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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19

brtannt ol5 tr o e9e tahiti ibss @isb.p . ut5rr;
cs no IN ecnlten In bStbit tcntcntrirttr Scrnl tnt
cbcnjlbtn prln;ipen psrbunorn, ptlde oem bier pcn
nctbtn ine 60 babtn mir, lpie mir 9louben. te nc
len tldrlltb ear9chau, au peIbe gBsiE b has putpsr
70 pcrtbsiIboft crpittu bat. @btnic luis Der Ddn9r
auf Den 8cpfn ipirtt INN cine permbrtc Grnete M ets
,eu9en. 70 brin9 unlcr @icbputptr au cine @ermsbr;
un9 Der tblriihen prrbuacncn ,irpe9c. 1Rir earans
tircn Die @ersbrun9 ron 8tttt Scn Gin 3u Gin balbcs
qfuno ptr 9Rcthe, auf Joe Sub Su ltn, uno I'M ndn.
!tiben &crbiltnilis beim SlSltcu ten 8inepeb uno
Schrpeintn; in Iceterem n0 mir deeritu9t ttIt ben
3ptfc!baftrlien crltarlntn 81 tonnsn eaId ts ir9nb
rtne Bautr prcbtrtn mir tshen br cut cofr rab fiji.
SthI5ns init eCm Drittbeit Gutter fit ruerbea cor
pcnn 9ttbatbtet ptn9ltsns % QrcRnt mebr fpisocn.
giht pen9er bciIlani pirtt has putpr ols NRebi,in
fir qferet bet 9lbCm S1alIlr, Sblabcrn, 1istsnptr
Drdis (elanoers) .puttn tur5tm aibcnL tsi ab9rna:
9tritn uno mtbIclen Yfsrosu.
Ssocr 8ousr, rem cs UNI 8GrGtfruno IrincS 8icb:
ltaners gu tbun it, lcUs eincu @trucb nit pirtm Ids-
tarcu lrtit MAIDEN mir fno Gbsrenst nae ftin rpsi.
tersr 8crtts r6tbi9 kiu miro.
Gs msGbts bier am ptoee Itin bas Nu6itum. ocr 9c-
tru9 Su parncn, mehtm IS in 9etrtff eitfs artites
aus9Citet III. Sclt unlr Yulper lclhe prpularitdt
crIarot bot fno onocre crbdrmlihC Sllbunasn untsr
Gem NanEn &iehpulptr gum @crthctn eetcnnnsn, I'm.
tr atlnlst anern rr6cr9ttn 9ianen als "DeutIhrs,"
oSidoret6," ""Sri9tnal Crntutrtts,' Cti. Gter 9al:
stn eSH GO hteDt pt9sllen, pnB eDe Srenta, Srcncs
ao uno Cos &ttbpuIper rcpuldr purht, nieipcr 81:
nano rarOu ba,tt, Gin tlbcs pcrrbrinatn. gBir for.
cnn ir9uo Stmono in risem reGr cinC. aneern eanbs
ouf pOs Gc9cutbtlt gu tspefr.
9Rir morucn robcr @aucrn, 9Gorttttutt uno Qncsrr
auf Der put u n allth aeb ;u batsn, baf fe Den dds
ten original artt crb0ltsn uno nit betrcoen pcretu,
cNsr ibre Yflroe uno 8inepicb gu Shapcn tcnlmsn,
rurb bje uifrabtku @atbGbmun9Sn uuo NomrnfdIh:
un9in otS dtbtsn @s9stabittfbsn @isbs put
perS, isis juttrctttt pcn
8reini9, Sronefielo unb 60,
SIC. Isl glcro Drte StraRe, ;rpilbsn 0Qcco
uno @alIcpbW Ctr. philadelphia.
g11ai 5, TS52-tp
Quh in biefsr Drudcre su baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19

