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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.-It is reported in the
street, that at the suggestion Of some of the
stockholders Of the Nassau Bank, Citizen
Robespierre McElrath has withdrawn from that
establishment This is very important If true,
and shows that negro worship, sedition and the
new liquor law are dangerous play things when
the solid interests Of business men are thus
interrupted, Who comes next2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

TIE GUILLorRE IN OPsRATIoN--MAJoR ERxNcH
THE PIRsT vICTM-OgFICE HOLDERS SHAKING.
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1855.
Major B. B. French Commissioner Of Public Buildings
was removed to day. Col Blake old and respected
citizen and clerk in the Treasury Department APP
pointed in his place The next dscaptation win be Mr.
Clayton, Second Auotor OF the Tfeasury-causs his
Know Nothing proclisit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
.EMyNT OF CUBAN QUESTIONS FOREIGN
VOTERS, ETC.

WARRINGTON, June 4, 1850
The National Integnc learns, BY letters from Paris,
that Mr.. Perry has obtained from the Spanish govern
ment entirely satisfactory settlement of the Ell Do
RADIO case well that Of Vice Consul at Sagua Id
Grande. The Lieutenant Governor who arrested Mr..
Thompson 10 to be dismissed. Such instructions have
beeAissusd to cruisers win prevent recurrence Of
any difficulty.
his own request
Tho Circuit Court decided this morning, in effect that
the right Of one hundred and thirty eight Foreigners
turased since the 3lst December last to vote IL left
with the Commissioners Of Elections The question 10
mixed up with the terms Of the corporation charter
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Ches-
peaks and Ohio Canal Company took place to-day but
the reporter denied AL information concerning their
proceedings
Land warrants quoted to-day at 81 TO- and scarce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

ErOm Baltlm0re.
wIeB's MISUNDERSTANDING OF BRIDAL PARTY,
BALrMoRE, June 4, 1856
Ofacal returns received reduce wises majority below
ten thousand The election Of Lewis, the democratic
candidate for Congress in the Eleventh district, Is in
doubt The Enquirer says prepared to hear Of his
defeat.
marriage party from Washington county Maryland,
were poisoned by eating custsrd In which arsenis had
been placed. Some twenty Ave OF them are not ex-
pected to ve the bride among the number As to who
committed the act remains mystery All the servants
are also sick from eating the custard.
The Law Case or Hagar w. Stevens, Stock.
ton and Others.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., June 4, 1855.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day the case
Of j. D. Hagar against Stevens, Stockton and others,
Judge Dickerson, at chambers granted the eomplan-
ants application to compel the defendants to place in
the custody Of the certain other books Of
the New Brunswick Company, and also ordered chat
Richard Stockton, Of the defendants, be examined
as witaess in this caufe.
Opposition to the Pennsylvania Liquor Law.
READING, Pa, June 4, 1855.
very large and enthusiastic meeting was held Of
noon day in the market square, In opposition the
new liquor law. Strong resolutions adopted, do
nouncirg the law.
Destruction Of n Steamer by Firo-Five Lives
Lost.
N. LOUIS, June i, 1856.
TIE steamer Keystone State bound hence for Peoria,
Ill., has been burned TO the waters edge in the Illinois
river. Five persons perishsd in the Aames and num-
Der Of others injured The boat and cargo proved
sn entire loss. She Sas owned by company in st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

The MEETING OF ExTREMEs.-Citize Robes
pierre McEhath, with an Unsuitable thirst for
blood, republishes, in complimentary terms,
the extreme Southern dogmas and recommends
lions of the Charleston .Ner curry. This is very
extraordinary, and difficult to be accounted for
upon peace principles. The fact is, it does
not mean peace. Citizen McElrath is .
niger worshipper, and little better than Sc
ditious Jacobin on this question. He chuckles
over policy on the part of the South which
looks to secession, as he gloats over the recent
transactions in Massachusetts, looking to disrup-
ton, disunion and civil war. His plan is to
get the two sections by the ears, and hurry up
dissolution Of the Union, that Seward and his
seditious followers and organs may ride into
power in the North. In word, upon the vital
question of the day Mr.. Robespierre McElrath
and his associates are the most interruptions
Of cheats and hypocrites. We shall watch these
Jacobins.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

