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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Som Sanuar 1855 ab eri6einen i'm Serla9 uno
unter 8epafticn bes llntsraei6neten;
WScDerS MepndtSbefte,
cine osutfd:omrritunIibs 5eiti6rift fir
2iteratur, 8unl unb @eIeuI6aft.


Siteratur. Sunit unp geieul6aft.
Yreis So fit siucn Sabrsan9, 25 Gents fir oa
einsenc Ssft. Qm crlten ircss 0lcnots eridetnt Gin
bsft nit Mcbefupfsr unb Bllenie Sir bic ncd
perbanoenen tcnpstsu Grsuplare bes l. uno 2. 8ana
bes beltcbt Gin ernsert9ter YrciS pcn 81 fdr iseen
9ano in 6sftsn, uno 81 ,25@snts DC. eebunbsu.
Sutltriptieusn fdr ben Sabreans 1855 uno auf
trd9e fir friibsr rrIhiCncns Yauoe titcrnebmcn ollie
eeutihcn @uhbanpIun9cn, Bubo9rntsn nno Seis
ugs:@rprhiticner in prr lInicu.
Dirstt Siuesbsues Sutitripticns 1nmsleun9cn
perocn ourth Die YcIt 6eer9t. Das Gcrtc fdr isoss
psft nab ieeem She'll Der linen bstrdst Cents
Qn,eietn auf Dem llmTbtass cor I'M Qnjsi9cblatt
perten ras Crlfe N1o: Die 9an;c Belle nit Is Cts,
Die 9cipotcns nit 10 GtS.-icpcs fct9snre Sot cle
sanie Belle nit l6 Cts, bic 9ssaItGne init @ts. be;
rehntt,
Die SQcnatshefte tpcreen uuttr mciner eeitune &c.
trtbt tu, Die ibnen bsber 9ihsntts SbeilnobmG pCs
oeutlben eeltpubtums in etbSbttm WlaBe iu pcrois=
nen. giiebts fell rerliumt peroen, um nc Su Dem an;
iiebenoGfsn aeeieaCncn uno reibbalti1lfen Scnatsz
6att Der luirn 3u niotbCn. Gs ino iablreihe Ssers
bnbun9cn nit Den btlen uno aufsstlGrtetsn Sbrift;
ltslern in triocn g8crn au9stnapft pcrosn, pglchC
ollie ;u Dem 9eidbCn 3iSls SulammcnpirtGn mrrcsns
Sbre SRttbCilun9eu iclIen een &crJu9 habcn, cin
trcutres Silo ron nen 8erb6lrniisu u efsrn ats CO
ir9sao ein So9estlatt coCr Die curcpdbc greTc fit
lest scbsu fam. S8r psriprehsR unltrn escrn cine
erSBsrc an,abt Sri9notbsitrd9, cpcbt auf erm Scoc
bet lnterbalmna oils ouf allen anoSru Gebetrn ibrcs
SntcrsTcs mir rusroen reeslmdBl9e 8crrefrcnorns
,en tcr bos seitigs uuo csiats eeten in DsutbIauo,
@ustano uuo Srontreitb brin9tn, uuo pcn Dem @nt;
ltCbsn uno g8adstbum Der an9lc;ameritanilhcn ei=
tGrotir tritilhtn Scritbtc erfioSn. dus ben ecuts
lbcn 8lStteru fell nur ab9sbrudt mcreen, mas pcn
wrtlidb blsibinosm @srtb 1T, inpSm mir iu9Irib be:
mdbt tin ptreen Die SGcnatsbete in artiltidsr pin
iidbt su perbsfsru. gRSee bos beuthe TutIitum un:
fer StrCben oaber piItcnmeu bsesn uno nit berries
ui9en Spnlpntbie bssrdeen, init Der mir ibm ltlb
rnteessntcmineu. 2lS. ScIatfcbep.
eelter Ycr 1922.
a1sppcrt, 1855, Sfisin: 164 gHiIiamsSuet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04

