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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
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entsma Der ad1ibare 8. .. @atwsa pFaEosn gtaT IN
ben uerbenn Common QIeas uci erisn ettps.
bsjirt 6hsno Ssn saunss sioranpon uS eda I'M Slee
psuuDlpausn, Sra ints Hns Vrsent Yt1ter Ger pts
Gosnsu scren non opsr uue armiusr ue oemfinrStama
uissgrteaana in beiaattu gants uhb Rtter Saas une
gba d. siars fbdsriter Der garttn pen 0ntr unc Afs
miner une assins Gefauanisssrtcsma Hr Die 8dmne ecn
Sapts auesrntr6rstrn in rfdeten esa saunp Ht
m an mid asr babn, rerH s cine curt nen opsr une tr
miner tr6htiimtfSisuna uno scnn'on Nas onbfaune
slds aebalsn psesn oa in Der Sao aasnaun r COS eap
esdbd, au cen E-s.
gr1en Mcntda I'm NpSember,
1885, rstss Der Ste Gag bsasn gOnats il, unO ws sp
4Bgtbsu bausrn ,ure
60 tprb tiernit ytdhrtht 9egeben,
an os srt,Stusrtsr e ecuabs nnbab os bsiaen sanins
vcu Qta eaf t Damn uur Sdb f in sisnsr Vsrcn mil hrtn
Regs Retcrpe 5naantn unG STanoicnen snunetn bdptn
UNI ibren phi6isu sria9Itr Scurt abiurrartsn.
DessteiGen perpen aud alle bteienisen,
utIht oosu gtanosns in Gem gtfinons ets sotp eo, a
sIGatr seer 3easn afirssn habtu, bsnadreet eof Tie h
un6 Sa sujuOsn habn u Sisislbsn 81 prOuIrsn s
ts linen rstbt lintsn mac. , -
Sag okt i'm 5abrs uniers Ssrrn 1885,
.-.. gtatban g8eilsr, SAertT.
go13 trbottsbis Rtpubttt!
11sntalIn, CCcber +, lt56 nnts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
SaItct CO in 6eo6d,tniE

Da6 bic IbelitipnTen bisIcS 2anrrs prtt Iie>
Der SanlrS Buchanan ais SObn 6. 5rrmpnt gum
prriipent rrwdbtt istrn wtirrm-uns prs ltbrt
oann einrn jepen pa6 Die 9spubljfauer feline abps
liticniiten fnb - unp ba6 Die Grpublifanrr nur
tpiinl6en Da6 bic Selamrci nIft nrbr weitsr aus.
9ercbnt iperpen lcq.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
G9rlide gGbiss, pie pOl(t ibr ffimmen? y?

SIR tatt euh brr Buchanan IartGet ltanbboft
niofriett, als Ie nod einiae A6tun9 perpicnte-
ete pieistte oue @runef6be Der 8reibeit perIaben
tatte -rte its Ith aansIi6 sebrauten lieB Nraer
80 oern,ebrn unp 6rribet 3u unterprttrn-ete lis
bic @eIdihte pe5 ganOes nit rsm 8ute Der In
!aanlas GrmcrOctsn 6reiIeutr brIurcIte - &c ii
faum n5tbta su frdaen mic br lnn,t - ttr rarp
immer 6reunbe Der 6reibct uno Gjlei6brit mp
@esnsr iebcr Qrt 9yrannsi, une pcnn aud HiP
uub pa Elm g9bis III, Der lid burA MiRUerllGnOs
t,i5et"',uBT;; 10 rrrrpen pod bic auobdften gSbils
Dor elmer p1rtbsi suriitiAauccrn, wel6r ben tirf.
ffen 8fao Der SCrocrtentrit errsiat bat, unp Gpfs
feutlt6 ibrer NufIGGurg naGe it,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Or1rntli6f l)er(ammluna.

ale Sarssr, trslds ssssn bic jeeise aGlgemsins
8egsrun9 Iins, unp pFhe ptnI6eu pab 8anlaS
Elm trstsr Staat perbsn fol-, unb a Gle pei6e gesen
Die auftetuns Der Mi1curt,GUmpromiB linb, linp
etn8elapen ff ju prrlantmeln am @albauIe bon
s 0 + II sB E 8. tn Steinsburs, gfiIfOrb Saun-
fhip, Buds Gaunty. ant 5retag ren lOten Sfs
tUtrr. nd6fens, UNI llbr ga6mittaas, um lJf
in Sr5us auf rir ndffe gSabl gu bsiprs6sn.
AS- Die Serrsn GrssOrg, sBeipnr lnS ali.
hrre 9ri9ifte 8epnfr wsrOsn seseupdrti9 Iein.
0ieGe 8reibeits- Srsunbe.
Sstottr 5, I'm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Tflfarapbifd,fs.