uno entbdIt 44 Stuteu. Gr fhblt bsSboIb
periidert eae CT aiIs Bel ibm Ginfebtenee
aufs Befe beberberesn fam.
Seih Sift wirb imnisr BON Den beifen
Speiien uno fein 8dr Don Den pcrnebmiten
@erdnfen entbaItsn.
pa feline 8stten unb fonfiae @erdt6e
ale neu finb, 70 f6nnen oue GinPebrenbs
psrfibert fein. 8sinIibfeit uno ScquemIib'
Felt dnSutrs6en.
Da Die Stduung eerdumi9 III uno Feline
anosrn ais CUTE Stalfns6te 9ebaItsu wer
ben, 70 wsrtsn aud 9fsrre wObI perfcrst.
&ur;. Der llnterGbriebene wiro wseei
Mube nod Soften fparstI. ut, fein Saus
nab Der porosrlien Wouier Su bulten, mes
IbuIb sr has YubIifum abtunsspca nm eint
Iibcrale 8eainfiaun9 anfpribt.
RS 8oarosr5 wttoen febr biQiq
teso1i9t. uno oa teine Stubsn on9enebm nne
pohsno finc. f6nnen lie psr9nu9Iid, bafeIbil
ateOmmoort weresn. Qu6 9anbe SamiIien
fIncrn Die bete Scrber9e.
S5amcs rs. @Sbaeb.
Qusntaun. Sec. /. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19

Maht cen @inmcbner bon Qncntaun uno
Der umee9cno sbrsrbistiait befannt. oae sr
feline Sutcrt6tn in esm Sutlicbr Don 6. 81.
g8ierer uuo @eIsDfbofter ob9etrstsn Sat-
aliO nidtS mebr rumit gu lbun bat,--unb
nuu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
G.reihlerspiQe 9SOltamt.

TcIaenpe Sriefe bIieben wdbrfno etm
lsbten @itrts i'm Srri6IerspiIIe pofamte
liegsn, ndmlidj:
@eOree @ufub. &cbsrt s. &ptinioH,
@eorae 0clep, SOnas Rern, SaeOb 3elIsr,
Sobn SsnlInscr. 2bOmas 8oIano. 9enrp
Nrans, Sobn &sits, @barIes peter, 9ltas
&siop, pbilip 8iIorid, GbOmafOn Bbirt.
Sobn 9icberts. Daniel pster, elias Rcrn,
Daniel Senlinser.
sanuar5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
SnferttpnS Bureau
fir
Sentidbs 3eituHeeu Oce 9u. uno S(usImScs
uno
au0emeines

GOmmiTfipuSs; unc SIecntursGefebdft,
M3RaGau st., &repps bod. Sront Sffiee
Bir MAIDEN biSrmt Die Cr9ctsnitr an,si9t, COG mir,
eruuntrrt peu picltu kbr abtarsn SCitn uno untsr.
Iidet pcn cen srduothttn Grfa5rm9tn uuo aueae:
trststtsu @ertinpunocu i'm Sn uno austanec, nit
hsuti9sm Saas Gin Shdft erSuct hatcn, pdhts scrab
ausuabnsIpeifs biz @ttrsibun9 ieber Art pCn Gem.
.IHtflicus' GSfthdfttn gum 5rptde bat @ne IpaSns
ysrans tettt rpltos ourtb 9tnrotts nit zen Ir(itn
nab teosuIueitn INSTRUMENTATION 9sianaCu at.
Otrt ill., miro bic Ssrmltttun9 rcn Gbcnnsnunts. Ns.
lcpauussn uHo Il njei9tn ieotr @attun9 unter
nen OF tbsitboftCn 8Gb in0unesu bitocn,
uno mir hatsn he lstsrIah)anA. altn bli9en Mdn.
lbsn pCutcmntn rniiprethtn gu tCnnen..
qRir lsben nit ZEN strpa rpdnicbnfrpGrthen Hlfrtr.
zen bss plaees II. |. no nit @T9ndaen 81 0itufin urb
Ntttn uptsr 3uiihtruna uslIltsr @tpitnun9 UNI has
aectlmeusn nss QuNtuuls
Wap. .Nert, 2S. Sttc5sr 1912.
MicuseI mno Sorif,
Lac Dlafau Gi.,l &r'pps brb, 5rCntSlRtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
NViammstb StublsGtabIifement

