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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

ITEMS FOR STRIKERS. Near 1000
foreigners landed on Saturday in this
city. We shall have them arriving
now at tie rate Of 5,020 week for
twenty weeks. 1t Is remarked that
among these $4,000 that have land
ed, there are three times as many me-
chanics and servants as there were
last year. This shows that they are
well informed in Europe as to wages
here. What these foreign mechanics
are TO do, or how TO get employment,
is more then VIC know. The servants,
if they will 60 10 the villages, will all
get good places and good Pay.-Jour.
Of Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM RUssgLL.-
Mr.. William Russell, Of Dcerfield died
at his residence on the l0,h inst, aged
50. Mr.. Russell was well known Tor
his eccentricires He had for years had
his coffin made aud stored IN his house,
and il is said would sometimes lay
down in II 10 try its Gi. Before his
death he directed metal ic sarcopha-
gus to be procured TO receive himself
and coffin, and gave Instructions that
his funeral should be strictly private,
which instructions were adhered TO by
his friends, none attending but by invi-
tation. He had amassed a large for
tune by industry and successful speculG-
ton Greenfield Republican.
A Rousp SALARY.-A gentleman las
been appointed Agen, Of the Panama
Railroad Company at salary Of s6o,.
600 year /; in addition 10 which four
INSURANCE Companies have agreed to
pay him $40, 900 each a yenr--making
$4,000. Total amount ol salary per
annum, Oss HcsoRfp THOUSAND Dol
LARS The gentleman takes out
letters Of credit to draw ior ono million
a month on account Of Gold Dust, and
hss ons fourth interest in the profiis.-
On the whole, including salary aud bus Z
,n-.., We should think tbis gentleman
nigh, manage TO make beth euds meet
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

G~We are informed by one Of the
Trustees oi the Long Wharf, that the
wharf was built from the proceeds OF
Lottery which was granted for that
purpose many years ago, and That 1t is
held in perpetual Trustseship, the
Trustees filing all vacancies IN their
Board. The income Of The Wharf 10
expended upon i in repairs, improve
men's, &c. The Trustees are about
replacing the wall from Covell's shop
westward TO the first store snd they
intend to ertc,a high !ence there TO
shelter persons who pass, from the
bleak winds. As soon as they have
sufficient funds. or il the steamboat Com
pany would be wiling 10 pay the inter
est on the cost OF erecting covering at
the head Of the wharf, as we ruggested
a few days ago, they would be willing
to make the Improvement. We trust
that some means can be devised for The
accom- l:shment ol this object.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

AN AMERICAN PRiMA DosNA IN ITALY.
A correspondent OF the Courier e.
Enquirer wiring from Naples, says
that Mrs. Esco,t, .rmerly of Spring.
field, Macs. has made successful
debut as prima donna in Mercadante's
new opera Tiolettd a, the Teatro MORO
in Naples. The writer says that OH the
night of her debm, Mercadan,e led her
before the curtain, and insisted upon
dividing the honors OF his own success
with Mrs. Escott 10 whose cxeriions he
warmly acknowledged his indebted
ness.
a correspondent o: the Boston Atlas
says
American students of music, suspect,
ou,number those oi my other foreign
country at present in Florence. Have
the vas, sums Of money recently ainass-
ed in America by Jenny Lind, Ca,harine
Hayes and others, sent our calculating
people abroad into this new field OF en-
.erprise or is il really love for the
divine art 2 The sudden lrrup,ion Of SO
many Americans into Italy, for the pur-
pose OF studying music, calls for some
explanation. Three years ago could
OILY hear Of two or three American
students ofmusic IN all Europe and
withn the last six months there have
been no less than nine American gen
,lemcn and ladies in this city, all ardent
devotees Of 81. Cecilia, all destined for
the public us vocalisis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

the acciamatlons that surround their
acc, ssioD are sometimes the camor OF
hopes which cannot be fulfilled, and we
await the occurrence OF more serious
events and more regul .r communications
TO form a more just and more complete
opinion vi the character and policy oil
the American Government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

In search for, Sir John Franklin, fiji.
teen expeditions have been engaged, at
cost OF four million dollars. Sir John
has now been absent nearly eight years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

