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sian avAde BETRAYED by tne treachery of her pretended
allies Men RI literal principles understand and know it
10 lie thai people to be aubjugsssd to tbs arb
uayy will OF pIsts Apgs America lB the OILY
t. where the true doctrines Of republics ssm
risd out-vhers 10 citizens are perfectly free
Be entered ct lergih into the system OF des-
potsm under which sn the countries of Europe
sels grsaniDg, ard bs)tesad that attempt
being ade IN Europe yoot out liberal principles
altogether, destroy Turkey and make Constanaops tho
capital Of the Russisn empire With this thsspssker
concluded censr ding aid 81 syrapathy from .l who
were interested in the cause.
We gave exclusive report OF tho last meeting 5g this
tociety detslg principles which it ou,ded
SId tho object had in and need rot repeat them
Tho sccsty is unmstakeab progressive; aud
Dg thEi for micah body OF leaving Il
shores ready take the If liberty ess
posm in Europe Msn are readv by hundreds to start.
money will not be wanting, If al ready to prac
ca what they preach For the purpose o. increasing tho
fur de OF he society will ba given ia Apo lc
Rooms Tuesday snd diana performed in the srmxn
theatre on Thursday nsxt.
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From Albany.

Or. MOTT AND TIE UNION COLLEGE FuYDg-rHE
CLASSICAL TEACEERs CONVENTION.
ALBANY, Dec. % 1853
Or. Mott the President OF Union Collsge paid - the
cFtees OF that institution yesterday uswaras of 5000
oOc.
at the evening session Of the Classical Te.,hers Con-
venon yesterday, Prof Burbank presented report on
che position and Importance of acade mics walsh was
aid the table in order the address OF pfoea-
Taylor lie vi olss ioal education To dsy report
was again presented BY Professor Wlon the Of
study IN schools, debated and sccep sd
The Classical Cony ntn day di posed of all the
BUTTONS re ptrted AmoDg them the following adopt
edRsco lnendpg to academies proportiousts sdvsncs
meats tbs saroard of reqnirenenta hearsY approval
If fres education In favor OF effort 70 the
office Of Secretary Of Sate from peril epieu of oFa-
mon Schools; for tesehers' department IL adeues
FOR the maiSe of TIE Normal School Sos.i tt
sestacsa dIvsion of school moneys snd favorable to
ere: in ala Of colleges acadsnss and
COMMON scbools
The Convention sdjournea TO August next
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CITY IntelIirerce.