WiammStb Stubl.GtabIifTement
Der unterseibtisten, in Der Somilton Sfrd.
Be. Der Staet Gusntaun, seraoe bem pcf-
amt sc9enlbet. onruft. allwo ein crffe Site
GHortemsnt Sthble jet auf 0anb III, mel.
de aus ben allerbsllsn MateriaIen uus
nab Der neuslien Mtpce perfertiat fino.
Sic psrfertiasn sIeitfdtls auf 8efeuuna,
auf Die m69Ilbft flDsfie Na6ii6t. aue Ar.
iifeI bic in ibr Sad sinfbIaaen unt ,war
OH preisen bic nit ben Soften tiitb um(idn.
een ibrstniiimHth, hfio weite 1nfpud-
ence lidr befriebiesn mi6sn Sic laeen
baber Solde sbrsrbisd9lf Elm. he iie bisbr
nbt beghniii9t babsn, ansurufeu uno eintn
Setfub nit ibnen Su MAIDEN. sic (in6
uber pcllfCmmen iibers:l9t oae lie 1Qe un6
Ssre bsfrierissn f6nntn.
Sic iinb p6lis sailhEssm ibre 1rbsif
Elm weni9 mcbIfeiler ju Uerfaufen. ais fcuff
uerfauft wire; uuo sur ndmIibsn 3sit
fpreten iie aud GUT eaftr Srsilid ia ibre
arbelt nitt in Ger Gitp sematt. ,pie man.
DE 1rteit rie in Gem eanee berumaefbleppf
miro, meIbe faum 70 lange an einanetf
bdn9en bleibt bis man lie tem Rdufer rim
bdnoi9cn faun. Daber feo porli6tia mas
Sbr fault Srsunce
Sic limb ranfbor fur Die Iiterase 3unt-
ftaft Die iie fir ten Ian9cu 3sitraum ea6
lie @Cfbafte in eiefsm Srt betrsiben, asncf.
fen baben-m mrIhe sibuaIitdt 3euanis eibt
oaB ibre Qrbeif INNER gut uno baunbaft
nar-uno iir bcffen Sutrauuusspou auf
cine ScreauCr cel fcIbrn.
SfeiG uuS 2icoer.
Nuentaun. Sanuar IL. nqbu'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
2Gle 2Grtcn rniO SScrItbicSenDsis
ten BON $oiitcn, 1appcn,
9fuffs, SO0s, Gnfs,
d. I. ~.

I've T. we
aues mad ZEN neufsn MUbsn, auf Die befe
unc tauerDaftefs @eife unb all biIIisern
Qreiisn, ols eiele QttifrI ie in oiefer Staot
uctfauft wurou. Gr Tam eas publifum
periitern. od6 feline 99aarsn 70 lGih wGoen
cas hc IN feincr t0iniibt Su ltertrrffen iino.
9Ser ir9eno stwaS aus eiefsm 9elbafts'
;weiee braudt, 1T adtun9spCu ein9cIaoen
bei ibm anSufprchsn, uno lib Don cem &C.
fagtcn felbf bu uberbeu9en.
9ud punftlicbe uno setrrus 8ebisnune
uno Die bili9lien preife, bic in tieftr Staot
osfurcert ,perpeu, brHt CT lib feinen QnIbsiI
Der @uuif ess pubIiFumS Su5uSieben.
StpbrbaIter i'm eanoe wereen earauf auf.
merriam 9emabt, eoB er aue eiele Qrtltel
beim @rCBsn uno &leinen uerfauft nno eoe
CT Iie an philadelphia prci5sn eamit uerlor'
gan fam.
S% Grgri1st &c niht, fein Stcbr III bic
Iudtlle Sbiue oberbaIb S6nurmsns StObr.
IQGentaun, Get. %. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
81 enc
III S6neGspiac, 2e6a Gountu.

in S6nefSpiQe, 2e6a gauntp.
Ser unterEihnsts beoient ii6 oicler 9e
leaenbCit fsiuen S,eunoen uno einem 9sebr-
ten QubIifum Die Iuie9e Su maiden, eae
er bic &utIJhenma6ersi hubsr betrieben pUn
Serru gHaberbclc,. in Sbnedspile. 9eta
@auntp. fduAitb an iih 9ebrdbt bat, unit
oa6 er oieislbe nun auf cine lsbr 9rCbatti9s
uuo ausaeoebnte Meifs su betrtiben 9ceenft
@r bat 9eaenwdrti9 auf Sano uno 9e-
oenft INNER portdtbi9 Su bdlten, 10 mic
aud auf 8siieuun9 bu psrferti9sn:
QlIeQlrten NpGarpapsiOeor6
gorrpall6i Sug9ics, SnItIest
etc. etc. etc.
mir b0lSernen uno siftrneu Ncrten. = Gr
perfcrtiat alle ftine Subrwefen nad Ger nett
enen NiOps. auf Die 9eftmodUclite Metls,
aus ben bsfen MatetiaIien uue ouf bic
oauerbafteltt Qrt, uuo sr III wiCi9r ea oue
feline Qrbeiten unter itiner ei9enen Nutlldt
aemad,t meren cine onnebmbarE Belt ttr
oiefe ben autSuitebsn. Gr fdmeiteIt iib
cies mUbl tbuu Su f6uncn, ca er elslsS ge
Iddft fhon cine 9eraume 3etlan9 lnr poI
len Sufrieoeubeit feiner 1uneen beHNben
bat.
Qfs neusr Qnfin9er In jtner @e9cnb bcfft
er ouf librraIr unteriiueun9, meIde er llb
ourdb quite uno oauerbaftt Qrbclt une bili9s
Wreife bu peroicueu iuden miro.
@S liCtarbe it pire bti lhm aut ete
eirse(le Qnseiar. na6 Der beiicn Manirr une
,u 6en biaiefiru Wrcilen perribtet.
81. 8.-Qlte Subrwerfe wereeu aut neue
umastaufbt uno eaiar Gin rebtmd6i9r
'' So0n oe6;
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
Oefentlteter S9crfauf
non ihds6arsm
Sie1ciioen 0iaentbutit.