Frcshets In the Lehsgh and Delaware Rivers.
EAsT0N, Pa, June A, 1856.
The water in the Lehigh river has feet and
in the Delaware twelve feet. No damage has yet been
reuorted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05

ALBANY June f. 1856.
Tho wife Of Henry Merice of Waterford, instantly
killed on Saturday evening" the Rensselaer, and Sara
ogA railway. She was diving from the track ct
the time.
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languages as well as Mr.. Wise but he is
scarcely his inferior in the same effective ap-
plication Of the living AngloSaxon. Or, If the
one can annibilate an opponent with squire
of speech, the other can kneci him speecniess
with the simple exta.aion OF his eOod right
arm, If Mr.. wise appeals to the inside Of the
head with resistless power, the arguments Of
Cspt. Rynders, applied to the outside, are
equally elective. So, too, if Mr.. Wise was the
only man able and willing to grapple with the
new and untried enemy in the late Virginia
contest, Capt Rynders has shown that he is the
only man bold enough, and willing and compe.
tent, to second the motion in the first great
step to the reorganization of the scattered
democracy.
We therefore suggest to our Virginia CO.
temporaries, especially the Richmond Enquirer,
the democratic ticket of Wise and Rynders for
1856; and let the Enquirer be assured that
the NEW YORK HERALD does this as an indie
pendent Journal and not as the organ of the
Know Nothings, or any other party. Our
American governmental system is great poll
teal machine, and our political parties are the
mere boilers valves, finders, &c, by which this
great machine is regulated. Thus, as one Of
the engineers, we find it necessary to let on a
little steam here, and to shut off a little there
now to screw up party valve or 80, and next
to screw it down. And thus, too, for the sake
Of an equilibrium, we are in favor Of letting on
little democratic steam through the medium
of Gov. Wise and Capt. Rynders.
Will the Richmond Enquirer be good enough
to set us right accordingly not as Know No
thing organ, or any party's organ, but as an
independent organ Of the good sense and pa
triotism of the American people. And remem.
Der our new democratic ticket-Mr. Wise for
President, Captain Rynders for Vice President.
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down the crOwdI
The thing is as plain as MONDAY; the Pro-
hibitory Liquor law is failure in its original
birthplace Maine-and the people see it.
They have turned it and twisted it Neal
Dow has tried first one plan, then ano-
Their: he has had everything in his
favor, no organized opposition, scattered
and demoralized political parties, a large coun.
try population, strong desire for temperance,
few foreigners and no large cities; and now,
on the third trial, the scheme is 30 complete q
failure that 1t drives the citizens to shoot one
another In the streets. No one can tell at what
moment the quarrel may break out again, and
the streets Of Portland flow with blood.
It was ft, after all, that Maine, which has to
answer for the birth of the prohibitory delusion,
should also be the cradle of the reaction: Pro.
whence often works thus; and If no more
lives are lost, the regret caused by the
bloodshed on Saturday may be mitigated by
the reflection that the event teaches salutary
lesson, and that Maine owes the country some
atonement for the mischief she has done.
AS to the temperance people in New York,
we are for dealing promptly and theoretically
with them. 1t is quite clear that if they are
let alone, we too shall have men shot down in
the streets, not by ones and twos, but by
twenties and fifties, in proportion to the size
of the place. This must be prevented. We
have already stated that 1t can be done-not
by infringing any law, but by carrying out, &C.
cording to its letter and spirit one of the oldest
principles Of the common law. 1t may be well
to refer to authorities. Blackstone in his book
on Private Wrongs, vol. iii. p. 126, Oxford edi-
tion,) refers to the "preferring of malicious in
dictments or prosecution against a man. which,
under the mask Of justice and public spirit, are
sometimes made the engines Of private
spite and enmity." 1t would not be
very difficult to make the proceedings Of the
Carson League to appear in this light. Black
stone goes on to refer to the remedies offered
by the law in such cases; which, he says, are
Of two kinds an faction Of conspiracy" and a
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPnS.