G6arfe7On, 9. G., 90. Sspt. 80. a.
5atler, Gbiter bes Gie1ssn, Diefeurp" purbe ntes
fen Na6mittds betm pritten S6ub bon eewarp
MeGjratf i'm Dueu 9etGbtet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Eeoe III oeinen y7ad,baren,

Wrntere bic @Iei6sitttssn uno bic S6ldfrt9en
ouf 3ur gBabl ;u aeben unb bas game Union
Gauntp mo Staats Gidet ,u ifiutnten. Die Su'
daniers wrrtcn feline ensiae Stimme ,uriidloben.
uub In biefer SinfT6t Iolten Die 5reunbe Der
Treiteit iErem geiipiele fpfgen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
g erDetratbet:
(Ourh 9pafer Dubs.l

@m 28ien ausuf pr. Rubolpb Stmibt NIT
@tB GltInbett @rieBemer. beipe Don SterIauccn.
Nm f4ten Srptemter, 6r. Sames S6uter nit
WB Sulanna Meier, betoe bon Sbrrmacuneie.
am 28fen September, 5r. Scbn 6nauB NIT
Sdrab 8ctb, beise ppn Qarntaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
SaItst ca i'm Reodd,tnili

eab rpenn Sanlas ben irejen rfben Qrtcitern se.
ltd4ert per0sa lcu, Gel. SUtu s. 5remcnt gum
prsItpsnt Der Serstnsten Staatrn 9erpdbit iprr.
Den muB,-eBirO Buchanan erpdbtf, 70 III ts auf
Gpis fir bic Grsibsit sfrlcren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

BS- 9re0psnt gisree, Der olrrI6Ic6tsae Sres
fiornt ben mir ie Gattsn. brfinbst F6 aui elmer
gIeetienIrs9ts fir 8u6anan.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Die tbeeleaifd,en Stueentcn une Col
fremont.

glew.gcrt. Q. Oft. Die Stubenten beS
Seretntatrn tteelcaifden Ssntnars teiudten beute
Col srsmcnt. Gtner bon ibnen bieGt cline 8ebe,
wcrauf sSrempnt fur; antpprtets. Die Stuocn'
ten fsfrhrn itm aIsbann In 8d9enfcl9e barSss
ltelt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

B0-Gine nit t45 Gtuawanterer mad glep glcrf
aetenoe tpGdntiI6s Briggs III an her Bahama
Sanf arIdritert. Der 8apitGn rettete ii6 nit
Der SdifsmannIGaft, pdbrenS aIes anbsre seben
au @run0e atna.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
nampfmafet)ine erploeirt.

GIepetanb, Q Set. Seute ga6mittae
erpfcbtrte bic trasturs Dampftna1dine In Del
DeIaware County gusIieauns. IA Sericner
,pllrben artGbtet unb 8iete serrpunbet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

5artfcrt. gt., Q. DIT. 9Sm. Subtrd,
Srcretdr ber Gitlmore StaatssSr8anifatton, bat
liG fir 6rempnt erfldrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Sic Gcf6Gfte,

Sic Gci6Gfte,
trerben ;ufinftli6 Spr ben llnter5eiGneten am al'
ten Staneplabs, In Der 8ten Strabe, etne fur3s
stude iiblih pun Saeenbua's @aftaus fprtSss
Iest, a(wc fie inimer
Alle arten SutterzStrfT
bic aud nur rrrlanst psrben mEsen, gum Gers
fauf auf Sanb balten perren. SIRE 9reibe iinb
70 biais als an irssnb einsm anbern Srt, unb es
ptrp lle frsuen udt piele Sunben aniprcdsn 3u
ieten, pslde Ns ale 3u itrer oBatSen 3ufrispen'
belt tebiruen tEnnen.
8ernbt unb Smttb.
Sctpber s. 1856. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

6[ Cine trbeutenbe an;ab artifeG, rslfr br.
rsits aufssisst marin, iinS nns btsle g9pas strs
rrdnst pprbn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
NGif0nte 95erf1uf.