New MooE OF TRxAriNo Locx.JAw.-
Mr.. Jno. King, OF the Clearspring die.
!rict, the Hagers.own Herald says vas
bitten on the wrist by hog, a week or
two ago. Several days after. he was
taken violently III with iock-jaw. DR..
Macgill, Of Hagerstown, was called in,
who Immediately administered chloro.
form, aud laid tho wound freely open,
applying an smsllient poultico, and
continuing the chloroform with opium.
In five hours under this treatment, the
spasms were arrested, and Mr.. King ia
now entirely recovered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28


The Cincinnati papers tell OF heroic
deed performed by woman, in build.
lrg on fire, in Syracuse street, there,
few days since, which is worthy OF re
cord. A family consisting OF mother
and four children was residing in the
third stvry Of Krostrnans beadslead iac-
tory, which was burned during last
night. Finding herself cnt off from
retreat, in consequence OF the stories be-
meath being on fire, the mot.er ascended
to the roof, carrying her children with
her. Here, tying one of her babies to
her shoulders, she boldly leaped across
an allay six feet in width to the roof OF
another building, from whence, leaving
her burden, she returned, and in like
manner carried over in safety each oi
the others. The acI was witnessed by
large concourse o. spectators. The
mother was in feeble health, and moth
ing but meternal, love could have
carried her through 20 trying a scene.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

|Beiow we give the language OF
the New York Tribune, in a notice of
the decision Of Judge Curtis, in tho
Rhode Island case -
Such judgment agalnsia u sovereign
state, acting in her high capacity OF a
conservator OF the public morals Of her
own people, in favor Of the defiers ot hes
laws and corrupters of her children,
ought to have been rendered cautious
ly, though,iully-may we not say, re-
luctantly
We care not upon what subject Judge
Curtis rendered an opinion, sitting as q
Judge in one Of our highest courts. Blu,
it is monstrous doctrine that he should
be called upon to do reluctantly what
he honestly believed 10 be his duty
Where, we would ask, would be the
safeguards Of life and property, II our
Judges are to be instructed to do their
duty rcluc,an,ly7 This 10 higher ia1
with vengeance, and be,okens how
progressive are the rciorncrs Of the
age. It's because our judges do their
duty (they may err in opinion) without
fear or favor, that we are law-abiding
people--and that We look TO our courts,
with confidence, to settle all the great
conflicting questions which daily arise
in community constituted like ,his
grea, republic. Le, the doctrine which
the Tribune breaches, become tho rule
oI conduct, and We are without preee.
dent wilhou, law - without goverh-
men,, we may add and a, tho mercy
Of the mere dictum Of man whose
opinions may change ns the wind va
ris. We have reason 10 be thankful
that the pubic mind 10 no, easily inAu'
enccd by such. monstrous doctrines ~
our contemporary occasionally PronuI'
gates. - Bosfon Chronicle. Ef
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28
uWs learn tina, the Secretary Of

0We learn that the Secretary oi
the Treasury has given the appoint
ment oi Ligh. House keepers TO The
members Of Congress that IL, he leaves
the selections TO them, aud when they
send him the names, he sends back az
pointInenls. We very. much regret
this, not on political grounds, but be-
cause we are confdenl thatit will ma
,eVially tend 10 reucct the late Light
House law a nuIiIiy. BY that law the
entire supervision OF the Light Houses
was placed IN the charge oi Board OF
Commissioners who were selected IRON
tho Army and Navy. They have de-
,olcd 2. .great deal Of time and labor TO
lie WORK, and are making many import
att and valuable chdpees in the system.
IT they are 20 be successful in their plan,
they opgm TO have the Power,o npI oint
and remove the keepers of the Lights.
AZ ihis:is taken from item, we should
not SUPPOSE that gentlemen OF their
character would rerain their Offices, as
they winshe held responsible for the
system, and yeti will have no power 10
remove an incompetent keeper. lg1'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-28

A gentleman Of this city recently
married woman repu,ed 10 be rich,
who turned out TO be poor, and come
seven hundred dollars in debt, which
he had to liquida,e She assured him
however, tina, the debt was contracted
Tor dry goods, which she bought 10
capiiva,e him. Think OF the fish pay
ing for the hook with which il ,s
caught !-NeW York Aflas.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
SS SrtefIf6e.