Fnn "A are occurred aedn.sdsy right at is2 Green
ui,h street 10 Parker Rl,rs feather ard f4raiturs
stors 1t rss sxtir grshsa sish triain2 dalasgs
Yesterday morning fir. srohf in thu building 58
Hekman street, occupied By Benjamin. Day publish
Jog Office. The fire caught from some gas ptoas which
sbs worhmen were repairing The eamaae ~ trihng
Another fire brohe out yesterday morning in the work
shop in the OF 70 Drane srest occupied by silver
smtn vas discovered by sams wo,kmen in the bn d.
inu sId extipguished betoss i. had dore any damage
ANOTHER IAtGE FIeR -Rets cen twelve O'Clock
This morning r broke oct IN 'ba Hour ana ain store
of Nessrs Lynch Bo9gett, 797 Weet sttest The Dire
rapidly exerde TO the sLp sn8 steamboat iae5s shoo
OF X r. Tory or c. toirs srrsc:. bsiesth which
was stable Ths ,mes th. re spresi to IN. ship a.r
Yentsrs shop Of Var Tassl " 3D. 4s Jsy ars.t All the
above GT psrsy vas copsunsd In addition tns ilow
clothing store West stTsst Cox sokie House OF
West snd Jay streets Thomis Mel nnalds blacks NTH
shop, and Thomas Mob ar,'s junk shop both on Jay
street Most ~ thsse bulldogs frams aud of but
little value Fortunately the roofs Of the hors, In the
vicinity wee covered WITH suov otberwiss II Is probable
cenfagration on Moroay D'ght.
DlABoIICAL ACT cr--Wedasseay morning, boy named
Lewis Pike. residing at Nett BsveD while 10 the set Of
getting the ut the of TwentysxtA street
and Fourth avenue kcksd in the facs an breast by
o man named Hardy, the ticket agent The by vas on
his way moshers and told the agent he had morey
to pay his fare He brought to the station house
where his wounds were eresfed BY Dr. Harria Hs was
badly hurt.
Tn METROPOLITAN Horrr Tho statement made ysster-
DAY relative to the length Tho lease held by Mr. Nbo
Of the occupied by him. learn from OH ciAl
source Is without foundation Our authority was ons Of
the propretors Of ths hotel, who NO doubt suppoe ed
himself well posted in the matter. So far al tho Me-
tropoltsn Hotel s concerned he statement correct
In every particular.
THOMAS RowE, who arad at the ae In John srsst
member Of Engine Cor pany No IA instead o. No 40
as has been previously stated. He duty mem
ber Of the Insurance patrol at cha Same time His ipju
ries are painful but We are glad to say that he IL
covering.
ArrHAHT At SUICIDE Wedr esdsy night mer n.ma l
Bernard Henry found the corner Of IexinQ ION
and Twenty FIRST trot snlie ring from u
which supposed he had taken for The purpose Of ter
minating his earthly career Tie unhappy man Was
taken to Bellevue Hospital
AouDu1.-On wedrssdav evening, Mrs Bridget Carroll
oil pped the ewalk the of Allen and Stan
ton streets and through her fall sustained dsocaton OF
hsr hip She was conve ed to her residence No. 100
Orchard street.
SEaoCa FAu-Georgs Talbot lad fifteen years Of age
acoidsatally fell through the haschway Of store, 9
Watsr ARREST Hs sn from the Afth story Hs waa seri
oaa0 injured.
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Visit Of the Members OF the Legislature
Elect to Wards Island.


'ss'erAy' ~ hv'ali oi 'he oon'nissionses oi Ani
grafton the members OF the Legislature elect paid visit
n yards Is,,nd The comnarv cons,sas of the agis,
-. ,,., ...,.,. =, -.
i've oeeeIuohS Hon's'his etJ anu iro" hnss county.
Among those IN The company wsrs Nesrs Gso Blunt aud
others Commissioners: 81. Alderman James KaIlev Mr.
o,. ~. u., = p..& -. p.a.,,. r.
opnAp hoA' oHiuei DScaus, io" Dtoohiyn' HoaS'
Edwin A. Ware, Daniel W. Clark, William B. Atkiu, Geo.
r. Richards Daniel Willis Pstsr D, ygou Frsi A. Coak.
-, -. -, - r,,n n -. :. ~, ",
nng, Erss1us bi'oas, ana hmuno oarfo", os te NeW
York delegation, ana several ether iavea guests. II
several OF the new stste officers elect would
....u..,. -; =, a. - 49,, -. a.,
&c ou; o"ne " h' se'eisy VI s"' Ness'f' WIS
company WAS small in comparison With what 1t Iroba
bly would have been had tn, dav been f,7or,,e tn.
rarfy stntt from ths Nev Cv sjl parl in c,rr,gss
Il IL a,cl,s sk noon ma rnacbsd tha iaand hout 5aIf
nss o'rocs p MI Tie ournsv vas bv no m-aasa n,asa
spt one 20 Tar az the weather Haa Concerned az the
wind blew ferc.Iy and cold ard the poy flaw
IN clouds alrss biinding and fre. zing every liy-
Ing obi, ct. Crossing the river tn, island was the
most ,rsiue CT all Every drop of water was ice as
soon a. il ell a,a an occasional dip Of the oars or
splash OF the wsy.s would wei spr,ls ali on board
70 ay the Iesst it evnoed public spi; axe such
sEd Of tho noses Of ak even tbs eetotslers
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The Railroad Troubles ut Erie.
rspIG NATION MEETING AT oINcINsArI.

