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I do..d and materials we're required. The exports
ou.onn,eo 10 scsroe-y tny.eng. Even around Bou-
Las S,,ooaient hac sLovn set but had been sup
re- grneu OF Gwscr had been thr. aed With
Movate columns as to soour The provinces OF Cen
tIa India.
The Eog'ish were orgarizing regiments Of Skis.
THF LATgsI.-1he Agent OF the New. York Assoc-
ated Press is indebted TO the extreme kindness Of
Capt Leitch OF the Europa for the latest telegraph
Of Indian news received atLyerpoo at the momen! Of
his departure.
London. S0turdGy.-1he Iadsn overland rnsj Sss
arrived with full details Of the late disaster 1t sp.
pears that the catastrophe at Cawnpofe is believed to
have occurred on The 9th of June. la consequence
Of Sir Hugh Wheeler being MORALLY wounded. the
force had accepted the prefer of safety made by Nens
Sabcb aud the uu'ineers. Nena allowed them to get
Tito the boats. ard then FIRE was opened upon them
from the banks Of the river, and al were destroyed
Other accounts state that the wives and children OF
The officers and soldiers consisting Of two hundred
and forty persons were taken into Cawnpore aud
sold by public auction and were treated with the
highest iLdgJi,e and babsrously slaughtered by the
nhebiton's. II is hoped that few escaped. II is
raid that Nena Saheb has more than one hundred Eu.
ropean prisoners in bis hsnds. whom be intends to Did
as hostages They are probably the remains OF Gen
Wbeeler's force. Gen Hevelock, who left Allahabsd
with 900 Europeans, had attacked and totally de-
feated Nena Saheb and his force
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ATSTR ALA

Melbourne dates are to Ju1e %, and Sydney to
June To- The shipmeate Of gold from Melbourne f'om
January 10 data were over million and quarter
ounces.
The stock Of BOMBED goods at Melbourne were IN
creasiDg.
The Victoria House .. Assembly had resolved TO
Gboth the public grant fer the support OF relgior
An offer for the estabst me2t q Inc Of steam
between Sydney sod Pax ems bad been accepted by
the Government az New South Wales.
Ccmmetciai affairs we've rot nueh Ch.aged.
II c rate Of exchange o. LOncC1 was Two per cent.
Az Sydney, wool hsnd.wasb5d vas quoted at Is.
nd N Is ID
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ANOTHER MURDER IN KANSAS.
% OF 1HE euaDEREps a2REeTED-AtsCa

LAW INyohEl.
TIE star 0usha arrived at TIL! port yes'erdsv.
ficm Leayetr1itE City, W. Learn ffSn h.r othcess
Sst Just as fhe !ssaef at hat port % .as a.?iss1g
Of the 80 VI r'tu BY The nam Of Gordon and Cd
lstfie -" tn a.!eeteJ aLG we're ~ be hdDg IL tho
course Of an iorr or two rs the cit26lr. They vese
Charged with having brutaly murdered a man by ths,
ane OF WALL, Gom Ohio. lie vas stopping ct he
TINE al the pisEtcro Hotel II 10 supposed hat hs
VS. cecoyeG 10 the Levee, there mrTdHed gd
robbed AID tie body dragged to the river and throws
in. Wien Gordon 1so arrested he denied @ ksowi-
edge Of to- M;r6tr, though it was obseryst
TIA: his etiit sud clothes we're stsined VIII
tco5 The pop1,Soe were greatly eIoited. Arope wss
placed arc I'd Tie pfcs cf The supposed 6lon. ard no
VS.. elevated -Lor, distance fi0n TIE ground thus
gems 70 have bcug. BIN 10 proper sense Of Ills situ
atop, arc be ked 10 be Gu: cown ard p,oceeded 70
5kt confession lie admitted he o,lmtaslity "sA
Ep.icG.ed :eilsv by ito name Of Gi!laspte. vel
Known ia st. Loup, ald Inan nsne3 D Bries 40
parties N tn o. -;det. lie acknowledged that hs
stabbid Is ct:m o,ce, that Gillaspi. s.obted him
tu times Oh Bliea twice, be.oie they succeeds
in Killing biai.
Sen t.ter IL. cDEfsssioo, G.nss2e YES arrested,
sId :; = execp.icp e TIE mu1dcIeTJ Wa o1y deleyoa
in ;ie hope Of cGt biTg o BneD. As the Omaos iett
., epnrs;icrs beng made fer tic sIecpdon n
Ioidsn ard ca eere uhette, they were successtc N
ruDntg Gown 0Bf'eD or nC.. We eyDe Z ~ hear tAAk
tLsy lave Le 4 haDgsd. IS. Lovf Reprb., Oh INST
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FRANCE.