Cine eis Der grieft psldDe bissum lsstsn Disnifoa
" org en- auf Dem bisfsen ptlfaats Iis9tn ssbIist
ben hnp !. q ,. .,
M-Scbn 2tmtp, saecG 2t6srtp,
S-SlibcIas g3cpsr. Scbn psttr, @sdsr, Nli9uf
8stsr, GbarIts 9isber, Dane, Byrbit, fen. pbltip
8crp, patrid 8cplt, gHi. .. 8rerer, gB, 4. Q3atsr.
Scbn Bubedtr, SJiatilpa Bue, @mnia Yietsr, =.
G-Stnianlin Craig %tutsn Gttrpsu, eufan CT.
nell. :, ......,
0-scbn Dti&mda, gesr 2itbt, YtiGp Der.
5cbn uno .. Drrnep, atr. DisfnOsrfsr, Scbn Dcrs
ner, Scbn Deftunsrfsr, Gorparo Dcli,; Schn Grar.'
0atiloa DeiIp, WVorp Dsthpsiter, ,,,r.s,
G-bSatp @netrs, .peArp Gferiai cher f:int Gre
ben, gGatp gitrt
T-g. 81. SritS, antrcrS Setter, ,ejesra. Sc6t,,
Geiporo Scu9btnocr, Sarris Srtbt. 92nt Saeinosr.
eepi Sentrmatbcr, Sranfs Sc9tl, SsbR 6fsrtr, Scbn
6. Sttbsr, SateIa 5asinssr, Bfta StIiisrmasbsr.
O-abrabala Gongptrs, 8, ?. gutiassr. Sdmes
8an9wtrs, Sdnts G'rcnian, @refrieo Gfbrin9 Sritet
Gan9pcre, Gbarltr Sid, Spaaaa grubtr,
S-Sanid Saresa, 8. g.. paas, .esnrp .5aronte,
Sateb pintls, 6. q. ocilt S]lihast oaulsr Gninuno
otfrid, pceb;GcnftatT 9, 9. pcfifrt, SbrniGS oiss
~ esa, 'ounsOtrsr, GIiiabstb oruf;; Sdrab pauss,
Caroline pius.
S-96arlss Sbris, Scbn sasctr,
6-Dapio ,Gcper, pettr 8cbler,,hsu Nror;sr.
fen. pcnrp 6ransr, SRr. SnauR gpiOan Snsrr.
eharIts &Sd (Stbusnr) Srant .Sauhno',, G6rilfian
6rI9, Srbn pstsr SSbtsr, &itsbn,an ,siins' Glioe
8rbnL psnrp Semmtrer, Sascb Gsipr r. senos RIeir.
Daniel lo.8lce, Gbarlss 5ls, Gfq. $R. g. Reur,srsr
SetlIian 8dbltne, garrlAe &ite';, benriette Nfsss
lstn, ptnrtttte &epbaro. SlIan a'aerr,
S-Rtuben siesuber9sr, Sbcp ias peisurisa ,s:fah.
man eistuter9er, penrp ea6cros SCoot ermis gSon,
lei eeb, Sapettc esi6Gnsbsresr Rebsfo oansss
Wf-SSlliam 9Ridast, 8sutsn SQcbr. gamuct
go9psre, SefSD 9 @ear teller, DapiD sgit, .scIspb
sRianitb. aeanl gRiIItr. GBilion gNibta, grSrp &.
N'tter. gNrs' gsTbsIT ina SRs4lsr. Gabstb Rcpsr.
=, st-1oespali ~ trbare, Scftpb glaest, Guanast
9feiUbaro, Sbcnaf Saeubarn. '
S-SDar!es Dds. sscbn Ssnar.
Y S-p.T." .n .te pebte, SrbanHa. psbls.
WSSc9F SRrtb. sdrlas Asmmst Gonalst Seth.
cseyn cs Su fer, Scbn 9. 97esnia, Gbarfes Rinaer
SSsS!n SSMn"v } Srnotbap 3ciasor6, 1uaulMs Niiir.
-, ygp - 8s'nbare ponneb Rabs, Glen Naub psaris
'''s - cats, anna 4ei6. Sufan Notb.
=. .Vz-gs0Ittr Sbaus, amcs Snposr, Sateb eei6srt,
= renj So9mslFsr. sR. g. Saiaman, Scbn Gdbasis
yer, dmauees Sdofftr, 1arcn Spinner peter 4.
Snpeer, 3. 8. StSde alfrCo Sitafriso, &C. Steiu:
burger, 9tcr9e Snpecr, Intbcnp Sieafrieo, sRarrin
Swtnt, 0atbarns 9bcleen, SRaria 8. Strosburasr.
Sarab Sbutbsrt.
1-GRenrre 2rsrter, g9sr. Srcrsu, Ssbn 3. 2bs.
mas, Sanics Sinna.
n-MRorr llntHs.-
G-SIilion gneitei. SYdnt gpccnrino. Gbarfss
9ct ScHas aRironb. 1ayio gaisfsr Ttrbinnnb.
&cf g. g9ud,tlr, Glt. 2acrmon, GloriTa gReiont.
1nuIihs gstuntr, SRdrio gorsorttba gsidsr, ausuGs
9Sal;cr.
E-1manon fanbet.2
Y-Yetsr Dcbs 2, %. Z. 01ataer, Gbos QJcte.
3-GIiia 5is9cHfue,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
ScfTentlici)c SenDtt.