INpIGNATioN MEETING AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Dec 90 1853.
Asrseably to call larys and enthusiastic tnastny OF
citizens tos place c The Her hsnts Exchange this eve
nng with reference to the E e rioters Ths met Ting was
addrespcd ov Hon. Thoms, Corvin and others; s.tsr
vhch tries of strong isions were adopted dsprs
eating the proceedings t the people of Ei and the
action OF chs Governor OF Peangv2ns 4ho sym pAhzas
with ana encourages the iesrs in thei deSsncs OF
snaudatee Of the courts ~ wed the honor OF the
sHuutrv,
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NEWS BY TELEGR PHI i.



ANXIETY TO ESTABLISH RoADs-axrsA stssioN OF
THE LEGIsLATuRg REeoMaErDSp' Eto.
JAcKsos Mch Dss. ~ 1853
gss Michigan State ReiI oal vontioa yesterday
at thu plses and permanently organized as ioovs:-
l7esde,a,-viliisn L. Gteenlg
Y;cs py.s:,,ca,,Firat distrsc., Viii uru Ho .ars I r
Eaton. Second strict, D = gerry, Cbrres Eohasoe
n nd district, Elisha Ely Wan NcJonbsr FoIt rict
N 81 Gil,ett, snd Js maa Bur III.
yoyet7rss-D 7. B1shnsiI. j. ". Ormsby James Weo-
stsr, and W =. Bancroft.
Resolutions lep rted dsellrlss- Eirss that the
primary object Of the sso is tho welfare OF
ehe State.
Second that sl sections sra eat led 10 eqaa rights
and rsprobstng any gslac which f&vors section
at the expense OF smother.
TIE thie nets forth the great value Of railroad connu
nicationsT Individual easr prise i.onpssnt to
carry out such eonmupcsoas and corporst- rights are
the oaly means by whca ise ssssry espitl e.n bs
T1issd thai while TIA Iesit,tte hss furnished csran
portions OF the State wth the necessary tas de
veopenent OF their resources It has in eet dsn,.a
th-m to the gr, a,er part.
Tho fou,ts resolution i eirecssi spsipt ,f,,
The hth escisres that he latent ot ira us OF rhe
oonstituiou dreo Cd los, liza evil ar. .r from,
orporaa mon poles, ard can.saas that a. aerest of
the whole peops demands T fpeiy carrying ous py tas
Leg stature o taa conssrtoqsl povs gn rel
The SIKH spesEs Of ha CT a's,ta experienced by as
sor,hsIn siSn o. tna Stae tr m .apt - rail o.d
fsot!iss and declares the Injustice or som peiug tho
people Gf TIE aorth TO longer oni,t to such sgs
Tho seventh declares it tf,anncAl snj arbitrary sz.
ercise II r. w'r, when ospa without tie Sta is ready
Cor the construction of RAILROADS TO refuse to grAa the
liberty Of expenditure.
The eighth nmsn5s the caing ef a., exts sssson
OF ths Legislature and the # the capital of the
Fort huron sn L.be cbigsn Rail osd TO s. orc 900
The ninth declares that ths interests Of De ro- rs-
qne an exhs session. and al.soi Legislation ou rail-
Gosd II 1T ers.
Ths tenth earnestly recommends in view of the above
Che issuing Of procsms ton By he ,vstpor for spg-
csi ssssi'n at tho earliest psrtod possible.
The resolutions were adopted, and The C3ngeaon sd
jourDed till to csy,
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United States MarshaI,s oHicc.