TIL E L EST NEw s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
GrSkcben.

Sn DEM StSNthcn Sos GnseIrS, in GaIifcrs
nirn, ipirtc man ant 10. Suli. um balls ubr
AtcnoS, cine urte GrrcrIttttcruna. Der bort
scprudtc Californian ia9t Der Stce mar ic
tart, pa6 vrIe rinttdige Ioduicr StiHe trtamen
Ypm 6ube bis ;ur SpiBc, 5cniirr jeripran9cu &c.
Jun ale 8duflCute in Der Start litten ebr picl
aaf rieic 9Irt. 2ampen wurcrn umScwrrfrn; 5d
mIjcn w:lde am lbretiide iaBcu, erldradsn aIs
iie ihrc 8annen uno SdIilsn umliirjrn iIben.
uno fIpben pcl SArrdrn in bic frric 2uIt. ubrrn
liiiritcn trruutrr unp tdum elm @eb1ure rnttdm
cbnc S6acrn an Irinem Whurrn pper rcr 3srIG.
rung cinr5 9bdIt iciurs Snbaltrt. Ter StcG
oaucrtr ncbrcre Sctunprn unp i6irn bic Grrr gu
bctcn uno gu ipaltcu, brglcitst scu rinem trau.
icnoen Irben, sleid brm Serannaben sines Srs
fans. Das gBrttrr mar wG6rrnp rrm Gage tts
mas tribe Screicn, Irbr unScwT6nlit fir bic
Sdbrs;cit, unp um If llbr Wlpr9cns mar tin
le6ter 8cgcn., ,eefalcn. DE GrI6itterunsen
Iditnen scn Often ,u fcmmm, ptpcbl eS biz
S6nclli9fit unmBslid mahte bic Jt6tung senau
dniuactcn. fps Nnsrlrs bat nic,uprr Gin 70 far
tcS gbfiibrunstmittsl bctcmmen. ollie 6GuIer
wlrrn I'M 9tugcnblide oerldHrn. Gs mterlirst
ftincm .3rcifd, rdb ncnn urIerc Statt auS s.
uno 1 lttdi9cn 5iuiern tsitanpn bitte, lle balp
erm Scrcn glci6 9epcreen pGrs. llnlcre 0es
bGuce liup gerGbnli6 nur einIId9 unp picIcm
llmtdnec serOanfen mir fr SermSieun9 elmer
fllrdttaren Sataitrrpbe. g3ie 20 mar ipurpen
Wauern ppn % bis 5ub bid 3erriGsn uno Gin
aascmtlncs 8eiben unr jeraden fanp lfltt, ras
alScmrine Serrirrung prrurIa6te unp Wliller's
9rrpbUcibunssn pieper ins @rbG6tnie risf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
Zine acfabrpel(e gaac.

