davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
g1mntD : 8erlammlun9.

Die pcrtptrltil6cn g8bisS ppn 2,6d Gdlnts
wcl6e Der Gr@dbhma peS SamrS 0clIpf
CUR @rupcrnErS Sirtls ric(rS Staats aiinta Iinp
alle icIfe weIde 9cgcn bic 8ctra sta .Sers
.banplun9en II Der lrbtrn Sisrns brS GpnsrcS-
les; Alle lrlde bic 9rscn bic YaIAUeaeGrild,e
9te9irrun9 Res 0cuY. Siglrr lnb llnb fur, @ae
Iclde bic gu @unltm spn Spariamteit upp 40
trper I3et berett Iinp, Elm blrerr pdrtbri 8lmtH
ftir tas a 4 gem cine g8 . y brS 2unrcs aaf-
3urpIcrn : linp bcGoGtu9Spra einsclaren sincr
SHunt9 Srrlanlmlun9 teiSuprtnrn. prldtc auf
Samfta9S cen I9teu 2(u0uit
nS6fcnS, tim 10 ll9r Gcrmittass. am @aGtbaulc
son Sc I1c MtGler, in Glib BteittaG Saui~
i4p, Vc6n Gauntp, 9cboltrn prrrrn lpa, um IiA
dtrr bic Ecrannabcnbe SSabl ;a trIpre6rl. Sa
peirlbr BON 9rr6er SSi6tisfrt lit, 70 rltra tccn.
rerS olIe 5rrunre srn Sparlantcit, une lptde bic
eeS GartrSablcnS uliipe iinp ctnr 5cbl tvipcbuen.
3bcmaS u. Srrrn, 6. SO. gBieane.
gec. sSetbrrGolo, fen. Splcman Jtuees,
Antanecs Grerlrr, 9cter loaas,
9teutrn gBennrr, Sclrutau Sitter.
Omen Sdreiter, Sanfcrb Strptnt,
9Sm. gSu6ter, G,rprse NitIrr,
Scbn 6rnlterma6er, Yaul Slrilrr.
9rtrr Srns.
sIuauf 2, 3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
R6niain s,ictoria uup ScrA 1ufi,

Der 4. Suli wupe in pieiem Sabre in ,,grllcr
Sprin9s" in Gbrlter Gaunty nit SrrlrIuns Der
llnabbGn9i9teitS GrflSum9 unb einrm gro 6artiscn
Rittasseiien netf 9caiten unp 9tepcn gefeicrt. :
Oferfwiirpiger 9Sele lautetcn bic finteriien BON
Der 5eitrcnmitfe Srrbrreitctcn rr9elmd Bisen 9cae
trl9encer Mnbcn: u Der beuttse Seirrtas. .
OaS gInrentn sSaibmstpn'S. - Der prSifs
Dent Der Ser. Staaten. ~ Der Gpupcrnrur pca
prnnipIvonien unp 81 ,,&6nisn Sictpria. Cine
treur @attin, cine CUTE Oluttsr ub Gin lirbrns-
wirriscs gBeib !"
Ntub man pa nidt in 2lllrrpelts glamrn uns
watibrli6 frd9en, mic bic quite, fru6ttarr Muts
ter Sietcria gu Der Gbre zines Spaitcs bel Der eirr
SrS \. Sult, brS ,,SriumpbtascS pcr Srlirau,s ,s
prS ltpIjrlr trittiiGcn DeipctismuS in . ION
Springs" fcmmt? g8are rS ni6t rrputlitanis
lder 9ewrIcn, 5rau 5ranfIin gterce, pprr @irs.
Darlington, rrer Mrs. MarY Smith, rccr 5rau
Sir9ermcrrtn Grnrab reet bic ,,8attrtne in
6rantIin pIace" pbrr font cine rrpubitaniI6e
Burgers 5rau ais Gjattin unp SHUTTER unb gBrib
ju tca ten 2!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
. 6 bet et:
(0urtb Spaitcr sSacr.) J