FFITrNG.
DC. 20 deputy Marshal Dny yoes and officer Hlbbsr,
81 Brooklyn, arrested Dr. Edward Brown ye ter3sy
charge OF manufacturing counterfeit gold dollars 1t ap
psrs that q woman named sarah ). Callbrouyh
ctrily arrest in soaton suspicion t pasiI counter
feit gold dollars sad from her 1t sned thai
Rrown was epgsged In the roanufacture OF spurtoss
mercy st csItan house in the City OF CHURCHES Her
child, pho living with her confederate. mas boen
taken OF by the Marsha The rule OF bail pat upon
Dr. Bro m Is as 600.
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Los. Of a Schooner ard all Hands.

PHILADELPHIA Dec 70 1858.
The schooner wrecked OF Cape Nay Ffiisy last
proves to On from the eastward with stons s
Ancwp. From clothing that aoa ed ashore. it is
opposed that the Captain hsa his wife AID child ON
beard All periihed ircladin; Albert Fuller pilot OF
fsonth
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Markets.

New ORLEANS Dsc. 2s, 1853.
Tie total sales os cotton were 600 bales
changed prices FL Is uassttsd Ohio bella at SC Co.
Co, has sd7anced &c white being sold at ssc Sserrg
exohance per cent premium.
C1scIysAu. Dec 80 1853.
Gales OF hogs made To-Day at "a 30 81 90. 900
barrels Of pork sold 1T sl2 and 800 bos OF prime
lard 1T 8kc. a SIG
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Steamboat Explosion OH senaca Lnke.

GENEVA Del. % l55 3.
AZ tho propeller Watkins, Of this place, pre-
psring to start hsr regular trip the LAKE. tna
Ing Of her foes burst, severely sasitns Elmond
Davis Tn Fish, fIeaeu, aid IL Is thought they
tsrno. recover The e1et is attributed to defect N
L. q.
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Naval lNieIiauenCa.

NAVY ENGINEER PEoAu1ED.--Thrd Assistant Eng aeor
vnglnEs freeman has been promoted to be \ s~copd
Assistant Engine in the U. s. Navy, having p,sed his
examination before the board recently .. the
Washington Navy ard-WasAssg'oA So
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The Health of New Orleans.

NEW UkIEiSs, Use y 1913.
TINS number OF ineru'ants in this city 3st was
niney-c Of which only dve from cnosra. The
weather Ia ane.
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Revenue Cutter Hiss Ing.

BALTIMORE, IIsc. ZV- IS03
The revenue cutter DobSn, which left Wilmington for
Norfolk tsst Gopday week. has not yet srTved, which
causes some anxiety
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The Florida at Savannah
.Av,N-AH, Dec 81, 1853.
The steamship Florida, from Nss York Las arrived ct
this port.
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DxATH BY BiD Bua POIsoN.--Captain Bangs
Nickerson uf Harw ch, drank, through MISTAKE, from
bottle qasntty OF bod bug poison Ia oonsequenss Of
It's berg immediately ejectsd from mia so ach 1t did net
cause immediate death. He irx~red .laog number Of
dsys and sied on ths 20sA Inst -Csp Cbd Adsoca'e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08

Stetemsst Exhibiting the Value Of certain Artstss Imported
during ns ending the sta Of ysae 1889 asd 1858,
after dedSeftng the eIporfa0as) and Me Assosst OF
Duty reA accrued each, during the psriods
syccttr~g
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TABLES ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT or THE sECRE
TAIY OF THE TREASURY.

Statement Exhibiting the Total Value of Imports, and The
Imports Consgncd IL The United States eacsire q Specie
0nTia0 each Fiscal Year from 1921 10 1852 st0Da1 difo
VGiae ofhc Domestic and Foreign Exports erc ot
S1feie o4d The Ionnaae epko,d during the psrods
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Importation of 1vne'. Spirit, S., ia he Year Eadaa June
THE NATIONAL POST OFFICE.

