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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16

New POSTMASTER. Gen. J. H. ROM.
tree, having received his commission from
head quarters, on Tuesday last, took pos
session Of. the Post. Office, 0ice H. lHurl
burt resigned. Among all the Democrats
of this Shanghai town the appointment Of
no one would have given as general salts
faction as the one made. Mr.. Rountree has
hardly been aDemocrst long enough te
be thoro'ly hardened. The present gentle
manly Clerk, Mr.. E. T. Mears, will we be
lieve be retained, with Master George
Rountree, in the office. Although the new
Office is little out Of the centre of the
business part Of the town, it is quite con
veniently arranged. nesb
Elk P. M. Hurlburt, we believe is going
into the Chippewa pineries. Il Independent
American.
FREE Soil MOVEMENT IN TExAs.-The
Qnitman Free Press, published 10 WOOD
County, Texas, has recently taken grounc
iii fav.r Of making Texas a free State, ex-
pressing the belief that its interests would
be greatly promoted be substituting free
for. slave labor. RS ii
A LADY OF TRoY.-One of the aristoe-
racy of that city-lost her husband on Mon
day, at o'clock in the morning. Two
hours later, she caused the following tele-
graphic dispatch to be sent to a modiste 1T
New York: sssWhat is the latest fashion
Iof mourning goods Send particulars by
mail" ...ss.., k,sa zss ss. &
The Louisville Journal pithily remark,
that Col. Benton seems to be the most un
fortunate politician in the country. b
his recent letter on emancipation, he los
his friends and gained nobody else. ssa.ai
sANorHER "HINT'' FROM SEcRETAR,
MISUNDERSTANDING Stanton of kansas
besides his regular address, issued a sup
Elemental one at the Planters House, Leayy
enwortlf, in Which he dropped the following
sgn'ficaist remark:
os'sHe stated that the peaeable admission
of Kansas into TIT Union, depended NOR
upon her course as a State, than the I'D
stitution which she might choose to adopt
That the conservative States of the
North or South had no objection to he
admission. either with a CONSTITUTIONAL allowing
Tor forbid;ng slavery, propided they soer
satisdea. that she uould neither be al ado
clio i nor a ,aatll!fying- State.ns ssgw
That is to say,if Kansas is Sound Of
1t6e goose" the political wire-worker
Faow in authority there, are rather indiffer
ant than otherwise, whether she comes int
the Union Free, OF Stare
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16

2 NAPOLEON Napoleon was undoubted.
" a greater general than Wellington. He
had more ingenuity, more internal re-
sources, greater capacity for organization
and deeper military knowledge. He
would have been invincible, had he not at.
tempted too much. He endeavored to
subject Kingdoms and unite discordant ma
tionalities under his scepter; and believed
he had accomplished his aim. It was not
his want Of generalship that overthrow
him, but false step in bis politics. His
blunders were not those of a soldier, but Of
a statesman. 8 go ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16

A CooL YANKEE.-Maj. Ben. Perley
Poor, lectured to the Philadelphians some
days ago, on a trip from Paris to. Palestine,
and in course of his remarks told a cool
Joke ola Yankee atsea.aw''f his individual,
said the Major, twas Vermonter, and IN
heighih of a gale, which lasted sixty hours
and looked pretty. dangerous, he came on
deck and coolly remarked thatit was lucky
he did not own any stock in the company
which had insured the steamer B)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16

THE WHExT CRoP.-The Cincinatti Ga
zette says of the wheat crop, that the only
state from which, unfavorable reports ofthe
wheat crop, are received, is Illinois; and
there, where the fall wheat is seriously in
iured, it is being replaced by spring wheat
From Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, the &C
counts are fattering. Generally the fields
look well, and throughout the breadth o.
land planted is much larger than last year
At this time we were all pleased to be a
BILE to report favorable prospect for a lar
ger crop Of wheat than has ever been pro,
.duced in the west. Other. crops will
dobtless be equally large.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16