Letters from Pai. say that the Emperors o! France
and Russia will not meet al Chaons Camp. bat az
some ace in Germany.
~ dc Rayreval had applied to the Emperor to be
allowed TO retain his post at Rome, but bis Request
was not accedtd to, and be will go to Russia.
The price Of wheat lad fallen frencs per hectoiltre
In Paris.
The Empress Eugenie attended bull fight at Bay
opne on Sunday, the 23d ult.
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GENERAL NEWS.
IRON Our Special Coucsrcsi-nL

From Oar sp.ci, Correspondent.
LAwRENE, X. T., Aug. 81, 1851.
On Saturday evening, tho frat criminal arrest
xas made IN tho City of Lawrence. murder
had been committed in Teoumseh, two days before.
Both parties were Pro.Slsvery men. Ii wMs fsa-
lily quarrel. and one Of them drew q knife al
stabbed the other. For some reason best known
to themselves, the bogus authorities about Tecsa-
sea did not interfere in the matter. The murderer
left, ard vas on his way " Missouri. hs wss =
the hack from Lawrence to Westpors, and VS.
recognized by person who knew him and to
facts He had given fictitious name at the hotel.
Under these circumstances, the City Msrshd with
posse of two proceeded after the hack. -
stopped il, arresting the murderer IN the suburss
of Lawrence. AS the investigation oil the case
legtim6teiy belonged TO the United States Court,
messenger was dispatched to the United States
Marshal rendering him the custody Of the Prsoner.
This will be- q test case. The circumstances arc -
fagrant and notorious that these officials cansss
turn loose TIE murderer without mourning odun.
TIE fact that the murdered man was also y" ma
tiCnal Democrat as vel As the murderer, WI
clearly prove that the design purely the ends u
Justice. Not only the bogus authorities. but ths
United States authorities have been sLaneiulv
dereiict in allowing Pro-Slavery murjerers to g
UNIQUE STONED. VIII they make an issue with Vie
popular government OF Lawrence III behoof OF
murderer! We shsl! see.
The troops here are making every preparation -
remain. They are bu! ing and stacking hay, anA
are quietly setting down into of the liked 'sssa
tutioDs Of the country The regimeDtal band came
over yesterosy, snd varied the SUNDAY exerc.ses
by play ing martial airs through the streets. The
force from the Plsins lie expected IN shortly.
Gov. Walker has not replied to the COMMITTEES
that waited on MIN set have heard that he ~
some Pro Slavery men that the Committee ard
those who voted for .he resolution were damned
fools.
learn that the intention is to refuse cay one ne
privilege of voting VIII has rot paid tie tax; asS
that IL an, Free State mar should be elected s aHV
district where the tar qualification has not bee
required the election will be contested before The
Count, Court. which has toe settlement oi all cos
tested elections. and all the votes OF persons whs
have not paid taxes will be stricken out As ths
voting is Done gira roe, this eau easily be done. IL
would he mrOssble to cor ceive more for.orn-ook
ipg prospect than the ensuirg election ofers
The Court Was engaged in trying Dir. HazeltisA
tut it is impossible to get evidence against bin.
He vas not really engaged IA the atais &c which
hs arrest vas predcsteJ ] do rot think it will b
worth While to engage in the business OF legal per
sccuti0n against Frte-Sta;e nen until penlttntares
have been butt. Trey dare not proceed 20 baoe,ae
them, unlc.s they wanted civil wS.. The actios
of the GIasshopper Falls Correction hos revived ma
hote, Of those Who expect TO carry ma;tees ~
t,ckcry aud duplicity.
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ITALY.

