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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
Bay-Quf 6 u s a bo. fids cine aftienatfttftdaf

B&~Q Quf 6 ub a'bat fif cine aftienssIeuI6afi
nit sinsm Sdpitnl pcn ausebIid s Na0iCncn 3ba'
Ter Sur 8tfStpsrunglbcr 9aumrpcllensGuttu gee
tilOet. Die 9eisal6nft milf utlrs eanO auf Der
Sniel anfaufrn. bas Sur Saumrpten 'Sultur &c.
eisnct N, unO lOfcrt pRansunssn nnlssru, ft
aud IpSttr NIT Der 8lbrifation ppn SaumpcGrn-
naaren abgTtet'.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
Grl,au0erkaM.

Der Is -istriss So6n BON Sofspt gOntIs, ii
Scutbamptcn Sannf&ip, Buds GaantY. fieI I'm
t0tsn Suli BON sinsm 5eutpastn unb rannte fid
i'm Sturje bic Spibtn elmer aufre&t febenosr
Seusab,l In bic Iintsn Srulitbsils. Der llnalid'
li6e warp fir tobt pom 9tase sstrassn. bsfnbst
ii& aber uatcr drStliGsr pfIt9r sssen,partts auf
Der BelIerthd,.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
@Gffetnte6nnG.

9luf Scnntuss tm 23fsn ausuii nd&itsns,.
lcu Der Gdltein ;u Der in 9cptill Sauni6p. 9sGn
Guunts. unwst s. @ecrse's 6,antauis, i'm Sau
tssrfenrn senieni&aflidrn ,,NprsfnIdneer Ssre.
DE" auf cine isisrIi@a Beile esIsst werbsn 5dr
CUTE grtbser uno Sins'9 bore III terets selcrst.,
Vile &slisicnNfrsunbe In Der giate unp 5srns fns'
einssaSen tei;upcbnstt.
Ea- gs III arense Ssrboisn terauiGrnee @e-
.trantt In Der 9eaatarf4aft Der &ir&s ~ psrtaa~
fen.
Simsn g. Mimide
SSi,atban Dirbt
Seiie Glcs,
Mi6ael Deieerf,
geanftiRf
auaua S. 3ns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
.Mderbau : 8eriammlaaa

Cine grr1ammluns Der GrecutiSsn COMMITTEE
Der ae6a Gauntp adertau Grlell6aIt, lou &C..
talten werben am Samlas ben 22iten austa,
um 10 llbr gcrhttasS. an Dem @anbarIe BON
8. q. gr9tel, In Der Stabt @lsntnun.
S. s. Sbans, 9reliSent.
ausuf ). 1857. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

B9rDr SYraeule or. 81 Demptrat meibet
Gin DeutI&rr. Nlmens eucwis S4walts, purp'
sufdlis In ben Gdsemiitle an Der Bridgeport
9lautroar ss;Gotft. Or bate bic guiiiGt iiber
Die Mible uno lieB bic Dampfmcl&ine llils Ie.
BEN, um einen S&absn ;u rtrarittn. glSblit
Iebte ffn bic Wdl&ins in Serrtsuns un6 er pur.
be BON itr in'Sadde SerriiTtn. Ct bintsrldbt @sit
uno Ritf6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
1LnfRre court.

ltnfere guurt III sssenpartis In Sibuns utS
'mirb aud rpabrl6sinlid pieie urp bic san,e ndd,s
;fe gEcAe In Stbuns bleiten. Daipir ater lGcn
Rcntass nm lltr sur gttBt ssbsn mdbsn, 70
mar, als oisS am Iehtsn Wcntas ssfaat. natiir.
,li& nod nidts gBiGtises' utrbahpelt worbsn.-
'9ldhae Bo4e wrrpen mir bic BetSanblmssn
fulscn laben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

0r8eide 3wisbeleruts. Sin De-
nobnsr ppn SOutt Daursne in Woflduictts
ttcilt in Der Salsm Gazette nit, tas bic Saucn
iu llmtreile ron brst Nleilen aus benz Ssrfaufs
Der auf ttrtn 5tlOrn sescsenrn 3,pieteIn nidt
wsnisr ais 500, 900 in taarem @sIre seISbt
lh6tttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

nag Gin @shIsltIatt fdrsbt Sit unFeres
Stabt wobnt zine iunse 9acp. bic 70 Ji&tis III,
bag Fe jsprn @benb cbe fe ii6 Inc Srtt lsst, bic
S5tnitrscrtdnas tsruntslabt, bamit Der Mann I'm
Wcnc nitt blnein9udsn tann.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