Ser eHesSbeuamie hte sebsnee Grecutor
css uerfierb. DewaIt peter, wiro auf
cem @i9cht6um fsIbf, om Minmcb. rttr
2ten Mdrj. nddfsns. Inn | ubr Na6miR
tags, 6ffentIib yum STfauf anbirtsn:
$40. i.=gin Gtnf 2anSt
9eIc9en in @aidington Saunfdip, 9s6d
@auntp; ardnssno an 9anb pcn @imcr
Sene. SacCb t9ausmun. 8iliam Siafritb,
uno on eanc res Ilnerl6ricbcncn tntbaI-
teno unacfdbr "a afer, al Flares eanc.-
zs=. 8oauf bsfiurt iib elm tinaodiass
zsa 9HUbubaus, Sd,suer,
une anecre QuiIenaebduce
SO. 2.-giH StiG 2anb,
acIeQcn in Noro- BbeiIbatl Sounfhip, Sc.
ta Gauntp 9rdnseno an enno pcn Simpr
6ene. Satob t6auf man. 98iniam Giafrisp,
unc an 0ano css lntufbliebenen sntbaI.
tend unqcfibr 25 QGcr, mcppn etwa IL
Hder eeflorf ine.
Die Ssrihsansen om Sniaufstuas inns
aufwartun9 pon
SonaS geter,
iterl6enotr entuttr tts uaifcrs Dopa petst.
Sanuor IL. no3r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
onf (eine alleiriae Ne0nuna

cium neum Sutiirbr ertffurt bat ttnc Smar
auf Der NOrp Ssite Der SamiIton Stra6e.
cie udbfe 3bhre pberbalb Sbnurmons
Stobr, alwo er fortwibreno auf Sano
ballsn, unc aud auf Selleuuns erIanssn
mirh:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
s.allclpfOauat !GSOtcl.

Der lluttrSidnsts Srarsift hicI GtIsssnbtit tinsn
Srruuosn uuo rsm 90brtsn putlitum pis HnE'9s Sl
natbIn, eag n ras
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19

9loler Sptcf,
Das Saus III bsfannt
ais Gins Ger sr66tsn unO
bsausmifen i'm Staut
fsins msbr 70 auesr'
hnIh Mhilnhf1nhin -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-19
2u perfaufen.

Gin portrsfaibG @sieeiden Bsnbaum
in ,u perfaufen bel cem uuterfbriebensn IN
Macunsie. ee6a @aunip:
SamcS 9SeiIer.
Sanuar 5. nq3m
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-08
ALL TASTES SUITED.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call the at
tention of members Of Congress, strangers visi-
ting the city, and the public generally TO his large
assortment Of BOOTS AND SHOES on hand Of his
own manufacture. also from the mostceebrated boot
makers of New York. Newark, Pbiladelphia and Bal.
timore consisting of quilted bottom, cork sole, and
double-soe Boots for winter wear; also Opera and
Dress Boots Buttoned Gators patent Congress Boots
Detached traitors. Glaze Shoes, French Walking
Shoes, Paris Pumps, Toilet Slippers. Calf-skin and
Gum Shoes; also youths and servants Boots and
shoes, and Slippers of every description.
To my old customers would say, that am 1uliy
prepared to make work Of every kind TO order at the
shortest notice of the very best material and BY
the best workmen lin a stylewhich cannot be snr-
passed by any similar establishment in this or any
other city in the Union. All measured work war
ranted toft Please call and examine for yoursel'es
at the Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store, Browns
' JOHN MILLS,
doc 16 Fashinable Boot Maker.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-08
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL,