ISutD paIlcl SuHCV')
au t3. Iusuit, Srniamn SBesel nit GliIas
tetb SnYrc:, teipe bon S6erniilfcrp.
9lm ndmlihm Gag, 98iaiam $. Serbian, BON
GmauS, init Senristta 9iei6nrp, BON .. Saurcn.
9tm namti6en Gag, gStam 3irscnfuB nit
GIiSa $. glunema6er, trpr son 8. Sauccn.
(0urb Ya1rr 8. e. DuGS.)
am 23Rrn Suli, SolOmcn gBieer, Scn Siibs
Bbcitbaa, nit GmpIine 6rnlirrma9er, Son 2rps
bill. ~.
= GbarIcS 8ranB nit 9turg gtsit, bribr BON
giprowbctbaa. a-.
am IL. ausut, SIaae Grorse, Spn g. g2Bcits
baa, nit InSrliuc gScrtb, Scn 8aI6instcn.
glm 6ten Sielrs 9barlrs &irI6ncr, BON Jtubz
tUwn, NIT SuIianna geripa, scn @aratapny.
- 2cipts 2dur BON Gaitpn, nit Gli;a Sartz
man, SUn Siipwbeitbaa. ,
= SolepR GSB NIT Gat9arinr Nltllrr, pcn g.
gS6eitbaa. f....r.rr..a r -.
glut ~. OteleS, gBilliam u. punt, bon St
Npupt Bethel, nit Caroline Sausman, bon gSas
I6instpn Saunldp. sE,
9lm t3. DieIcs. Sanntel NipYer ,nit WarS
@utb, bsibs bon Sbermasun9e. r
(Ourb Yaiter 6. .. ostfrih.) 3'
gtm %. eSuli, Q6rabam Daupn nit 9rut1a
&nr6t, beibr spn Sbcr. Nasarctb. y
2lnt 29iten, George 9. !6eisman, bon Ylatns
ftclb, nit Olaria gnna Sung, scn Nebsr Ncant
Bethel. #..| O.
9m 3illen, Oliver Dds mit Jisteetd Srabrr,
tcibe brn Ntcrrr Saunf6ip.
9lnt fen Deles, Gtarles Sirr INIT SaraBann
Bcrb, bon 2edJa 5aunI6ip.
gtm 6ten, 5einrtd gBrrt6 nit 9ienpe Trprell,
beipe ppn gSbcitbaa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
Satfbmdn;cr crtappt uno usrbaftet.

Der Sc6rrnldblcr pSn Sbertrccfr rntrrdtt
Wnp pcrbaftcte in CANADA ;wri 6aII6miinscr BAN
cen, pclte in elmer Gntfcrnuna Scn Nicilrn in,
9Saip ibr 0cIdSit trietrn. Sbre Bert5eu9c, bic
Sreiien, 26 platten, cine Gjrlb> unp Silbrrz
SAagmaIdinr, @irB5csdtbI6aften, WCpslle rmr
tauIenpe OcllarS an fali6cm @eGO purSrn 9cfums
Zen. Scit Mitte Suni wurren $4,000 MN al.
Irn auf bic glaI6u1sSanf, 9tew,6amp1bue, unr
Stpar bauptiddGi6 i'm Staatr Neps 2Jorf in Gpura
aelcbt. e,Gs wurprn Gins, Drris np .3pau,ss
Dolars9tptrn, mp Die NIT GROCER @eI6idti6teit
angcfcrt9t. Sicl fatl4r G'plp> unb Siltrr Min.
sen wurpen 9lciAfa0s. auS9escten. Die 8anpc
mar ScltSnrts pr9aniiirt. Sic bate ibrr 0ras
oeurS, Druder, ,3eidner u. +. ~. Die 9an,s
Srut rrr 9ieitcr trfinrrt ii4 in Der 9tcntreaI
Sail.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
liegrn /! liraen /! lieaen [!