GrSu 9cwSils- 9isu gc,t srtrantrn in bsr
lrbtm gBcde rrd 8inSrr, glumers 8rnorp
3Rrf tpaoete sin ffsines Bldehen In bas 8afsr
Sbm fplsts, um es ;u rsttsn fein stwds dlterst
SGpcifsr6rn, unb ale aud bisIe ianf, iprans eir
6ltrr 8rubsr ndd, atcr aud rieIsr Derlcr @runt
unO ale Srsi ianfen tn bic 2iffs unb psrfarpun,
Nsn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
12 S0nQebrer nerl0net.

SIM Satburs, es&a gounts, S6uItiartt irfr>
ben IL SGulletrer psrlnnet. Die Tirsttcrsn
oss bdqatsn DariftS wsrbsn. fh ;ur annatns
ucn eebrW ptrlammeln, duI. Noutaas ben 10ttn
Gueuf nadftns, am Saule BON q len gp~
. e {, tpnna unb ppIslta Der 9auntp. .Surtrin-
tsnrent ;usegtn fin ptrb um etr Gramen ~ baIe.
ten. Qlul @trotbnuna Der Scarb.
6. 9. Semmerrr, Ssr.
Gushl5 Hqins1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
Rin autsr 6d,miml III or.

Cir Sntipibuum fpsttete III Cincinnati itm rrl
Gatlcns eassrbisr. baB cr strras untsr NillussI
itsr ben Sbic idwntmen ,rclls unb ;uriid. gl
asmann bic gBette, mare absr bsinabe auf be,
3ldtcur rrtrunfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

aV 9t6bti&er SOB - 2lmi pprlebten
SamfaS N Gin Srdnnrr ai Der Strd6e ipelfe
rcn 5ilncrs In gdrbcn Gauntp, mad 99titebapsn
In Su1errs @duntp iutrt, pl6sti6 Gur@ pas ,a
hube Ic5sebsn tines lresnonntsn ,,SanbNSas''
9etretet rcrosn. = TNitIte IN ttrra so gSrps
rcn otr Stfts no rr ssltanprn wrs5sbln6rn unp
tpbt auigfhotsn wcrem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
In Connecticut

rurSs neuli& Gin sspiFsr .. g. Sperrs Srr Gs.
ridt ssbradt. neil or am Sonntas Ssu etnssfat-
rrn bate. Das @cttn mar pdhrsnb Der aanjsn
&c6r f6lsdt ssrrsien. unp am SCnntas @crstn
mar bic Dttsruns sinaia ubsr brctsnc. wcrouf
Sr. 9. fen Seu ins 9rodne tra6te. Die alase
putbs pcn rrm Gi&tcr abSspislsn ais cine unse,
ip6bnlihe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

BgSrn rsm Grcunes 8ssrd6hiepIaBt MAZE
tn 8ilins. Gun, pbilaeslpbia 9duhts, Enr felt
tusm Stflr 2siGen oussegratsn unO ssi ben
pOrbsn. Der GricbtUf liest ;ismli6 abselsgen
uno bic 9si&enr6ubsr tcnnttn ibrem runlclsn
5unbwsrte pbne srcbe GurGt Dor Gntpsduns at'
IpaItfn9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

D6suns id.-9m pcrleetsn Scnntag, ets
SaHb bel Walad Gbunt rin Cetlfer Manu untrr
dnsn SOblrn. .Searun, melGss sur SOISs bate bob
Tom bsice Brine abseoridt wurben. - Der uu
aliidliGt aRnnn N erR zine tirse 3tit In bisienr
SSa1.--gr pirr Omd, rnsn Irtr asfaidtsn glrst
&t. i tsiiis, Brbunorlt, uno es fam oaber
n6aIiA nin nab Ihm fetn eettn asrettet wirn..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

p9-gBIr pthIGtn bic NafmtrfIamtsIt unlerer
etisr auf bic anjeise res gbrw. 5srrn 6. 9.
bon ylsuYcrf. wsl&s f& in sirsr
aucsrn Spalte Der beutissn 3situne btFnOsk, su
tenfen. -Ssine Wroiein lpll nibert,sfild leih,
unp lpll laun pielen 9eirehesn sebolfen tabsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