Ihe most PdIuable Preparation in Medical Science.
I'HE thousands who are suffering with any NER-
voUs AFFECTIONS, will find Immediate relief in
using this wonderful CORDIAL. It cures Neuralgia,
eart disease, Palpitation Heartburn, Nervous Head
Acne, Tremorof the Muscles or Flesh Wakefullness.
ana all restlessness of the mind or body; whether
worn down by care, labor, or study.
This truly wonderful Medicine from its peculiar
happy effect in alaying the most violent Nervous At
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system may justly be termed the grandest discovery
IN the science of Medicine It subdues and averts all
those Nervous Diseases, over which the most pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had no control It
is grand restorer in building up weak constitu-
non, already worn down by disease and debiitated
by other medicine its invigorang properties act like
charm, and its beneficial effects are almost mrac-
ulous The weak, the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasiness are frequently
cured by using single BOTTLE
Price 80 c nts, and to be had at the stores of
u. D. Gilman, W. H. Gilman
Charles Stott Co., Samuel Butt,
J.F. Callan, John W. Nairn.
Kidwell &sLawrence, Washington city, D. c.
]. L. Kidwell, Georgetown, Cd. c. and the va
rlous Drug stores In Alexandria. dec Is
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-08
DIR. Roses Dyspepsia Cordial.

rTNIIE Liver being the largest gland in the human
i body. it is more frequently deranged than any
ether then follows Dyspepsia, Constipation C5Id
Feet, and Loss Of 4ppette-the skin becomes yellow
the spirits droop, and there is great aversion to
cety Regulate the Liver, and you correct all these
evils. The surest preparations to take are DIR.
ROSES celebrated RGirodd Afati- Bilious Pills.
They carry off the bile, and soon give appetite and
strength
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where
person has been troubled with Dyspepsia long time
Price 80 cents but for Colds, Bilious habits. Jaun
Dice &c., take Or. Roses Anti Bilious or Ratlrodd
P, they go ahead of all other Pills in their good
effects. l21 and % cents per box.
So The above preparation can be found, with
circulars and full directions, at the stores of
z. d. Gilman, W. H. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co., Samuel Butt,
J. +. Callan. John W. Nairn,
kidwell Lawrence, Washington city.D. c.
]. L. kidwell, Georgetown, D. c., and the various
Drug Stores in Alexandria.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
nAILY EVENING STAR.

-
The undersigned proposes to publish, so
IAN as q sufficient number of subscribers
hall have been obtained to justify the un-
1.r taking, daily afternoon paper, to be
..Iled ..The Daily Evening STAR
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Ionce will be devoted, in an especial man
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;ortOn. and to the welfare and happiness of
the large and growing population within its
Sorlers. To develop the resources of the
vetropolis-to increase and facilitate its
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-08
RICH FURs FOB LADIES.

TODD e. CO. particularly invite the attention
of the ladies of the Metropolis and vicinity, 70
their rich and valuable stock OF fUE 1ooDs. In"
tons Of
ROYAL ERMIEE,
HUDSON'S BAY SABLES,
RATM AND STONE MARTIN,
FITCH MARTIN, CHINCHILLA,
CANADIAN MINK, BLACK LYNX;
In fact every article in the trade recognILeu y
taste and fashion, are beautifully reprsen.eu -
their sales Rooms and sold at satisfactory prio, aI
Browns Marble Building, Pennsylrania avenue
dec 10
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-08
DAILY EVENING STAR.
from the Boston Olive Bnnch.l
THE COFFIN MAKERS SONG:
BY MRS. MARY A. DENIIsoN.