Die 3eitunsrn scn attanp (glrw'gcrD MEL
rem, pab sin bcfti9cr 8rssniturm AMI Ornnrrifa9
pOr a6t 2aScn Srcbcn Sdapen in einisen @ss
ssnrcn ientt 9auntps an9srhtet bat. 3u GlartSs
pils wurpe Die g8obnms eines Ssrm 9rmrrg
wcgseltmemmt une bic SnlniItn cntfamcn nit
tnappsr gtotl nit ibrm 9eten. Das SSaIitr in
Dem pUrttscn Strcm ilisS in 5clsc tes Dur6.
breGsns rinee irriter Utcn tefinpliden Mdbloanm1
10 IAurlI, bab Die Bcbnung ciurs Serrn Sims
mono trpndbe pIEslid prn rcr 5lutb umscbsn
wurre. 5rau Simmons nit ibrrm 8inbe warcn
Su Der 3eit bic einSiscn Snia1Isn. Oils raS s8al'
ler in bas Sauir binein raui6te, fH6tcte ie Iih
auf ben SrprYten Stcd. 0as g8aHsr itiee INNER
tSbsr, Bis rs gu ben 5enitern res Spc9tcn Stcds'
wcrtt cincrar9, wprauf Te ih nod bSbcr tinduf
flddtcts. Dcrt mubte lie bann Srrbleitsn, oubrrs
balb bem Grrtih mrni6lider Siilfe, lis f6 bic
5lutbcn lsstcn, wGbrenp Die 3uIdaurr jcpen &u'
senblid trfirGtrtsn, baB caS Saus wiirre fprt9e'
ihwcmmt werbrn. 8lGdIi6erweiic wipsrItano es
rer Wa4t Der SIutGen. uno 5rdu SimmrnS unp
itr &ino wurben rneIi4 aus ibrrr Ssfabrspurn
2lae befrcYt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
Rin pferocoicb crmiibt.

Gin Wann, rsr Iih ScrrY 3irssnfub nrnnt,
wurre am scrlcBten Ocnnsritas sltsno in Nrr'
rittan perbaftrt ouf 9InfIaae tinen idGnen 0rau>
IAimn,cl pom Or. GIiscr in Sber Dublin 2aun.
idp, Mcntscmery Co., aelcben 3u batsn.-
3mtt Ndnnrr, bic pas SisrO srtlnntcn, lirbsn i'm
arretiren unp rcr Sauire prtts trin9en, no er
iit bel ieiurm @erbEr ais rinen nod ;ieml6 sriis
nen Dieb rrtpisb. inbm CT ausIaste, rab er
ni6t irItit baB Yferp gritctlen, Icnpern Bios Der
Gssnt prS Oietes Isi, Der ibm bic 6dIite rrS Yrcs
fits prriprrdrn, tpeun CT bNS Yfsrp pertaufen
t6unte. Gr bate CO an mrbrrrrn 9ldben fir
St40 onsrtrtcn, oa ater Niemanp anteibsn wcls
tc. cifrrirte sr rs ,ulebt in rnrm Miablatc fir
s85. Der Gisncr idSst rS $500 wertb.-
(0Cutralilt)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
Elm trauriaes Iln1liIf.

9lm Dicntas atsnp ben ia. 9tusu1, rrrisncts
iid fclaenrrs traur9c lln9liid in SbcrsS0HcYrr
SaunIdip, WcntscmerY Gaunty.
Nattaniel Se6Ier, Sptn brs Srn.
9cinrit Srhlrr spn eria9tem 2auni6ip wrltr
AT cincs gladtarS Saus rsitsn tint Gtras ;u bp'
len; auf lcinem 6smwe9 nurpe raS 9ferp ldeu,
ranrte ob, wppmh Der Sattel lit unterwIrts
prebc, Der Nritcr nntiirid beratirI, ibm aber elm
5uB i'm Steistrscl licden tleb np pas Yferp
Jpn irl6cr @ritllt ctpl cine gIhtsmrile ubrr Den
rauben SoOm fort i6tsfte Ills cs einsebaltcu
wurce. Der SiinSlins murrs brwubtIps oufse'
bCtcn uno 70 lHwsr perlebt, hap CT, trcB aller
Grjtli6en Srmibms. innrrbalb 80 Stunren nad
Cem Grsienif irinrn 9eii aufgat. Gr tradte
isin gltsr ouf II Sabre unp II Wpnatc. gm
Irstn Samiiag wurpsn Isne lletcrreItr uuf ben
9itu.0cidcnbUppsn @ottssadsr tenbist, bel rcls
der grlcsrnbeit her Gtrm. .. gBdier bic geis
Grnrcre bielt itrr Spriihe Salcmc u. SrrS | &.
(8autrnfrIunc.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
9rnetc une t11arrtprcile in 5aineis.