Somltoss rsn 5tsu 9RarS nSbitens, prStis uu, 10
llbr @crmitta9s, fell ON 6ouls res lnterbrsbtntl,,
in Gisrermatun9it Saunibip, estba Gauntq,
Gin GROCER SollereisStod
ouf Sfsuhtbsr @snou psrtauf ibsretn, bsilbsnb ,ln
Sbeit aus fci9tnbcm:
10 Stiit pfrres, barren ppei trStbtise SQabrtu, A
Satttlpfsret, uno bic dbri9tn quite SamiIienpfroc,
pcrunttr iit Gin pcrsd9Ii6 ibnrlsr Sutbssoul btn.
oct; SNtlttube, 2 oapru friit I'M y5srblt unp l i'm
Srdbobr; 6 ftts Sbhn, l 8uY, 4 8nbtr; z
Scbwsins (edufer) 2 grEtrddisc 9uhrrfin; brett:
rdbsriscr 4:@aulsIua9tu ir gut alS usL Gin IhmaIrS
ori9sr 4:G6utspo9sf, sbeufals neu, Gin 6orrcn unp
Gsi6irr; pfsrbc9iI6irr fir pkros, Yfiu9s9tlbirr.
0rcibmafhius uno qfsroe9Guat. cine Yattnt 2Bno:
mdbls, Gin 9earesSaei, btl;ibtttsu nit euGeitrnsn
Scblen uno pGtcut SpSrrt, 2 @99sn, 2 YfId9s, cine
nit Sddufstn, 2 Sttt .btultttrn nit
ShemcL cine RuSsnruinos, 6stlaos, uno urb yister:
Iii anbsrs 2trtifd Su umitdnrlib gu mHIecn.
Iufpartuu9 AM Scrfaufsta9e uno SRcnat Grtbit
nrn Sdmes Wl. 9SieanS.
Stbruar 16. nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

