfc berrI6te srpbe lln,ufriepens
felt iiber bic Ga6ri6t, bae Die Meinune pes Ga
bnets in gSaidnston uter bic Yaeifie GiIentabn
setbeilt iei. Dem Majpr Splbeman 1T eS setutz
gen, einen Sertras nit ben Snbianern ant Sunts
bClpt Nsrr at5ui6lirBen. Die gumas unp epz
ccpas Snpianer iino NIT chamber TN 6rirse unp
taben cine S6la6t gegen chamber aefchten.
3pil6en ben 9etfel 9tansers unb ben gpple.
gate Snbianern lit Gin @rfcdt screefallen, in mel
dem bic eriten enen tmp Die leBten IA Waann per=
loren baben. Die SewUbner BON Sregpn linp
,u Gunlen eineS Srieges sur Sertilgung segen
bic Snbianer. Die Sarfe Sriple BON Baltimore
lit i'm Columbia 8toer Inter9egan9en.
Die San Sran;isfc 3eitungen meIten fpieber
nebrere 9ewaltIame @rmprpungen. Cine fran;Gs
Itide Sprr iptelt in Gan 5ran;iStp NIT Dem teiten
Grfcl9e. Die @plbnlinen in Carton SalleY Gas
Ben fd unscrtbeilbaft ermeien, anbere lefern ntcr
rei6e glusbeute. Der Sanpels>gerfebr 1T itGns
big, penn aud nt6t lebbait. 6lom fcltet s so
gSai;cn $3.50, Sartpffeln fUiten j Gents per
pfunb, Butter % bis 27.
Die agttatpn Der Yacfe zGtienbabn>Srag
ptrb init Gnerge betriebrn unp cs linp pegen pers
Ielbrn metrere Wteetings an Serlhieocren Srter
gebalten. gSir nebmen feline anlanb ~ tebaups
ten, pab bic 9artei, ipetde bele Mabresel an
Gruperncmcnts>Sise fiinftis unteritist, bier De,
gSabl 9epib 1T.
gtuS Dem Snnern bes Staats Iarten bic 9eri6tt
bG6lt ainltis. Die @etraibrsGrnte lit aladlid
tcenci9t, ptalei6 pas Sprn etipas srn Rrt ee.
titten Bat, iitertrift Der Grtras fpd int Dw6.
Ihnitte bic Gripartltn9en Der Iderbduer. Dit
Grnten an Sblt, 3rauben 4epfcln, Sirncn, Me.
lrnen unp anpern Sriidten 1T Iebr reid Die
3pihisteten NIT ben 9tou0e Snpianrrn bauerr
nod fort. Gin tcfti9eS @rfidt spifden ben Sns
pianern unb ben gEeiBen fel in SadipnSiIe prr
5tpmas 9bilips sUn Gbeiter-G Ga,nty in ga. wurs
be babel getTrtrt, bic Snpianer Serlpren ;wBli
Wann.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
Sefpnpmie hes Rartes.

9ieten prm m1nnIi6en @usIeten, wel6eS Der
Bart pem 2lntlise pes Wannes serleibt, bat baS
5ra9rn beiieIben fir 9rrlcnen sewiler Sel6dftis
9un9en aud entldiebenen 9luben riidliAtli6 Der
@'elunpbeit unp Der Sebenspauer. .-Set Wdnneru
Die in 8auh Cper Staub arbeiten, 70 ipie uansnt>
ltb bel Shmieben fam man Die SepbadHung
madent paB pas Sart<5aa wel6es bic dumb
SeIfnuns umsitt, li9 pur6 Die aufsefansenen
8au6, Staub cper Metaa>SGeile pclltGnpis YER
fartt, pab es alIp ais SGub segen paS Ginprins
gen folder 6beile in 9ungen unS 9lttmunsSprrf.
seise, bent. 9lebnli6 ersiebt iid pies aud Der
Geprbnbeit prientaliiher Sblfer, bic ME cine Teie
pur9 ianbtse 9Biiten antreten, rbne i6 sprter ben
Burt ipahirn 3u laifen gum S6ut sesen pas Gins
prtn9en hes Sanbes in Die Sungen. Wiaurer allp,
Nuller, Stabls unb giIensS6leifrr Ippie 8eilcnz
DC, bic ale mebr cber wenger ben iitlen Ginfluls
rn Die mir ertp1bnt, auS9eiest nb Ipten ME per-
feblcn, bic ibnen BON Der 9iatur Serliebene 2ufts
5tltrr Maihine Tim ben Wluno su tragen, ater
AUDI anpere, bic peniger iplden Ginfi1en auSsez
Iebt Itnp, ater in grc6en Stdptcn, no in,mer
Staub unp Oamrf Die ein;uatbmenpe 2uft seruns
reini9en lebrn, ictltrn pteicS S6uBmittels ni6t
cntbehren.