Babrsnb ben lsstcn 4 Sabren fino oiefe Maibts
uCn pSUi9 9sprtft wcroen, in allen 8erlheoenbsiten
pcu SJaatcrial has esnabt ioerbrn Fam, uno babcn
oG9cmsins 5ufrieotnbsit 9esebcn. gsdbreno Salls
fsnoe ron rpsrtblcin Sl6b=SRubiuSn auf oas puPlts
FUN 9Strotht purosn, bat Sin9srs GIciu einen'9 9us
ten Seuf fir fine @catcmsubsit uno Site, fir ficb
erpcr6en uno erbatcn. Su ciuern Scbnetoer cosr
elmer SiSbtrn brin9t bieie Walbne dbrlib sin Gins
tcmmsn psu $3.50.
Der lIutsr;sihusts bat oas 9le6bt gum Ge6raudb
osrlctbtn, uno ootlbs on ancsre Su dbertrn9cn rcn
3. gR. Ginasr uno Comp. tduftb an fib 9cbradbt
uno ipor flir frtasnee Srtfhoftcu: gRisecufn, cas
uSrnlide Supiana uno penulppOnisn Unit ausnabme
pcn otn Gaunties Gric, Gue9bcnp uno biacclpba)
uno III nun tereit ticis @albincn wie eten9ca9t gu
pertauftn.'
@rtsuunoen tiir SNofbinsu rpcrccn pdnttib tss
Ierat. Sn allen 6Gutn mc cine Waaibine ttltett
miro piro Gin gutter prattiihsr Sdncioer uno Sps'
ratcr init osrleteu 9clanot IN, ben 6dufer otn Ses
brautb orrsl6sn gu lcbren, Gin 8ertaufs'eiu ts'
aIsitct cine itee N1obinc. Der preib Der SRaihinS,
iamnlt ocm 1afltcucu in oer s1cbnun9 oes a6nfers.
nit 9corudtcu anrpsimnasn roSr peri6nIihsn Sns
ftrutticnen IN Sl25. Nlan aoprcfire
o. 8anbnll.
9lcrrietaun, GRdrs ii, 1855. nQ6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04

Dis llntcrihritbSncn baten Iccben pen philadelphia
uno 9iclirort Crhaen, ciRen nrnen uno rclt6noi9U
Stct pen allen 9trpSbnIicbsu psrlan9ten
Siicber, 9npier, S6rci6ntatcridfi=
en- It. {. ~.
psbe Gle an ben nrorisitsn ptttlen ab9etet wtrosn
cllcn. 2tles III brndnlsn pGroe uultre 9anse 5ellun9
aniillen, uno eaber pclen mir nur cleen, paP als
les mas in einem wrblrinaeribtctrn Suthtcr 9ebal=
ten rpiro, Oct uns 81 noeh 1T. llnttr fcnitlbCn tnp
bscnecrs fclgrnoc berpcru5bCbsni
Gin auecrsspS9nliA srceeS Enforcement giteln
unp 3elfamrnte, peutIAe unp sngiifdr, bon ben
arSgtrn bis Su benz tleinfen 5ai6enfcrmat. =
Ollie arten prutl6e unb ensltlGe G,etetbti6sr,
rinI6lrecnp ale Ipt6r bic in blrfsr @esene
Serlanet mcrbm. eutbrs 5auSpcltille, elm
berrliGcs Bud, uno anbere Yrrpi9t Sddsr.- =
@rnpts 9SabrrS Gbriitsntbum unb 5rr'S Drift
IiGes Nfdrtyrert6um. = S6iIlers famuitlidbe
g4erte in perI6ierenen SprmatS. DeutI6e unh
ensliI6e @el6i6tsn Der Srreinisten Staaten
illufrt, II. (. 10.
Gin oDilifdn6i9es 2liIprtcment.
Gaer Bidder Sbrr gublifatrnen Der Amsrifaniz
I4en Sraets@eleaI6aft, an ben nanlfen
YreiIen rrie pieIelte in Ybilabelpbta uno
9ieupurf perfauft iperben.
sEcrucr. anbem artsn Sunntdss 'Sdul-
bii4er, Die mic an ben grriien rcs Serrins lies
fern.
GbeufaIls.-me arku ShuItiidbsr bic IN ete=
lcr @e9sno perionst lpcrben, 70 mic audi Yrobtbdbsr
gu Sribenteu, albums, u. + 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
SerobIc6un9 Der preiie.
SppIlOpdD's 9Siuem unO GaIbc