DIR srSBte 8eseni6auer fiel In Der 5reitas
Na6t, Der ie in 9lIlentOwn gefallen III. Gr iel
In folder MaiIe, baG er iene l6redliGe 6rantbcit,
senannt G6clera, sdn,li6 biufresf6pemmte, iprIs
DE Sipar nod ME bier mar inb bpffrntli6 aud mic
bier erf6eiuen pirb. llno birler 8rgenf6aurr
bat BON Neupcrt unp pbilnhelpbia siur erltaunIiG
I9Gnr Got ron nelmpri9m
SreBgIfcr&
iiter Srrse unb 1b1tr sei6wcmmt BIS seraSr in
Sciept Stcpp'S wOblfeiIsn 9aI6 sStctr, 0c. Al
sBeit' 5amltcn, Gde Der 9lbtn Stra6r, na6r
Sdscntuf'S 5otcl In gqentcpn, no er jcbt rnts
I6lU1sn ii pielelten wotlieilcr su prrtaufcn ais
bic SGifte Der iitrisen MenI6beit in ben Tereinigs
ten Staaten i'm Stanp il gu tduien. 9acS ple
i6 pertanse ii Der ready John Davies, pber
Butter Gisr, 5teil6 etc. tpirp i'm auStauIA fir
bielelben an9rncmnIen.
cSofenh Stnnn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
Gi 6 # ben:

Slm Iestrn Samitas. an Der Srmmrrtrantbcit,
in 'Saliturs, Gldriiia, SC&trr psS nsuli6
srraprbensn ScGn Spinner. et,pa II Sabre alt.
stm leBtrn Scnntag abenO, in bieIcr Start,
Spbn NtfclGus 8emmeI |, npem bCbrn
2tter son IS Sabren,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
= penn(Dlpania Dratbwerke,

9eo. 81 Nr6 StraBs, oberbalb Der Sront,
YbilaocIpbia.
icllnttrthriebsurn babSu ouf loano unb fub ittts
~ an &erftrti9sn, ollie 2trtsn unb GrSBcu prn
Sieben, Ruttleru, Screens
uno 9tpcbsns Dritbe. @bcnfolIs alIs Qrten ciniahc
uno fdntD Or0tbpSrts. SRtfiu9 unO ctitrns Dratb
pertt ron allen Grttn; mcIiu9uss uuo fupfernef
Oratbtudb fir popitrmohcr cts. GntnorrS uno
Oonpp 8clIs auf Die btits 2eSiie umbdHt.
Oicbt sCtepcrtcr Oratb fdr SuntsnfSu9cr, Sietc
fir NRtiFnS uno GiIn Scunocrs, Scrtenorotb. Sen:
lttrorotb, Sdfts, SrapS, &ilbocdIn, Gcbltn line
Sano Strssus, u.I,p.
SapliS6, DARBY uno 3inn.
au9ut 16. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
SNcher,s ltublieatipnen.

Srn ben 70 prpuldren unb multrrbaft ausges
tattrten pubIieatsneR Res 6errman s. NrYer,
in gieuyprf, baten mir ebfn erbalten
nMeYer's uniper1um,n bic 7tc 2iefc-
runs bes 5tenSlnpes, eutbaltenb fcl8snoe 6errli.
6f Stabllide nit Cert - Yyramiprn Yrn Nlcs
roe; p 9aIais brr StanOe in SsaiId 81 9autrr-
brunncntbof in Der S4wcij ; ~ gr6an9rl.
,MeYer's MpnatsGeftc," nit rincm
setrcHrnrn Stbnb bon 5enry Glay unO cincr
bdbIam 9lnif6t BON ct. 2ruis, nrbi fulsenSrm
9nbalt: ID Cine frCmme 9ise, Gr,G6lms Spn
tpuiia ben @aa; y Columbus S6eirelhnbr,
e'rpidt - ejrl6i6tli6rr 9iddblid auf bas gri.
itrinrn, bic llrtrrmadt unb ben gcrfaa brS Os-
mancnre6eS in europa bis auf bic nrueitc i3eit
uno bic gegcnpSrti9e SricntaliI6r 5ra9e; D
Die ldwarse Nabcnna 81 !Griegsleten i'm &aus
FaluS 81 Smrr 9aI6a y Der @rpr9s1cc; 81
Die Seatl6Cn unb bic &nupsglctbin9s % Yes
trrdbur9cr S6iIcercirn 10) 9lnicrifaniIde See=
4clprn. Il. (. NJ. C9ic. pes 3. Slnres.) Al
uOeutf6 amertfaniI&e Sibltp-
ttef," 4. mb 5. 2irfcrung, entbatrnb 5rrtlc-
suns uns S4luB Res Migsc'idm Ssrrpmans
rafraia," unc glnfan9 Srn ,,Gbarlctte 9lfrr-
mann," 6amturSrr SbeatcrsJcman Scn 'Stto
MGllcr.
Bs3- ScbcS birIer gSrrfc fcifrt 25 Gruts bas
5eft unp Itr9cn in anirrm Su4fUGr sur Ginfat
Dor.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16