Staub unb 8auA 9refen auf bic Dauer bic
Atbmun9s al unp er3ru9en, tpfnn bis sll
enem 9e,piilen @rare pes sBirtens seitiessn, ttie
6uitcn mp anprre 8ranfbeits;uitdnpe, bon peneu
Der 2aupbcwpbner feline Spur sest. sIcr;tli6r
llnteriu6uneen taten Ihpn GGnsit pas 5aftum
eit9eitett, baB Set6en folder 9eriUnrn, Die in srr-
bcn Stdpten selett, mandmat in ben Srsanen,
pte gum atbmen bienten, prbentlide Shmus- -Sprs
ratbstammern entbalten, peren Sprbanpenlein naz
tiirli9 ben 6rp beldleunt9t, pper terteisefibrt
batte.
Sri icl6en GtatIaden aGIo unt DEFENDERS nod,
tei Dem alI3use9ebenen llmitanpe, baB baS @nts
fernen pes Sartes purhaus feline ansenetme Ses
ihdfti9un9 III, unp bel enrm nur sewEbntid tans
gen eeben in aaem gencmmen allen etn sanjes Sabr
fir lid in 9lnipru6 nimmt, 1T rs aufallenp, pae
Elm 70 prattiI6eS Sult tpte pas Der glmertaner IL,
Dem GultuS pes Sartes nod INNER einen Stsin
peS glnltrbes finpet unp in Der natiirliGrn SGubs
retr Der attmun9s unp Der 2ungen Gin
9lnsrffswerfseus ieben Mil auf 9tnitanp unp auf
aute Site.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
1tus Sas sefebieBt am aranen Sol,e.

Gin Correspondent Der ,,G'alseipn 3eituns"
sitt n ietnem Sdreten bic fcfscnbe srapbii6e
ater e6en ni6t ichr erfreuIide S6ilreruns pes
beutI6en 2rtens int Snnrru spu Seras:
uSier in SeraS tridrdnft iid Die eitrratur pcr<
;iiali6 auf 3eitungen mp bin mc weher auf ct"
niae 6lua16riftrn: iie pebnt lfdb nid't iiter ben
aan,en 9erricb menldIi6er Geiitrs<5 <5bdhsttit aass
5er terrIGt nod pas patrtarhalI6e Stitleten,
bus n,u turtb baS Srillcn Der l5eerren unb gBIes
bern Der 9ierpe untrrbrcben pirp. Die pcltis
l6e Jreibeit III erlanst, it rarf nidt ert srru"s
gen pber ertdmpft werprn; barum iinb MIR ctne'
pcltiI6e 9arteibewesung. Das materielIe 9n@
terelIe, Waiefcrn- mne 8aumipparntau, Sdates,
Yferbe> umb glinbersudt unp lumpse periSniiGs
feiten, barum freil't unS brebt lih aaes. Srrtet
in bic grIeaidaft Der sebiINeten eeute unb bordt
mad benz 9esenbltanp Der unterbaltIin9. Ysrs
l5nli6teiten bilpen ben garpinalpunft. Gebt in
bic rcben SledbGuIer Der geipGbnlihen Dsutlden
unb br pernebmt ni6ts ais geriSntiGteitcn unb
BON Der unerauidlifiten 9trt. 6emmt, an tpels
dem Sage, gu iprlder SabresSeit Sbr wCut, Re.
ainnt bic GOnnerlaticn, no eS Gu6 beliett. iie
frbrt ltcts gu beniielten ge9enitanre Surtd-itcrs
at DISQUALIFICATION, muir Der Con, In we6cm sas
Ganse sebalten wrp, III ie mad Dem StanHpunt=
tr Der 2eute elm anrcrer."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
21hrccflidier 1lnfa1l.

