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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

5GltpwaY's 9tllen en TfereS unb
sepifrS Wittsl fir 6tRcn. Grtaltuns tnp afbmc>
tif6e 2epen. Dns terbRlihe SierteI III bas ie~
ntge no Sulrn, Grtalhn9rn uro Srulileieen am
uieiiien sralIircn bic Gisruldoften BON SpllUs
pap'S 9iam iinp tsr 9Irt, RAP iIe, renn iie int
glnfapgc pcs 9lnfaaeS srnrmntn wereen bic Sraft
Der &rautbeIt sirl papurh seIdw16t triro. 70 baB
Der 9atifnt nur ipeni9 ceer gar feline unbeauent-
GGteiteu Ieibet, abr penn sS Serna6ldfiist pirb
70 srf6irtt eS ni6t lrlten, bab baS 5unbament ~
unbeilbaren &rautteiten gele9t iptre batter piro
lpI6sn wetde 9lnfdten Der 2lrt unterrprirH fRe,
Defenders 9eratbeu, Stele fdSeRaren 9taen Ju Prs'
li.fr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

S6ruer t.-2m lebtcn Mittz
wc6, um 4 lltr Scrmtta9S, 9crictb bic Sbeucr
peS 9rn. Daniel Sattciher, in StcrsIutpebcrccn
5aanl4ip, SerfS @auntY, auf mbetannte slrt in
Srano mo wurpc NIT Dem 9anSen Sntalt an
6ru6t, feu, Smat &C. 5crIt6rt. Gin mertbYpGra
6rnsitpfrrp, welGrS liA I'M Stalle tefanp, marr
10 tart prrtrannt, DAP e5 crlhcfcn werrcn muBte,
au1 famen mrbrrre S6weine in ben Slanmen
UNI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30
Grlir neutfdc 9dhh in Smrrika.

SSir tatrn bic erfCn SanfRptrn Der BON ben
9crrrn 9apcnbrf bier ac8riinpctcn .,G'rmania
Sanf" gcirtrn. 0aS Ylpcr lit pas bette, bas
mir tsbcr labcn, Der Druid ein prna Idmar,, Die
Si9ncttcn. id6n unp p1iirnp. Srr attr Scrmar
uno anbrre Scrntn aus ncm pcutIAn Seten fino
carauf gu ltbrn.
Sefamth tattrn iErer 3sit bic NafFlrn tpie
SSccitcr Sant 9ictm in peutlder Spracbe. ,mb
wenn mir mS ntbt irrrn, bdbrn aud einiss San=
fen in pcnniplvanirn giCtcn in reutIder SpraGe-
-CN. Courier
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

BD~ Die &srmitmgen Der Snbianrr In Sps
nora, Nrrtr, iinC tibrr Die 0tuBen iArrdl4.-
Die slpo6es 9ebrn in srGbern Sanben ais grs
wTbnliA unp 9reifcn StGpte uno OErfer an, mel
de fic pliinpern, bic WGnner ermprpcn, unb bic
gEribrr np Gnprr unp bas Sirb pc1fiiGrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

OpYtcs CSufs So } au9ua 22.-
Die llmse9enp bon DpgIestomn teparf ni6ts n5'
tbiser pie 9iesen, eS 1T 10 trcden, pab bic Nus
lidt fir cine quite gBelIAfcrusrnte bereits Iebr in
3psifet eeoeen wirp. Seit 1926 ica eS nift
10 trpden serpelen ifin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

Der Governor ppn RebraSfa
ident Gin tcpt 9ctprnca ding. 9la6 Der atleb-
nung BON Gjcrcral Butter wurbe Der 9pilen bis
4 anoem Serrrn argrtra9rn, bic fd ale bcmi,
Bigt iabrn, i'm pantrnp auSul6lasen. SEPT lca
ct encm 2ubitUr i'm &resSmnii ilTtlm aaf9ebalt
merpen, Der pesrn Mdtannatne leidt nit Srrs
tut Ieines jrBi9rn grmt6enS sc1raft pcrpen tSnn-
te. gSrp Der allu ncbt aeeeptiren
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