Fresh political arrests were being made at Genoa
and Turin. The Pope was expected to return to Rome
in few days. Great preparations were making for
his reception. He was at Leghorn on the 18TH and
was warmly received
The Opinioae Of Turin gives an account OF the re-
cepton at Genos Ct piece of ordnance sent by ci-
zens Of Boston to Piedmont for the walls Of Ale,san
dria TIE military and civl authorities proceeded in
state to the gates Of the port, where the gun was
formally delivered to them.
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CHINA,

Hong Kong dstes are to the 10th Of July, and those
from Sbangb6s 10 The ID Of july.
Lord EIeiu arrived 81 Hong Hong the I'd Of July,
and was about to proceed northwad in the Shannon,
accompanied by iii gunbOats.
Confrmstory reports have been received respecting
the injury sustained By thee tea plant from not being
thoroughly picked.
The decrease in the shipments Of tea from China to
the 30th Of June 25, 800 lbs.
At Sbapghae Exchange On England was p a 49,.
Prices Of Silk had advanced there.
At HODg-Kor Exchange on London wss 81 a5I.
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ARREST OF A MAIL ROBBER.

WHEELING, Va, Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1857.
Martin Berbcr was arrested here to-day by Col.
Thomas p. SbaIlcross, Special Agent of the Post
Office Departmt nj, charged with embezz.lng letter;
lr, m the Chicago Post-Ofiice.
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SPAIN.

ST. Lasragua, the Mexican Envoy, bad arrived at
Cadiz, where he was to embark for Mexico. 1t was
rumored that hen Gen. LereuDdi proceeds to Cuba
be will be accompanied by General Rsmsr Sullano as
second in command. The new Governor will sail in
September, and take with him the ultimstum OF the
Spanish GOyeILme ut respecting Mexico.
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AUST RIA

The Austrian Government has issued an oider for
the reduction OF the Austrian army IN Italy 70 the
extent Of 20 coo mel Iae reduction IS 10 take place
this Autumn.
The Austrian Government is said TO have sent a
col identia note to Berlin cbjec:ing TO treaty tn
Baden, permitting France to construct massive brcse
across the RHINE
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FROST ITEMS.
CHOPS NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED.

ScsAoHr COKE Rensselaer, Co, Sept. 8. 1857.
NJ SIS Epu0Rs. We aa1 ito fO-t last nlght
Trae Thermometer a. Q. N st1Oo at ~, Aad lbs
no,I!rc At dsybtes4 at 40.
itaSy niue ID iuakxbed. sjgttly, but 20 canss
T. .be corn is apyrebsSeee.
Tae II iufy vi UadO.Btegly be exaggerated BY
tho.e i,ttl.s.ee. iOREEzO BAEER.
TX Ves.c0ester Comfy We aesT Of frott bma
c.ouel t. kr.tenier vegetables. O-e person f'Uni .
so,tad "a. wss le OFT McE's7 evening" 30 fro,es
81 Tucscsy rort.ag t.At Is would staaG 90 ego.
II CcIrso.cut tire tobacco growers vers prch
alarmed q. the sight :rost CO Noncs. moI-as. ZN
Hay. 'oyd Tine, tayg:
The isrmess il tais vicinity concsnc "a crttsG
& me- lolsaic y: their reces Of tobacco s~t v'~k
Soue q the uc'e backward pieces, tossver, oeea
t.cit o. tea GAYS ncgc OF waZm vsa.aer 10 perooe
hen Til. ct. tpscb q f:os. rtch wa s2pSsee
tia No5dsy no,n.Dg, and tse cool ar ., eoSsy ~
sa1D sCn,e - tbs pr9dsoege, s51 toe! as'e gv9.
AZ / y,gotDus,y Vo vnoeEe.soa TIA: ta,s ase cut
iirg tnsrly in SoL,s Ninesor today Ao uops.e
Ge6.fd o,eaStl bss been sogn % tobacco II hsfues
CoUhy tbs yeaE" r,..i,v r-,,- -,
A. he No,t sss rnpch hart'r on Ia>soaY r'T' g,
il ,,o5stie y h,s fjuret sgoci d'a % t"bsfc".
Tie ro,l,w ,g Iette: Is more socoiagps
". NEEDLE, EsV Hsgea County Con-.
Segtembes 3, 1851
cr,rs. W. ts5 81 rsc-nirg {. spgti s.ss, hat act
=, o. irIlrs the coz 0; tucsvieat vbec sis
- very proIisas. hay :hls Tego@ : sbusosss,
tLrr.h Z Wat i5fe.!-r guS.l.y g!lce Cop aI0
Tsr TN TIRE IL guts 8 GOOD crop u Toesz, tns
/. 20. II +, FIRE cZrdior. e19i crop 0. pe,a.oos.
an 10 .et 0. Cor. 4-sccc. YoU.s &c. "a
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PRUSSIA.