Disls famSfsn SRcbiSinen wsren in 3uiunft eurdh
Ole son,cu Scr. Gtaasu ptrtaui rpsroen gu fcl9ens
ben prsilen
Sitines SSpfbsn cerr ger % Gents onftott 374
Nliulsre 90 TO 624 S74
6Ircs 60 eoSlO0 $3.50
prckfcr .oclcmap's Sabrifsn iino in &c. so.
WaaioCn cane, 9leu Wcrf, uno SIC. 2di, Snano.
ernbcn.
s5onuar 23. IL
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Sertiocn &leibern

lplsNetpeH
Sertiaen &leioern
fdr berbt uno gBintSr prptultdnost ba6sn, tptrou
e Die lufnriamfeit aurr sntsn Clbe aus Dem triten
uno nrbtstlen Strd gu mSblcn pdufben. Der in cts'
fee 9ou,sn 8ssirn 5u hncSn III. Sbre ncucn Sitter,
bstebeno aus Sud, Gahmcrss, 3eltIuss, etc., wcrocn
SdSubcit uno @crtreffIihtst nr9cnos bertrotfcu,
uno 8unoen tSunsn oaraus pablen coer beiteleu pas
fic pdn(hsn, pebes ncd tssm Strl ouf Die tdrisite
Inici9s uno u ben nieeercn Yrsifu vrfsrti9t wire.
Cine srcgc 8erfhieesnbst
R0de, 9oien, 8eiten, etc.
pcn isoem pattern. 8nristit uno S6nitt fnrct mou
Su eosr Belt fsrtis ouf ponc; 70 oub cine 9roRe uno
aus9slatbtc 8erlhersnbsit ccn ulcoi9cn
Srrren 6dfaiiaine, ,@dtern,
als punefbubs, Sndmpfs, Ssarfs, Cellars, Saitbcus
tdbsr, Sclsntr6etr, etc.
Sic laoen oIlts Sclt Gin, wslbr immeufe 9Sr9sns
80 MAIDEN tpdnfbt, bsi ibuen ansurufrn unb edourb
90 bis 30 prcjsnt bsm Saul fsiuer gBnkrtlsibsr gu
eriparen. g8sr wclIts ras nibt bsbsrSsen!
o. Grinnsrt sua oss Srts Sc. 81 Sits6amils
ten Stra6c, kbris 9cStndbsr Der Sscrmirtsn STRIDE.
Slcpember l. 1854. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
@iaIam gyUuna, NJ. D.


9tin @atrr fctltr fdb fhSmen lsiusm Siuos Gin
pcn Sinsm frtiben Gra6e esrcttst rpsrhcn. Scin
Sduetine coer Suuefrnu clts in ben Gbsano trstsr,
cbue ocn Safben @stuopius 9slsfin 81 babeu. Sic:
nanO pr sinsn 9eiuiicu Sultsn lcioet. an Seitsn.
kbnierS, unrubaen 9idcbteu. nrpSftn 9cfdblen cber
dnoern bpspcptifben ScuattCnsn, fcIc eiusu auscn:
bid ldnasr launlcn ben Gsmlapius ju eftn. ,Sabeu
Scrhcirotbete eotr linurbsratbtte ireenb Gin qcbc
mes iebsl lclct eteies ndetihe Sub inhem cs fdoch
Saulcnns fclohsr lIn9lddteben aus Dem Seossratbsp
gtriiIsu bat.
OF User % Gents in sinsm 9risfs ffnost, srbit
ein @rtmplar eisks 9uthes burh bic gen 5u9clannt,
cher 9rcmrlare fit Sinsn Sbaler.
aoorSbrc pCltfrti:
Or. Mm. 9oun9,
SIC. l52 Sprue st., pbilopSlpbio.
Sdebtr %, 1854. nqla
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
sO1eper>8- llniper1unl.
WI gnnh- Drutlh. NmfrIIanl[de Queaate.