OF Sn pOustfsspFe. q. g., tdBts elm ssrr
Grnftih Gin rrttppllss Yferp SurG BIZ. GrplpFcn
sinss 5tusrnddtrs Elm, ncriibr es fGM trurbs,
Gh tntlsete, bdumte unb tutt nisbrrliirSte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

RO- rmpui SINUS in Snbtana.-
Gin S6utlsbrsr, gfan,thS DlprriIcm, 1T Giptcn,
Upton Co., Snciana, fpurbs be isiner fiir,li6
ocrsencmmsnsn 5c&,citfeir wssen pclpsumts
vrboftst. Der S&slm fol- Int @anJen a9t
gDpiber baten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

HGr@tarn Scr 5usen i1 in Mnudb G6unt
Elm 9unsc, glamens George W'trrid, ocn
sinsr Sd9Ituptr ssfallm, wOtsi &c rinsn arm
brad.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
GGltetnledrra.

Scnntuss ben 30Gen ausuif aaAasrs. lctTl
Der Gd1sin ;u Der neusn 8irGs, peltse natf BET
epnuple, spnn Saunl6Ip. es&a @auntp. erbatt
werpen icl, untsr ben ibliden GsrsmpneH selsek
werpen, po;a ale i5rsiinpe bsr 8slision ftsune-
lhdftliG sinsslaben fno bsitdipctnsn. Sir su-r
tc Yrsessr uap Sins.Gbcr wlrO ssiSrst rserDsFk
pon ben
Saitnteiferns
Musuil 5. 3ht,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

0rDie eetytname elmer Srau unc ibrr trci
8nbrn purSen nsuliG im SGinUis 5iue. nats
NlrreeuIIa. sefunben. Der @atte unO Batter bies
fer 5amilie Iistt Int Ssrbadt bisIeibe In ben Slub
sspprfen 40 baden. Das S6suIat IN entHcben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

70 Der Ddmpffr nSGinOis'' III por einiasn
ds8sl mi! lPitcrea Aeuisttiisn ron @alifrrnisn
ansr.arst. Gniste rejHsn nun bis ;um 5teu
Sui Der Ddmpfrr bate 81 ASS 900 In, 6art.
ssls an 9parr. Die iitrissu 9la6rid&,n IdJiis.
bsl nicbte pi&tisss In lih.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
r.l1eriainmInna

Gtns easrr'g 'gsrIammluns Der Dsutf6.goah.
ssIi@en @smenlaaft fol- pisire Subr nabe bel
glajaretb, In glurtbamptOn @auntq, sebalkr nsr.
ben. Drfelbt brsnnt am 24ltsn AuSdf, unp
t-irp cine gBphe pauera.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

0T Gbarles y. 81 o d no Oh, Gfe>
BON eev Staot Nlau& Gbunf. IN nsuIiG ais Ga
6irer Der NOrpaIf (GpnnecticuD 8ant rrwdblt
prrbrn. : Go lca bliss elne bsgrii4s gluswabI
lcin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

s%Sn Sapstte Gaunts. 8irsinit,. idius Dor
stnisen 5assn sin Wlann Namens 8ineaic, feline
Ec&trr In tinem @nfall prn Corn, init sinsm Ss'
Zen itr Rem &cpf unp t5otets lfs auf Der Steae.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

SgGs ii terr6hst woroeh. rab felt Der Grs
l6ofuus Der gpelt pisrssbn tnuisno @ilIicnru
Mtnl6en in SdloGtsn unsetpmmen fne. DOs
pi1 tbui.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

Eag- @ s.rttsol l.t Grnte. - 9tGt6. 6
(. Saabam i'm Gauntp Sadlcn, Snp., bsdst
500 nit &crn tepnan,te older eanb, pon bener
e., mem man nir 20 SuG&sl auf ssp adsr an
rinmt, $500 r.istt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