Total. $780, 1880 S750S, 2S5 Al 80 $3.50 80
Average quarterly yala .S2,4S2,Jll u
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q Nine montbs. ending June %
Consumed Consynp

Statement E1hiliag The Taas of Foreign Morchandisc Ia
ported Fc-egporcd. and Cons wcd daauai from 1921 10
isS acasirc and also The rate Of Consumption per CAPITA
GuffH1 me sa1u eDfTlOd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
(SS 6 fp be M:

9tm 3ten Dlai. In SseiuSoins, 9snn GaunI9ip,
9eda Gaunts, SpbnS 8. 81 d, Der ein3i9r
Spbn BON pFarrer 3ilH, unp Sepslener Stubtut
In Dem Ssmtnlr 3u @Qrntaun, unter Der Settums
bon pfarrrr &eelrr. Gr ltdrb an ben 6ulScn rtr
sunsepperblutuns. in einem @Iter DON 10 Satrs,
If Wcnat unb 8 Gage. Nm bnrduiTplsentel
Jreitas, ais ben 6ten Ntai, rrurben lene enteeIts
tleberrelie Dem SbUrs Der Grpe, an Der Saecbs.
Stride. bon elmer ,dblrsi6en eei6entesleituns
iiteracten. pfarer 0dntrnbein Don S6uYIfi[l
SaSen, unb pf. Jl6aer BON 9usta,m Ssrrt4tetsn
bic aeihenfeer.
gtm lebtcn MittDr9, In S6er1 1drecn, 2sGa
Gdrtnts, Serr " hredS GnseI m It, u,
Ieinen soften eebsnsiabrt. 9et fetner Setrbi-
gnts 6telt Der G6rp. Sr. @OSelba4 cine dnse-
meGene eetdenrebe.
Jim lebten Iettspca IN bisfsr Stubt, at9s
arb Martin, SSbnlsin bes 6ru. eurwis
g8pIf in Ieiasnr 4ten eetensiabrs. DaFelts I'm
paburd, sa einem fribsn 5pbe, bag ss In sinen
3uter NIT beisG Sdfe fel. Sei Der geerbigur9
pretiste Der Gbrip. Serr gese[6a4.
2lm lebten Mittpp6r in Silpsgebdtbaa 5aun.
-4is, eeAd Gaurtp, s lifltetb. Gbeg tt.
eeS 5errn 99Iaiam S2eaner, i'm 57ten ss6ensia-
ye. Bel Der SterpjSNus tirIt DR. Gbrp. 81 I
0uts cine pdHenpe Sei9Cnreoe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
Werifp.

Nep Orleans, 26. Wai gBir battT
gta6ridten aus Dlrritp bis gum 18. b. empfans
gen.. Santa 2lma bat mebrer' piLltdtrlt6s Dc.
crete erlaFrn. Die srlrbsstenre autcritdt terer
Art til In Der ganJen 8eputIit aufsebcbsn, tie
aemter Don @cupernrurs unp Iilitdr.G Gpmmans
canten lino tbrralI In pedclben perIon Sereintst.
Gin anrcrrS Decrtt, eurh tpslfes bic gripat.
SIrser entpaTnet psrren unp bel ltrenser Strafr
Der Scfb pcn sSaifen, @uIper CHER Wunittcn irF
genb elmer 2lrt sertpten piro unp Elm rrittes, trsf
DIES Die Sele9rapben untrr Gcntroae eeS 0ruSer-
nements brinst, linr erlaIen. General 2Omtars
pni III gum Dipiiens. General befSrbert. .-Otes
tatCr Santa 9lnna bat brr Sefebl erlaiIen, pab
Die 9ei6en aler SrIpatsn, wclfe in Dem ameris
taniiden 8rieSe 9eblieten linS, aus Der Grpe gee
sraben unp in palence C'rdter 9ele9t, uHp raB
bic giamrn Der Generate SaSlurS unp Sepn, pels
DIE in bsmIeltsn &ricec sctSptct wurcen, in rte
Banner Der @rmee ein9eIhrirbrn wsrren, aud fol-
len le, ais Dor ibrem Scpr, gu Dip piipnssenrralen
ernannt tetrldtct ipercen. Cine srobe 2eper aller
Oiii,ere unp Splbaten, wrlhr I'M amrritanIdcn
&rtege perltiinnielt linb 1T bel Santa glnna 9e>
baIten mp peler BAT in elmer sefablprlIen Stepe
e Serli4ert, pab pdS Satrrlanp ibre Dienite ninl-
ner YerseIen parpe. 9lu6 Gin 9rcieft fir Or.
tHuuns elmer Raticnals Sant, bic auf cine 9fatipf
MI 2lnlrbe bon bis ,ipblf NiiIipnen Dollars
sesriiupet werren Ipa, IT I'm gEcrte. C28er mill
aber pelem banferptien @rmeinpslen aud nur
einen Gent bergen p
Der franSUfI6e Ninifer bat paS 0cupernes
ment Srrii6ert, paB bic Grpcciticn pe5 @rafen
Sculbrn nad Spnora Srritreut lei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
81 nEefki a.