Cation, Stt. 27.-gRtdael 5ater, BON Sei'
relters 9aunIdip, ee4a Gountp, un9efatr %
Sabre alt, purpe Iebten Samlag aus pem bieii'
sen Gountp 9cfdnanib pe9en enes g(nfa(les bon
SauIsi6tern in pas slrmenbaus getradt, um bort
penn nttsli6, BON iener Sranfteit sctetIt su per'
pen. Da CT wabrenb bes 9anSen Cages frinI
3et6en aenannten uebels 9ab, 70 belt es Der Ir'
menbauS SerpaIter fir unnBtbis, itn in cine at'
scicnberte 3elle su IAlieben, pa auberprm ausen'
blidlid frne Iplde leer mar. Gr 9elcllte i'm ba'
Der untcr pie dnrern glrmen in ben pberitcn Stct
pcs @etdupeS. 9ta6 etner batten Stunpe per
fiel er jeppd wieper in ieinen 9tnfal unO madhtC
li6 auf pas Dad pcS Snules, u,b ale Serlufe
i'm su iitcrreben, in pas 3tmmer 3uriid su fetren
parcn Sersetlid inbem CT felt parauf beltano
man wple ibn in Stiider serreibsn. Gr belt iid
pret Strnben auf Dem Da6e auf brctete metr'
mails i6 terunter,ufir;en, pel6cs er TIM 1 lib,
atcnbs, gum S6redsn Der Sielen 3uIdauer aus
fiiGrtr. Gr iel ungefabr so 5us trb auf Saic'
fer unb &atf, mas CT BON benz Dade berunter9e'
trurfen batte, purpe arg ser16nlettert unb itarl
mad 90 Stunben.-(Gem)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-02
SD one Triid,fen.

Die 3rttunsen bra6ten Dor 6ur,em bs 0atbz
ri6t, bab in Columbus, o., cine Waifenperfamn,l
lung Der Shnljun9en ltattfanp. Sc par nGmz
lid Elm geipiiIer : va ppm @eridt yertrs
tbeilt mprren, neil er ben qebrer Icines Srbnee,
Der prmielten zine Sbrfeige gab, In 0eaenpart Der
utrt9cn Sduler i'm S6ul5nmer NIT finer Gcw>
btpe (Santi6W idIus. 8arauf bifltrn bic eGuls
jln9ens 9enannte SrriammIung. Gs pirb terdjs
tet, pab tbre Batter NIT brmtltbiaen @crtn I'm
erlautnib baten, rerSsriammluns bri,uwrbnsn,
BEN no blen anflus ibrer SGtne ,u temuns
bern, unp no nttbt9, 8atb srtbeilrn su biirfen
ater eS ruree tbnen nift erlautt. 1arauf tplrs
DC cine ernlmittee ernanni, SeI6ttIe au faiIen,
wrlhe etnniithig angenommcn tpiirpen. Der Sns
bait perieltfn mar un9elabr frIgrnher:
SeifteiIen, ID pab mir in bic Sdufe ,tnS
aus Der Sdufe 9eten wrrren, mann unb Ypie 60
uns belteht une bebn9t. 2)0aG mir jepen S6uGs
9efabrten, Der Gin Spfcr Der Seifrdnfuns unirer
nattrliden 8e6tr, rurh ben S6ulmelrr, irerren
lellte, perttrtpt9en unb mtrriiGtsn. - Sae i'm
5alle elmer uneingfeit unter uns ielbit, uAlere
Sater gu Sife serufen rerrcn lplrn. 4) Tas
bic tiIrSttde Gnti6eitung Der 9rrtat tnb Wlaspr's
eourt, nad unierrr Meinune ben se6rcrn etA uns
oerantmrrtliGcs grii9els unb Strafretbt ,uaelett,
wenn mir rns briidrnpen ancrpnunsen pperleben,
unb baB befelben unlere ent6icrenr, riidlidtsIpGe
Wtbbilli9un9 perpienen. 81 Dae bic GntIdets
ounsen bieier Court perfa6unsswrris llnb tnp
felblt pfnn fe serfaifun9ssemde ipdrrn, ipiirben
mir r1s ntdt an Te febren, ba mir S6ulilnasn
bel Gntwerfnuns Der StaatasG pnltitutirn nidtt su
Natbt 9e3p9en purben.
Seraus mtsen driittide Gltcrn lcten, robin es
NIT tbren 8inpern fcmmen iprp, prnn Iie duff
wadIen cbne 0cttes 9Gurt unp 6ri1it6em
Shalunterrtdt. Oas pierte Gjetct: Du icQf
peinen Sater unb beine 0lutter ebren,-tpirb tei
Iplffn Oien19en baIb feline &raft serltcren, bic
nadfclSenpe Generation pirp serrpilpern unS tpies
Der 3uriid nS Seipentbum lfnfen, llnb gum Stril,
plnd bic anihen9unsen unO SGti6e bes papIts
tbums. bemieltrn in bic Sanpc fallen. Glide
llnlerrr 9plititer ribmen cl6cS spar ais rcputliz
fanilfr Gntl6irbcnbeit ;-ater &c il Irbr su bee
fiirdten, taB fplde Gntldiebnbet nitbt penia ;lut
talpi9cn Serperten unIerer Neputlf bctraacn
wirr. llnIere altrn brutI6n Sprfatren batten
stn Spri9wert: usBrr niGt Seburtben lernt,
lernt aud ntdt brfeblen;" irel6eS prtl aud,
bier ansewenprt mrpen tann.-CS6uts unp SauSs
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