/ 9d Gttrn. Slnoa, wurOt tirSt& Elm tupfer>
nsr RslIet II 5ue untrr Der grbcterfl1he In elmer
Rcbtsnatts sehinpen. gDle Der SsiIsf bort BIN
fam, II cine Grase Die pubL ME tsantpcrtrt wsr'
ben trirS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

nggins reutfde 5ruu, glnmtns Sul6, trctn'
talt In ptaabslpbid. wurps leste secGe auf etc
Ssl6uIOisuns arretirt oab- lie Q SinSer babe
psrhunasrll laiIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

B1Die slnaabl Der 5hufer in ernecr betrGs
Srsitunosrt un6 ls&3is Sdufsnb-tinidn8li9 III
cine NHSabl Stdote ju biIcen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

D0- Sn Gbioaso bfsubIten udt bunberf Der.
f&isbens gerIOnsf urS Girnias qiqucr ssicsn,, Sc.
be s350--rpel9es ,uiammsn Tdt auf 40 tauienb
56altr bstauft. DIR eiqrortanesl mub paisltf
ein prpfit[ines @eIhGft leiri.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
. erbctr atbet:

am Scnntas ben 26asr Suit. thr6 ben Gbrr.
serrR s.. 9. 9sbr. Ssrr 8 9n 8ibler Bon
Carbon Gauntp. NIT gRi6 auetnpa NIT If,
BON Mcnrrt Gaunts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

B0- Sn gcrt Gauntp ltarb nsuIiH Elm 6,i6b'
RIGGS Nlap1sn burG ben 9snuB pon Ssrgiftstsm
satrers, Der auf tsm aRhrI:s Sstluft tpurhsn
mar
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

p6rDs @ttp. Strr 5Offman, uisbrrrr SABRE
tutbettIGsn ptsriser Der DrsteinisfeitsfirSe IL
,8eabing narb am. pCrlrstsn SamfaB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

OF Sn Gnelano bdtten lih tarSliG 60 alts
gBribsr Si sinsr gsrsnisunss @eisni6dft psr'
iammsIt, sorl@t bic 9iittrr bon 500 Sinbsr tra'
rem
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05
Der llrnleen,r;rm

fat aud auf ben ednbsrsisn. bee s. 3. 8 rnu s,
Gia., BON birlrr Staht, rpunnsrbars Ssrbserunssn
unp bepeutencen SHnben anaeridtet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

BSS nj. 8lts ssetSptst. SIN eduf
Der lsstsn gDoGe lOaen i'm Stadt SbiC IS Ger
lcnen pom 9ttb setSttet rcreen fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

Sctannss Rctrer, Rsbattear bss
..esansstls golfstCtrn," larb lsstsn DUnnsrRas
Wprsen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

Dcbuaue, Soma, 27. Suit. gm psrissn
Sonntas trannttn In 5uliwYe. Ninnsicta. cine
Gn,atl Stcbrs unb 5aufsr ab. @abrf&sinli6
SufOIss 9ranbTiftans. SertuR $4,000. Der
hteuuaa asrina.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

bg Balstn gift 81 .2Opsr gui4el, in eOuis.
piIs, Sentudp, unb IN am ga[ltn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

nay Sn Daupbin Gdunts wurSen In Der ies'
ten gBu6e pen sineui Mdnn ano enen 8natsn
10 @der Sruht In 6 Stunoen aetabt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

0JSn Dem SbtO Staatsssfdnsnib fnS isb
CAT @sfanssns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

S6- Sn Cincinnati wsrbrn bic &artpiTsln 3u
25 Cents PER 8uidrl psrtauft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

KIN pb0UU Won IgIHsW AbCtpt uHS Ist'
nen Rinoetn teot 8sprti3eIt.
I Ntwsg crt. 90. Suli. Sulia 5sfftrmann
unb ibrs swet Gtnbsr rpureen ttute In SrcCElpn
arstrt untsr Der antlass Gbriacpt 5efsrmann.
Sutisns Gtemann tCSt ssprastlt su hatsn. alle
Sartsisn lfnb SrIdntsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

8caon, %. SuG. qprns DOGsnwaarsn'
Nanufaetur In Rpnfcn. @aT., brunnte am
Spnntass ab. BtrIuf $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-08-05

ausua S. 1857,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
Theatrical and musicaI.