vi Oanpt AetIlm sNWetlIuNllpe AusHupt'
subleriptionspreis, 25 Gents bic eisfsruus, rber
SO fit ben Snbr9an9. Sn nenatlteben sistsrun'
osn. Ssose brft entbdtt sirta 20 Setten &rrt, rcn
8. sRsrsr, Sui. SrSbeL 2b. Saufniann, sRcr. SSa9s
ner uno anpsrn Spuriften aus et9ener 1nlbauun9
oelcbrieben, uno Stablftiebi pcn betannter Mlsi'
iterbano.
Seit leds sabrrn erfreut fb nun bds ,,linircr:
Inm'' oer unptrdnoertsn Sbsilnnbns oes putlitunis
uno osr unaeihpabten @erebrun9 isiner Sreunoe
urftsebaeet ftiner 8erbrcituu9 allen nan tbn aut;
taudenocn, acfetarnen 9latbabnuu9sn Die Spiee
beteno Dsr eeiae Terie9et bat tcltlpislt9e Berbe'
rettunosn eeircen, rur losrteiSiebun9 nsusr teras
rtber uno tdnerhcr 8rdfts, 70 rpte purth cine cem
SntersIs uurrer 3sit uno ees Gmeritonildsn guttt'
ftims i'm bsrneern on9enietIene Husfpabt osr Se9sn'
(t6noe, oen fcnmenosn, neue n Banec etnen bcb=
srn Ne, ~ pereibcn, uno bat oas srces Spfsr nidt
aelben, Gin an 98ertb ale ftdbern Yrdmien suiani=
men t6erltr9cnbes 6elbent alien einsn Sublerbsn'
ten, an,bsten. in Dem prahtpcllsn, 9rcPsn, bitcrs
fhen 8 ab au,
S1applcpn niit iciucn SenerGlcm
duf esm Sdtahtfslb rcu Setta, nod benz bsrdbmtsn
G5snlSlee pcn 6erase 8cruet, pcn ocm SReifer 8tns
ninoer in Stabt eeltctben. Oas Btlo nift TN Habs
nrn $3.50 3eIl. uno 5ci9t bic lsbens9etreuen gcrs
traits pcn 30 peleen Der napclecnben 5stt ndmllsb
Scult, 9srnaoctte, Drcuct, GauIainseurt, Rep,
e5cupicn, Gt Grr, eolalIe, Sebaltiaut, Suhet Sa=
pcu, 9sertber Scutbrrn, S1urat. SRcrticr, eannss,
pcniatcwsti, Durct, @usen (esutb), Suitar, Ser;
tranp, Oiapp. Sueinct, @onpaume, grcudM ssferrt,
atsber, Dssar, N'alkrtu. ~y-
Die bcftc crI6sinsn rssclniS6is AM c 4 C ieoen
Rrnats, ,ino nit pcn iSetch (l2cn) 6cft miro Die
pramic nit Grtlarunesttatt icetm Subi'ribsutsn
tcitcnfrci in bas .paus 9etisftrt.
Gutitribcnten. rstbs een Qtcnncmcntsrreis rrn
SO prr Sabrsans burtb bic Yct einlneen, Crbaltsn
Ole cfte lcfcrt nab @rheiuen, 70 ps CTS 9rdmttn,
rpcbl psrpadt auf osmirlbrn -Bssc.
I.--V. Sanb sebunpsn, in 0olSfanitt, NIT trn
pra6tscllen prdmirn,
SssIbadbt, Gcefturn, gaeapct. S6mur I'M 8ttIi, uno
9Qaptbsn pcn Sarascda-Sl5. GiuBlns 8dnes "a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04