unp man tpire bir Icsar mad Dem aeben tra9ten.
9bcr merle, penn bu setreu bleitf tinp fcrtan fie
@ebrtf beS 6errn balft, 70 fplt pu betpnhrt blfi.
Ben unb gu rehter 3eit Seiebf erbaltfn, bic llr-
tlnprn BON bier su bpIrn. g4enn lie pfrbUa'
mrtldt linp, miro Optt Giniscn baS beilise Sris.
itertbum perletben, unb ie perpen bieIes Gsangele
um serfilnpen tlnp nit g8alIer tdllfen, rne bier
na6 fcllen fie Mddt taben, blr6 gluflcgcn Der
Sdnpe ben beiligen @eiit mit3utbeilen. Damn
aGer ptro Srrfrlglng piitEen nebr unb ntrEr ;
renn bic lln9erf6tisteit Der Nfnfden Ipll pffens
bart perpen, unp bic, ipflde ntAt auF ben 5ellrn
gcbaat iillp, perpen bic Stride gu itiIr;n tradten
lie abfr ipirp ipablcn IN Dem NfaGe, ais le gBi-
prrltarb crfGtrt unp ii6 rfiter ilnp ipritfr aus,
breiten, 3unebmenb an 9BiIrr, bis lte seheilist
rin prrpen unp Gin Grttteil euipf1ngen no bic
Serrlidteit Gjpttes auf ibnrn rltht. llnb tpenn
ptes eel6iebt ntp slleS Sprtrretet 1T, perpen Die
Sebn St6nnne Ssrael'S Inn 9tprplanpe aeIlmpen
mrrbri, ipp iir lange 3eit sfipclen ltnb ,np lp-
balp iG ptes erfiillt bat, fpa paS gSprt reS grcs
pbeten ge16eben ,,llnb Der GrlbIrr pirp mad 81
on femnen trp su Denen, bic lI6 BON Der lleber-
trrtltn9 abfctrcn in Sacpb, lagt Der Serr." ghm
9eIe prtne5 gEe9es, let einsepenf, mas her Serr
fir bid 9rtban bat, ulb befieibige bid, feline Gez
tpte gu talten, 70 prp CT bid erlBlrn aus Serllt>
d)un9cn unp alien ben 6iinlteu unp SaIinscn prs
Sffen." Bprtlrbun9 fcl8t)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
8efdnntma6nna.

Subem stri9e metner Sreun6e bas QeriiGt Sere
breitet baten, pae i4 mete 9pcttcte aufge9eben
unb nur nein GiIenpanret' 6antel trrikr, e mae
DIE i6 biemit tetannt, RAP pies nift 10 1T, ipns
bern fas t6 nirine stpctbete, ruel6e ih Idrn felt
25 Jabfn bier babe, nod INNER ipr Srrbcr fprts
fibre, in Serbinpuns init meiner Gienwaarcn'
Sanplune. pnp pae if tirsli6 eIuen neuen fri,
i6en Sprratb BON MeS3inen ansel6afft babe,
pprltnter li6 trfinpen
Stpbrs Startrmssmittet Der Saare, 9tabpaps
fduelle 2inperuns, ggurmtuhen mp Sprup, ein
mfetltarS Nittel seseu s8iirmer, Sallam pilIen,
Snbianiife u,p onbrer Srduter, Stdrfunss. unp
Slutreini9un9ss Yilen, neblt einem srpben Spr<
ratb anserer slrtifrl sur slpptbrfe 9ebSrig.
s. 3. M er.
glQentaun, S5ebruar 16. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Sefentlt6e 8enbm:

gsIcGlcn auf Sffentlider 8enbu sertapft rerteri.
OpnnerltaSS ben 10ten Tag MSr,, gcrrittaSS
um 10 llbr, am SauIe sen Setnri@lS a@
8 CT, In gtiepermaansie 9aunf6ip, ee9a G6pn<
ts, bic folgeuse @iter, nanlIid:
3rrt aor;dSlitt ftaSerse MSti4 gfrrte pcn
np Sabre alt, 2 quite Shaffpferbs, 3utt.
mdbren, gut gum f6aifcn mo iie aud binSsipantt
wrrpen, einjdbris 5iillsn, 9 &dbt, tbeilS nit
6Slter, Siersaulswasea NIT 9oties m,r Gr,e
Sppts, elm gtnsS,ileiSassi. 6auIsiterii nit S6e-
mel, 9fliiSe ,nb Gsfit, alle 9lrten 8etter, cine
9atrnt gBtnbn,able, cine geinpnnitIe eerfsrtigt
vpn Jtnaue, Drefamaf6ne nit pfsrbfssfratl.
StrpttSntt, pfcrreseldirr, elm @elfatcniplus
unt ggelldfpmese, etn Guttipdtpr trit aud BET
brittle Gbeil son elmer Scrtrcffldsn @eIIhtprrt
MaI6tne, alle 9lrten Safer, Stan6er, Better unb
gettlaben, cine ahttas ttbr NIT &aiien, ale Dir
ten @abeln, Safsn, Sru6trsT, @rasifuieu, un6
nod SieIe arpare artitel su umltanplia ;u mel
ben.
Die SebinSunsen unO 9lpfrpartuns aR .Saek
Der Senbu spn beinri6 S16er.
8ebruar 9. nq4nf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Seffentlitl,e SSenom.

