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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-25
Total ... l9.9s7.57l 100. 1903 500 Avg. 500

O: course the shove tables are not entirely accu-
rste, but sufficiently 10 to illustrate, among other
/. That in the year 1850, notwi;hstandi ding the
very great emigration Of producers fr I'M the Allan
tic ard Western States TO California, Australia, &c,
there was raised for each maD, woman and child
about twenty Eve bushels of In dian corn, five and
bali Of wheat, rye and barley, four and q half Of
pntatoes, halt bufbel Of peas, seven tenths o. a
COW tr OK, two and quarter saesp o; swine, Blk
teen pounds OF butter, ve Of cheese eleve Of rice,
five Of orchari produce (he tso lsttsr are probably
much underratsd besides liberal supply Of poul-
Try, eggs, DC, not enumerated in the csnsus re-
turn. Suppcs sing that large proportion Of the
corn wts consumed by cattle, snd making deduc-
tor OF say eight pc, cent tor Exports Of the other
1tlces (rice excep'es-s ace table bslOyO II woald
seem that enough was raise In 1850 - feed mo n
lsJger population THAI ours. In TACT, there ma IT.
WHAT became OF the provisions What proportion
was lost by shipment 10 California, TO b ruined on
the voysge or thrown away after its srriva 'st
wsns Of pur hasersy HOG much y annually los. OF
btsnt prces which they can never realize SINGS t3e
.assfes cennot command the means OF paying theml
These are some 81 the important questions suggest
ed by the stasstics above eiseo, {, which may ad.
vert heresf,er more at lersth.
2. Il will be seen by one CT our table that New
III glar does not produce half a bushel OF whsa.
Were tee S.uth and West raise dszea. M.ssa-
envelope enc hubdreth part o. the 80 Milton trash
which abe annually publishes!
Heuoe the questiJn b scenes a seri1us one for oar
New England manufacturers 70 consider. Is i.
worth while for you to quarrel WITH your bread and
butter II, by y.uc fansti ism, yoa continue -
Lore Southern trade fora few years TO coma az ~
rave for few years past-(an In this present de-
graded political coalition Of Msssac sets there
apaes,s to be fair prospect CT it)what Is g,iog
10 become Ct Us, especia lily If Proudencs siou.d
asan punish us according to our deserts by Sc
upon us few years rene val OF the potsto rot
Our manufacturing establi ,hmsnis are jus, NJ =
az very low ebb; cotton cloth makes poor b-esd,
and machinery is indigsstibls. Oar poor WIDOWS
End orphan children, plundered Of Their means by
pecsletpg railroad mana gers, are threatened VITA
ssSs and starvation. God, ia his infinite mercy, Is
promising US year Of plenty in spite Of our sine
Of such plenty Is He almost continually aenis upa
cur s u'hesn brethren, 10 spite OF t1sirs, svSa
when we are in need. Shall We, by continuing ear
prcsent wicked crusade upon our Soutlern b.eth-
rem fer teing compelled to sustain an ins'i.uion
which the crplity OF the fathers Of our New EGG
isn6 aboIton'sts originally brought upon t.em
sgain tempt HIS wrat b.
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that an, snd IL il dine 70 frsnluess and candH
that should speak plainly.
With profound respect, have the honor 70 Dc
your 0bsdient servant, JAMES G. JONES'
FIGHT BETWEEN MAJOR ANDREW JACKSON D0NELr
SON AND GENERAL GIDEON ]. PILLOW.
A correspondent OF the Nashville Union, giving
an account OF the speaking at Columbia, Tennes 3ee
recounts the following SCENE which took place b.
tween Major Donels0n and General Pillow
Just before MsJOr D0nels0n closed his speech, he
came down on the Nashville convention with the
sweeping statement that he had st the time de-
pounced the members of that body "ss traitors"
Gen. Pillow being in the crowd, promptly replied,
"You ie-you lie, sir!" For moment Major Do
nelson was Disconnected, bu. rallied sud replied,
"You are an impairment fool" Gen. Pillow rushed
towards the stand, but was arrested BY the Gro I'd
Great excitement prevailed. Msjor Djnelson asked
sently came down from the stand ia the direction
Of Gen. Pillow; but there were many persons b.