Da mir einsn unsepSbniib Stt6sn Gcrratb pas
pier, alIsr Irtcn cin9rlr9t BADEN, no mir I'm Sonoe
lcipcbl I'M GSrcBen ais 8tcincn on y bttaoelp bta
80 re re n xI pcrtaufsn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Gin pDllifdnbiaes 9liIprtement.
NlGnf.Miichcr.

Sen allen 1rtsn uno @rtB.n, pom tsftcn Yapisr
bouerboft in eeocr 9ebunosn mir audi crolndr 9ebuus
otue-ton9es uno bretss Sermat-8sssiPC Nrno'
ranoum uno Shul;Sdrclb;B Bdbsr.
Sbreibs, Brief. 9ads uno alle- anoere
Qrten papier.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
SScate Glitter.

Odd uuo Slcubaro rsbmGn bieIt Gclcoenbsit UNI
" ..ois gauge g8et unc Die dbriSe SrHnihbsit' gu
bsnatbridbtissn, eaB ccttn ;brsn nsusn Stct pen
ipfen6ibeu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Sel fir Dfer Be,

in Der Geitbitt Der NDltliitn oIs oas
msrbpdrp9its auesrs anwsneun9smittsl oas nrb
is sntoedt rparbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Surire bid ielbit!
Der 3af6en< GseulapinS,
pber !: Seoermann feih eianer 2rit.

Die fitnf,isits 2tussabe, mil
mebr als cin6unpert atbiicun:
gen, 9ebeimc 8rantbelten ieecr
2trt uno Germ uno S)liBb1oun.
gen ees 3cu9un9sirltcm bar;
ltcGIcno ; mil ,Siuiufti9un9 ci:
neratbaneIuu9 dbsr bis 8ront:
beitcn Der Srauenjinmcr, mel.
dies non Der 9r6Bten SSicbtisteit
III ftir Ycrfcnen bic pCrbeiro:
tbst fne ceer fh ju verbeira'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
.Ofenfcb, femme bid.

Sin uutbaebares Bud fdr % Gsnts.-Ssee SaniiIiS
lolte Elm Greniplar befeen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-04
Stnoer'S 9(d6z zWaf6line.

Isb. %. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
RoMAY cATHOLTc ADDRESS.