A terrible coDhsgrsticn had occurred at the City of
Maedeburg The large military stOre.houses, rail
road bridge and terminus. aud many private houses,
were destroyed,
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FIX - W.T. sraEEr -ht9. -cocs .sIe'sde
ee brti.'oY, !, he tqtS-s 30 2a5 We, -'r'ss.
mar ro.. -. !,,er GER mas 0ccUpi7i ~ i.sA
s,,,.sit, IA, r-p,- pata. =. lof. l. -ss $50
e,....n..,,c bv III. 6r.n,ss Tss ssIDss, -ss sisnS
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TURKEY

Trieste dispatch states that negotiations have been
opened by Lord Strstfor1 de Re6clife 20 obtain toe
consent Of tie Porte ~ tie passage of British amy
through Egypt.
Retcbid Pschs hss t4su appointed Minister OF War
in place Of Kiamll Pseha,
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Pns~cn gers,

Mar levi, Bs CordtTy Mics JoEaea two Misses Stow.
Ms 9spks Mis- Costello Mia F.rr,r Mr. Ms Daniel
. ;t1,, chl5rer NJ sne Nj Wio9fheiue NJ ara M.
Miushl ard iut.rs NJ ard sfs r Mr. L.wton aas ehild
hf .ni Mr, H...fsu - cGnAreD. M sni ars Ufe,
t.. r, ~. NJ , lif Nc "a NJ b. .s-z o.. .n-9
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Some Of the German pspe,s stsse that the DANISH
Government lad given OIdeIs for body of troops to
march on Holstein, bet this was rot credited.
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DEL,wA2E Coutry-1hs Republicans o. Deis'
wee Courty have ssets- f,r Deege. % 'hs s,a;~
Copveu,ion e. S.rsc7s. q tss 22l ir,t., ioes cs-
icnr q Bcyi-l De Wit. {. gto1iss Of S,smf"rt.
B.rs r. Jo.-sya Il Cs.caesles, saG1.. +. Muller 81
fi,fa.o. .
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THE EUROPAS ADVICES AT NEW-ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLEANs, W ednesday, Sept. ., 1851.
The advices per steamship Europa were received
TO-DAY by the National line, and published exclusively
in the evening editions of the Associated Press.
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SWEItEN
DENMARK.

The King had returned to Stockholm in improved
health.
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TIE Atlantic Telegraph Enterprise Postponed
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EROM SYRACUSE.
ispStch to The n I. Tribune

Special Dispatch u The I. Tribune
SYRACUSE, Wednesday night Sept. Q, l357..
The Hard and Soft Fight lie revived with great
bitterness. The SOfts claim the Convention, and
intend TO organize with ex Speaker Ludlow Of Suf
folk as temporary Chairman, and e1 Gov. Seymour
az permanent President. The Hards will resist
the election Of Ludlow Delos De Wolf Of Oswego,
or T. NJ. Niren of Sullivan will be entered against
Ludlow. The Softs are united with tie Cooper
delegates from your city.
Wood ard the Hards, finding the chances against
them, are now operating to refer the matter to the
four city dele, atoos to select seventeen to repre-
sent them in Convention. Sckles and the Softs
will resist this to the death.
The Softs are busy, and al their active men
Dean Richmond Peter Cagger, Sickles, Cochrane
& Co.-are here. The HaTds have the material,
but lsok -te lesds-s I'D the tact to engineer.
Cros,w,', g. S, rture Dick" and the other Fossils
are DO match for the Soft leaders.
TIE last programme for State ticket is:
Mitchell Of Montgomery for Controller, SANFORD
E. Church of Orleans for Secretary of State,
Wight Of Sene ca for Canal Commissioner
We had sort Of side show performance TO-
uitLt. at which Dan Dickinson, EI-Gov. Seymour
AID Fernando Wood were the performers Iney
spoke to q email and enthusiastic crowd.
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE At CAWkpORt'
MORE BATTleo
yur spANIsH-MExICAN TROUBLES. -