tween them. and voices shouting to let Gen. PILLOW
get to him." This being prevented, Mel y ,nelson
deafening cheers for General Pillow, aud this co.,
tinued for some time, 50 tina. Major Donelson was
unable to proceed, and Gen. Pillow requested ths
crowd to hear him through. Silence being restored,
the Msjcr proceeded. He said he did not mean to
charge all the members Of the convention with BE-
ing trsitors but in this exception he did not embrace
Ger. Pillow. Gen Pillow then denounced him
fercely as q liar, and traitor to the democracy.
and to the country; and rushed at the stsnd, bus
wss arrested. When Major Donelson closed, Gan.
Pillow was shouted for and mounted the stand. He
sa'd he did not get up to speak, put to apologize
to the crowd for nterupting the discussion. i
was the first time he had ever done such thing II
bis life, but 10 was denounced as traitor, and Il
be had not resented s, he would bsve besn ashamed
Of himself az Q man and . patriot. He wss =
member Of the Nashville convention. 1t wss well
known that the Tonnes delegation, OF which he
was member, disapproved OF the action OF tue
majority of the convention, and withdrew from il.
The charge MADE by Major D,nelson was general,
and embraced all the members OF the co lveltion.
The charge OF Major DJnelson was, that ct the
time the convention was sitting, he (Doneison) de-.
rounced the members of the convention traitors.
Gen. Pillow said to Major Donelsop: "If you charge
or insinuste that you then denounced them ~ trai
tors or il you nov make the charge, 1t Is faae!-t
is FALSE sir" At this point, MAJOR Donelsop struck
Gen. Pillow on the arm, and Gen. Pillow gave
bin blow on tho head. They we're then ssps.
rated. After great excitement, Gen. PILLOW again
took the stand and finished his remarks.
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TENNE5 SEE.
LETTER FROM SENATOR JONES on THE PIE sIDESnA


LETTER FROM SENATOR JONES on THE PRESIDENTIAL
QUESTION.
From the Memphis Appeal
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jny ), 1855.
GENrLEMEN-ItiJ with feelings of no ofdidary
pleasure that acknowledge the rsceipt of your let.
ter Of the 3D. cor corning tbs proc liig. Of pnb
c meeting Of the citizens OF the county OF Llrrsn,o,
he'd on the 22d Of June.
At this meeting composed of wings and dsno
Gratis, you kindly tender TO the IN. A. 0. p Mich
olson and myself pubic dinner, at usa tins dur.
Ing the month OF July as may sui. our convenience.
For this une xpecpd expression OF the kindness and
conf ience Of portion OF the wings and democrats
OF Lawrence, beg TO tender my grateful .eck r.
Judgments. Under ordinary c,scum stances /; ,nld
anerd me The sinceress pleasnre u accspt yoa. TO-
Vitatoa; but from considerations, both publ; ana
private, feel myssl. coastrained 70 ds:ilns the
honor you propose. Impeled by convictions Of
cuty to forbeay e,y igterierepcs IN The COMES no
Of meeting you on that Interesting os,ssioa. /
trust, DO 1ever, the day Is not distaat wnen n W.
without any violation Of duty OF trsspass on To |,
prophet es or delica dO Of life meet, mngie a,d
When su n occasion shall Offer, then snail bs
happy to meet the wings aud damso.ass OF Law
renee.
You are pleased TO express your aopcobiion o.
my views touching some OF the new issasI NV be-
fore the country. My op'nioos on tis,s .qassS,as
have bsea formed afer IN at ms'uee dsl,o,fs'oa,
and are the convictions OF my beat judgneni; II
they shall receive tie eniorsemsat OF any porsiol
o! my fellow citiz eos, sh all b, grlhh ID.
tnt X tho Introduction OF auy new issi11 cal
cos'ed 10 producs disc ord o. a.isashoa OF fes,ns
among the people OF the S)u.h .. this t.ms, m,E
nniortunste aud CRAFTY to be dipored. fsit less
collsioSs aud ooa8is.s shouts exist among tbs
people OF Tennessee. a. time like this, is - me
LA .. NO. only o. so-prss bns deep regre,. At
otper umss whe there wa IN E3ned i1v syon
on our r sh's, when NJ i'm nsiis's danger surr,11d
ca our pecuiiar institutions, then s1ca c inf 90
we're no. Only harmless, bat ware doub.osa pro.