The following is the closing sentence Of the address
Of the Roman Catholic Bishops at the Conference
Gently he'd in Baltimore:
Beloved Brethren Of the Laitv, we embrace you all
with putelna affection, and cutrcI you 10 walk CIR
cunspccly, for tie days are evil. You know what
manner OF Irccetts We b. given yOu i'm the name OF
the Lord Jesus for this the will Of God ,our
tfcation Re peaceful, sober Just and f-ithfGl in the
performance Of oil duties toward ell mankind. Prac
tee patience, forbeararce, charity toward al. In the
exercise Of your rights c3 citizens remember your
respon ibiiiy to God and net irccnen but not as
having hbcdy cloak for malice, but "a the SER
wants If God Re.pect and obey the constituted ou-
thoriiCs for all power rs from God, and they that
refih rfist the ordinances Of God and purchase for
themselves lamnGlion.
10 the General and Sta'e Governments you owe a.
leeiauce in all that regards tie civil ORDER the au-
,horitiee OF the Church challenge Your Obedience in
The things OF salvation We have no need Of pressing
this disti con which you fully understand and con-
stautly observe. You know that we have Uniformly
taught you. both publicly and privately to perform al
The duties Of good citizens and that we have never
exacted of YOU, ourselves have never made, even
TO Tie highest occlesiasiical authority, any engage
menis inconsistent with the duties We owe TO te coun-
ny end IFS laws. On every OppJrtune occasion we
have ayOwed these principles. and even in our com
municaiicns TO the late P0ntih we rejected a. cal
umny the imputaton that we were in civil matters
inject 20 his authority. he not disturbed at the mis-
statements of our tcncts which are daily made, " at
the effort TO deprive OF orr civil rights and OF the
confidence and esteem OF our felow-ciiizens.
Formidable as il tie combination for this purpose,
we DO not despair that the Justice and good Of tie
nation will soon discover the groundlcss character OF
tie slcion thrown uron the fidelity of Catholics
whose religion teaches them 70 respect and maidtain
the established order of society, under whatsoever
form of government they may be placed. Brethren,
let tie light o. Your example Shine before men that
they II az see your good work and gOny yOur Fat er
who il in heaven Pray for the conversion and saliva
ton of all men, for this the will of God, WHO desires
that al men may bc saved and may come Ia the
knowledge of the truth.
Given under our hands, in the Provincial Council,
at Baltimore the 18Th day of May IN the year OF Our
Lord 1855.
fFHANCIS PATRICK, Asclh,h, # + .timore
tRfCHhHD VINCENT. BnhOp %. Wheeling
fMICHAEL, Bishop ~ Pittsburgh.
John. Bishop of Richmond
tJOHN NEiOMTllNt, ishOp Of Philadelphia.
fJOSUE, Bishop OF Erie.
JOHN BARRY, Aouiristra OF of Savannih.
L. ~ LYNCH. u. D., ADIui is'ra'er Of Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
THE RET. DIR. PENNINGTON FORCLBLY
ELECTED FROM 4 CAR.

About o'clock on Thursd-y morning, .he Rev. james
". G. Pennington a coored minister Of high -ta1l-
re. .ct bis residence No. % sxth-av., aud entered
car No. &C. belonging TO the SKth-av. Railroad c.,
bound for lis place Of business in the lower part Of The
City.
Soon after taking his seat the Conductor notified Mr.
Pennington that he must leave the ear the ruies OF
tie Company strictly prohibited coo-ed people from
riding in their ear except such were provided for
that purpose The Rev Dr.. refusing to obey the re-
quest, be, a. il charged, forcby eected By The
Conductor and driver, and being roughly handled lot
bis hst and esre. Considering himself assnutei, par
ticuary by the driver Mr.. Pennington hed fast 70
the car behind which be to the lower depot ard
there demanded Of 3 policeman that the asseiant
should be arrested.
Tie d" STIR advised him to drop the matter, but he
refused to 90 it, and cohtended sirenuously sor the
capture of the driver, but in the meantime Jet had
started away on his upwsrd trip and soon cot of
sight.
misunderstanding occurring between Dr.. Ten
nir con and the policeman the latter getting decided
that his own arrest was called for took the Doctor TO
tie Tomls where an PLANTATION followed before jus
tee Connolly which perfectly satisfactory to the
Official Both parties went abous their business a.
the driver OF the ear had been allowed to 10 before
tLcm. and 20 ended the matter FOR the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25