Ginrr uuisrer 3etmgsuntri6rriEr i6rett unS
inter Dem 13tsn 9Iusui Spn sSaI6inStcn Gauut9,
SainoiS, SSUlssnbSs =
6eu tat cs bier I'M tlrberIub 9fsrben unb bic
gBeignernete bat snen guten purdihnittliden ers
trns Stlisicrt, 70 aud Der Salr. gSslitfrrn, 8ar'
tpfieIn iino ale anpern SSslos uup @artenserdhle
batsn Elm Serlpre6snpcs aniebrn, 10 pab mir alr
Nusii6t baben, paB has se8enrdrtSe Sabr lit
als Gin lctr fruhttareS errpiien pirD, unp mir
Sauern in SainoiS uniern 5leib in rridl6fm
Oiabe 9rIe9nrt fnpen rrrrpen. aub an arpIrln
uno ipnitiSsm Stit ocrlpridt Der GrtrdS rri6li'
der ,u werrrn, uls pieics ejt piern 9abrrnerr Sail
setpelsn III. S8ir batrn piricn SVulmer mebr
9tab als 5rcdsn sstatt.
Sd trtomme fir friite @cpiel rs bis so Gents
bic Suf6el, unp babe i6rn rs Sui6el Srrtauft.
Der 0e;cn rerfauft bier al ST 25 Gents ric
Suiael, gSslidtorn an 60 Gents, 6afcr an 35
Gents. @riu6ertrs S6wcineiIrii6 pertauIt bicr
IN bic Gents pas 9funp. Oas &Iafter SclS
pcrtauft bier an So lis SO.
Das 2dno serfauit bier in Slinris an $40, 35
his $50 Ter gder. gGir baten bCr rinrn auten
Wartt unb tcirnrmcn a1es in taarer Se,abIuns.
Die 0ite beS Sdnrcs, mrpne i'd, it bier brRrr ais
in Qaneailrr Gauntp. 94ir babcn bier allcs ges
mug MIR an Ginsm fsblt eS unS-rir baten nidt
Gcute ecnus. um bic arbeit su idaifen, unp i'd
mTdte muniden, bNb Ollie, bic frine glrtst tdtrn
in Yenniplolnen, ibrsn S3ca birrbsr inrsn MIDI
ten. Der Sdstobn 1T bier rs Gsnts, in Der Grns
teSeit mar rr ST 50.-(Spltsfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
Cj c It Or ~:

Gm 5ten au9un, in @lentaun, 6 mrItnr,
5cttrr bon Mdtitias unp Barbara Zimmerman,
If Mrnate unc IA Gage alt. Sri Der 9scrbi.
9un9 prrbiste Der Gtrrp. !6srr Srcba.
Nm 29fen Sult, 8abel BUD @sdsr,
in sSayne GountY, Sbip, Gbesattin res !Serrn
9fcIes Sufeder, cbepcm Srn StrriaucUn Gaun-
iAtp, erGa Gauntp, i'm @Itrr Spn AZ Sabrrn, Z
0lpnatrn unp 1 5 Gaaen.
9lm lSsten 6reitas, in bisIsr Stabt, sos n
u. Slein, aft 6l Satren. Sci ber Srerbi.
sung prrci9tc 9ailcr SpNelta6.
9lm 20 au9uf, in allsntcwn, G9Iantint
8ebsccd, 4Ghtrrlsn RON Yalrr s. Sr9et'
B d unp Isincr Satin giancY. sebrrns Gbrman
Ia ger9en unS Sage ait. gafrr Srctn gieli
bic Qst6rnrree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
StraGcuraIIl,.