Ditnftoss bru stsn aRars nabltens, um 10 llbr
@rrmittaas, lclIcn am SauE oss ocrltcrbenen 8 c.
baunss SR 0 b r, in Sbsrmtftre SaunIhip, eetb0
Gauntr, frt9snos ttipssIidbt @dtsr auf SfentlibSr
8enbu ptrtauft pcrbcr, upmlitb: ...,. a.
8inbpieb, 3 Sbrpstne, cine pritbti9t Drsfhmaihi:
nc uno Yftrec9apat, g8iuSmdbts, Gin Slafbsnys,
S6suerrstbsn, lbsusobdH, Strrb6sim e5stuub, lotu
ts Oct Scnue. SBrlfhtdrnIau6, Sbuttarrsn, 8ittst.
ten, Stblcihtsin, SIbe uno StdbIt Gin nit Rcbr,
Stttcn nit 8rttacsn, Sausubr nit 8aIts, 9Rtbtiltt
GrunobetrCn ttim 8uitbd, Gin tupftrntr 8slTd, Gi:
tnttId Gin 9rontrpsintsiIe, 5dbsr, Suitsrfae, cine
ocppsGSufse pitctt. cine SdrOtintc, cine SanOIS9s,
cine Spannii9r uno neb pItrrt 2(rtitcf Suunftanp:
lib gu risEoer.
9spiu9un9tn unb auhpartln9 rcn
S9i(iam @rEr, ors,,,,o4.
9aSip Nirtr, "'" Wv
Ss6ruar 10. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16

g nj TAG bep Stem .gar;. nm IL llbr
9littass, fclep am SarIe ppm Jenat bau
& Q 6, in SterIaucpn 5e,tnIdip, 9eGa gaintp;
fclsrnbe artitel auf SHrntliaer Srntu bsrtauft
werren, ndmiics;
8rei sprtrffliae Rdbe, Gin Slino, eh, tarfer
3meisdulsirascr, 70 gut ais neu nit Spbi, elm
Gr5topi, Gin GingauIswasei init Yabi, fin neuer
3pcisaulstabt, QfIus, Yferpesei6irr fit 4, pFer-
DC, 70 gut ais nsu cine gsagenipinne, 5euIeitern
unb Stbcn,sI, ;pei Sattcl, bie unsetbetiis 5SIfte
spn unsefdtr t2 stdrr gSai,tnIaamea auf htHi
8eIre, 1annit brm Strct, etenfalls bic pigettsile
Sdlftc srn 10 stder 8csssnfaamsa faiiant tsrt
Strpt, TN @rimb, cine Dreihrnaidint, @Inb<
matle, SGelIhtcrntout, sin sptt plmten, .Slrpt
teim 6unbtrt, anbereS Strrt. ctn 9ctt SsieSet,
lnb icnlt nctb stcle auf bic Sauertt BebSrfnhe
slrtitrl gu fpeitlauftis 3u mrleeu. w..
Die 8eptnsunssn am Srrtaufstasf anS Gtafs
partng Bon
@urtin Ssmmersr, aiiis.s
5ebruar t6. -na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
OOun SlMsaQWO>
HNajRkice
6EkIG~-G.I4Q
S(nfnuft eeS OdmpferS Nliaaara.