Srsitass ben 24lien Sstcter, um 10 uhr @crmits
tags fol- auf Dem YIaes lLtt STentid pertau Eptrs
Den, namItdb:
30. Scenes pobItsfannte Birtbstaus
uno Strt6 9anb,
stlcoen in Sreihtsrspiue, QEaIhinetcn Sountbip,
9stba Gauntn, on per Staats Strage bic pcn u(Ien.
taun nab Naoud:Gbuut fdbrst sutbalteuo 10 ader.
Die Gstaube beitsben
- 9lus rincm sfpeittdigtea fris
I::;:Eaa nernem Bpbnbaus,
- Srdm gtalIuua uno Gdsos, netlt anes.
rem aupsn9ebduoen. - Das eano lit ernaetbeilt in
gBissn uno Sauano, unp il nit alIsrlei Stlt Ges
pfanSt.
glc. 2.-Gtn ssipieer Strt6 qanp,
9clessn i'm uamIiehsn Srt 9ranssno an eano pcn a
Shptiu, uno auesrts eano ron Scbn Sreithsr, ent:
baltcup uno sinsn balbsn Ider. Die Gebaues tss
lfsbeu
- Slns einem 3peiitBfi9tem Srdm
:H:s Wpbnbaus,
Essxsas. .uno ontsren 89beGerunasn, elm anftbus
Itdbcr &betl 1T {orIsIano unb bcr 92flt 2RtGen uno
8auIanc.
Ro. 3-Gin Stri6 eanp,
arte1su inf n6mtithsn Srt er6nisnb an SO. |, SIC
uno onoerSs aanp pen Scbn Srsitbler, subalteno
Nder. Dteler Strtdn ean0 III fcDtdeb um In
Saulcttcn su ibnebeu. inoem oersbs an ,psi SHent:
lidfu StraBen 9rdnjt-uno III se9enruarts ais g9is.
fen; uuo gauseano tenuet
DO. 4.-Gin Stri6 5pt3lanS,
acIessn I'm nanbsn Srt. 9rdn,snb on edno ptn Sa:
tct Ncnnemabrr. Rcubsn 8ern uno 2fnoere, eutba.
tsno adsr uno l4l Gutbsn. uno 1T NIT fbrpsrsm
Gibsn une auoerem bcl3 bsruadith.
SIC. 5.-Gin Strtt 9anb,
9clsssu i'm ndmlihsn Srt. srdujcno oil eano ucn
persr 8etert 8suben 8ern. uno an ollie Ole ctsu.
9enanute Stritbe, entbaltrne 90 adsr. Gin anItbn.
Ither She'll III brlaane, nit alIerlsi pct bepodkn,
otr Het III 9utes 8oulauo.
Bur ndmlifsn 3eit unb bsmlslben Srt
ira audi fet9snpss pstfSnG6s @srn,5ssn Sfenuth
perfauft pCto,n, nGnlidb 4 &rdopap uno onosre
Spa3ter: :gRdetu, 8oblsu uub stu &cd1efen mir
Rcbr, stns dnsabt Sdber uno 9ortn, eiue an,abl
8au; uno Sda: 8tSdsn. Tenspclten, uub nttb cine
8trfbisesnbsit anesrsr 1rtteI ju umitiuetidb ju
metoen.
Gs III eas frdbcrs Gi9suttum ptn Scbn Srsihter.
Dis 8tptn9un9en am 8SrtOufsta9s unb 1lfnar:
tun9 fur1
Gbparb SpEIer, 9tfIisrie.
Sttcber 8. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

DG=Sn Goncn befreiten fi6 am 22ten Sep
tember bic @efan9ensn aus iRrer Saft uno ent'
tamen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
0eI6QftS : AuaDIun9.
October 8.