Gin jun9e Dame prn Wcntscmerssllc, trmtt
AM lsstm Mjttwc6 Nrrsrn. ais fe rr Ger.
mantaun Ncarltatn cntlana ain9 in Der Ndbs
ppn 3urners eane bon ctnem S6urfcn onarialIrn
unc um itre5 gelpea unb elmer Stbadtel, bic
peridiepene S6mudia6cn cntbielt, tcrautt. 9eB.
tcrc 9at CT ibr jcbr6 rtne fe aeTfnrt ,u baben
piecer ;uriid. Der gtGutrr brIripiote Tc nrd,
auf 9rtbld,e s4ciic unp gina pann fsinrr gSsse.
sic II cine S6ulrbrsrin in MontsrmsrYYiqe unr
tefanb iid duf brm Ra6bautwrae Scn Ybilapsl,
pbia, no iit einiae 5reunpe tcIubt bate. 81,
pcli;ei III bcm S6urten auf rrr Spur unb man
bcift ion aui;uincen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29

@m Samsta9 Ncrscn finn auf Nrs. Sastcs't
5arm in Ct. Clair 3cwnihip, Na., cine 5rau,
Namens Ndtrmann, relde iitcr 60 Sabre alt mar
auf iclarnre lhrcdIi6c g4riIc gu itrem 9rbr:
Sbr SUbn iplr bcS Wcr9ens in bic Start &c.
fabrsn, UNI feline 8uursn nit Nlil6 at trbicnrn,
unb bic Itri9cn @Iirorr Der 6amjIic parsn i'm
5cler, nit brr Grnts tridSftist. Oils Der Srbn
nm 9 ubr ;uriidfebrte. Iab er feline Nlutter am
Sceen liesen, nit oufscI6IiBtem Scb unO lstlos
-pas Slut an bsn SGrnsrn pss in Der Nibe tint,
berlaufsnbcn Sullm sci9te gut 9rnua, auf reid
itrsdli6e sSeiit bic alto 5rau ibrrn 5pp srfunprn
batte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
auecrersentlibcr RartoTcln ertras

Scrisen Samfas rurOs unS BON Srrrn 9ln.
rrsae eanpis, "cn Ysnn GaunIdp, in 9ancaiier
Gauntp, Gin &Grbden ppu &artcfrln aussl6dt,
wrlde alc an einsm sinSigen Stcd auI irinrm
eance srlraGlcn iino uns ;uIammsn sifr gfunb
uup Scbn llnscn wSsrn. Gle teldnbm aus picr,
,ebn Stid, pie init 9Iusuabms Won rirr Gtiid,
aus pcn gcw6bnli6er @rEbe Tnp. Die arSete
wcs 81 llnsen, unp bic pier grEbtsn suIammen
en pfanp 10l ttnscn. Die ldnste 8ante bee
Stcds, an wsIdsm pieie &artUifeIn stpa6Ien
iino, maB a4t 8ub in eGnse. Die GrScusniiIr
iprs6cn siinitiS fir bic 8ruftbatteit bes Scpens
pom penn Sauniaip uno bic quite g4trtbI6ait
ieinrr 9dnbtauer. Yenn 1auni6ip tam faunr
ibrtrcfen psrben. .-CSclfsirr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
s0uellen.

lin unIcrn Geirrn einrn gesriff ;u 9ctcn srn
ben @aifwrtb. .@dddften an rsn Soratc9c DUEL
len, I'm Staat gletp.gJcrt, brm 9Gprart, no fif
iepcn Scmmrr 70 piele NlenI&en aus BEN Stdp'
ten srrIammetn, molten mir nr bic artItd nen.
ncn, wrlde wStreuo riner, Der Sorlebten gScGe in
erem Der 5ctsIe Srr;sbrt purreu 3,t50 pfunb
RineFsil6, 2.t00 Sfmp S6aifIdId, 1,40O
gfunc Slide, 5000 pfunp Glauer, $3.50 Yfo.
Butter, $500 5tbnrr, 175 Bslihtdtnsr, 37,'
800 Gier, 2,150 Quart NiG6, 525 Quart cd.
ten Nabm, t40 Sli1hcI Gjrunptirnen, netT
S6tntsn, 3unsrn, ,S6mrineiEeIia, seIul,snesRinb'
fIeii6, scialSrne Slide, Gntsn, @inls, SirIt,
IIril6 unp gBilo SCn allG art.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
NaauR2g,
IuDttDr z8dCbrt6t.