GG~ Gin ameritanil6er MarinesSifeirr, bcr
ldcn aQc 1hce Der sSclt teIu4t bat, trbaurtrt,
DAP in fener Der trppi6Gn Ge4rnpen cine ipIttc
9rGblidc Sise Ycrfcmmt, mic r man6mal bic
Se,ppbncr BON 9iprpamerifa int Scnmer tell
itiat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

o. 81. 9 ortb, Sudbrlder ;u Srrstau,
fat "pr einiscn gGoden ben 350Rcn SatreFtag
pes eriten in Ieinem GtablBcmrnt setrudten Sus
dies sefeiert. prn. 8artb's Orufcret III bic al,
ttitc III europa mp felt $50 Sabren in ben !oans
Den lrRrr Samitie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

6sF llnlere eeIrr erinnern f6 ptne 3pelfel
nod beS prc3eiIeS segen gBmp 1T Sentudp rpe,
gen GrHprDung peS 9rbrerS Sutler unp penfrn
babel nit gere6trm Borne at has unscre6te llr+
tbeil Der geIdwcrcncn, ippbur6 gBarp fret rurz
De. Die granbs sSurY in Glilatetttrpn, Sarpin
Gauntp, fat Sier Scn isnen @c1dporrnrn res
Nlcnetpes an9etla9t. gBir wcarn nun lrtcn,
wftde GntNedunsen nod 9emaft np mel6e 5pls
gen lie baten trerpcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

D@S~ Gint9e Sabre mad ibrer Ger0rirattuna
fattrtc bic 9cgcnpdrti9e &aiIerin spn Ru6tanp IT,
rem Sater gu Berlin cincn Sciu6 al. i3mri 3as
sc na6 tbrer 9ttreiir natm Rai1sr gh6clas Ycits
pferbe unO rriste Serfteipct in arG6trr Sdnclle
rtenfaus na4 Berlin, 100 sr cine Stunre Ycr Irs
ner 0attin i'm &Sni9SpaIaa antam. Oiele trnr
ntdt mcng eritaunt ais fe ppn ibrenr Manne be-
mtlfpmmt wurpe, Der ibr init GrrjIi6em 2aGfn
Die Snno Gpt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

O~T 2tn ben Ntagaraf6len Ioa NIT nadiiem
Der 9au eines loctcls ts9cnncn wrrprn, melhrS
1900 6rcnte, 500 S6Iaftuten mp Gin @BiaIpn
Won t65 bel GA SUP entbalten lcu. Sas Gjcs
tGube pirb cine adktefi0e Weitalt tefpmner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

Newsypr %. au9uit. - IS wirb NIT
Seitimmtbeit prrfdut, paB infer Geianbtrr in
@nslanp, Strr Sutbanan, ipdteten tinncn bret
Ncnatcn ien 9Imt nirpwle9sn wcrrr. GS teibt,
er wollc ii6 nidt frrnrr pur6 feline Scrbirpung
nit elmer ipl6cn Ieminii itratien tpmprrmittirsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

DS8- Gs ltnp gcScnpdrt9 in Yitt6turs 80 Gt-
irn9ir6rreirn in Gbdti8tet, poSpn liA ausI6lie6z
lid NIT Der Manufattur BAN OampfmaI6ncn be-
i4afti0en, unb 30 init Sert9uns prn Spblpaas
rcn, Ma16inen II. +. ~. Die 8 eriferrn Sertraus
den idbrl6 12,400 Spnncn Gilen, trIddftoen
GAO 2lrteter unp probustren 1870 OampfmaItbi.
NJ. ispeS Sabr. SbrGapital brtrdst s5l9 900
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

pay- Ocus. 9teroer wirp gatrn unscfi9r ben
25. Septemtcr fir feline neue 6rimatb in San1aS
YerIaiien. Gr ,rirp sttpa Spei Mpnate III SanIas
bleitrn unO pann mad Cation ;uriidtrbren unp
pa bis gum 5rubjabr Sertprita.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

nSy- g8dbrenb mir ouf Der einrn Seitr bic frpGc
Nclpma tbw f6nncn, paB bic Gbclcra dtrrall
am Serl6winprn lit, 9ebt un5 auf Der anpern
Scte bic traurige giadri6t ;u, ba6 pnS 9cttr Sic
Ter in Dem lIpti6sn StGpten INNER me6r I'M liA
areift,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