Rat tap, tap, ~;
With laugh and song Of gle
The nails drive and the boards plane,
While shape home in which Thousands have lain
And work right merrily.
Rat, tap, tap,
Who says tits life of gloom,
To live with the hammer and screw il hand,
While gaping cofins around me rtsnt,
Grim emblems of the tomby 't-s~-SF
Rat, tap, tap,
Five feet three it must be-
And the man this is for, was neghbor and friend,
Can do more than to make and send
His coffin, and pocket the fee,
Rat, tap, tap,
Hand that board over to me;
This for an infant, that for man,
1t matters me not, I must live while can;
Tomorrow Imay not be.
Rat, tap, tap,
With short and gasping breath,
While am making this lining of lead,
Many are dying, many are dead
IT'S nothing, 1 live on death.
Rat, tap, tap;
The mother is weeping wild;
For this rustling satin so fine and white,
All crimped and plated will fold to night
The brow of her sinless child
Rat, tap, tap;
How the rosewood shines in the SUP
IT'S costly coffin, with silver screws,
But not too dainty for death to use,
Or the worm to revel ON.
Rat, tap, tap;
Line it with taste and care;
For the bride shall sleep a bosom tomorrow,
That never knew love and that never felt SORROW,
Yet burdens of both must bear.
Rat, tap, tap;
And why should regrets be given?
For the. body is only coffin case,
Till the soul begins its immortal race
For the pleasant goal of heaven.
So, rat, tap, tap;
With laugh and song of glee;
The nails drive and the boards plane,
While 1 make home in which millions have lain,
And work right merriy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-08
TO THE AFFLICTED,

nR. GRAEFFNEL'S GERMAN CYPRI.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-08
NARRATIVE OF THE BATTLE OF NEW
ORLEANS.

OnAEhNos
Narrative of the Battle of New Orleans,
written by General CAss, from the personal
communications of General JACKSON, and
examined and corrected by him, and pub
lished in the Quarterly Review, No. 80, Oc-
tober 1885, Article w., as Review of a
Narrative of Events in the South of Fran ce,
and of the Attack on New Orleans in 1914
and 1915. By Capt. JOHN HENRY COOKE,
late of the 43d Regiment of Infantry. Lon
don, ls34.]
Extracts.
awe are not about to dissect this work
for the benefit Of our readers. We have
merely appropriated the title to our use,
that, agreeably to the approved canons of
criticism, we may tell our own story of the
eventful inroad which it describes, rather
than make our Journal vehicle for the
narrative Of another. Yet the work is not
without interest,"
X
''The defence of New Orleans is promi-
nent object in history. 1t closed, with the
most brilliant success, war undertaken in
selfdefence, and whose progress had been
marked by signal disasters, as well as by
signal victories. 1t gave tone to the ma
tional feeling and elevation to the national
character. But it has other claims to con-
sideration still greater than these. 1t was
defensive victory, achieved principally by
the militia force, and altogether by force
recently and hastily raised, with little dis
cipline and less experience. The assailants
were among the best troops of the age, and
flushed by recent success. And they ex-
celled their adversaries as much in numbers
as in practical discipline. A repulse, under
such circumstances, furnishes a useful and
cheering lesson. Whatever tends to check
the pride of conquest and to give stability
to nations is interesting to all who look to
human happiness as the true object Of gov
ernment, and as the great end Of social
institutions"
y X
"The enemy was upon the Mississippi,
and their immediate designs was unknown.
AS soon as General Jackson arrived in their
vicinity he proceeded to make a reconnois-
sance of their position, and to arrange his
plan of attack. The light of their fires en-
abled him to ascertain where they were sta
toned, and to perceive that they extended
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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-24
THE CALIFORNIA PILLIBUsrRRs.

Letters from Mazatlsn, published in late Mexican pa
pers contain additional intelligence alive to the
ture Of La PaI in Lower California by band Of Ameri
can adventures. The schooner Pablo Virginia. which
had cleared from Loreto for La Paz, arrived Mazan
about the 9th umo and reported that when about to
enter the bay of La Par canoe approached and letter
was handed to the captain from the consgnees advising
him to depart without delay he in danger Of fall
ing into the hands Of band Of pirates who had just
taken possession Of the town and imprisoned the Cover
nor in whose residence they had entrenche themselves
and had seized all the shipping the harbor The Pablo
Virgina put to sea, but closely chased by the Ca
rone She escaped however, by her superior swifness
The Caroline meanwhile gave chase another schooner
and captured it. On board Of the latter Col RyBoL
LEDo, recently appointed Governor Of Lower California
together with his staff and twenty soldiers So
that the expedition had begun its audacious enterprise
by securing the persons Of both the former and
Governor Of the Department. The Mazatan correspon-
dent adds that the adventures hadpaged provisions
Cape ST. Lucas, and had plundered whaling vessel Of
two barrels of brandy. On the 9th instant the English
steamer Vago, in compliance with the earnest request
Of the authorities of Mazatan left for Guayamas and
strong Efforts were making to organize force march
towards Sonora and resist the invaders.