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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
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Scte Der Sanf Of 9tep Orleans rntflcb beuts auf
prm DGmpfer Gabamba mad Sasaua nit S50,s
900 in 8uncs Der aenannten Sanf. Der Selije
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
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maft unp bic Sibe witper cingenommsn. SEER
SrnS iiterrei4te bre SittIhriitcn fir ben Scr
tauf Der Staatswcrte. Serr 2auta6 psrtaB ci.
he Bill Idr bic Uirbrfrritriefuns Der Cation
Sant. Sm Sauie purNe teinabc Der San3e Gag
NIT prioot Bills aufgcnummsn.
Sanuat27. SIN Scnat riiattrtc Scrr
9enr1ie, pUn Der Gjrri4ts Committee 8er6t,
iber QnfIdScn ppn MBo6tuna pcs @ni6ts, be-
auSli6 bes 6GaeS pcn 9Sm. j. Sma1. (eu
gBlfins tiiRpiste an, paB er cinrn papcn atwci
denbSn Scrht gu rriiattcn tent1htiBc. Sm
SauIr wurbcR mebrcrc Bills mp Der Yrivat. Gae
lenprr ttratben.
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re Bills pcrlsIen uno teratben, murnuf iih oicl,r
8brser. ptrto9tr. = Sm 6duic lcgte Srrr Softer
einen @cdnrmtbCi6IuB iur 2inndbme pcr, wuna6
bic ~beoen SSuier am t0ten 8ttrudr ,ur gBab
eines Staatss sShaBmrlrrs in @rIammt @cnvcn
ticn tretcn Icllen Der SeIdhue pa6rtr Die critic
Serle1ung. Ser Wagonicltr belt brue rinr Re,
be porin cr frin Scrfdbrcn 6iuii6tttb Der SBaGl
rrs 0'rn. @anIerpns pertbrio1tc gin SrIhuE
fir ben Ttrfauf Der StdatSpcrfr purpc nit IS
9r9en 40 Stimmsn prrprrfen --C Die 9pfce mol
len bCnnld Die 9Srrfe nidt psrfduft batrn, pam
fic ilre 9tinccrcen aud fcrncrbin nod fcrticbrn
tDanen. = g4ta wenn rS allen Ilrtc,abtcr rrdt
ill., 70 mu6 CS uns aud redt Ien.-) Cine Sili
fur elm frrics Sant @eIss 1T bcute in bisiem
8Srpcr Srreim worpcn.
Sanuar 29.-Sm Ssnat trurprn MIR mcbs
rere Bills perlcIen, worauf man iiA pCrtasts.--
Sm (oauie puroC nlh Der urbnrcidun9 ener Qlns
aabl Sitihriitcu, Der @cIammtbei hluB, nm 10.
Ssbruar Sur g4abt cineS Staats SAaBmci1crs in
@eiammtsG gu trcttcn, an9Cnpmmrn-
wcrouf man id pertaste.
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Detatte tatt, in Sr,us auf ben Seri6t. CON
tempt Ger Court brtrrffcnp, weIde bis gum Nuf.
bruG pouertc. SIN SauIc bieIt 5r. @ilora cine
8rre Sesen bic bon BdSenirlcr sebaItrnc, in Sr.
Sus auI GaWrcn'S 99lbl. wUrin er Die Srrrrn
eebo, Nenear uno gBagcnietlrr ansrifF 9bm
fulste Johann locrr WhG umont, wetbcr Sobn @8.
JprRrY Ubue Dapoiaube mtnabm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
RSy@ On tCr GIfIcpoebuna pon Npre Carolina