BD" Der leBte Gunsreb Fam fiistf ais Der
I4leAteiie brjciGnet prrben, Der ic in 9SaIdin9s
ton SerIammelt mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

pa Sct Der 9a9erperlammIung Der Gvansrtts
Ihsn G'smeinI6aft in Siatcwn, Buds Gauntp,
np pur6 tGtmlli9c Menlden StHrun9rn mb
Streit YerurIaht wcrecn, rclde wabrlafinltA 9e<
rtNtli0 ausAeali6cn iperpen miiErn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

DGY- Der BeFeblsbabrr cinrr OiviTon 9luicn
int 9drtrnfricgc 9tift Sen. NlcpctpitbpSti. Das
9ustrnscn cinrs IUl6ta Namens 3crI6rt aGe
5rieprnSboTnun9en. Die 2drtca fbnnen ibn l6tas
gen, abrr ct Scrma9 ibnsn Sh trcgen, frinen Nas
men auS,uipreGen; unp lalG9t or bic Iiirtei;, 10
werprn iie ME i'm StanNc cin, gu fa9en, ,,trer i9s
nen peGe tGat."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

EG- Wdu 1e psrben bel 9ta6t am ScRen ras
purh gefansrn, trenn man sUr Dem SdlaIengrbrn
elm Stiid JtGIe in ben Ofmp ninmt mo penIetbrn
prit pffcn bebdlt. Sptalb man ben SGnurrs
BART Der Waus fiibtt, beige man IN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

0T Die nY6ilapelpbta 0ascttr" slautt, ta6
bic jiin9It in MerifU Ueritcrtene Sdn9crin 0tab.
Spntas BON ibrem 9rmabl, brm GraIen 8cIF,
aus GiIerIu6t Seraiftrt wcrben iri.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

GT0riiten i'm Often iplI Elm Nann Iein, ter
70 9rcB 1T, RAP CT auf cine Setter lei9en muG, um
iid BEN 5ut auIiulcbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

Settfmrrb etnes 8na6en.- 3u
eerinstcu. Sg.. tesin8 Elm t2iitriesr 6nate ueus
lid Sslbltmcrb raburb. bab CT Strp6uin riunatm
rriI ism lein Sltsr ShlSst sebrobt bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

i GerSeEt BEN Grudr nidt, prnn
9tr na6 Der Court aebt. Gett Guer G'elo ntdt
ale Rem SawyrrS-rir traudcn aud rrpcs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

E9- 3wil4en NeuYprfmp 9cu9bteepIic trannz
te bic am 5Iub 9cGe8cne S8Ubnung bon alsain
Stmpicn nteper in 6UI9e elmer Sranpitjftmg.
geiperfamcn 5 &inper Der 9leAfalIS arg orrbrams
ten G6rlcutr In ben 5lammen UNI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

bg-9n 5cIse Der aubaltenben Srodnle purbe
Der @aanssG an Baiisr in grttSsiae duberit iiII-
hor
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

Dg- sluG in ben Su Grras absebaltenrn gBaGs
len taten bic .9lctpinsS in ben mriilrn Or
ten ben Sieg taSun aetrassn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

par Spn GStbe'S sBerten III bic Ste 2iefr.
rung rr16iepsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

ray g8dre rrr robe glnsrif auf ben griiioens
ten iettcnS crri teIOfenrn Siipldnrer pur9 9icrNs
linber aus9efitrt rprreen, trie piirpe ba auf BIZ
NbpItipnilten aefAinlpft nsrben
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30
Sibel. SSerbrennuna.