ducnve OF seine god. Bat, gentlemsu, we live
In other tines taxn the par; o,Se- al Ia difrsnt
cirsumstances s1rrou1d ~; other considerations
clam our atent IN; other duties demand our re.
gard.
ne tine was when tbs question susn,N.d q,
es for decision was, w5atbc: toe piaciples All
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Isurs Connolly, young girl abou. fourteen years
OF see, living with Mr.. L'nne,l, Of this city, was
forciSly cs-iied away from his house yes.srdiy
m rriBg, about sunrise, and, in spite OF her cries
and sntrea ties her abductogs succeeded in getting
her away Il IL supposed she Ii st present secre.sd
Ia ss me pat OF the city. Tne girl has bse1 living
wiz Ny. linuell for more than year, and was a
cree. favorite on account o. he, ssrong attachment
10 RS fsmly. Her motser Asd stepfasher a-e suo
po4a - BE- i'm 5lica ed In this beassess afrAk aId
~ cause Of such extraordinary cond1s, on tha,r
nat Is s,tribussd W We girl having mAnisSssel
asus1t.oE 20 stteDd q PrU.esiAu' 5ssba,h sos,o'
: CSurl6a., Ohio, Jopraoi, July ~.
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Prom IL
Nlue Wo


The following table shows the population OF each
State OF the Union In 1850, the total number OF
bushels Of wheat raised therein and the number OF
bushels to each inhabi ant -
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1T Eisbs Bartlett, professor Of raats6s asdioA asa
medical jnrioruten.s 10 the New York College Of
csrs and Surgeons, died the 22d Inst ~ hs bonn 10
nithssld r. l. he wes the hsst mayor u 10 ssli hay
-s beer elected ~ 1850.
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sound old fsshtoned vegetable. California has "gin
ont" 70 great EXTENT Many Of our farmers, tired
OF gold digging, have returned, and resumed their
,oImei noness ana beautiful occupation on the old
miles throue the eastern sections Of Massachusetts,
Maine and New Hampshire, has satisfied me that
there - now BY ct least 80 cent the largest crop
known. The weather has been everythtna x Ss,
the farmer could ask for In the immediate vicinity
Of Boston, ard other places near the sea Goa t. the
grass crops wiz not be quite 90 good as last year,
owing to the fact that there was but little suo lying
on the ground, and the grass foots, especiaily IN
fields which had been long laid down, vera killed
by the excessive cold. But In New Hampshire and
Name thirty and forty miles farther in the interior
thne was great depth OF SNOW, which covered the
There the grass is now universally excellent; and in
many locations, where the drought was severe
during the moths Of July and August Of last year,
the hay crops win now turn out twice aad three
times larger than they then did. We have similar
reports also from Vermont and western Massachu
setts. The total New England hay crops,I fesl en-
dent win exceed that OF last year BY ct least 80
per cent.
pect Of plenty Of cattle, and 9 consequent pro.
ouctve season for butter, cheese, &c is Of course,
not 90 good as the scarcity Of hay last fall COM
PEELED the farmers to reduce their stock to the SIN all
est possible number. This scarcity, IT is apparent
osl, cannot be remedied IN . single year, even
with large crops. But still an abundant harvest
will, necessarily, greatly reduce the present high
prices Of bsef, porK, mutton, &C.. and We already
zee them coming down to respectable figure at
your Balls Head and our Cambridge and Brighton
markets.
have already extended this article too far to
comment ct any length on the subjoined tables.
They have been carefully prepared from the csnsus
statistics of 1850 and the Secretary Of the Treasu
rysreport Of the same year, and annex the results
TABLE SHOWING THE ARTICLES OF FOOD PRODUCED
DURING THE YEAR 1850, AND EXPORTED IN l85l-2
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1918
1888
o.222,264
G,650,420

*The quantity exported 10 not given in the Treasury
reports The value viii be found in another table.