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it cine Sia cjnsciibrt wprren brtitelt ,.@ine
attc, I'M ioeiratbrn ouBumuntsrn uno ~ brITrs
oem." Otsie BID outcrilirt bic 8jdter rer Su'
prCn'r Court mc Der Superior Gpurten uno ale
lt3enlFtr Nusiitcnor Ntdtaarw5Itr, Scrattsfssrs
ldtritH 5u ccuycbrn mad penItlten 0tcgeln, mic
0rrpcN1rittrr unp YrrpisCr res Gpar9elumS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
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ltomtnlitrolcrtn ccr 6inttraRtnhnf ocs prtcrttu n
4 nc s gQ ever, lIetbln ron QBltitutura SauU:
Ihip, ettbO &aurtN, or9tlttO mrrctn nr.-!tnc olrs
icni9cn rahtr,pcht ncb an ttioatt olntrroFrnibalt
butoi9 ilnc, wtreGu birrurtb auflcfcrbtr nnCrholb
g1cbtn anjuruirn uno otiuGcSahltu.-llno Sclebc
cis ncd rchtm6GiSc IufCrorun0cu BADEN mEatu,
fno cttnf0lIS HiutD clhc nuGrbolb rtr bco9tcn 5It
wcElerltaEl9t cinjubdnrtSch an
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
Seffentlt6e 9Senbu.

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I'M ~ ll9r Witta9S, Ip(lrn am SauIe brs Inter.
itrietcnrn in Stip .g3bcitGoQ GaunIdip, Qrba
GnuntY, fcl8enre 2Irtte ouf bfcntli4rr Tenru
YerFautt wcrrcn, nSmIi1:
4 ShaIfpfCroc, njorunter cine trnornte gPG6re,
Gin 2sj1Brj5 unp ein 1si5bris S5ullrn, 8nrpicb,
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9Bo9cn nit yannen mp Deidld, QHi1e unb G..
gen, NuprBCi6trr BON oarr Dirt, 8lcacnnresn,
2 Saopies, 0olSs umo Sa9psS6littcn, 2 Vdor
9rulctern un0 S6Cmsl, Shuttarrn, Gtcfs unp
9FU95 gGaagen, 2 Spasiers2Ba0cu, elmer baSpn
NIT yannen wnp SdGlcl, nit 0elGirr, Sperr.
mo &Ul. .&sttch, Nhls uno Srus0abeln, cine
S6wn9muble, cine Strids Ma1dtne, Iladsbre.
dcr, 6ru2trcif, @jrasimicn, Scbeilcn, StcinIdles
gel, G]rutb0de, SpIttt9cidirr, cine arpge Sous,
Wo jwet tIenere ussllBrrn, 4 Settcn Ii. Sstts
lnrrn, Slide, Sti6lr, Orabr, Sdrdnte, &ifcn.
Stamer, 6dbcr, Suttrrfab, 2 GilenfrIel, 2 flps
ferne &rlid, GiIcntGfcn, rtn GROCER JSr6cfcn, Gin
tlrtner StciufpbtmsSfm, 2 SOls6fcu, cine Stint,
SGttsl unp 3aume, 20 6ru6tiGdr, cine Grcbs
tanf, unb nod VisIr anrrrc 9Irtitcl ju umnanrlid
ju merCn.
Gte Scbin9un9en am @safauTlta8c mb gtuf-
wartun9 ppn
gGilliom @ennrr.
g6ra6om 3irsrnfub, 2Iuctipnrrr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04

" euzN ort. %ui&irpcn @clowr6tlcr in
cer gHal 'StroEe saben rbue Gdwirrietcit fir
3wCtlalIinaititt, auf rsnrn bic Yfefer netb Gft
bar fnr, 25 Gents, fir obocIdliTcne %, fiji
S6tljn8Ettde If Gents uuo fir Siypsuccnddc
} Gents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
,Setier in Gbitaao,

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wurben bsute Ncrsrn pom Grusr Ser15rt. Der
Berluit tstrdst $4,000. - .... ,...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04

gSlerristurs q, 27. San. gcuo. gcllud
crftdrt int ,f5slrptrapbn boB or nht ale GonbiOot
fir bic Rifpsrsrwdllms ais @cuSernrur auftre'
ten nprne IL
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
TrIrgrapbirats,
Setd,lasnal,me pen Diamanten.