OaS 9tsuYprt ,,Scurnat Of Commerce. Ia9t,
ba6 fiirSltd cine ansabl prctrtantIhrr Sitrtn
naA GunminSeitle erianrt pUrbcu ieicn, TIM pas
lettlt unter Iclde 6nnlten nuegrtbctt ;u pcrprlr,
bic nidt ScrmB9cnp finb IcI6e su fauicn. Cine
Anjabl SrIdnocr tetamrn lie irpp6 in SGnrr,
weldr piriclten in Der Strlbe auf cincn Saufcn
suiammcu parfen mp Scrbranntrn. Die lleter.
reitc riniger Der Srtranntcn Sitrtn fGnnen in prn
Stuten Der SitelsGrirIIidaft einseirbcn werprn.
Gaus hretntr sum Scrt au f-@in
y ftrt9tr !o0utihretner, uHo pclteuntnIr 9Scrts:
mann, greg unp an9tucbm, un9Gfdbr 20 Sabrt aft,
9tinno uuN trdfti9 III Sa ptrtaufln.
9Jtdn aeort5irt
Or. GS. Il. Serrn, 94itmiu9ten, 81. 6.
RA~ Stise Setmntma9una III aus Dem
GtarleStcn Courier. s6ir enpieblen baS terrli.
DE Bib aus bem SelaSenletcn unleru uGrpli1m
SautIdrrinern uno Sanbwrrtern iter0aupt slr
9Inl6aung. mO fra9en Tr, Oh eS nit i6ren
grunpIibcn mb itrem 6riilliGrn 0efibl fiber.
einitinmtt. elm Icldes fluhpirbige Syltem, unter
rrlhrm man quite Sanpperfcr mics Siet sertauft,
ipeiI iic cine bunfle 5dutiarte baten, nod fcruer
init ibrer Stiume gutbeibrn uno auttreitrn Helfen
mplen?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

BSS" Die BHcntlidcn SGnprreicn in Soma rrrs
ben ptcies Sobr malientait BON 2lniieplern teiebt
Der burlington 3eIe9rapb" pom 5ten Suli
ifrcitt: Sn ben lesten 80 Gagen iinO ni6t picl
went9cr ais td9ti6 100000 adrr cinectra0en
wprpen, uap bic Gnnabmcn trs laufenrrn SAB
res fir bic 2Gnrerrien riiriten leiAt Z 0lilpnrn
lbaler 1teriei9cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

Ba" gu Ncntreal tat fiir5lt6 Elm erbSrmltrr
S6uft cnen 6unp nit Gcrpentin unp Sheer be-
itmiert, benicItcn bann angejiinpet mp in Die
Sifice Der WoutreaI ga;ctte sria1t, in Der ab-
ifdt, ME MAN prrmuttet, Die Office in Sranb su
iesrn. Die umberlic9cnren 9apiere tatten be-
rcitS 6euer acfan9cn, ais man eS sntretfte UNI
lGI6te Der S6urfe fam teop6 uncnttcdt papcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30
pO- 8cloenpes III Der gBorttout eines 9ela

BD- 5cfaenprs lit rer gScrttaut zines Seiias
mcntS, bas Elm Nann binterlicB, Der 1stn eisensr
glpYrtat 81 Ietn wiinIhte:
Dies III mein, Sctn Sbcmat, letter gSias
unb 5r1amrnt. SD sete otleS Weinisc an meine
Serpanrtcn, bic es unter li4 pertbriIen mSsen,
10 out lie fbnuen.
81. 9. Spllte SemanS cnen Streit an;cttcln,
ober bsb9alb 2Irm ertetrn. 70 fcll er aar nihte
erbattrn. llnter;ri6urt Sru mir Sobu 5bcmaS. !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-30

New.SrteanS, Is. ausua.-DaS 9eGte
6ietsr fanst an, ernalid um lid gu sreife,. SIM
6rlpitat tamen bis jrtt so Sdllc Spr. Gs fer
Zen segsnipartis petIr6t 10 SerIcnrn per Gag.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
DIED.