o.,.,,s. n,,o.-cO,ton Up-consOls 30 i-4d 30 3-s
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IMPORTANT FROM INDIA
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,.uLIAMENT PROROGUED.
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1gRrT Gays LATER FROM EUROPE.

r,,r EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-15
1lOicoer Gin Selbffm ero.

Serr Sobn g8itmer, all9emeir bctaant
unter pem Namsn "sinarmiser Scbn," wptnbaft
in 8npbo GaaniAip, an Der 9rcbrn S6icqurS. ct
pa bre Mritsn iipSRIi6 BON Dlcunt Soy, mad.
te am pcrisen Dienfa9 lriuem esbsn oaeura etn
Gnrr bae sr Ii6 in iensr aEsIIdtcrnirippc erban8s
tc. Gr ipar i'm Raduittns BON Saulr es8anSsn.
unb ba er ant 9tteno ni6t Surddsefetrt mar. sisns
Irn Scbn aus, UNI ion oufSuIuden uno fanp tbn
enbliG an einem Strid bdn9eno in iriner gBelIts
tornFrippe, In melds, wie man oerniutbst, CT mad
gnritt Der Nadt tintin sesan9en mar. 9err
gBitmer mar ctpa flint unp piersis Sabre alt unp
Elm tptrcissr, wpblbabencer unp unternebmenoer
9iirsrr. Gr mar Der @9entbimer bon d'pei
IdGbbaren panta14en. unp tdtte tiirslid oers'
lers Mible auf Der S9sriifs Serifeiscrun9 ss'
fauFt, rpcSca er am sriisn gpril Ssiis betcmnsr
IplIte. Waan orrmutbrt, Dag trflrdltete @elo'
perlessntett in olse sieles &aufv cine Setwetli9'
@smltbsFrrittuns tsi ibu, perurlatte, anter De-
rem Ginllu6 sr Die trauriSe Sbat bssirns. Serr
8itmrr bnterldst cine sabIrst&e unb a4tbar'
5antlie, UNI ieinrn traruiSsn Sintritt So bspet'
nen. DisIe, fcwcbl ais Gin aus9eoebntsr Srftf
BON Sreunom uno Sefannten, IN rurG bic stri
unO S6nelisteit fsines ScSrs ttsf erladttsrt por'
.-(8Crlfsfr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-15
Tcraa.