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Ser. Stantsn Gufcmbauies baten beute ben, aans
gen Scrratb Der 5erren Seale u, Brothers in Wai'
ben Sane. an Diamantrn inb GrsIitrinrn i'm gBer'
t6e BON sl50;000, auf ben Srrenht, ca6 fie 9e'
l9mu98clt iinb, nit Sel6lag seIest. '.
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BON prcnamtuca teri6teti baB iie bic Sarfe Gilep
vcn Scitcn ac1prcfen, unb bab oirlr lebtere srci
MHtrcien bes prrlrrsnen Ddmpfers ,,epcnnaisn
bon sinem Slrse enlightenment bats. 0trIel6en
eridbIen ba6 60 ertrunfen lsten, unb tob Der 8sif
bic Sscte bsiiieaen tots uub Sermuttli6 bon Sprs
beipaIIirsnpen SdifFsn dufacncmmen wurben. q
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04

BE- Die gBrtbe non SeffrIcn Gity, Saupts
fapt prn NtiIcurt, ihmirpn ras Giirn 10 langc
eS parm 1T unp rr6nsu Den @cirtarbern ote rucr.
me Summs bon rreiBig 1baicr per gGc6r fir
JfcR unp '2c9s.g Ecin 8mcr, eoB bic 10 bed
SrilcucrtCn milo psrocn unp BEN 8eajcruralig
mad ct. VcuiS psrIc5rn pplsn. 9br 1aalrNn
III nur SO unp anIatt liA paYcn Ctwas 3uridlc,
gen ;u tSnnrn, miBcn iie nod @jtIO Sulrgsn, I'm
Gsib unO Seelr ;allmmenubaltcu : sir amcrts
flniIAe Yntriptn III oies cn dH;ufIrErr Snbat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04

t9~ Sn Gbieasa, ST., ipurcc rrr Sanf6ctrii.
ger Maitlanp auf ,cbn Sabre in's ;3uGtbaus ac.
i6tdt, Gin 9rObeS g8mrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
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rpiro bsrit et9Stsu, ra6 Ger lIrt,r;rhnrt ais III.
minitrar ron Der 6intrldBrnibdft ccs prrltcrtcrCn
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Saunihip, 9cdba Gauntr, crronnt ncrccn iif.-Quc
oitsui9Gu oabtr Ole nrh an belaete 6nnrlagtnIcbaf
itbutoi9 Gno, peroSu blrburdb oufscfcroert inncrs
halls gB,;bru an;urufln uno abSutr,atleu.-lne
iclbr Die nctb rsd>tmaGi9s Scrcrrun9en tabln ms
aSn, fno GbGnfalls cruht Iche inucrbaIb oct bclaa
ten 3sit rprbIbrltatiSt GinSuh6nbt9cnj
: Gjpbfricb YrtCr, 9tbm'pr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04

ED~ Sn New gJort purbr in Der Sprsm gpds
etn elnsiser Diamant fir $4,000 Ysrfauit, mel,
der tsiltmmt MAR Prn 9aIsI4mWd siar Dame 81
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
Scfcntlt6C 9(QCDrtC6t.

9ladr6t wjrp btermt gcacbrn, pab bic 8irs
ger SUn Sirmtsitbal unp ben trnoGbartsn 9aurs
idip5 sngelatcn itnp, sincr @Tlammluna tsi,u.
wctnrn. wrldc Nr0altCn ncrNCn fed auf Cam.
tags, rem IA. 6cbruar, TIM llbr Nahmittaae,
am Saufe ron 9etrr Rptb, in SGpipbcit.
baQ, EcAa Gaunty, AZ brm @nb;pcd cine Qfrrrc
Scrii&crmss Gelcli4ait gu crganiIrm. ginc
itarEr StpDBRung phb rwartrt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-04
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