Der @meritantl6e Saucr afdeint
nod INNER rcSclwGeig in Sarrisbra unp bic
rbrn er4aItenc 8. Nummrr CNuguD beS A. Sabrr
gangs entbGlt pcs 9fiBli6en wisper iiteraus Sicl .
Die IL. gtummrr rtnrS Slbrrs MAIDEN Gin Bud,
bus fir ben Srlscr BON ;ebnmal mrbr SBrtb 1T,
ais Der lau(iBe 2baIrr ben rs fritct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
WInc erpBc 9Imtticn In Hcm 9fcurorf
Stpfr.

Ginc erpf;c Suction in Scm 9scurorf
Stobr.
Da llntersei6nete li4 rntI6lpTen batn iGrr
@rl4SIte auf,uacbrn 10 piferirrn lie ibrcn
6rORrn Sto& GroRrnra iUaarra
auf Sfentlidrr 9lucticn gum Srrtauf an. Der
ielbe 6eltrbt Sum 9bcil aus
Sreitem Sub bon alien Sarben uno Sua=
litdten, GaBimers, &eitinos, Mouelin
De Sain6, Satinetts. Werinos, 8ino-
b1m6, Gdttune, SDawls, Sanofbube,
Striimpft, Mu6lins, Suiensipaaren,
@rcjerien, uno iiberbaupt Elm wabrer
Berg bon @Gtern, ju umitinolidb ju
melocn.
Die aucticn bcsnnt am Mcntae in Der Court
node (Srpt. Al, um / I'm NaGmittaes, unp
pro jerrn Gag mp jrren 4tcnS bur6 bic game
gSp4e fcrtscirBt. Die atenp 9tuction tr9'nnt
iebrsmal tint l9r. User olip quite Bargains
MAIDEN mil Der Ssrliume niGt te;uwpbncn.
Die Sebin9un9en perpsn bei Dem GrEffncn brs
Serfaufs irprsmal brtannt sena4t Spn
Sames s. Slein uno 60.
allcntcwn, Gu9ult t6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
Bureaus. lidtbilOrr.

9aaerle, SO, 26 Sit 6amittcn Gtrobe.
HtIsntrpn pa.
Sn beIsr @allcrie senpmmcnr SilSer Iinb BON
Allen ais unibertreffld, anrrfanns. 3cine gld6e
nod Soften lnb sur Gnri6tus res GtabttHementS
9eipart, UNI Oasuerrectppes sia;eln pper in grup>
'sen I'M bS4lten Styl pslka hielr Suna fStis iif.
81 nrbnlen. =. :.
Silper rperoen grncninen ~ aim Stunben bea
Tags, bon Sonnenaufsans bic ScnnrmntrSuns.
uhp 9Iti9 gut Bei jeper sSttcruns.
III .E.tH1tt g. 9S. Surcatos
alauIt 9. na3ns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16

30 d tran f.-6arristur0rr 3etttns
gen tertften, cab Der gIbtb. SameS 9pacd,
SSbigsGancirat fir @puUernGr, felt rinigrn Sas
gen in lcinrr SSpbnun9 gu Miltpn rrnitlib franz
tienc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
sc d h + | Cb t
@QentDwn DpItamt.