Na6ri6t wirb biermtt sc8eten bab bic felt
eintser 3eit fer beaanbcne Sanpsls 5irna urter
pcm glamen BON 9. 8ernpt unb Sptn, in bem 8e'
tratbe unb Suttrr @el6dft, am titsn October
1856, turh teibsrIcitee GinwiasunB aufselBbt
purpen 1T. Ollie bisienisen batr welde nod an
belaote 5irma idulbsn. linc biertura aufssfcrrert
innerbalt 6 RrGen an Dem alten StanbplaBe,
allpc bic Sa6r tis rabin srrtleiten rereen,
ansurufn unO atsute3ablm. = unb iclde bic
nod redtmd6ise 5crperunasn tatsn, iinb eben'
fats er1u6t 1clfe pObteitatigt innerbalb Der BE-
iasten 3eit einsubdnbiscn.
9eter 8ernbt.
-r.- Neter s. gernbt.
qun taun, Setceer s. 1856. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Der fSrempnt W1ri0,

ger STemDllG WCQTIU,
5rrmOnt SdOtt1h unb 5remcnt gcIta, CONS
pOnrt unb etrsrtietieit espeitet an Gpl. 8 + II
.Srtmpnt, BON prcfe6cr q. DE gutna,
autcr Der s@terrY 8aaep," ,,@ranb pclFa Brill
Gant," ,.Sariatipnen BON rem @rabe Uncle Srue,"
,,3anetta WaSurta, ETC., etc. 3te aus9ate foe
ben rldienen NIT sinem eIe9arttn etbcsraptii6en
5lttcl Yortrait, an 25 Gents jeoes, scaRanbts
IS Gents. teraus9eesten unp gum Sertauf bel
Sctn or b'S Qianc, MelCbecn unb Nu'
t,Drpvt, 9irp Ysaio niesoau, Gtssnut Stra6e,
ptertaIt Der 7ten, 9bilapelpbia.
DG-geitdnbis uuf 6anb MulIf bon jebn Ga.
talUsue In prn Scr. Staateu, az ben nleperRen
9reiben.
3wsi8sStUtr.-3o. III Martet St.,
98lmngton. Delaware.
October 8. neW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08
Sreunpe Spn Spariamfeit pie ppllt if,
itilnaten2 -

Dts SuGanan par:tei tat benz Qotn Der
@m'rifanti6en @'eIanoten i'm auttanbe Spn neun
hts ~ ahtieba SauienO 5baler jdbrIi6 permr6rt.
Ss bat bic AaSSaten Der 8e9eruI.s Yterce
uber ~
10 aIiIIionen GbateIS'sermebrt!
8udnnan tat ben Scrfdlda semaGt pg-f 2 O
Wttttpnen Gbaler-gs BON ben 8elpsrn
oer~union aussusrten um bic SnIrl Cuba BON
Spanien 3u faufen. Guba IN Elm BON Nsaer ae.
fdllte5 GiIono-rs wurcr einiee srreen SfGapen
Staatrn sete1, uno nod 9leacr ernus lirfern um
snige ncIen Staaten i'm g8ctrn pamit Al iber.
itpemnrn unp lpet6e Nrteitsr ju serbranaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

10000 26 Sol Gtaen @6inbeln, 70 wis
aud stne srpbe anaatl Sdss9lSde. peiftrntteile
sSslb'eiGrn, iinp weblfeil ;u Yerfaufrn bel Dem
unter5eianeten In StsrmiIfurp Gaunl9iv, Grta
GatntY.
getrr 9rnuner.
0ttptsE 8, na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-08

So13 trbatts Die atputttE
1asntalIn, SCtcber +, lr56
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16
r. D. HOFFECKER, EDITOR.
Harvest Home and Mass Meeting,

a meeting will be held at Bowers Beach
on ednesday, the 10th of (uiy, for the double
purpose OF patronizing a Temperance House,
aud hearing addresses on the cause of prohi-
bition.
We cordially invite the friends of the cause
throughout the State to meet with us on this
occasion. We do not know where they could
spend day pleasanter than may be spent here.
The landlord, Mr. Mark Chambers, is very
clever and obliging host who will do all he cal
10 make he guests comfortable. We also in
Vlte those who are not friendly to the eause,
provided they come with disposition to con-
duct themselves peaceably and not disturb the
meeting. We would be glad to have present
every such man in the State, for we feel con.
hdent that there is much undue prediudico
existing against the Prohibitory Law which
might be removed by hearing its provisions ex.
planned.
Competent speakers will be provided for the
occasion.
T. b. COURsEY, Pr't X. C. Society.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16