Cine eits Der Brieft ntltbs btSjum lssfen Disufoe
msrsen n Guf BEN bisfscn sctAmts Iitstn ssttiss
zen Ino.
Dario atsbcuTe (cbtr Gr6sn,) Scbn arctt, 5ran:is
.. BUFF, Scbn Suaedsr 3, GIijahetb 8ld, S)anro
8enber, Sruea giooer, eSri Dtrr, 3rie9et Dpane,
Sctcmcn Dubts, Scbn Dcrnep, Genrao Deinin,,
NRrs. Dr. H. Dunbar ., Scbn .. Gtfsu6rcmn, @tas
ben Sout, Daniel Sulnier, Gannid Sroutenfelp.
Sehs SuGsnion, 2bcmas 5etTisrnldbsr, Scttpb Sunf.
Scuas G,ecr9e, GsilIiam @eco, Iorcn Gcep, 2bcmas
Gintin9sr, Caroline ecro. alptta Grelimsr. Gb0rtes
6clnon, Scbn odntp, .ponnab .Dseter, Scbanetts
bnuh, Gotbdrine peft, prnrp 1remcr 2, .. 8.
4tcs 2, Srebrid Suco, Gee. 5rebrid acnclt. Sobolr
6rin9s, %. 3. Saul Nanrio &umer, 2berefid Slime.
SRorid Snerr, 1nerine Sitter, Gbrilfion eens gec.
gD. Gee, Ssdd eapton, U1arp Ann susas, Gbriftsdno
etby. Snmud SJacser, Seisrb Sunt, QSiniam sRers.
8euseu pRurfef, SaecS gRasv. gleibon GRint. Sareb
9Reiers, Scibua GpIlcr, Dianoh 2esdet Sebn picrlo
5ani.t glarison 2, SulaB 6. Dsspbarb. Sarnss pes
tit, Scbn 9. 3cihdrN. SlilIiaal 6. Sitter. e. 2.
9sitaro, asrt SQ. 9Rpbs. eeitr 9aetb, 6enrr 9sius
bore. N1ihcias NtiiSl. paarn!G 92beaes. aIptreo e.
Sisefritt. 4euSen steoFf. 8yaHtis Selers, SeFa
Ss oeniptnner, (oSnrp Sf.k. sNaraG. Shineet Gharz
IL Shrare. Srporau Strnsr, Genrae etfhrs Gl=
slb.th hifsrf. paUnab Sharn @cia u, .Slhcll. Mr..
anntr Shesucn. snGntti 5rtrlr. nenrp S3eiant.
0aristT2,fs. onrn sahtasr 2. SetarNn q. 2ad'b.
Del, .ss,.cr, anua Or. GASiiI. s.sa ! gscb 2ebn
9ef.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
SEcmncgtep.
aftertbhmer. -Sas bcitrittene @fcitllas
2bal.