MQe1ttDlplt YDIt1nlt.
Sfcuc Sricfc, rosl6s bis gum 0isnltus onsss
tcmnlcn uno ncd1 ndbt abasbcIt warsn:
SI-Sebn alerisbt
S-8rsdcnriesS uno Clemens, Safob Sie, Gti,a:
6ctb g. Yierp, g. GS. 8cpl6r.
S-Ddnid GauibGu.
S-Dontel Dsusr.
Sc. Ssnitermobcr, s. e. 9. Sauf, amcs
Cries, benrp Srieo.
6-SB. 5. GbcuiTltr, pttcr @cco, Ssrcmob G5rin,,
aarcu @crp, 1mcS G5siit, Daniel Gtcr9s FEM, e.
Gresfrmsr. ..
S5-Sbcmas 5areeG. SNarp 5. eall, Soaaro 6sd:
rctb, 81. .. loetsr, Scbn ioiutrl @ltjatetb trru,
Scbu pcffcrt, 9SiIiOm oufcrc, SSilIiam s. brInan.
S-Sontes Satrtr.
S-SQr. State, 8e6cesa Red, Garcu g. s6eiter,
pttsr SlsaHsr, SOtst Ssd, G'esr9s Stsiu, Gmstiu
Jttouf.
S-GGsn eippins, Gnctnc &. Gtb.
Ny1-Scbn O1cpsr. Glpina SJ1ulTslnai,, lfer. GRt:
See, SVarp sRilIsr, 94iGiam NRsre, &bcmas gRar
fbau, 9. s. WltGT. pcnrp RilIsr, s. tino SS. g.
IRcu. iH,..4
S1-GSrpin 6. .. OscwborO, sctpb g7uuncniuter,
@bparb Nerpnlcn 3, Stniamin NtIes 2. .rs
S-IB. Sberlc.
9-TranseS Yaul.
G--SQidbasl NuanJ .s.
N-5. Sitter, gRartiu 8. Saiust, Sdmusl Osap,
Stsrbsn RufT. ls.-s .-.
S-Suanno Stcdel, Seltpb Sttp, eatcb Sterntr,
Sumss SR. SbaunoiIp. Sraneis Stsruer, SRtttnba
SclIioap, Gbarles Sdcu, 9aebctsa Shwsnt, Scbn
Stsblsr, Ssurp 9suest, Naarr Qun Stcuot GRolss
Shaot, Rodbcl Ssip, G Sinlsu. 3,
x-Snmes SR. Srsrltr. "a. g...!
W-Gerree 9Sltsr. .,.s
QH-Sanst GHino. g8iliam g9itfsnbdber, Daniel
gBiNsr. qetr Gsstcl, Gordtne 2Stnust, gRn. GSeil,
Sehn g. gSGlIcr, Daniel Bsile.
W-GbartSs Dcuu9
3-MVaria 3elIner, G,ctiSb Zimmerman.
10 ts O. S6iffs 9 ri efe: # -
9. !ocbitdcter, MtcIous .oarti9, ecrsnj Sa9nciss
let, Sran5is eSbr.
N. G. Sprated, y. ~.
ausuit l6. lm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
9peBQmfcrtS
GfcrP DerIau0t,

Gin iunser Wann ban Is bis Is 9abren pIrS
loslci6 perlan9t. um ale @ebdIfssGlert gu Oiencn.
gppleatttn mub icSlci4 Scmaft prrSrn am Stpbr
Soiepb Stopp.
Iaentpirn, QuauIi t6. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
Sonnta9ss@o s@otteSoicnit- 9lusuR 20.
fIIthcriId1c .Eird,c.

Gutberidbc Kir6t.
pafrr S6muder wirp ScrmittaSS INN 10 l16r
in Der rnaIii6en Sprahe prcpi9en.
9altcr Sc9cltaG wiro rcS glbcnbS TIM Is ll6r
in rrr brutidcn Spratc prrbiScn.
BsS~ Grnteproi9t in Der 2utberIdcn &irde,
Nittrr9s Den %. ausuh, Sprmittass.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16