BIN TLEY-In TieSa, Pa, AzE 81 Bensuia Bentley
sgs6 ~ oi the Oldest settle Neern Pennsyvsa
~ vs. ff, Lifch6eld, Conn .
COEN-s.rt 1884 Of ehOlers, Lucy Eniy. ~ife o. T. A.
Chen "
HARFiSON-O>1 TOssiAy. sept r. 1856 Eieaaor iuf,of
ehld Of NVilsr n .sno sarah HsIrison.
IA. fiers srS .c sassrees respectfully nyltr6 70
49, "A - s IS, from ths resdeoee Of her rents Ns ~
49, n ii,r ,i,rsb 90 3ry fSh inst at oclock p M
III remain. v VI Be- taken - Greenwood cemete
soFFATT- On Tuesdsy sve,7Hs sept T. Of eys,a.ery.
Arihory Of EDWIN C. snd J,endA Moast aged res-
and HNH Htbs- ..,., .,
Tte frudof the huy iavife' 70 attend the sosrs
fgom he fe.ifsncc q be father Oxtoid eetaeen hr<r
snd Fsrk ave Brookly5 Thursday ne, a o'cleek
MAJORY-At Souh Yonlers sept u 80 OF dysentcry,
Chses wiIam ouly son Of willan p Jane Elirs Ma
lury kfsiaso of NJ " amer
OSbORNAt Cntchogne. L. l., Monday, tbs llth ust
- the residence 81 her grandfather Amelia L. Oorn, ssed ~
yesrs, eanghtsr Of B " aud Letiiia OSbOrn.
The rtaves ane nds the fsily pectfHy invt
ted 70 sitsna the funeral from the ressnce u her IN
sw. IN steIhens; No. iH hubeFryst., this Nv ednes
eayl sffsruoon st a o'ciork
ST LEGER-on Tuesday, Sept u. William S. Lsy~.
H e nds ard relatives also the tisnAs Of hls uuNe Mr.
William Grsni. And the friends Of Mr 2 r Thomas the
New ora Benevolent Association Of snd the
Burs Light GBSd respectfully invited aftruA hs ia
ue this afternoon s O'Clock. from ihs residence Mr. e
X IhomAs; No lci Leroy 81. corner Of Hudson. MY.
Iiis irInsins VII, BE- taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
NELSH-On houdsy evening, Sept H. Msry daashtsr of
Horato and sarah ~ Welsh aged year mouths and -
days
The relatives end friends Of the family are respectfully 10
viied 20 sttend the funeral this (Nednesday afternoon
o'clock, tFom No rs hO,tst without further invitation
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13