Su oem SS0Iisnssridbt ron estba Gauntp.
Sn Der cad brr StHnuug ron 9EannDf.
" Il, Npnit hiarasur apt, er sinterlaiIsnIbaft
oss osrltrrbsnen . entel 9i q, Irstbin BON
AlentAln, 4t6a Gaunts.
llnS ndn angtif IS, 1855, srirannh bic Gcurt
SpbnB. Stubt, Giq., ;u Einfm 9mbitcr, unt
bic SffbnHnS ;u untsriu8sn, rpe1n n6t6ig RirIelbs
ubsridisftrln, nnc Srrtbeituns popun gu MAIDEN.
SsS aus ben tht.mtm. .-8eseustS,
S,sz,szsE s. SO. Rid1s, Sbr>
B0- Der rtrnsrnannte aubitcr pire fir &C.
nannten 3psd einsr Grnssnuns seSsnrdrtis Iein.
am Srsitas ben 14tn Gag Ssptembrr, um 10
llbr 8crmittaSS. in leinsr amtsitube, gio. %
gBeii toan'iltOn Straer, in her Stapt Nllentaun.
allwO fa ale intrrrFirtr gsrIcnen rinfnSeu tEns
nsn ipsnn Fs ss ais nStbis eraGtsn,
ausut 20. rq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
Cine anSerc sebeime Gciellrdaft.

llnlere bief9e ecfrfctos taten unldnsit in tirs
fem Gauntp rtne 9rbeime % a 9nt d ." @e'
ie0iGaft stdRlirt,-sie1elte III rar6 fiirdferlidc
Gibf setunecn une bat gum .3rpsd bic gOtpfctp
partri, lanmt bic @epaIt pes pabit aufre6t su
ertdlten. alle In pieIrs ednb einsel6musaclte
paupers, Srtre6er-ic ME Ssiuiin unp Jtatbps
Iiten tGnnen ate Nitslispcr auIsencmmcn mrrrrn.
Sic werrm bed mad pciem ni6ts mebr sescn rir
OstemniIe Der amrrifaner gu Iaarn batrn. Die
2nfdbrr pieier G'rlral6aft. nsba rinem anpnn
bratfbli3tsn Sumtua rOer Sstrus, Ipdtcrbin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
9ctaI t5,O6S. .3G6 S1O,572,9l4

Inter trn irricn Staaten itett Soma pcran, tpir
ctcn ,u rrirben, unp pann fClst g8iecrniin. llns
ter ben SHapcnitaatm tcmmt WiIUurt sucrlt unp
pann Ilatama. Is uub jcprh bemertt wrrpsn,
rIF bic MlIt rcr III Den ettSsnannten Staatsn
Srrfluitcn 2inbrrcicn untcr Dem @rdpuatirnege'
irbe itlttianp, nadpcm Der prris rcS 1anrcS in
OiiIruri auf 43 Gts. per older urp in aIatama
auf r!ma 20 Cts. per 2ltcr rrputirt wcrrrn lit
auf pcit Ucle ,ablt g1icccniiu, no pas 0roru'
atOnSgeieB nidt enritt, fir rtrpa I J Dill. Adsr
in Den JtsSisrmgSiGdb II Niu. DoG., wabrcnp
MiTcuri fur MlG. 2lfer nur II Nlia. Dca..
unp alatama fir 2l Ma., older nur unsclGbr
J Miutcn Dollars rin,atlt. Il 1rmrfrat)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
Brune Scr RartoFclfaulnie.