The following table shows the estimate value Of
the principal articles Of provisiors produced in the
United States during the year 1850 the value of the
same ARTICLES exported the same year. and the ratio
of exports TO the amount produced:-
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furnishes a safs, certain o., spe. believe there
are conservative men enough in the Unio1 to pre-
serve it, If they can be brough. to u1ite AID or
operate together for thxt purpose. C,n such
union OF the good and patri 1tic Of al parties be
enectedl That Is the question. My canf!e-cs 10
the justice, honor and patriotism OF the American
people will not allow me 10 doubt. Il there not viz
tue and patriotism enough in the America psople
70 save their country from dis .ni,n aud all tis evils
and horrors that may flow from n May MT m,a
Ct oil parties, ell caeeds and all sections fosb,ir
for o seasoD2 May they pos forego 70. day toe
indulgence Of their productions a1d pi-,y advance
mebts? May nat the whig and the democra. Tor.
get for dsy thsir lovU, aad sslud together for
man Of ihs Nsrth, the South, The Et,', and Ia.
West forget hs locality, and remember his c,uary,
and bis couR'ry on " To dolbs, thsn, il 20 doubs
our virtue, oar patriotism and QUE nationality; yea
it Ia to doub mans capacity f,r sell govern n 1T
ask no man 10 surrender his prnc.,ies or his
opinions all minor meters: let rs agcee 10 di,,.
sree let stand together until thu Issue Is se..
ted-until our rights are accorded 10 US, snd the
Las you know, hare ever been vhig. am
still one, and 70 far as the recognition OF the cor-
fccsuess Of principles go, iexpect to lys aud ds
oxe; bus tse principles and policy Of this or nj,
PARTIES weigh bat lsile with me when put 1, the
tcale against tse preservation Of the Union and the
Institutions under which We have lived and q,o ya
TO DO mighty nation. J. for myself siall con.nu.
to yindicats on all propar occasions, slca m,,slre,
~ think conducive 70 the general good an public
welfare. shall stand by the constitution in al is
requirements, maintaining all ia gusraatess- s.al
times 1t an places, and under all circums.,nces aud
~ all hazards. shall maintain the eqaLlty OF al
the States, defending them from sggressoas, ooms
when they may and fr,m whom thsy may.
This Is my creed--this my fiisE-thfs nv pla.-
form; whether stand II alone or With the m INV,
il matter OF little inportsncs 70 ne II /, the
coayi-tion Of my heai-1ss tbs s25-uysi Of nv
heart, snd when these had I an Content 20 tolIov.
I 1--WE 10 the people o. Tennesses deb. Of rra.i
,u4e that an nevsr repsy; thsy hgye msds ne oil
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
Qas meme a,pffaefeh.

Das ppf'9lmid. Department lent biz aufs
nifrliauateit hrr pcfnieiffr unr bee YubliIuHf
auf bas neue pcassIeBt, rppna6 ale Srisfe, nsi'
DE bon sInem Srie naM stnem ancfrr nners
hafb Der 8er. Staatfn rerfdnbt pfrbeu,
pcHi Pen 9lprif 1855 an, nit Stenipeln, cher IN
anberr s1sils uraus gssabIt wsrDcn m iffen,
unr pcna@ pom 1. Sanuar 1856 an bic pot.
msIaer auf ale vpraueee,ablte Brsfs, auf irfldss
bic SGreiber Feline Stempd aufssflstt, rprr bic
niGt in selfempelten Gpuperts einoeI6leGsn finb,
'-llbit StrmprI tlsbsn mifm. f
gem I. sIprit tstrSst has portp fir ben Elm.
fa6n Srirf fir jece Gntfsrnuns in ben Der. Ct,
bic niGt 5000 Msilen iitsritsist, bret Gnts,
uno fir jroe Gntfrnuug iitsr 5000 Wlsiisn ;tbn
Gents. Das G,sIsb mafbt feine SerSnerruna il,
ben tsiistenbsn anlasen aser Soriariftn in Sr'
trsf BON Srisfen nad crer bon Ganapa oper dIls
bern fremben gdnesrn, unb tsriibrt arth bas 5ran,
trsgrtpileg (pcrtpfreIbeit Der 9cn9rebSlispsr ,e)
nidt.