manufacture Of -four, meal honuy and saup. on the
oors above. Adjoining the mill on the north was the
general business Office containing the account books
Of the association, the most valuable OF which were
saved at the rsk Of bis life, by Mr.. Sears AiOin-
ing the Office was the ssw-min, blacksmith shop tin
shop, &c. with valuable machinery driven by the
engine. all Of which was DESTROYED About two
thousand bushels Of wheat and corn we're stored in
the mill directly the engine, which, in falling,
covered it 80 as 10 preserve the machinery from the
fire. There was alsrge quantity of homny, and -four
and feed, destroyed with the mill. The carpenters
chop, little south Of the grain MILL was saved by
great exerton Of all the member, men and women
All else in that vicinity is smodering mas. Moth
ing was insured but the stock valued at s3,OOo for
two.thirds that amount The loss is from q 900 to
slOc0e. The insurance is in country offices
The mills were situated about quarter OF mile
from the dwellings, with thick grove intervening,
and the fire occurring, from some unknown cause, so
eerly in the morning, the flames got such headway
before discovered that all the means that could be ex
erted by the members were of no avail; and the
wind blowing gale, nothing was left standing an
hour after the fire broke out.
We understand that Arrangements have been al
ready made by hiring another mill to supply their
customers with mill products, until the Phaanx can
replace the one destroyed with substantial fire.
proof building which they viii do at once.
FIRE FROM SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.
A short time since barrack containing some sixty
or seventy tuns of hay, at the North American Pha
laDx was discovered to be ale in the center from
spontaneous combustion. There could be no doubt Of
this fact the alarm at given, and by wet
ting the outside the hay was pitched off and carried
away, and showed large bulk of the interior CON-
pletely charred. The portion saved was so much
smoked to be worthless for cattle food 1t highly
probable that the fire in the mill originated from the
same cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Loss OF THE BRIG MARTIE V,s BrRES.-The
steamer Osprey arrived at Philadelphia yesterday
ing, from Boston, reports: On Monday fell in
with the brig Martin Van Buren d.smasted snd water
logged and took or the captain and crew sI in nm
Der. The brig was bound from jacksonville, Florida.
to Bath. Maine.
The Osprey spoke the ship A. b. Thompson, bo aud
to Baltimore.
NEssELs AsHoRE.-We are informed by our Port
jefferson correspondent that the schr. Stranger of
West Troy and the slOcp Lydia knisell Of Permont
ashore at that place, near Old Field Point Both
are considerably damaged, and the schooner viii
probably proven a total loss.
NIw BoAT.-The new steamboat Metacomet
Cspt. Jewett, left the wharf foo, Of COrlears -st
E. r., yesterday, for her route between Fall River
and Providence. She belongs to the Fan River Com
pany. On her trial trip she proved herself satisfsc
tory TO her owners, well complimentary TO the
builders Of her engine and boiler Messrs. Pease &
Murphy Of the Fulton Iron Works
The STEAMSHIP FRAsKLIS.-The latest news from
Morches says that owing 10 the late Storm all hope
Of getting of the Franklin has been abandoned The
tmbers Of her hull are all loosened her bed plates.
ter, blocks, &C., are broken, and she bends and
twists with every motion OF the water. A large por-
ton Of her machinery will also be lost with her, as
purchase could be got to raise such heavy articles
TO- as the vessel breaks up, they will bury in the
saDd. Two wrecking companies had separately con-
tracted to get her off The first abandoned the effort
and the second had been at work at the wreck for
couple of weeks when the late gale occurred, and
compelled the last to give up the attempt Had they
succeeded in getting her off, the Of $50 900 would
have beer their reward
LAUScHED-At Port Jefferson on Saturday, the
9th inst, by John K. Mather Esq, fine schooner
of 200 tuns, called the War Steed She is owned by
her builder and Capt. Benz. II. Jones, her COM
mander and will be employed in the coasting trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
lAdyertisement

PhrenOlogy teaches the true system Of Educa-
ton To educate anything must first know s By
arsyzing al the faculties the science OF Phreaolosy
shows how develop and discipline each separately aud all
collectively perfect beings hereditary fsus viii
allow Indeed to PhrenOosy mainly the world indebted for
modern educational Improvements aud Of rs leaders
in this department Phrenoogsts
teaches parents for what occupation in life their children
Adsyed which they and not be slccesfa
ALe pys OF the practical importance that
they may be educated oeeodinsy How many promising
young dsg out disappointed life for want Of ~ krow
edge.
The Hon. T J. Rusk observes: When man properly
derstsnds himself mentally and physically his road 20 happ
Goth end society hes strong guarantee for bis good
conduct and usefulness 4"
also esches parents the characteristics Of children
and thereby how 10 them prOpey what motives
faculties sPpe and what avoid and what desires to re-
strain and what TO call into sction.
Fxsminaiions with full written descriptions aud advice daily
By PRoF. FowLLR. No. Je8 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
NEW,JERSEY ITEMS

HupsoN CoUSTT BIBLE SOcIETr.-A regular quar-
terly meeting of this Society held in the Rev. Mr.
butchers church on Bergen Point, on Monday after
noon. the Rev Mr.. Ayres, President Of the Society, IN
the Chair Tie various Standing Committees submitted
then reports and Mr.. c. Morgan. Treasurer, made
statement from which it appears that the Society
in a prosperous and encouraging condition The
Rev. Dr Taylor Of Bergen, the Rev. Mr.. Van Cleef
of Jersey City, and ne Rev. Mr. etryker oil hoooken
for the approaching anniversary Of the Society.
Measures were also adopted for raising the g. 900 in
the County during the year for the Bible cause, a.
was proposed IN The Ts'o9ion offered o. tne S'' s1 n
Monday evening there were public exercises at
which the Rev. J. K. Taylor and the Rev. DR.. Nc
CIure of jersey City delivered addresses.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
MILITARY
ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA CAVALRY.
same cause.