ScIcpas's Yasn fir seI6pa6te GCnTitutcne
en-, uncrbnunscn Der 9eber uno linSerbauli6teit.
Die runbertare Sraft pieIer 0ieSiSn unb bic gu,
ten 9Sirtunsen pchr iie erseuat bat Bel saticnten
tpeldt an Granfbriten bes SRA Jens, leirQi, sctrrs
fHdben, Gatfen unO ltnSerpaul4trit, pirpen IN.
SluutIidb erfHetnsR, prnn eS niGt t69lidb btseust
ipirpe burG prcben BON Suren irrlde lie bstpirfs
ten. Die aufbeterneeh GistnI6aItrn piefer uns
S6dbtarsn gillen oertanncn ale glsrpEsni6 sSn,-
Ii@ aus bem Spiicm, ltdrten bic Str1Tte res sra.
SrHS, rpcbmd IiellnScreauli6t serbitcn. 9erlc
Ten bts an gBaferItat IeiSen, 1cuten SallppayS
gdlfa 9ebrauhen, cenn lie lipb bic allerfiderltr
tlns bette te'nGtS Sstanute @isri,in fir jtntt
I&ueF3ti9e erprn. :p Rit-,5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
sc d 6 + / 6 t

gl q W I I W I
pirb birrmit 9e9ctrn, pa6 bic llntcrSeidncten ais
apminiltratrrS Der SnterlaGenldaft brS Seritrrs
benen SCnas 8 "a s, lebtbtn BON 2Ynn ZIP,
Se6a Gauntp, angelteat porprn finb. Ollie bic
ieriscn patrr, wel6e nod an teia9te StnterlaIs
icnI6aft 16ulpen, linp aufsefcrbrrt innerbalb 6
gSchen ansurufen unp ab3ubeSablen; unb ipl6e
bic nod rc6tmdbt9e 5Orperunscn baben, iinp
ebenfals bierbur6 eriu6t icl6e innerbalb brIa9ter
Belt ppblbrTdtist einSubdnpi9en, an
Samuel Camp, ,r,r,,nrs
9baon Saos, "0''' V'''
SYnn Sip., augut 16. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16
8rlifeltz9 z9SQbl.

Die jdbrli6e 8abt fir einrn s,reRSmt, pier
gerwolter uue sinsn S9aBmeilter BON Der Siery's
Srtdrn'G 'GeIeGIdalt piro sebaltcn wcrem am
Sauie ppn 3. s.. 5agenbu9, in Der Stabt
alentcwn, am Mpntas Srn lten Ssptember na6s
ltcns, Dplhen Den Stunesn pOn unO llbr brS
Radniitta9S.
g. Barber, Sdusmeiiter.
2lusuit i6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-16


;u go. 1t5 gSelts sSamltpn Strase Der Statt
Aarntaun SsrIrst bat, bab rr Ii6 na4 gBunId
en9eri6tet, paB CT ireben BON pbilapsIpbia unr
9fruYort NIT elmer unge9ruer 9rr6en SuantitGt
&abat ,urtd9rtr9rt 1T, unp Daft CT nun
Das9rS6te II ffOrte
Sabaf, Sebunpftabaf II. Siaarrcm
auf Sanb Fat, ras ie in bicIrr @rsrnb gum Scrs
fauf riferit tpurrs, unb pcl6rS atles trm 0rp1s
Irn unp <inen, an ben aarrbiQi9llen Yreiben ab>
9rlaifrn pirp.
Bon irnen 6 Gt8arrtn belpneerS mTdte CT
la9en, bab ile 9epi6 an feinem anpcrn Srt in ben
Seretni9tcn Staatcn iitrrtrrfet perprn. Dies
la9t or ni6t nur allrtn1 Icnbcrn &rmer grtrn pire
allcs ;u, bic Ge prpbrt babcn--unp ale bic Iie
ntht prcbIrt baben, iino bSfi6 cn9claprn lie su
orrluhen, uno rann perern iie balp pbi9cs ;uges
zen.
BGy- Srdmer, Stpbrbaltcr unb 9tntrrr inbrn
es gu ibrem Sprtbcl, ipenn fe bel ibm anrufen
unb lenen susrrIslehcn unb Brrrli4sn StCd untets
Iuden.
er ScrtauIdt uSrr eerbnnSctt aud ,u iebe8eit
81 dtte r>G b auf 6 i9arren nb cts
laubt pafIr einen annebmbarrn 9ret6.
Cine aII9emctnt saffCrtsmcnt
NuslGnSiiCDcr mno 0'nbrimis
f6cr Sabaf
tpirb nmrr auf Sanp ScbaIIsn unp fin Saarsclb
Gu1erit wpblfeil Srrfauft.
H9-9lae SeIcuun9en perOrn 1dnell unb piinfts
lid an 9bilapclpbier ub gieuYprf prciGen Ssrs
Icrst. Otufet paber an mp lrbct Gu9 mad GU
rrn ei9cnen SntrrclIcn UNI.
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Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30
Gslsgraptir.
BY the House Line, expressly for the Sentinel.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
Later from Europe.