Stftertbmmcr. -SaS bcitrittene WfeNllaE
2bal.
Srr Der 9trp. gcrtcr biltcriI6en 0eIrlihaft
belt am 3. Otai Serr s. Bartlett, Der neuerpings
70 oft genannte @ren,cpmmiIir, einen iebr ntereIs
lanten Scrtrag iiber Die gntluitStrn an Der @rsns
,e Der Ser. Stlaten unp Wlericps. 9r beIuebte
I'M Suli pprisen Sabres bic 8uncn ant Salinas
unp 9la, sriterr betannt ais bic ,,SSllirr Wcntes
,umaS" lebtere ais bic GoIaS @rannes. Shcn
auf rem sSese pattn fanp er mcilenmett Spuren
alter Sanale unb llunalIcn ;erbrpdenrr trprner
@rl6irre, rctb, I6par; unp peie tentalt unp Srpar
int Snnern. Die SSuIer Ncnte3umaS, Gin blps
ber Iriimmerbaufe, milen ein @jebGuce BON 200
bis 225 5ue 2Gnse unp 60 bis 80 6ub Sreite
getilret baber, spei bis prei Stpd bod. Die
GaIlS Orancfs paren nod bepeutenbrr, rrei 9rcf e
Dur6 S5ie unp nepere SSuIer pcrbunpene 0ebdus
be, bic Iia pcn Sap mad yirrp an 800 5uB unb
pcn Slt nad gBeit rtipa $50 SUP rritrsdt Habcn
mdIen. Die Wauern, Io tpett ie nph lidthtr
limb, belteben aus % 3eu pifrn uno pret Sub
lanaen 2ebmltiben Die al Der Srnne gu Steh1
serbdrtet linr. 9ln elmer Mausr IinO robe 6i9uz
ren se,ci@net, aber feline Sni6rit. Gtrpa seln
Weilen Iiipweitld, pappn, auf Der oSbe etneS Ser=
scs, te,ei1nrt etn Steinbauien cine alte 5ehn9
Die pa6ri&einlia ais gSaAtt6urm 9eNient bat.
Serr Bartlett wanrts li6 jeBt 1u elmer Sttls
b,runa beS prm @cuperneur eane fiir;lid pcel|
pirten 3bales ppa Meliiia, liplten Sep jebigcn
@rense 9irips sNercos. Der gfame II caS Dtmi'
n,itie Stn ,,mesa table,, 5aieGanp, uup brSr d,,
net en ntrpvises Ylaseau i'm 6baIe rsS 8c Gran'
De, int 81 @r. 1S. Niin nSrrlidcr Srcite, etro
fanfsg Nteilen pber9alb 81 Qaip, baS ttS 1880
gans unterrrtnt mar.
llnmttrlbar Spr unb mad esm Jerie9e ntttgReri-
to tparen bic Wereaner auf Dem DItliden llTer peI
8ic 0ranbe iebr telIti9t ourd bic ltber9rilte eei
4meritaner, bic tbnen br Sdnoeigent9um entreis
ZEN wplten, traft Der teranii6en IMMIGRANTS auI
GAO older. Sp wureeu cine NlenSe Werfanf,
lll6tts, un ni9t Sirser Der Ser. StaGtsu su
perben, unp Ferrlte iiA auf rer &eiieite peS Nir
@rante, 8 bis 10 Nlelen inter Donna 9lnna, in
Mai 1850 an unp nannte ben Ylas ga Weliaa
Shuen fclsten ale nlieprsnii9ten Meritanrr aus
SeraS unp binnen Slbresfrtlt ;c8 bic babe Be
pUlteruns Don Donna 9lnna ebrnialls pabin.
Oils i'm December 1850 bic 0ren;e 9e;p9er
wurpe, II. Der Ylab IGpIid rerrltrn bleb, feierte
Die Seppbaer ties Gret9nib init &anpnenrcnncr
lno 8aa, unp I'M Sftcber 1852 ipar Die 3abl
Der 9lnIireler auf 1900 gsltiesen. 9tur wenie
amerfaner, uno uur jtaufIfute lieben i6 unter ih-
nrn nieber, unO bBGRens IinO eS ibrsr ;ransiS
Sm lesten SOmmsr Iu6ten Spetulantsn wiebrr
OieIelten Sniffe sesen iie berpCr, pie Dor 1850
unp pies erttterte lie 70, Dap fe rrcGten, picper
pes;useben unp Sirser Der Scr. Staatsn Su rrer>
pen, bcipnpers als ibnen einiSc SSswlise rcthen,
pie SuriSpicticn @ierieUs at;uftrcifen, um 70 ibr
Gisentbum ,u l&dBrn. DaS 1T ibr ,,sSunla, gu
9ltp Msriro gu sebSrsn", BON bsm gpuperneur
sans lprtGt.-tg4eilP. StNts)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01
aS aSerbetrntbet.