ARRIVAL OF THE PHILADELPHIA CAVALRY.
About IL o'clock yesterday morning the Philadel
phia Cavalry Troop, under command Of Capt. Decker
accompanied by the Putnam Horse Guard, Capt
Henisch, of Newark, arrived in this City by steam
boat, and landed at the TO ot Of Canast. Here
the two companies were received by detachment
Of the Third Regiment Hussars, and after the usual
interchange Of civites line was formed, and the
visitors escorted to Madison square, where the
manning portion of the Third Regiment awaited their
coming. After brief delay at this place line was
again formed, when the troops were reviewed by
Brigadier General Spicer, who expressed his high
satisfaction at the appearance and sodierly deport-
ment of the Philadelphia and Newark companies.
In the afternoon, about oclock, the visiting
companies, escorted by the entire Third Regiment,
marched down Broadway to the Park, where they
passed in review before the Mayor and Common
Council. Alderman Mott acted as Mayor pro TEN.
Mr. Westervelt being unable to attend. The CON-
paDies composing the Third Regiment were then dis.
missed and the visitors escorted to their quarters in
the upper part of the City.
THE HARRISON GUARD.
This company whose reception we noticed in yes
terday's TRIBUNE, returned home last evening.
They were escorted to the steamboat by the La
Fayette Rifles, and in taking leave Of their friends
expressed themselves as highly pleased with their
visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
CITY ITEMS.

CRYSTAL PALAoE.-We desire 10 call attention to
the programme in another column, issued by the
Directors Of the Crystal Palace, in which they offer
special awards to exhibitors. provided the several
articles are entered for competition or before the
first OF October We reason why the exhibition
this fall should not supass the exhibition Of the
previous year. Great improvements have been made
in the interior arrangements of the place, and many
attractive features have been added during the past
week Citizens and strangers should not fail to visit
IL before il finally closes.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
THE TURF.


NATIoyAL COURSE, L. I.-SecoHd Day-Tuesday,
Sept l2.
frst Race.-Match race for $4,000. mile heats
half forfeit
Hare Dosw aid name Agitator. years odd by Chde
Peeg Blskely names b. Terrier. years old by
Sovereign dam Jane Mitchell. by Levsthan. Paid forfeit
Second Race.-Proprietors purse, 250-nile heats.
R b. Cheatham names ch. g. NcGrah, by Glencoe.
dam by John Richards yesrs Old................
Peeg Blskeley names ch. c. Henry, by GLENCOE, dam
Medoc, years
Calvin Green names ch C. John Hopkins, by Boston.
dam -, 4years
John M. Riddle ger names oh. Emily by Grey Ia.
gle dam by Medoo yesrs old ................. dust.
Time. t-l:5ii
There a respectable attendance present to wit
ness these two races. Agitator gaoped around the
course alone and received forfeit the first race -
the second race McGrah was the fayOrite ~
posted on the result. McGTath won the race without
an effort in two straight heats The track rather
heavy, and this was considered good time.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-13
OF THE MILLS OF THE
NORTH AMERICAN PRALANX

About 81 o'clock Sunday morning fire broke out
IN the extensive mills Of the North American Phalanx,
located in Monmouth County, New-Jersey, near Red
Bank, 10 miles from this City. The Ere was frs, dis.
covered near the center of the main edace, and had
at that ne gained great headway. 1t is supposed to
have originated In the eastern portion Of the building
and strong easterly wind prevailing at the time the
flames were carried toward the center and western
psH Of the edi6oe. This was wooden building,
about 100 fest squsre three stories high, with thy
horsepower steam engine in the basement and two
rua ot bur stones, and superior machinery for the