New YORK, March 19.-The steamer Franklin
has arrived. She brings eighty-two passengers.
The steamer Canada reached Liverpool on the
18th, and the Hermann arrived of Cowes the
same day.
There was no important change in the eastern
question when the Franklin sailed. IL was ru-
mored in Paris thar the czar had given orders for
the Russian army TO pass the Danube forthwith.
The first division Of the British fleet, under the
command of Sir Charles Napier sailed on Satur-
day. Its destination is Wingoe sound. II will
not at present enter Russian waters.
Prussia has sent confidential mission to Ma
poleon.
A terrible earthquake has occurred at Calabria.
Two thousand persons were killed.
The news from the manufacturing districts was
favorable.
The overland mail had arrived at Trieste.
Shanghai was expected soon TO fall into the hands
Of the imperialists. The exports from China
were large.
Cotton is unchanged. There were small sales
of -four, which had declined in the week from
three to four shillings. Wheat had declined to
sixpence during the week. Corn was un-
changed. Provisions were steady Money was
getting tighter. Consols 91 "a 9ls.
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OF THE CANADA.
Latest from Europe.

Latcst from kSuTOpcs
HALIFAX, March 29.-The Canada arrived here
to-day. She left Liverpool on the 18th. Flour
had declined for the week 2s. wheat, 3D.; corn, Is.
Cotton dull and unchanged. Consols, 9l
Eastern Affairs.
Eastern affairs are unchaged. The czar's reply
could not arrive until the 18th or 18th Of March.
Mr.. Gibson moved, in Parliament, address
praying that in the event of war, that her majesty
would give directions to abstain from interference
with neutrals not carrying contraband munitions
of war; and also suggested the policy of entering
into a similar treaty with the United States and
other countries.
The Paris correspondent of the London Morn
ing Chronicle states that dispatches from the
French envoy in Lon Ion had been received,
stating that the English government is not dispos-
ed TO look upon propositions made by Prussia Tor
the resumption OF negotiations between the wes-
tern powers and Russia serious or likely TO
lead to pacific solution He therefore thinks Mat
there is no occasion for the two TO entertanthe
proposition.
The English government declares that the only
thing to be done at present is to hasten the eni-
barkation of troops for Constantinople. and de-
spatch third squadron to the Baltic. The opin-
ions OF the English cabinet are fully approved OF
by France.
PARIS, March 1.-THE price of wheat has fallen
two francs per hectolitre 1t is reported that SUBJ
scriptions to the French loan already amount to
over three hundred millions.
The Grand Duke Constantine had inspected the
Russian fleet at Helsingfors. The Cults of Both
MIA and Finland are still covered with ice. Thirty
thousand Russians We're employed in cutting a
| channel from Cronstadt 10 Sweaborg.
| VIENNA March l5.-The treaty between the
| western powers and the Porte as concluded OH
terms already known) has reached here, and been
| forwarded TO the other powers.
| ST. PETERSBURG, March S.-Exchange 37s. The
| merchants here now feel certain Of war
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30