articles, by himself or others, Of a personally
offensive character, calculated to produce
mischief OF lead to fatal or serious conse.
,quences; the platform occupied By the
q fulcrum and lever OF the moral aud intel
lectual world, should never be perverted from
its legitimate uses. 1t is no gladiatorlal
arena, upon WHICH men should be allowed 70
meet aud discuss or settle their private dis,
putes. The Press belnngs in one sense to
the public, andsthe public good should be its
constant and only aim; aud whenever II be-
comes necessary to expose the delnquences
Of persons occupying positions OF public con-
fidenee aud trust, and the occasion demands
that the actions Of individuals should be
closely scrutinized. let not the niotire Of such
be ;ou severely condemned until at least they
have had the full benefit of calm and un.
prejudiced hearing.
Whilst we should never be afraid to blame,
lei II be done with prudence, moderation aud
decency; never lose sight OF the golden rule,
nor forget that sometimes errors of Judgment
are moi chargeable to impurities Of the heart.
The head may be sadly al fault, and yet the
NATIVE and heart honest.
An editor who carefully ayUids giving
offence in the publication OF objectionable
articles, should not be held to account in case
he publish communication which may reflect
upon The character or conduct OF thUse &C.
lcupying public positions, either Of honor
profit Or trust, provided the charges be true,
or, there is legitimate grounds for believing
I them t. be true, provided, also. that on de.
mand, responsible author is produced, and
every honest man interested in the matter
ought to be regarded as responsible; then We
say unhestatlngy, that tile editor or publish
err is free
No article of personally private nature
should ever be allowed to find its way int
the columns Of decent journal we look Ioi
such things only among those WIN hold re-
sponsibilily to .higher law" of their owr
making. A corrupt and venal press, which
sends forth its tainted fruit To vlilate aud IN
jure the public morals, becomes curse u
fearful magnitude, aud should be in every
case summarily and severely dealt with. A
free press, uniettfred by parties, and baldly
independent in the annunclation OF correct
views and principles promotiyc Of public good
is one uf the surest and mot reliable bull
warss Of freedom. We concur most hearth,
in the following paragraph from our friend:
Of the Newberry Rising sun:
"The liberty of the press is essential t.
the rights Of the people. Whenever it j,
muzlled or stuffed. repubIicanism is at an end
Yet il should be conducted with moderation
decency, AMI propriety; fnr. when It be.
comes unbridled. morality, virtue. honor
truth and justice are worthless things"
Camden IS. CT Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

CorsTgHrEr.-We saw Yesterday, com.
terfeit nuie "l the Bank Of Charlotte fpr
$40. u purpuris to have been issued sih
April. 1858. The signeite, which is badly
executed. represents blacksmitIi's shop,
horse being shud. aud traveller looking on i.
The general appearance IL Tie note j. bad,
The engraving being elumsily executed, and
The paper &c Indifferent quality. The sig.
natures II the officers are well done, bpt the
figures in tie corners and III tie centre II lie
bill ATE rude and unlike iliose in tie genuine
note. There are other JIssimiIatiles. but a.
they have been pointed out % a lolmtrocca.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

AanEsrrD.--On TUESDAY last man named
Calvin Terry was arrested aud is nov lodged
10 the jail VI tits county on the charge 81
murder, IN having caused the death II Capt.
Wilkinson, Of the steamer soulherner, who
was supposed to have fallen overheard from
that boat some three or four wears ago. Ter.
~ was engineer ON the boat al the time.
Various rumors are aIlOat 10 regard 10 the
circumstances which have led 10 his arrest,
but these we lDrbear abiding "a, a. they
will, no doubt. appear a. evidence on the
Judicial investigation. We presume Terry
will be removed to Fayetteville for trial.
Wilmington yMvHaL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01
rng cHRIsTLAN,s posIrIoN.

The following BEAUTIFUL aud impressive
thoughts are taken irun /" The RI, al Preach.
err" volume from the pen Of the Rev. DIR.
James Hamilton. Of London, author Of" Life
in Earnest" i" The Mount of Olives" and
other admirable volumes, which haze had
very wide circulation IN England aud in the
United STATES. The murk published BY
the Carriers, Of New York
i Behold your position Is a candidate for
i Immortality What could you desire which
the God 81 grace Iias nnt done for you alrea.
dy: A salvation more completes Bible
more pisin-a revelation more abundant !:
and yet. instead ul sitting down cOutentedly
aud Thankfully IL this feast ct fat things, and
abandoning Yourself to all the blessedness
which Is 80 freely given you, do ynu not
usually find 4 barrier Of dilatUriness or dis
trust rising upbctwixt you and lie costly pro.
vision With that Gospel spreading blanily
0ctsFe yOu, there is nothing better Tor you
than 70 tat and drunk nf ITS mercirs, and
enjoy the goud which Il brings YOU. Oh,
study TO realize yoar amazing position, a.
one whom Jehovah. all-sutlicient, i. daily
inviting into his friendship, and whom the
Mearer d a sinless humanity is willing 10 call
MS brother. Fear not 70 u,Ias Il, that 20 you,
pour tenant Of the dust, white robe and
golden harp are offered. Fear not to think
uf il, al sln-llden and sin. peryaded as you
aEc, that % the fellowship nf angels and his
own society, Tie Holy One invites you. Fear
not think e, that ~ a believer IN Jesus. aud
20 a member IL his great ran.omed body
your very self is sun 20 be an inhabitant u
that world where here is neither sin nor sol :
row, and burgess VI that city whDse street.
arc gold, and whose gates are prail. Fear
not 10 think such things; but fear to forget
them. Fear not To- believe such thugs but
lear 10 credit then il cnld and warrant mar
ner. Fear to get nnio thar habit which en-
CULTS any amount ~ tioi' mercies. as the
ocean eagui.ihe argps,. without feeling rich.
er Or fuller, ~ giving any revenue back.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