Die 9eltimmiinser in 8etrciT her 9lesIrirung
BON ipsrtbpollsn Sriefen ipsrbsn in 8rait trete,
unp ipe;islle Snruttcnen an prltmriitrr iibsr ben
9sscntanp rrlaiien wrroen, otalp. bic rriprpcrIi.
den 5crmulars bslaafit rnp srrtbriIt psrren tpne
men.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
g 6 It . b c N.

Nm 26iicn Gebruar, ;u Mmes, 2prunins 60.
plbsIi6 am S9lasFue, PER- Daniel @utt
frdber BON eeda Gaunty, In einem Utter BON 6e
Sabrtn, WoFnten, unb f9 9aafn. 9Im ba.
rauffOlSenben 26fen fpurben IeiRe lebcrrsts beer,
eist, bel reIder @esssnbeit Der Gbrtp. sDplf rint
paeenbe eeihnrebe tielt, iber S7fenbarung Scs
bannes, Gap. Ii. gerS t3.
@inaslauoi burcb palor Saucr
glm 27lten 6etruar, an Der gIusJebruna, Gu.
lunna, gtefrau pcn 6enrp Dautsnlpsd, I'm 49aen
9abn.
gm 27aen 6tb. In 8elpshn, an Der NaGn,
Gunt, 5etnri9 Ssinbarbt. I'm 72jiglen SABRE.
gtm 2Sasn Gsb. In OR-gsnn, Glen Sabine,
Sc6tsr BON Nntbon 8rudenmiIIer, i'm 6. Wcnat.
9ln 3tsn M6r,, IL Sf,penn, am BMaFete,
sBiniam Sdecb, S6tnden ppn 8eutrn Dintsy i'm
5ten Mcnnt.
9fm 8tm Mdrs, tn etbisbtcn, an ciier Ge.
f6wula, Sctn .. SSbn9fn scn Solspb gdller,
i'm 2ten SABRE.
9lm lrbten Grritas, In Siib. .S86eitbau, an ben
8olssn eines Sranpes, Maria cuts, SS9-
terldn bon atIalon unb gBiltsImine Strnsr.
Sabr, 5 Wlonats une 20 Sage alt. 9si Der 9e,
erbisuna blrIt ber G9rp, 9trr 9rotIf zine anas-
insGenf 2ei6snrete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
Samf. SSeriain,nlmma.

auf Sena6ridti9uns psrlammslten f@ am a.
yfarS 1855 fpl9enof Der Gcmnibicnrrs wrlGe in
ccr gtte CUR Srgamfrung uno ginriAtung elmer
Sanf ;u @aentown benamnt linb, am Saule bon
Seni. Sa9en Blu d, nSmll9:
80. 3. pppra, u. g. gtrninsrr, Saml. u.
Sripscs, g8. 8. 9lunier, Scbh s. ytubr, Sol.
{. SEED, 9spis Sambt, 6. gB. Cooper, @ecrse
Srptl, s. s. S4anB, Strpben Ballet, Gbarles
Jtramer, Scbn 9tppcl, Scbn gjof, Wm. gBennsr,
Sanrs SadeY, Stepben Barrier, Samuel eeiriS,
Seurp Sing, Nat9an Grefder, s. g. !SCfmah.
suf Gcrfdlas purbe @srrsc Srctl gum Spr.
iiber berufcn unp gS. 8. Sumrr unb GtaS. 90.
Cooper gu Setretaren rrnannt.
Der ScrfBer madte ben 3pcd Der SsrIamms
luns bcfannt; barauf wurSe auf SOrl&las pes
Srn. Reninscr
SefdtU6en, DaB bic Bidder sur aufnabs
ME bon rlnterl6rften gum Capital. Strd crGffnst
percsn auf ben 16tsn slpril n1harns, uln 9 rbr
SprmittasS, am Saule bon Gbas. Strie In
aasntown, uno pFen bleiben Iollsn sipiIAsn ben
Stuncrn BON Q bis t2 tlbr Scrmittass, uub
unb A rlbr NadmittasS an irnsm Sage unp an
ispem rsr fplssnpsn fdnf Gage, ausssnpmmsn rs
ptro Der Stpd rbcr untrrl6rietsn.
Auf Spr16las ernannts Der ScrGber %. s..