9tG Sobnfen, pteier btutise Sanbit, Der
Ihcn Ieben Wenl&en, baruntrr leinen ei9nen 3D.
ter, rrmcrret baten Ipq, purbe In gBato fiirSlih
mad prrswriieltcm gSIpsrltaape sefln9sn srnsms
men. uetrr ben babel ltattgebattsn &f brtnsi
bic @uRin State @aSette fOlssnpe Gin5elnbcitsn !:
SrbnIcn bate li6 nit feds rpppeuduit9en @e'
psbrrn, bic ibm feline Spiebselsaen seliefert bats
ten, In Sianteni6ps Srotr prridanit. Der
Deputy Saerif @6elS brad bic 5rrnttbdr auf.
unO pss Sdsrfs pCNe Srriuate rann IN bcppsI'
ter 8etbs in ben Stctr ein3ubrtn8en. Sie fdben
babel .. SObniCn SleiA elmer mitbenben Srltie
i'm bnseren Sbeile bes 3mmers lteben, uno sr
feuerte alsh nlsbalb in ren oaufsn tinstn. inpem
CT auf bic Ulitte ,sIte. NtIem Iein SfuB sing
etpas ,u melt redts, unp r5 tpurpen ale auI Der
rehten Seite ltebrnren 9sute i'm Qrm perpunest
unb i6re Jl5te unp Seioungslttde i'm bu6ltGbli<
den Sinn oes gBortes gu 5esen scrrtlcn. 1ctp
Gormnif erbielt 3 Strcttpunben In ben Grm, Der
iunae 5bcmaIpn liebrn uno gi6rlberser sine.-
Der 8nall Der @epebre brafte balp cine 9rcee
an,abl Burger auf pem SlaBe Suiammsu, aIle
nit @epebrsn, gd6Ien, piitUlen uno SCpie'
Meliern bepGfnet ra ie trugten, paB ScbnIcn
pCtr betmli6e 9elfer uno 9enpilsn batte. Spbns
Icn bliet i'm aulr, inpCm CT ;urrlt aus Der Srcnt'
tbiire berausfhce uno pann spn bfr 5intrrtburs
aus Oas 8eust auf bic Sirser fcrtieste.
@npli4 ma6te CT sinen prrjpeifclten grrIuG
sm Slu6t, nrem CT aus Der Sintert9iir nit sinen,
DOpptlsrmebr unb Wle0er beipaffnst cen 8luE
;uiprans. auf leinrr SIudt ma9te CT NOD Elm.
mai Salt segsn fine &srfcl8er une 3irIte auf
Srn. Su9anan, ben CT IN Der re1ten gSape, Snis
unp 6ii5te perrpunbcte. Gnblih murSe CT ourf
Saa6e leiner Serfolgsr ;u gcpsn seltredt. Mau
fanp, pae CT pUn elmer Su4ienfuscl mittfn burd
Die 8ruf gslapIlcn mar. GuA bat CT cinen
9cfrnIhus pur9 ben Nunb srtalteu, Der I'm Na'
den ssblisten mar. Nsan badts. er ,perre In me.
| nia.n Winuten frrben unp er puree nur unBerr
pon ben SirssrH Iie9sn selaIen, bic t6n lmteE
ancern Srrbdtnlrn In ben Srajcs sepcrfen bdt'
ten. Ssinr Srfunes fanen 81 lsinsm SciRanpt
ber6ci mo tra6ten itn noA Slunteni&ip's @'re-
terie mrid. ats Der S6sriH bic Ra6ridst sr'
belt unp crfubr, pab bic gBunOrn ni6t tSptIit
pIren, temdati9te rr fids pieSer bee JlSroers uni
bra6tf IGN anter Scbsdang nad Drurp's 5Otel
DrIe grcisniie fanhsn am fatt. Sn rsr'
Ieltsn glaft rtiinlelte CT 70 tdul6snb bic lebtsr
Mcmente beS 9etens, ba6 stnise BON Ieinsn seGh'
tern ibn prrIseen, um iia' am 6ruer gu Iuarmsn
a6sr taum tutten bisis 6 sntfsraks ais CT ltd} er
bob Elm @spebr ersrif uno dHf !Srn. @rtfHr
feusrte pbne ibn ieoV6 gu trsffen. Der esstsrG
erpieperte bas beusr, inoem CT i9m ben Baden
tnudten ,er16mrttsrts. gio& ben Iebtsn NahriG'
ten slaubte nan. paB CT baIo fsrten tperoe. Gii
psrpunratsn Sir8er tcfnbSa iib ale aubsr @s'
I fabr.-(ler. St5.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-15
Pin Elcincr Konian