sfuftuft beS Sdmpfcrs Stiaeara.
Der ,gtia9ara' Fam am Spnnta9 gta6z
mitto9 5u Steuporf an, nit gtabri6ten
BON Guropa bi6 gum 29iten Sanuar. Oiez
ielbe iinb nidbt rpibti9.
b.-9fa6ribten bon ct. 9es
ter5bur9 ipieoerbolen Elm friibere6 9erii1t,
Dap Die &uBen cine Grpeoition fir Sapan
ausrdften, por9eblib fir ipifeni6aftli6e
3ipefe, aber mabribeinli6er nit ber Qbz
fibt, Der amerifanii6en Grpeoitipn aufz
supafen.
Sirf i.-Oie Sfirfen fte6en i'm Sez
9riT Die Staot Monteneoro NIT elmer 80, :
000 Wann ftarfen Srippenmabt anjus
9reifen. Nlan 9laubt Dap Die &uben iib
einmiitben meroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Der neur RaiGer non ,franhrsid,

bat ein iGbrltdes Ginfpmmen Spn flint Mtilltcnrn
Dollars, nitbin 10 Stcl, rrie bic prdiipenten ,mIr.
ret Grpublit in etnenl 3etralmle BON ;ircibuupert
Sabrrn an @ebalt beSeiben. glu6er birIem 0e>
balte gebtrcn ibm bic Ginfiinlte Her Idmmtli6rn
5priten ullp Ormaincn bcr Srprc, bic auf 81,
100000 tGbrli6 an9eIdla9rn rperpen. 9uBrr.
rem crbaltcn Die itcugebafncn Yrtn;rn $1,000
jdbIid. Die 0prgcn9atr Der tiinItigrn 8aiirrin
ptrp ipGtrrbtn teltimmt rperpen; paB lie retblib
9cnu9 auSfalen ,mp lire gponase nit brr prs
Satier5 sleiden Sd)ritt balten ptrp, bafir fpr9t
giapplrpn III. gllle Suwelen, @cmdlre, Siblips
thcfcn, WiuIrrn lnp aneere ipcrtbopllen Samnl.
lltrgrr pic SprHalS gfatipnal Gigcntbum paren II.
III pen iantmtliden @alGlten 5rantret6S nul9cs
ltcllt iinp, aebbrcn jest gu bem Snsrntarium pcr
tailrrltd,cn SeiiBun9en. Oanlit md nidt Sufrie=
Den betmmt Der neite Senatu5sGr rnIultum i'm 4.
Nrttfcl Der 9rrtlamatpn ,,rab ale Bffentl6en
gSrrte unp iIuntlid,en llntcrnrbnutngen Sltr 9cs
fSrperun9 Efentli6n SntrrelIes son ben 0rfrrtcn
rrS StaiierS unp pelen 9tncrpnunsen atbGnsts iein
ipllen. ."-Sprtan liegt rS In ber Grpalt res 5taiz
irrs, iebe Gpnfurrren3 in ir9rnp rinem 3ipr9e hes
Sdnbrls pper bes 6aGrtfreienS pur6 Gin Ntpnp=
ppl ai;ubeben, ba jepeS bcrarti9 llntrrncbmcn ais
gun SefBrpeuu,g bes bHentlidm Snterrefes be-
tra6tete merprn fam. glapplepn fann ipmrtl
ben @elpmarft, mic ben 9lfticnmarft nad g8ill-
Ribr gum Seiten fetnes 0elpbeutelS aitsplinbern,
CT tcberrIdt bic S6rie rtnb fam 9anse Snpulhiez
jpcise sermtttcllt eineS 6eperihi6S Seri6ten.
5at tppGl temals ir9enp Gin Depot cine 9lei6c
Ntaft teIeilcn9 8cdNet m&n bier;u bic, ipcnigs
items SorlGufge, rmtrgrdnStc Grgetrnbtit rtnes
100000 Wann tartrn rubms unb teutcpGrItigen
SrcreS, iu i6eint baS h,unberbare Drama, 6es
ii6 ren Siden Der eritaunten g4elt bar6irtet rtrn
crit tegpnnrn unb Der 9llarpin hes Sceiprnts iets
nc sIdn5cnpc 9tpIle nod lan9e niGt ausgeIpelt gu
baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
epoia eepan'6 9interlahenlbaft.
~ a DIRT DIT