DR.. Isaac Draper, son Of Isaac Draper, Esq, OF
south Atlcborouch Mass, the American Surgeon in
tle Russian service, died at Sevastopo on the Goth
March. of typhus fever after illness Of four weeks.
He was'a man of fine talents and education. His age
was 30.
The Hon. William S. IIoabird Of Winchester, Conn.
died at his residence in that town the evening of
tie 22d inst He was prominent lawyer Of iitchheld
County was United States Attorney for the District of
Connecticut from 1888 to 1910, and Leutenant-Gover-
nor Of The State in 1912 and 80. lnpoltics he was
Democrat of considerable prominence.
Telecrarhic adyicos from Albany announce the
painful intelligence Of the death of Ezekiel c. Mcln-
tosh ESQ. of that place. Mr. Mcintosh was for
many wears prominent and highly esteemed citizen
of Albany His age about 80; his birthplace tins
CITY. lie was son Of the late Dr. Mcintosh, for
many wears a leading physician here. After a long
and sncccssfnl career as n merchant in Albany, Mr.
Mcintosh some eight or ten years ance tolk e ftesS
ider CIV of the Albany and Schenectady kallroal, IN
which be couiinusd until s' consolidation INTO me
Central Line Of which he Wa one OF the niosi pohsn an
ale Directors tn OF Ina decease liz renA toe se
90 IN lri,eng ~ din q economical ard energetic manage
.uf the affairs II the former Company in an eNren aNa
almost yaueless condition ~ the course OF Ny . ne
10 produo state well known 20 those talia N1 ne
brory Of NewNOrk Railway. But me ufceasea was
even more ,sfmsbe for his moral than his bu ne' lu1es
His integrity peif c.. Throughout hs ne - Sc
.rrrr. In r. a, uas and 10 business has let ben
him this rcspr0 1ple more worthy OF imall,I
had been IN this City for she at three m'ni-s am uh
ease (su ate elton Of with drusyl beyond
couo AMI he died Sc hous aicr feachlg the ~ Us
roof lie leaves behind en widow anu =, 49, 90 -
md died In the fun hope OF blessed immortality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
MEMORANDA.

,.xrs SrNNARr.-During the past eleven DAYS
~ ~. deparfure Of the last steamer, the prnclpai
H,s % inn ortapce which have irarrpfcd "luh Vlc
~. - our local chr0nciing were the conyeynrce OF
sn s.oscrer Golden Age 70 the harbor OF IaDoga,
" ,ho now lies on n beoch-the arrival Of ire
go and The organization Of fire company IN thrs
a. 10 movements that have been made i1r change
e., civ Government, which viii probably resait
-, bepefcialv for the community resident hcre-'he
',,vel of Obaldia and Gen. Posada 70 reside OF the
i..bmus. and he transit Of Gen. Heran.
IA pfnwall Co1ner
Tgy PASAMA RoUTE A. IT Is Now.--At This tine
,he smoun, ofravel upon this route is very great ne
n,s-epceIs for the States were about n thOusahh-
hoso for California as many more by tbs run some
,en per cent of these were women ana chhdIeh. luH
brce number make the transit from steamer 70 ses1r
with comfort e,Onomy and convenience, "iiHil HiIo
hours together with an enormous mail ana over
A. 500 600 on freight. Some hundred ana Sky "Dopr
.r sl.o trans, ortd 'bou' any difficulty, in e1cehent
order md entirely separated from iis o'n,I ls''--
ON Ahouch tho Is IN The middle OF ie "o' aots'h
sbe ,ssrrgcrs have suffered no INCONVENIENCE from
- r,a.i.r ~ from any avoidabie difficulty or un-
,ie,saotu,ss in travelling, The Indies and cnidren
,ioy The trip az one 81 pleasure instead OF barely
b9ine through the hartships o. severe journey as
soruerly. The health Of Aspinwal is improyin ing with
avery additional erection within ia precino.s-the
,unf or of buidings is rapidly increasing and the
verience and accommodation OF the travelling public
/. conc quenily increasing rapidly.
The wharf now in process Of erection and which
will be cOmpl, ted within a few weeks, viii make the
labor { gOing bOnId the steamers and Of dlsem-
barking very light. The very rapid and continued
iupfC vemon Of the railroad secures the ru ming over
DE read ia but little time and with entire comfort and
secIrty cor siderable amount Of baggage now
passes free, and if the Company DO not get their pas
senleis q rough, they a. tleir expenses while de,
more expeditions, and more comfortable continually
lAspinwlll Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
SHAKE sPEARE OR sHAKSPERE.