Der Ncrristam GcrreipcnOcnt bss @rman'
taun 6elear2sb bsrt6tet fclsenee Sietes9ei4iAte
bic ttirSliG In Dem Sltlano 6eniale Snltltut in
Nurrstaun portam - Ssim Se9inne Der lsbten
SiBunS purSe cine iunss Dam in pds Snititui
seIanpt, um ale SrrbinpunS spii6cn ibr unp it'
rem esbbater at;ubrr6en. Sbr Batter bate un.
dtsrwinplide Sorurttsils 9esen ben iunsen Manr
unb ibm ale Sewsrbun8en um bic Sanp ienct
5c6tsr runb nbseI&lnsen. Das iunse paar
puGts jcpch ale Sprllbt res 8dters Su oereiteln,
unp ma6te es. mic anpers 8erliebte untrr dbnIi.
den llmltdpbsn sema6t baben piireen. sic ers
bielt am Gbrilass pom ibrsm Satrr, trpb Der
GnpsnounSsn peS 5rn. 8aIfcn. GrlaubniB in
@rIeai6alt elmer Sdulfreuntin einrn SsIuA in
8saping at;uitattsn. Sn Bridgeport Iarieb fl
ibrem 9irbbaber einsn Srisf ibn baron In &ennt:
aiB IrBsno unO fubr pann nit Dem SabnJuS mad
Nenping. Dort ansefummen, fanN risler liH 10
fort elm, ben fie ibren 6reunpsn ais South scr'
Relte. Der GcuFn Ialus sinen Spa5ier8ana
Dor; 8eips pFrIieern pas 6aus. uno lieBrn Itr
trausn. Gle febrte, obne nit cncm gSorte bee
gUreanes gu rrtpdbuen. pIsper mad NOrriStaur
suYihf. ginise gBo@sn rarauf fam Der jun9e
Wann in OaS Snntut unb prrlangte feline 5rou
mel6e Sr 8lllcn, oa sr aus benz Grauf9etn er'
Iab, baB allies ri6tiS mar, ibm ni6tspcrenttalter
fOunte. gSas Der Batter basu Ia9tsr u ntht an'
aeafbeIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-15
ACKNOWLEDGING nab Dem peffcn atu
pennfyipanien.

gBir slaubsn, OaB in bslem 8riibiutr bic Guss
panSsruns mad DEM g8sifen ildrfer irin ruirO. als
in ir9rno ri1em tribwen SATIRE. Gpn allen Seis
ten t5rt man, bab eeute itre jssise 5siuiatb ssr>
labea uuo nab SeanIas, glebraetn. Scwd Oper
WinnrIcta siebsa pcllen. Bon 6aYetts Gaunb9
itnp l3on 5unpsrte fort unb gturrrs ralsn bf,
ibrrn Su fclsen.
Die @pnncasptae ,.GntsvpriIs" Iast .,Ginr
wabm Wlnie Der @uswunberuns in ben geei.sn
Iheint Ed eteIrs 5rd6tlbr Der esute bsmaGtist Sw
babcn. gSr bsrsn ptn ;upraifser Sets, baB
aus BEN ptsrn GaunI6ips non 5aystts SO. iiter
100 sSamilirn, etra 500 SrrIonsn, i'm Sesri1e
ilr6sn, aussuranbrn. gisle saspn inb tstrisbs
fame. 1ei6ise Biirsr. Dieie eeute paIinen mig
unsern, bciTrn atsr, pue liz In tbrer neusn ost%
matb pas fineen rverrrn, mas is perFuarn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-15
Zinc aefabrIid,e Kranfbcin.

Cine !3situns ssn Ssiussu, 9lsu'gorf, lhretf
ocn elmer neurn eanblsude, pil6s untsr Srm gla-
men ,,ShnFster" tefannt III, bic T6 in ben Gauns
ties NapiIcn unb Snanbasa ais iuBrr1 trunrus
b8rnp rrprif. Sis iast
,gin Ssrr, ipsltsr has eracre Gaunty rtuli@
teIudh, brnadrth!isst uns, sab in riuissn Or.
ten bic esute in Ssitiir;uns unb Sarsdcn fOrtss>
ben. YrriUnsn perpen pen bsler msrfwirpiasn
Srantbeit plSBlA tefallen ipsrpen balp rpabu fin
Mig un6 lierben bann in tprntseR Stunpen. s4ir
aabrn nt&t srfatren, bae enise seneirn iinb, pads
ofm lis pon Der 8rantIeit tefalIen wOrpen paren.
Duans Brown unb 9ti6aro 5tomas, GIl., Swsh
brrsprraaenbr Qppptaten BON Wapiipn Gauutp,
ino Der Sranfbeit sum Spfer scfalsn, unp mir
ifnO bsriatet, DAP in eint9m Der Stipt@en ii&
ScprS1iGr tdgliA ,utrasn. SiS jeyt III feline
OsrniinltiSr GrfIdrunS Der Ssrantbst Ss8stsn wpr'
ocn."