Gin ecmiiitr g8. Snoatr au5 Sinrrrbrcf, ST..
rimmt BEN grsis prn $4,000 IN aRipru6, peI'
den bic 2sgislatur Srn WaTd6ufctts auf bic Gnts
rrduns rcr llria6en her &artrifelfdulr unO rrrrn
Serni6tuna ausgrIebt bat. Gr enrrfeblt bic
Sartpifel iriib ,u rFaujcn, scbSris gu artcitrn,
unp prnn lis bli9t ;unt lrsteu Nlal ju bdufcln.
gr tsbauptct, bic 8duIe ribre pom elmer gSanSs
fer, pslde bic 6artpHsl-g8anSc beibt unp an ben
Jtantcn Der &artcffel erjeust wirp. Die gBanSr
crI6ent nidt rttr, ais tts bic SIiltGe at9efallm
III. lin eieIe 3sit bat bic 6artCffrl territs ibrr
5rridtuns ertattrn, ,inb ;ur fsrnrren &uSbilcuns
Der 8ncllen linb Ypeber Die Sltttet nod bic Hans
fen mttr rrfcrpHli6. gr rmrfrbIt baber pae
atmdben cher abI6netben Der 8anten unscfdtr 3
bis 3oa titsr bsm Grune an btn Stursen
pari ispob frn 8latt bIetten. Nan taIte ber'
auf Bon Siisel ren, unb bic g5lnjen rDcroen ale
talb srri6winprn. Der Grfnrer bat bieIes Wit'
tel ,rtri Sabre mad chamber prrludt uno prUtat
scfmbtn. gln rrn dcmdtcte Fat ct bielstte Gin.
wirfuna 6icIer 8an3en becbadtct unp er 1T pabcr
Der anli6t, bab pieie gDanJsn tinen 9ftiden Sib
tatrn, rvrlfrr iete pFanJc jcrRtrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
Gin Kino pen einem Sumet acrrttct

9lm Wcntas Ncracn pplltr cinr Oams bic Gin
tleines Mar@cn bri lid Gatte, bidt spr rirrm Der
iiaptti6sn Gien6abnwasm trr, ltrr bic Sutton
Stra6e laufsn. DIS 3ino eing errauS mr
fam 10 nate utrr bic SdBe Der Yirrbr, baS et in
Der arTBtsn Gjefabr mar, gu SObrn sctrrten mr
iiterfabrcn 5u werpn. Sn rirIsm auscntlid
itiir,te sin GROCER Ncufunpldnper Sunp bcrtei,
flbte baS Rinp init Den 3Sbncn. tra6ts rs Isnrr
Nfuttcr uno lrAte rs unYericbrt pcr ibr nierrr.-
Damn fab er lie an, peoette nit Dem S6pan,,
itieb Elm turssS 0ebe aus, ME um cine 3uirirprn,
beit auS,upriidsn, unb rannts baron.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-29
ocrPauf SffrntIid,cr Canorrrirn

Ter ~. g., Courier uno enquirer brinSt in
elmer Gcrrcircnrcn, aus SGai6instrn cine llctr'
litt Der Grrtiuie Der bfsntden NGnOrrsirn mdbs
renp ptS Slbrcs pom 80. Suni 1854 lis gum 30.
Suni 1855. Die Summs pcs SsrfIuiS 1T bic
srGetr bis ! bt in sinem Sabre acn,a6te. Die
Strtdufe Gin pislem SsridtO umfaiicn jrpra nur
ptsenisen, wrlde fir Slarsslp sema6t Tnp, unp
idIicbsn jrpe anprrr Sefgnabme rurd Eanpwar'
rants &c. aus. SUlscnpe 5abcae sctt cine llcter.
litt Der ScrtGuie in ben IL Stdatcn uup 3 3crs
ritcrien, mprin 2anp.Oiiicere rrETnct ltno