Slumer, u. %. Ncninscr unb 6. g9. Cooper ais
cine COMMITTEE um Die ncttwrnci9en Sldnfs ,.an'
suidaffcn. vs.
gluf Sprldtas irurbe fptSenSc Committee ers
nannt UNI bel rer GrbifnuFg Der Siihcr- gesen-
w6rtis gu irin, nanlid: GtarleS Rrdmrr, SO. s..
Slumrr, u. U. gieninsr, geipis S4mibt, s. 8.
S6anb, SI. g. &sd, Sobn siprel, Sc6n gca,
unb Gbarlrs gS. Gpeper.
SefG lcBen, edb tprnn bic COMMITTEE bic
gfa6ri6t ron Der Grbhnung bey Sii6cr tefannt
ma6t, iic aud in elmer pper mebr 3eitunscn, tpie
lie ss fir I6idIidt bdlt, bic SubaanS bes swrtten
unb fiinftrn GtIdnitts Der gltte bonn t6trn aprif,
1850, SrrGGsntli6en fcu.
Sef9Ipbrn, taB bic SerhonblunSen bieier
Seriammluns in ben 3ritun9en BON alsntaun &c,
fannt gcrddt rrerbrn.
Lllutrjcitnet BEN Gsamttn.I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
Sefentli0e 9Senbu.

glitiptds ben 26Rsn Mdf3 naGnens, TIN i2
tltr Mtttass, frn an prr lsbtberisen Nelnans
pss ssrlcrbrnrn s Q bnS Gpars, In Milsn
Saunlaip, glsribamptrn Gauntp, iolSrnbss psr>
iSnIide SermSssn tFrutliib sertauft irsrpfn
GiEe &ub, 2 Sdwdnr, Gin se6ofei unt Elm
8ptlsnofsn nit giptr, seu. dilds uub GtibIs,
gstten unb 9sttscus, cine gii6is, gferbsssfhir,
cine Settle uns 8uHalcbaut, cine 8 Ias lttr, ct.
ne croee lmo cine ftine eansfarte, Gin fupfsrnr
!Rrfsl, Niebltiilrn, Spitael, SlsGpaaren, Ianrmt
eIner &srI6isSsnbet ausgsr 9ausseratbIaaftsn
su umldnel6 ;u mslNrn.
Die Ssbnsunsrn am Gsrfaufstast unb Guf'
wartuus srn
Glifobetb S6wdrg. ! NS.ors Z"
S5efspb eaubab, "o 0'o'
Mlrs 2t. ha2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
Stutctac.

Sallclpas'S SaIte unb gilltn batrnriaen fran
fen 6ub furtrt uno irtne SIbnabme snbinpert.--
Sr. SamsS palmcr, Nc. 1, Maicnccurt, Slafr
Str., sipcrpcpl, bate idredIi6 gu leipsn an ei'
nem weben SUP; rie tertibmtciieu @rrSte tebans
pelten ibn unp bieltrn bic atnatme rines ftinrr
3rtcn fSr ncttpenpis; ele bisIrr sebsilt mar,
brad bic 5tranfEeit ieprd reiter cten aus unb ie
9lauttrn, um SdIimneres 80 serbiten, BEN gam
gen 5ub atnrbmrn gu niiben. DisIem iriScrIrB.
te or ii6 ater unb srif als lsstrs Mittelna6 6al-
lcwap's Salbe unp Yillsn, pelae cine SpuitGneis
sc Sur suirrse trnften unr or fam srbcn unp
arbritcn 70 gut alS einmal.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
9o(spb 0artntait,

Sbneiosr In bet Gtaot 2flentdun,
IA Schient iiG cldfr WeItsntsit ielnsn Bss
faiirtefi uno enfni gsehrteH wutltiunt dfs
-' iit5eigfa, tag sr feine SAnsipstsi sen ber
nahtttcn Straee, naG Ieinfr gecbnuue In Der
linton Strabt, sreeadttr alos's aItem Stdnp
perifst Bat. nilwp rr fcihs 6'ef6Sfis ips scppbn'
It'd lertlrsen ipirt, wenn ss ftintn 6rsunpen Re,
iistt bet ibm anjufprtGeit. Ct baIt aud immrr
Sertiee &leiotr,
pcn alien Ssnennunseu fir 0lanns. .glnsase auf
oane. bte CT pcblfeii psrtauffn wirr.