~ IIoNEsr EDifOR.--ilhe Niagara Demo.
cr.t relates the following /" nnie III REGARD
to Mr.. Skeels Of The Ipckpolt Court. W.
went tn Rorhester last week aud found 4
pocket bOuk on one ol The seats, containing
something over a hundred dollars. II wa,
the property Of clever. hard working man
an engineer Oh tie Railroad. lie felt Ihank.
fol Tor the unexpected recovery Of his money.
aud grateful to Mr.. Skecls. I" There" said
he, taking out twenty. live dollars, take
that, Wr. Skeels, sou are entitled TO It," As
a matter 81 course, NJ. Skees refused the
generous offer, srking that il was :. north
f,ceity flee dollars 10 an editor 10 haUe The
priritsgs 81 carrying a h,iaired oOiiars ivO or
Three hoursn well. YOU will take S0me.
Hing. will you no, !" asked the engineer. EYES
yes. SAID skeels. " miake acigar" Those
who knnw Skeels' procli,ity for the " weed
can imagine just how il was said. Skeels
never need be buried alive. If 10 trance il
can be Immediately assertaincd that IL " still
IVES" BY opening box Of IIaysnas any.
where 10 his vicinity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

A MuRRns APPRoaeHiso.--A cnrresrei.
dent 81 the Inndan Times saws that an eS-
ceedlngly fatal epidemic has been for some
tune ravaging the herds Of Central Europe.
aud las now reached konigsbers, where oDs
proprietor is said Ia have lost ihrer hundred
head in a night. The writer says.
"ln i1i5 the sane or like epidemic was
into England BY means 81 two
calves from HOLLAND. In the seennd year
after is introduction ever 10000 cattle died
in Nottinghamshirr and Leic,siershiIe. aud
almost as many more in Cheshire. During
the third year remuneration was given bs the
government, Who bad ordered the destruction
81 diseased cattle, for no fewer Than $4,000
head, willie twice as many more. according
e. the report Of one 81 the commissioners.
died Of the malads. In The fourth year II
was equally fatal. nor does il appear to have
completely disappeared till eight years after. :"
On the Continent every eIeriion is b. ing
made 10 arrest the progress u Tie infection.
aud military deiaehments are charged TO de,
stroy al cattle lhat become infected IN Per
sia. u only one u herd should be attacked.
lie authorities order The while 10 be slaush-
tered and eordons sanifairts are established
along tie frontiers 10 prevent the irgress of
cattle from districts in which The disease ex.
lists.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

A Coop 0xg.-Dr. Magnon, recently. in
lecture on I" Mind your Business" tells the
following gooh one:
Young man went from New York city 10
the West, where lie commenced business. on
III, avn account aud married. His friends
in the CITY were interested 10 his welfare.
aud When i merchant was about 10 journey
70 The place where the young man had luea-
ted, lie was requested to visit tile emigrant,
aud ascertain iiOw he lived, what snrt Of a
wife he bad chosen, his prospects. &c. Ac-
cordinglY the New Yorker asceriaincd the
rrsidesce Of his Young friend, and called
upon him quite early 10 the morning. Tie
fuund him in a small neat cottage. and Just
taking his breakfast. The introduction Of
the New Yorker 10 his wife was quite oh
hand and unceremuniOus, and he was rrques-
ted to b.. STATED, and partake 81 tie morning
meal. Tie Young vile hid prepared the
steak. biscuit and coffee with her own hands,
and TOR table had used her kneading
bOsrd, over which napkin was spread, aud
The : board placed an her lap. The New
Yorker declined a seat at table, and took his
leave. On making III, report TO his New
York friends as To how be found his ynung
friend living. lie described the style a.
= magnificent and for explanation Of the
speculative he said. that we're lie the owner
II that ynung man, furniture, he would not
take ten thousand dollars for the legs Of his
table
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