- '"at "a'e Expressed themselves for The law
""G VIII oppose any party that attempts its re-
pePl' These are not mere isolated instances ;
mere are hundreds of both The parties.who will
ulsS0l'e ., their allegiance to their party before
uey VIII to the Pr,hibitory Law. WIN not
every irieDd to the law be answering in his ad.
n'fenee 10 t! If so, no political party will
u"'e array Itself against it. 1t is moi true that
t'Y We nave 00ne no goOd-the blessings produced
nave oeen apparent 20 all. If even the one.
hundredth part of the good contemp mpjnted b.s
Oeei accomplished, then we are compensated.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16
Tw0 WeeKs Latter from Oali(oynia.

1"G WeeKs Later from California.
Arfir0I 9f Me UauiA Webster # Ac,o 0rJco,,.
Pf"ccfd'"es 81 hhc Vigilance Committee
al S'" Fr""ciSc0--.Noremcnt III fhc Nicic
A"ihorHicS II Restore Ordcr-ProsDcc, ot
Ct0" 'F"r-IHe ErcifemeHt in He Interior
--H'%hfy ImPort"nt from Nicaragua.
NEw ORLEANS, July l2.-The steamship
Dahiel " ebater, arrived to-day from A~pin
wall, brings dates from San Francjsco 10 tLn
both of June
The steamship George Law, for New York.
would take S7O0O00 in treasure, and tho dis'
patches from the Commissioner relative TO the
lsthmus difficulty.
There had been no decrease in the excite
ment in San Francisco
very few had responded to Governor John.
SON. Proclamation OF June 4th.
The Committee had opened books, and were
receiving recruits by thousands
The lgllance Committee have now six thou
Sahd stand OF arms and thirty pieces of can
non. Ihelr force is divided into six reniments
Stong breastworks have been constructed in
front OF the Committees rooms. and an alarm
bell erected upon the building and several
pieces OF cannon placed upon the adjacent
roofs so as to command all the approaches to
their quarters.
Governor Johnson Lad gathered together
few hundred men, with whom he proceeded to
benlcla, with view to getting arms and anu
nlt!on from the arsenal. but Gen. Wood refused
to deliver them
The Governors forces are now calnped near
the city.
Dix more rogues have been banished by the
committee, and numerous arrests continue to be
made.
On the receipt of the Governors Proclama-
tlon' nearly all the principal towns of the in
terror held enthusiastic meetings, endorsing
the action OF the Committee, and in many cases
forming organizations to assist the Committee
In carrying out their measures.
Crimes and casualties are numerous.
No interest whatever attaches to political
matters.
The reports from the mines are highly IA
Vorable, as also are the agricultural prospects.
There have been no arrivals from the Allan
tic ports.
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON.
The Indian war continues. Gen. Suith's
command has been attacked near the Mead
ows' the whites sustaining loss in skirmish-
ing OF twelve killed and twenty-five wounded.
The Indian loss was considerable.
Col. Wright had lost fully one-third of his
command in battle with the Yykima Indians.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA
Gen. WIN. Walker was elected President of
Nicaragua, on the 24th of June.
E&-Prcsdent Rivas accompanied by his Min
ister OF War, left Leon the 18th of June, and
afterwards appeared at Chinendago, where he
collected force of six hundred natives. He
called IN the outposts, and ordered the Amcri-
can troops to evacuate Leon, which order was
ooeyed and Rlyas took possession OF the place
with 120 men.
PRESIDENT Walker has issued proclamation
declaring Rivas and his party traitors.
Most of the officers of the former cabinet
stand by Walker.
REVOLUTION IN COSTA RIGA
strong revolution against the government
has broken out in Costa Rlca, headed bv the
party which opposed the invasion of Ncara-
qua.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16