mirb tirrnlit seseten, bab prr llnteridriebcnr,
wchnbaft In Niaratanp 9aunldip, SertS eaunts,
gcri6ta ais 9pnttnil niltratcr Der 5intrrlabeuidaft,
Der srrItprtrnrn 0spia 9span, reiIanp BON; ;rrIas.
tenn Nlaratanp, ansetellt pprren it, Giejrnisrn
paber, pelfe uc6 auf irsrnp cine glrt an pielelbe
i6ulris np, iprrprn hirrmit auf9rfrrtcrt, talrtet
an Saule pes llnteri6rietrnen anJurricn trnr 8i6'
tsteit ;u maiden. itnp ale Splde, tpeltbc nc6
an bieir 5interlaecnTbaft baten,
iperprn ebeufallS srIudt, ibre gniprtide bann unp
paieltt en3urei@en, ramit aleS IN Rihti9teit &C.
tra6t perpen lam, BON
Dopio 9. eeoan, lbm'cr.
Mdratanp, Srtruar t6. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-16
Slnti xpbafauiitcll.

SIN Senat unierer 0elrsgebung srrlds In Der
lcbtrn gSp6e !Sr. Senprifs, Spn S6usltiQ
GantY, rtncn Geirsentipurf fir bic Snccrpprir>
itn9 ber pe5rrbzSpge beS pbilantbrrpil6en Srpcns
Der 2lnttz3ptafaniiten," unb rer Senat mieB benz
Irl6rn elmer pc;iellen Committee an ,tm bariitrr
Sertht gu erltatten.
Der Serauf9cfer rsr .8rcien 9,reiie" maft Iib
ilbrr ben 0r9cnltanp auf fcl9eupe gSriIc luitig.
Gr Ia9t mad cinigrn Sprber9ebenpe Srmrrtlmgrn: /:
Die pmpralilde uup rtifantbrcp6il6e 9trIcrm"
iGetnt Meilenitirfcm ansescscn ,u babrn pbrr spn
Dem calcrtldcn 9rtn5p aneeitedt prrpr ;u Iein.
Nc6 Idrebt pa5 SemptltSsSHtpert Der 9BalIerz
3lcfprm iIter itnlerr t6ilptrrn un6 IIJpn ,tStmt
Itd" Gin ncues llu9eiptter ant trpltlpien !Stumel
Der acrnlrrpattpea" Mrnl6enfinper imStaat Nem.
lplpanieit, gSe lange ipirb es baiern, Iu ipirb
bic Steibe Der pbilantbrrpbI6en Jtrfprmcr an bic
S etant te luo an ben beefeffeI
Eh meaptn lnp Gin Neutrality-suspicious. Srren rer
Nntts &affeetriufertnnen & rnS ber
Witt Bee StebFa Ser erltehrn llnr li6
mtprppriren lalien, renn beipe @etrGnfe baben
9fti9e uarfctIde StcFe in li6, bic ber, Msnid,en
9cfGbrli6 prrpen fTnnen, lulp ranrt aebt's an bic
@emiiiesattrn8en, BEN Setlerr etc lnp @ctt mrif,
no hieier pbiIantbrppiidc Drans nod enpen tpir6.
Petl peln 2a9e, an pein paS 10 btst9 ltnterncnts
meme 8rfrrm9d4aft teenpi9t, unb bas 6leil6 se.
petni8t pirp sur Gbrc Der gfatur. Seil iener
9Spme prrbeiBenpcn 3eit, pp ber gscin u,p bas
Bier, 100 baS 9Iiumcnpe Slatt res 3atots, pc
prr brdune Sdft Der Gafeetpbne, pp tas buftenbe
9rrnta peS Gbre's perItNrunpe 1T olts ben gBcbn.
insen ncr sliidliaen Ycnnislpanicr, trp tpp Manns
lein inh 9Seibletn, 8nitlsin ,mb MGablcin Ianmt
Dem bauatddiSai Sdu9lins Tb latt uur crfriIdt
am-S 6ugifiliwafer unp Ganpy.
Die gSittwe beS tdpfern Geu. g2prtb erbirlt
in ben lcsten Gassn cine npnatlbe penIion son
$50 Iilr setensjeit suseiprp6su, utt Der frii6crn
srn $50 fir Sabre.