Gr lit ber;li6 baufbar fir ssnrlsnt tIbFraie
untsrlibuns-rpirp bisieS e,efibi iiHmerbln su
nabrfn iu&en-pnb tuirt i& batsi teiirsbtn tir6
tlllise 9rcibe uub quite arteit iidb Der ndniIiGm
hntsrfdsuns fernrrbin wirpis su ma6rn.
Scfepb 6artman.
allentaun, Wlirs 81. na3n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-21
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ihiifs'glTrifa," Gapt. SdrrIlcn, ipel6es liverpool
On, 3. Mdrj Tim 10 llbr Ncrgcns perlieB, erret1.
ts beute Nahmttas UNI llbr unIern Sofcn.
Scr 6aiier BON 6ufianD lit tpDt.
-Gr ltdrb ptttiG. am 6reitas, ben q MSrj
YtrrgrnS llbr, unb Die 8unee BON iencm Grs
eisnie perurlaate iiberaa bic srBbtr glufrrsuma.
90 purben fetne aenauerrn lml6nbe ienrs gr.
sisuiiirS befannt rrf fam nan bdrdn ni6t
s~eiIcln, ba ec in Der 6reitls 9fadt im 5huIe Der
ScreS pur6 srrb CLARENDON, mc I'M, llntertaut
rur6 grrb Yalmerlpn uussfinpist wurps. CSiebe
ipSteits 9ia@ridtrn.)
Der &rieQ. = Die Nahrhtrn aus Der
Srtnt fino rriieltrn SnbalteS pie tiSber-rs iiel
nlhts Srprutsncrs spr.
am "a. Grtr. ma6tra bic 8uiIru 91adtt
einsn @utfau, Der inoee ni6t fur@ttar mar nur
5 5ran3cicn wurben setSrtet..
IA. 5ebr. atermdliatr n1htlGrr guSfa[,
tpotsi bic 6ranjuIeH 35 Dinnn pcrlcrrn. @Setter
5iemlid marin uno friblnssorti9.
IS. 6ebr. Der 3ultanp Der fran,Tlilhen
Irmee irirb ais trefli& scf6ilbtrt. 9Iu6 .Sebt
bas @sriht, bab bic 9rrbltite pen SebGkppl
einsri@lcGrn rrerpen lcle.
: 1e. 6etr. Mi6ts gBi6tiscS ScrscIaIItn.
SHiener GOnferen,. .-eOrb Sotn 9iul,
fsI tam IN Berlin an unb bate IofOrt cine aupien,
bsm 8Guis uns BEN 8arou glantsuffel. prsus
zen lAsint enbliH gfr(uAr ;u einem Srraanbnis
NIT ben 9Bflm6dten 90 MAIDEN. @eneral gBe,
bel, Der prsubiG6e @rlantte in 9,arie, mar mad
Berlin osreif um bic Streitpunfte auseinanber ,it
fcten. Wlan eripdrtet, bae 2oro Sptn JluiIeG bic
sspdnfaten arrangements bTtrifdbrsn iperbe.
Gin ptTIriruer 2eitartifeI Der "2Biener Gcrres
ipcnoens" fa8t, bae elm alasmfiHsr Sertrds Scr>
bsrsitst IT, irslfsr bic Snteeritdt Der 5drtei Gd-
srt, bic SNEiinftssn ansriff, eujslnrr Rd6te Srr-
hiltst, unp bic Iedtr Der G9rilcn srpabrldRft.
9lae 8epclmdGtistn linb, nit Qasnabme bes
2crb SChR aufeI, in 9Bitn onasfcmmen. Die
GSnferens beelnnt ain 5. MSrs. Wlon be(Ft IN.
SrIatli6 anf 5risSen. Srpb Der ruIfIltcn dric.
esnsysrbeBuneet tpirb beri4trt, bob giugIanbs
srie8Sralunsen tbdtbissr ais ieNSOr li6 seberi.
Tramfreicb.- Der Snilsr par I'M qdoer
BON ct. Sma. Gs war ni6ts weitrr bstannt
ii6sr Itinsn bsatlidtieten 9sIu9 Der Grim. Gs
sins has 0rdft, tae siHiSe wi@tiss grtaftm.