LYING or THE SUBMARINE Te1eop ,n,,
DABiLE|,;Sydney G. b., July I3-The 'sArh S.,t
marine W Electric Telegraph Cable for the Hau "",
rork, View FoGndland and London Telegro .eM ~
CUIrPany' mas been successfully laid across ,Pa ,P"
Mul M pl n ot' lawrence, between Cane Raw Conn 'ne
New ronndland' and Ashly Bay, Cape Rroto" ~Vo"'
distance of 50 miles, and messenoes ,rn n'eson'
Sslng freely and instantaneously trn~s'n'tI v NOW
rom from shore to shore. The Company hayn 7oeG
men ae work on the line in New Fo1nJIaud so ioU9 9
IaPe breton, and it is confidently e%mec,oG s"G
snat tne whole line will be completed 1'iu anG :;
eSsluI IuI"a h'i operation between New Yorkand $,
{, Sums, insuy " sng loth OF September, and betwec"
~ 'O""' " London within one year thereafter
rains in the West lately. '"' ""o coplous
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16

HCir FOR DAMAGES.-A p Osmond emplovol
Tue Adams Express Co., to carry a loom 70 Al
'ac"u"eitS' January last. a portion of the
same arrived at the place ofdestnation in ,brr,
H"yS afterwards, put the main part WAS lief,
laying IN New York for sumc two months
nI' w. sent TWO men TO put the loom IN but
"'ter remaining eight or ten days thry re.
turned without having accomplished their oh.
Ject- To recover the wages of these m.n tho
expense OF the journey, the repair OF the loom
Nc'' Mr.. o. brought suit, for &97. before ps'
qn're Poulson, and the matter was referred 70
reterees:-Messrs WIN. Bright, Joseph Rich.
ardson, and John Cpz,cr who after hcarirr tLo
case awarded Mr.. O. the amount claimed ~ ~
J"hn = Patterson, Esq, was attorney for the
company and we understand that an appeal
VIII be taken. Mr.: O. is certainly entitled -
Com pensallon for his loss, and it " IN he ,oiIo
cred't "i the company to allow his claim and
nave uohe win The matter. II the claim *
PeiSe'ered ln' aud properly made out, no iurv
IN 'he country would TAIL to award DANA ,,aS -
Republican. Co.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16

fNsr AGE'-A number of the boys of tbi.
wv" VINO nave outgrown the youthful pursuits
anu Pieasures common TO their age, have fnr
some time past, been practising in imitation y,
'"e circus men, and 10 they come out skiIfnI
performers, and exhibit their ,yondorfl e..
TO the world. There is one feature in il !,
SHOWS what boys can do when thew set thor
heads about thing. The actors are nos,Iv
boys from ten to fifteen years ofage. We bove
Oeen handed copy of their Programme which
we publish for the amusement of onr ro.J..a
The names are fictitious.
SMITH, DEFINING & Cos CIRcus will o,.I,;
olt at smyrna, every evening, in pavilion .ca.
PaOie OF accommodating 100 persnns
Among the most prominent Perforn,ers -,
tached to this circus are Donigan and ~
OiIyIon. the two great tunblers; J. Robinson
ana Y. farIes, the two great chair actors. and
performers OF wonderful teats, such AS standnr
on iheir hands, &c. G. Sisco, with M. veil
trained aud intellectual dog, John; G. FowIer
and N. foxwell the young tumblers of tic Ja,,
WIN u. Derlous. A. Wright, L.. Rivers. / IaIn'
ana others Also the two great clowns + aI(
Tue performing, and Pentland the comic ,uho
VIII appear with his Shellbark. The ceIohra
tea play entitled the Miser of Ba0dod - ,,',II
conclude each performance.
Admission cts. Young Ladies and GoD-
tleinan under the age of fourteen, let.
}. ROCK, AIT.
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16
DOings in Congress.

In the U. 5. Senate, on Thursday, the Indiag
Appropriation bill was taken up, amended ane
passed.
In the House, after considerable debate 2
resolution was adopted, providing for the an.
! pOlntment OF Select Committee To inonIrn int
the subject of the alleged frauds in the con.
structlon of the public buildings. The con.
slderatIon of the report of the Committee upon
the Brooks assault was then resumed Nr
Comns, Of Mass, made an earnest speecb in
favor OF the expulsion of Mr.. Brooks. He was
frequeatly interrupted but no disturbance took
place. Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, replied, and ar
gued against the recomme ndatons of the Conn.,
mlttee. Mr. Pennington, of New Jersey. re.
joined, and Mr.. Foster concluded the speeches
OF the day on the subject.
In the Senate, on Friday, private bills were
considered, and thirteen passed. Among them
was one granting pension of $50 month.
Tor hve years, to Com. Decaturs widow. The
aPpncatloh of Mr.. McCormlck for permission
TO ask for renewal fthe patent for his reaper
was refused.
In the House, Mr.. Oliver, from the minority
OF the Kansas Investigating Committee. sinh.
mltted report arraigning the report of the
majority as altogether er parte, aud charrinu
that many OF the statements were not sustain.
ed by facts. lie contended that Gen. Whitfield
was duly elected delegate to Congress, and
that at that election the anti Slavery party was
In minority. The House then resumed the
consideration of the report of the Committee
upon the Sumner assault The debate was
continued by Messrs. Allison, Bocock, Simmons.
Wilson, Edie and Giddings; and Mr.. Camp.
0ell' OF Ohio, gave notice that he would. on
Saturday move the previous question to close
the debate. O'O''
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16

! THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE Tho al
wees by the steamship Africa, at New York arr,
10 the 10Th of June. The most remork,bIe
ltenl Is statement, that some excitement was
created IN London, by an incident that occured
" MT Dallas, at the Queens Leyee. II an
pears that Mr.. Dana, a friend of Mr. Dallas
at'e"ued the leVee, and the costume of the l,t,
'eI not oeIng according to the regulations. both
gentlemen were induced 10 leave and return
20 the Embassy. The London Times charges
M: Dailas with breach of manners. and com.
PiaIHs tnat he sustained Mr.. Dana in his atte.
ipt 10 Violate the usages Of the British Cour,
Inc political news is Hnimportant. In tho
mouse OF Coinmons. Mr.. Moore endeavorcd IN
ootaln night for the discussion of American
Sliairs' but IN vain. The papers contain two
ietters from Lord Clarendon, addfossed IN Mr.
Dallas-one on the Enlistment Question-and
one IN relation to Central America. Roth are
pacific in tone. Lord C. states that he is nre.
pared to enter into negotiations, which he trusts
@iii oe conducted in spirit of eordality and
irankness. dictated by the true interests of raot
brllaln and the United States. Another bat,oI-
no non OF rliiemen has been ordered to Canada =
Ihe Bank OF England has reduced the rnte of
interest TO AZ per cent. Consols for account
1ab To Bog American Stocks are firm. with
an upward tendency. Breadstuffs without
'hange. The weather had been favorable for
igrlcuiturai purposes The Cotton Market was
ict'Ve WIN the advance of one eighth of a pen
~. FN"-
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16

MILFORD RIFLE COMPANY.-An efiart :.
being made by the young men of omr ,nw, =, ,'
get upa Rifle Company About thirIy bayc "
already Joined, and a meeting will he ieId ~,
Monday evening next, in the Odd Fcnows uaII
UI,lilng' Tor the purpose of organizing. &c
An a. interested are invited to attend, Die,,ond
Smyrna times., 1856-07-16

"
! TEMPERANCE MEETING.-On las, Eri1a,
evening the Smyrna Temperance Society moi
LOT the purpose of electing officers for the on.
SUNG year, when the following Man,rers ,.o.o
elected viz; Denney Stevenson, !. s IIufira..
ton' Robert McBoyer, John Eaton. NJ herman
John .. Eell, James r. Clements, Charles tsv.
de? Robt. d. Fiofecker, Joseph Carrow. WIN
H. Cahoon, Thomas Carrow, VIM n Star;
'on' Emerson and Rev. $. NJ. Cooper The
managers then elected from their number the
following officers; N. Jerman, Pres't. Jobn s
fei!' wee pres't; Robt. D. HofIecker. Sec'v =,
Jonathan Emerson, Treasurer.
After the election of officers. an ;nteros,ina
discussion took place in regard to the violation
ot the Prohibltory Law, when. on motion - co,,
hlI''ee OF three-M. Jerman, ]. Eaton and
W. H. Cahoon-was appointed TO draw IN on
agreement and procure signatures to the same
P'euglng themselves to stand by and assj,; in
enforcing the law. 1t is well known tbot,boro
are several places in and about SMYRNA where
liquor Is sold, aud it is determined, if possibIa
To ferret them out and suppress them.
Another meeting will be held on Friday even
ing next, III the basement of the NJ. r. Cburch
when several addresses will be made nan
eraI attendance is requested.