elin 22itsa Wat, Ourh Yfarrer 6. 81. &ebfer
Serr Il r iab 6. 8runer, ocn Gataiauaua,
nit Dig @meli "a Srcb 4, ppn S6er,Na'
rlniste.
9lm Spnntas ben 29Rsn Mat, bur6 Dfarrer
3rler, Serr 81 Gu beng grp m n, son Slls.
burg, NIT Ddb Ii Be a Sal 6, BON 5anp'
TER.
slm Sorlebtst Dienfds bur6 Yfarrsr Seder,
per- s + n oe d M a II, BON 9fiebersJ sJtl3aretb,
nit Mi6 GIi1a SterY, BON @llen 5arn'
I6ip, beipe ppn glurtbamptpn Gaunts.
stm 24fen Ifa, burb gfarrer 9. g.. 9rcbf,
9err 3ep santa 9ernbart, nit Diff
5apette 5erbel, beibe pcn 2laentaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-06-01

Observation-Disclosures Sn Der Ieb.
ten 9tIflsnTsns ;u @lorefer Enslanp) fam elm
auBercrpenli3sr 5atlp Der &elpciberei npr. g8m.
8arble, Elm 3immernam Ieinss 3,i6rns, mar
ansetla9t, Der 8eibe ua6 6rauen sebeiratbst ;lI
baten. pslfe Idntmtl6 nod am eeben ltnc. Cine
ilnsebeure Menidenmense bate ffdb i'm @ri6tS'
iale SerIantinelt iinp bbrte nit tiefen S&wieSrn
ber ScrleIms Der 9lntlaseafte 3u, ipelde i6 tiber
bic oft isbr inseniSIsn Jtnife unb Sntrisuen Der.
tretete, NIT prl4en Der slnsetlaste iece nete Grdi
In iein grb lofte u,b ibr feline oOrbersetenben
gcrbtRbuSen Sa SerbemliGen iudte. Das Gr.
Ilaunen ertei6te absr ieinst bS4iten 9tpfel, als
Der Staatsantpalt auftrat unb ntldrte, bae man
mad atIG!u6 Der Serbanolunsen aussefunbcn
Babe, bae g8. Barble auber isnen 6 Grauet nod
;fcei antere babe. ron oenen aber ene ihrerTeits
ais Fe pie S9G3e 53iaiam's erF1brea, iid mil
enem 9lnoern pfrbeiratbCt unb alIo nnS Serbte'
4el Der 8slmie brsanaea bdbe.
Die o6t 5r1ueu 92arp.es yp1yen ais 3fgseg
oUrsetaosn. uno ale NIT alasna5aie Der WicDey
ssrbstrathtten, taarta eriHienen. Ets 3euSitrbs