TuE DEAD OF THE CRiMEA.--The number
of English troops originally landed in the
Crmea was So $50, 10 whirh number was
subsequently added 81 .37i, making total of
80, 0Oi The number killed outright was
1. 598; and I ,S4S others died Of wounds re-
ceiyed in battle. The while number killed
and dead from various causes is 1897, iro,h
which il appears that more than thrce.iaurihs
81 the mntaity was produced by sickness,
want and other causes than wounds upon the
battle field. III addition 10 this, ,514 were
disabled by sickness, making total loss oil
so, 3Oi in the space d eighteen months. only
twelve Of which was spent in presence Of the
enemy. OF The number killed i57 we're Of
ficers, Of the wounded SO were officers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

TmE CHisgsg wAR The defeat NJ ,hs
English Ministry on the Chinese aue.,ion
is significant indication " the sentiment, 81
the British people against an unnecessary
war. Thus much Is evident, but what will be
the effects II the rebuke IL not 10 manifest
A defeat upon motion directly eensnring
the government has been generally followed
by the resignation 81 the Ministry. Its
precedent Lord PalFnerston mlhiiests 10 haste
70 follow. With fall confidence IN his popa.
larity before The penpie DO will probably
continue 10 Office until The supplies SIC voted,
then dissolve Parliament, and 10 before ne
country for The decision II the aueslion his
opponents have raised. n finally defeated.
the succeeding Ministry will be troubled will
: gaze difficulty in lie settlement Of thr
Chinese war. They will scarcely Know
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

A Russian RAlLRoAp ~ Nicholas l.. Of
Russia, had quite an original way al trans
acting business. lie sent one day for his
engineers. and gave them eight days 20 bring
him the route uf railroad 10 connect 81.
Petersburg with Moscow. At the end Of
the allotted time the plan was prepared.
I. What" said he, looking at it, what is
all this-this serpentine traeks You mus,
have misunderstood me-" "sire," said the
spokesman, "we have drafted the shortest
route which would embrace on the line the
leading towns aud villages give me
pencil and rule" he said. and he struck
bee.linc from one city TO the other. " Here
YOU understand me 7" But, sire, W.
leave the large towns entirely ont Of sigat:o
!" That is their affair; let them come y
sight" And so the road was built a. "a
as an 1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

ARrirIcI,L ARns Asp LEes.-In England,
the Lords d The Admiralty have ordered
John Luck. who had formerly been employ.
ed IN the dock. aud had both his arm. torn
Of by machinery. TO be supplied With new
pair II patent artificial arms. With these
Mr. Luck cannot only dress himself, and cut
and eat his food, but even write letters. and
by . new appliance Of the most ingenious
description. lie will BE- able ii tie course ii
week OF two 70 shave himself without
danger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

FIRE AND NAVIGATION IA recent decision
of tie Supreme Cnurt &c thr United States.
by which 1t is settled that fire !" IS not one
d the "perils 81 nasigation.' unless express
y stated in the bills "l.laulng u STRAIN and
other vessels. has induced an important
movement On the part Of ma.ter- and owners
of.freighting vessels. Al recent meeting
held at the Exchange Rooms IN -. l.nuis, il
was resolved a. add " IRE IL tie exceptions
usually contained IN bills 81 lading. and tina,
no bulls 81 latling he sighed by officers oi
boats moi containing the clause, /" dangers Vi
navigation aud Ire only excepted"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

Mr.. Guthrie. late Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, repnrts that while IN Office H. brought no
less Than twelve hundred suits against Goy-
eminent leiaultrrs. whose aggregate dclalca.
ti0D amounted to over six millions 81 dollars.
In nearly all these CAGES Tie defendants have
been fund dead or insolsent. nr not found al
al, aud the Government has been obliged 10
pay the costs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01
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