Mr.. HEM, from the Committee on Public
Lands reported the Senate bill allowing the peo-
pie Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, 10 enter lands on
which the town islocateda at one dollar andtwenty.
five cents an acre; which was passed.
LANDS FOR THE INDECENT INSANE.
Mr.. DISNEY, from the Committee on Public
Lands (Which has had the bill for the benefit of the
INDECENT insane under consderation,) made an ad-
verse report thereon, on constitutional grounds, at
the same time, however, asserting that they unite
with the friends Of the in their apprecia-
ton Of the object to which the lands would be
applied; and II its merits alone could determine
the question, they would recommend its passage.
Mr.. BENNETT, of the committee, made mi
nority report; and the two were ordered to be
printed.
A motion TO print ten thousand extra copies Of
them was referred TO the Committee on Printing.
Mr.. HAVEN suggested that there be a special
committee appointed Ii was due 10 the friends
OF the bill that they should have an opportunity to
answer the arguments of the majority report.
Ihe bill was read il approprates ten millions
of acres ofland, to be apportioned among the sew.
eral States for the benefit Of the INDECENT insane
Mr.. WAkREN moved that the bill be laid up
on the table but the motion was determined in
the negatve-yeas IL, nays So
The question was then taken ON refsrr;ns The
bill to the Committee of the Whole ON the state
ofthe Union, and decided in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S3 nays r.
APPRENTICES.
Mr.. FLORENCE, from the COMMITTEES on N.,,,,
Affairs reported bill providing for apprentices
in the United States naval and revenue service
and in the commercial marine; which was refer
red to the Committee Of the Whole on the state of
the Union.
sTEAM-rRIGATE BILL.
Mr. BOCOCK offered resolution, proposing 10
close the debate on the bill authorizing the con-
structon of six first class steam-frigaies to-mor-
row, at two o'clock and il was agreed to- after
an Intellectual motion 10 lay il onthe table.
The House then resolved itself into Commit
tee ofthe Whole on the state Of the Union upon
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y ggtttrifs.

nRAWN NUMBERS OF THE GRAND
~ Consolidated Lottery Of Maryland, Class No.
II. drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, March 25
1854:
81 72 43 II 8 7S IL 81 63 90 73
rs 70 l 54 33 % 35.
March % R. FRANCE 6s CO., Managers.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30
GEO. I. SWAMI,
ATToR NEY AT LAW,
avn SOLICITOR IN CHLNCERY.
AND SOLICITOR IN CHI
JACKSON, Miss.

JACKSON, MISS.
Practices law in the several State and Federal
Courts held at jackson, and in the Circuit and
Probate Courts of Kinds and the neghboring
Eastern Counties.
Refers to Gov. H. S FooTE, Jackson, Miss; Hon
r. NJ I. HUNTER, OF Va, and Gen. John A. Quit
man, Natchez, Miss. Dec. l0-lawSm
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
All orders tor tickets in the above promptly and
faithfully filed, and official drawings sent to all pur
chasers
Correspondents will please return such prize
tickets as they may wish :enewed or cashed
Please address
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers,
Maryland State Lotteries,
Mar 2S-2awcp Baltimore, Md.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30

THE DISEASES OF THE HEART and
the Aorta, by William Stokes.
The Poetical Works of William III. G. Hosmer
Lectures on the Apocalypse, by DR.. Cumming.
The Sepulchres of the Departed, by the Rev.
L. r.. Anspack, A. M
Godey's Lady's Book, for April.
Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURYS,
Mar 30 Bookstore near 9th ts
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30
DIED.

On Wednesday evening, the 10Th instant at the resi-
dence Of his father, STEPHEN COOKE of L. L. and
MARTHA TAYLOR, aged nine years.
The friends Of family invited to attend the f
neral from their residence street north, between
Second and Third streets, this evening" at o'clock
jackson Mississippian will please copy
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30

Confirmation.-We learn that the appointment
Of Horatio King. esq, first assistant postmaster
general, in the place Of the late Selah R. Hobbie,
has been confirmed by the Senate.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30

Water for Washington and Georgetown
Our citizens will be pleased to learn that the Senate
has amended the deficiency bill by making an ap-
preparation of 100000 for the continuation of the
works for supplying Washington and Georgetown
with water from the Great Falls Of the Potomac.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30

The Weather.-The average height of the
thermometer from the 23d to The Goth, inclusive,
at sunrise, was 27o 3. During the interval, ice
full half an inch in thickness, was formed
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-30

The Variete.-The Boon children are spoken
of in the highest terms by all who have seen them.
Indeed the wonderful talent exhibted,b by these
petite actors is astonishing. The readings and
artistic performances are almost beyond belief for
persons so young. We haye from favore source
that the income derived from their performances
is the sole support Of a lArge family Palronize
them by all means