Nrtos GARDEN Fashionable audiences nightly express
the Magic s~ord" which be preceded this evening
by tight rope feats and dancing.
BowERr THEATRE Mr.. Cnanfrau tenders "IAnda, the
segar Cir" Moses Dream" and "Orion, the Gold Beat
err for his benefit night Such attractions will be pretty
sure 70 draw an overlooking house
Burrows Mr. and Mrs Florence are 10 appear 10 three
The plays the "1rsh Emigrant Temptation "Thrice
Married, !" and "Mischievous Annie"
wA1AcKs-hlss Eliza Logan Ia 70 mako her second ap
BY various ne ~ and old members Of the company. "a
Kiss In The Dark the dterpiece.
LAURA KEEsr's -hlss Keene and Messrs Burnett Wheat
popular and very exciting play Of "Plot aud Passion
which Ia TO be followed by the celebrated "varety"
AxnucAS hrsKrx Tho laughable pieces entitled "a
10 be enacted this afternoon the successful drama
"Fraud and in Victims at night
Nmo's saIoos.-Mme. LAGRANGE announces her last
concert but in New York this evening She has So
ected variety Of the choicest musical compositions for
the occasion
GBoRGK CRrry AVID wooD's MrvnRns offer number Of
new songs dances and burlesqucs including the Happy
Man. In which George ensce . conspicuous and very
comica character.
BUcNEYs SErvADyRs tender benelt 10 their popular
prims DONNA Miss Hert, this evening The spectacle OF
Ahddin" and buresque OF Trovaiore" the chief
features.
BsYASrs' MrsrRus are stll enjoying a fair share OF
patronage al Mechanics Hall Besides all sorts OF singing
dancing &c, they viii tonight perform the Escaped
Cinnamon ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
Sentence OF the Mutincers or the Brig Gen.
ersl Pierce.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge IngersoIl.

JuSs ls-John Nsds, John Brown and John Do Costa,
round guilty Of the manssushter Of the captain and cook
Of the brig General PIERCE were called up for sentence
The Judge sentenced each OF them 10 imprisonment fer
the captain and like penalty in the case OF the cook
making the punishment each prisoner sir years mpri
sonment and $1,000 This will amount 70 confinement for
life, will be impossible for them 10 pay the Ane Tho
prisoners are Portuguese.
John Smith, the principal in the mutlny, who was con.
vicet o. The charge of murder, has been already sen
fenced for execution In August next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
The sp.n,,h-wes,can ImbrogIio.

'Ess or THs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re- LOOKED
As sAFE-HoPEs or SPAIN FROM ENGLAND
TRANCE.
May 2e) Correspondence Of the london II mes ]
70 particularly new phase In the Mexican ques.
tear The hopes Of an early settlement are not 90
hey were a short time ago. The govern ment
- ANXIOUS 70 arrange matters as soon possible;
- re oOhged 70 be cautious a. II q subject upon
WI. nanonal vanity and preiudices would be ea,ily
ekcs "a " introduced into the deba 10 the Cortes
wvsio We admirably a. a handle Tor patriotic mem oers
W we pSuon There ~ also s this instant Madrid an
Lnluetce Dos altogether legitimate which s affecting the
49, IN OF NE question IL h well known that previous
I've ue massacre OF the speniards Mexico By Alvarez
eoo rs oonpAn rs he relations between the tro govern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA'S MAILS.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT HONG KONG
The Dallas Clarendon Treaty and the
Mexico-Spanish Questions.
TWE OCEAN TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION,
&C., TO-, 10.

The mails Of the Europa reached this city from Boston
early yesterday morning.
Tho chief points Of the had already reached by
telegraph
telegrapbc despatch from Venice TO Madrid announces
the death Of the Princess Bagraon wife Of his Exceency
Lord Howden
The whole OF Persia Is described to be in very unset
tied state the authority Of the Shah being little regarded
beyond Teheran
An important meeting OF railway shareholders had
beer held in London The proprietors present resolv
ed memorable the Vice President Of the Board of
Trade TO give them protection against competing schemes
They represent that railway capital Of 900
a sake, and they pray that further extensions,
branches compel lines should be encouraged excep,
In cases Of permanent public necessity.
Mr. Winthrop United States Consul at Malta, had been
entertained at dinner by the Masonic body there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
EVIDENCE OF FREDERICK A. LANE.