To ne Editr Of The " u. Tribuae
SIR: About week 18th nst.) ago, noticed IN your
psper letter in which certain Adolphus = smythe'
N tone of nsoIen arrogance, instructed you 10 re-
card to the orhogrsphy OF the name ShaSspers lbs
which s!aernS The character Of that epsile
was certainly the wiser course. .,,,
When ignorance is modest and retiring, II shouls re
regarded only as misfortune which may be renedsni
when however it thrusts itself forward and SENS -
be rroud tina, il has guessed that 10 be nghi snieh
other knor to BE- wrong and in displaying iiSsn ior.
gets good manners, is right that ii shoali gam ,a'
rotorieiy which it seeks II Mr. Adolphns = ony'ne
d. sir,s any instruction on this point let HIN ao Al
good life OF Shakstere and take look at his auto
ersrh 1.-The does not kcv where he ean see ms su'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
LdJV INTELLIGENCE.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.


s ys7or AoelAen and ComH0nelty N the City u New
York against Robert Walker
This acton Is brought TO recover penalty OF ss'
against the defendant for selling strong and sprtuous
Hquors in the city Of New York without license,
between the lst and 9Th days OF May, 1855.
The fact of sale without license il proved and ad-
n tilted by the defendant, and the only question Is
Whether the low imposing tie penalty stn IN ioroe
and applicable to sales af liquor between the lst day
of DAY and ne ith Of July or has been repealed oy
the provisions OF the a. f April 9TH 1885, commonly
known as tAe Prohibitory Law.
Tie rariculnr law under which the penalty h sought
"a b. rdcoxered passed ls27 provided that every per-
son who SELL sell by retail IN the CITY Of New my
strong or spnituous liquors to he drunk III ms nyu,
ouibonse, yard, garden, land, OF pfsmSes ",D ~
being eenied &c lasing 10 law, shond forfeit s|' TOT
lie authority % grant the licenses here rosesred To-
for ceiling liquo. in the cay OF New-iork bas been
eoni red n, on and sec by different oaicersJrom
tine 20 time AZ successive legal changes and resna-
lions have prssited.
f,rrei ufon the Meyos Of the city, when auth0fiy
W. oontin Nd In t'sat Officer by the MontzoaNrs
Cssrter Of ls30-anl this power was continuously e1
e,ci-ed bv The Maycs until the passage 81 the sct "
feOl ls.ss. LAws. p. T5l, shch couierred lpvn VI
ferson administer AZ the Gosernmer@9' the ols,, ~
ard vita the coussnt Of tho Council Of Appsnilnsh,
H. rio ~ 10 apuon; Commissions of Exense 10 an
Ecsrsss in the lfy OF NeH-fork. ~ me ss~ ,be
~ t time os the passage Of me sc' - 10 Com.
Hayor Aldersen and tOnHcntsen 80 .be;r seyerJ
n,.,ioRers Of Excise to grant licenses Ii me" 'e'''
o.rs !, oue.,on Is 25 declared that no hsense
Ig ~. ercet as therein PROVIDED should there
! after be granted ...s.aA he. reference 10 the
% .ec ion Il tie act which RefAta o1 pyss;
! crr.ais qssl6 tons - sen n,l"I iol u ,,
,Si., uo,,licusl ADD sactamsntei purposes upon
os,nyig viii certain preliminary forms and require
| msni-. -, -, - f., @ ;,oroedi ateiy''
an h. passage, April 9, 1855 and u eoatenaea On
IersIt Of tie defendant that inasmuch a. ne sren'
irg Of the former licenses 10 prohibited rom Una. s
sld tie former license system sboh.ned, tne PsnA'S
for selling without license Is OF necessity repesea.
Much bes been said and strenuousiy ana cog .esSy
urged in support Of this position aaoIgh . @s. 70 ma
VIBRATIONS have been sdyerted ~ wLhn 800
10 have no sppreciable bearing upon ne q a "a
lave gwen to The discussion al pos S s Ssserstoa
~ a. 60 o. sss able in the brief pefsod anowca
the argument Of tbs ss'ss ,h saa he pessy
| still in force. ,t., .,r.c, "a uersusde