am attorney and counsellor atlsw; have known
counsel; would have hesitation 10 believe him under
oath, when not under OATH have had occasion 10 test
Confusion q dess that the s,, witness spoke Of
Cross examlned-T was Mr.. Knowlton's counsel In the
church difcuty commenced two years ago. took part
with him.
The counsel for the claimant offered 10 call other wit
nesses 70 The same point, but the Court restricted him 70
The Court then declared the case closed.
Mr. Clnion-After case protrac,ed ~ this, which
has run over period Of four months during which one
hundred witnesses have been called, In not expected
that the counsel can be prepared 10 up without
little time for preparation.
The Court inquired 10 the intention OF the counsel
regard TO the California commission asked for for pur
poee Of examining witness there.
Mr. Tlden bad no objection 10 up the case without
Mr. Hwards-we lel the papers with you In hope that
you would have acted upon them.
poran fact and circumstances which would 20 10 show
thst this alleged marriage could have taken places
but at The same time am willing TO up and leave the
commission and the whole case 70 stand upon the decision
The Court-n the commission Ia no, taken out the de-
cson will rest entirely upon the evidence now before me-
would have been entirely unmporant and for that rea
con withheld I'LL the case was closed.
Mr.. Edvards-We might possibly sum up and leave the
after that
case would have 70 be reopcned and you would have all
your preparation for nothing
MT Chnton-We resist the application for the commits
sion, and " your honor think advisable prepar
cd 10 60 into an argument uponiL
The C0uft-No, no.
Mr. rldep--we might possibly leave the question OF
the commission entirely TO your honor 10 decide.
Mr. Cinon-1f tina. commission Ia Issued, we csim tnas
that part OF the will be entirely opened again. and We
can produce rebutting testimony,
Mr. Enthusiastically. - -. -.
The Court 10 the nse for the contestants you
withdraw your application for the com missionf -
Mr. Edwards-No, sir, we do not withdraw our appne'
ton fur H. $50.
The Court win ic, you know, then, when decide
upon commission. would rather not hear tne sum
ming M until the IN disposed Of You better,
In The course Of o-norrsw, rcpsre all we papers ana
hand In 10 me
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-14

HsRRIsoSBURa, August II, 1857.
The tournament at Orkney Springs came on on
Friday last, tho 9TH inst Yhe names Of the several
knights are as follows DIR. Ningfsld. as Bruce:
Rinkerstou; C. Miller, knight Of Harrisonburg;
T. Richards, Knight of Albemarle; J. Penny hacker
knight of the Tenth Legion; X. Yancey, Knight of
orkney; VI. Taum, knight Of Edingburg.
The Knight of Rinkerton having taken the ring
four times out of six was declared the successful
knight. Bruce took the ring three times out of
-ix. The Knights of Orkney and Douglas having
each taken the ring twice out of five rides, when
upon riding again, the knight of Orkney was de
ciared successful.
The coronation came off at night in the presence
If the assembled beauty. Miss Newman, of Orange
county, was crowned Queen of Love and Beauty;
Hiss Garland. of Lynchburg, first Maid of Honor.
md Miss Miller, of Shenandoah, second Maid OF
Honor. The presentation of the crown was very
handsomely done by Mr.. Garland. of Lynchburg
who delivered chaste and appropriate speech
The exercises of the day were concluded very plea
sanity with g set too, which continued until the
small hours of night" The persons who
present will not soon forget the tournament at
orkney Springs.
Orkney has now about 40 visitors Everything
is Just it should be- under the management OF
its very gentemanly proprietors, Messrs. Ray 4
Bradford and if you wish to enjoy yourselves you
could not do better than to spend few weeks at
this watering place.
Mr. john Fuls who resides near Mt. Clinton, in
this county, while on his way to Rawey Sprin IS
on Sunday last thrown from his horse and sc
riously injured. His cheek bone WAS literally
mashed, and driven in his head. He is not expect
d to recover. His marriage was announced few
weeks since.
Mr.. z. s. Roudabush killed bird in the lower
end of this county, on Tuesday Of last week, that>
a stranger in these regions 1t measured four feet
IN height and six feet across the wings from tip to
-ip the bill eight inches and half long. II
entirely white with the exception of the tip of
he wings, which were black. Will some of your
many correspondents inform us 'bcnighted beings
what species of bird it isl Information is wanted
Mr. Thomas Harrison. living near this place. hat
mis- fractured in two places by falling from thu
porch of his dwelling ON Sunday last.
Yours, &c. VALLEY.