How TO TREAT AN APPLICANT FOR OF
IcE.--Among others, a young man from
the country recently waited upon Collector
Austin, of Boston,and at once produced his
petition for Office. He was backed up by
the leading democrats of bis vicinity as a
firm. democrat, who had ever been faithful
to his party, &c. He was received with
much urbanity BY the collector, who, upon
glancing at the petition, grasped the young
man by the hand, with the remark, ANY
dear sir, | am rejoiced to perceive that you
Sustain democratic principles. You are in
the right path. Stick to tie democratic
party" ssBut,' murmured the applicant,
show about the Officer" "As to that" re-
piled the collector, with mysterious shake
of the head, II have nothing to say but
stick to the democratic party" And be-
fore the bewildered applicant gained his
presence Of mind, he was politely bowed
from the official presence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-16
Rayages OfIateznpe rance among
3 SWINE k fssa@ts

The hog cholera. is creating an. excite.
ment, not only out West, but in this and
the Eastern States. At Brighton, on Mon
day last, the alarm was so great that $500
hogs offered for sale met with no buyers at
any price. In Greenbush we understand
that The sick hogs arriving from Illinois
and Ohio amounted to one hundred and
fifty 2 day. A large number Of them
are slaughtered il the. village, and sent to
New York and Boston.
The reason of this malady at the West,
we are told, has at last been found in the
Incorporate habits of the swine. They
are very much addicted to the slops of the
whiskey distiIlers,a barrel Of which is said
to contain enough strychnine to kill thirty
men. That, therefore, which is at first
merely pleasant tipple, finally brings
death, not only to the poreine, but the hui
man family May both hogs and men
take warning and mend theif ways II n.
Y. Eve. Post. .t T
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
SIN 9enat. gQdr, d. 1s51
Il. 8. Curtin,
Setrttar ctr &Cpubl.e.

SIN Seuat, Rdrj 81, 1857.
gls Der Sel6Gub tsantraaenp abdnpcrunosr
;ur eonlituticn Der 8epubIif, unter gr,rGauno
mar, uno bic Gra9e 9sltslt puree:
sSta Der Srnat bic srRe atanteruua eruebmis
sens 90"
SSuretn ben Serfiieunetn tsr GpnFtutiun oe.
map Die Sas uro Nsins senpmmrn, nGmlid
Sae-DW psrrsn @rsmsr, @rcpre, Gefep. Cir
Spane, Better, 6lsnnitsn, SrGSSr, Sn0ram, Serbian,
&iln9Sr. 8ncE eautoh, 9Cnis. NJirtr, @tcfdp
SslIsrs, Sbuman, 5tesls. Sroub. gsslfab, lBlltlns
Srl9bt uno 2a9Sort, SpCher-24. .
Nsns-Dte ,pcrren Lra66, grsfmsa, 8inncr.
@r's9' parrts, gsnrCis uno SSutber-7.
90 wures hie frnse tsjabrnb sntI6irSn.
Nuf bic 5ra0s,
sBtll Der Srnat bic Srrite Q6dnerruna osn,b.
misens 0,'N'
gSmssn bic Sds urb gleins eencmmen, ben ge.
IttmmunS'n Der GcnititutiUn scmdB, namlia
Sas-0ie Scrrsn grswsr, 8rcnns. Greepen
@lp, Gpant, Sstter, 5inuen. Slennitsn, snorom
Scroen. &nrr, eaubab, esrpis, Glper, 9eIers. ebn'
man. Scutbsr, Stssls, Strdu6, RslIb, TSiiFins
asri99t une Ia9ssrt, sFrsha-ea - ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
. gOr8ef9 ta9ene
Contributions AbanOeruuOeu
,fE q 3 tiffts Staatrs.
. c fobIuG

Befa 10 Gen bonn Senat unc Saule Der
Nepraientanten bes Staates YennIplpanien, in
General @lIembly SnIammelt: baf bic nadas.
brneen abdncerunsen jur @cnnituticn ter He.
publit pCr9elhlaeen lino In llrtereinIl nIlimmuna nit
ben gsrfasunsen bsS i0ten artitets rIrler.
Grite abdnberung. o.
Gs fol- sin rpsitsrtr artitd Su tsIasttr GonRitu.
ticn tcnmsn, Der aIs artlta elf aufiufdbrcn III,
ndmh: --
IrtiFet IL. Don 5taste.5 .5buloen.
Set /. Der Staat nlaa 9thutesn tcnirabj.
rsn, ,un etpa9s Oeiits ceer ausfailr inccn@tutunt=
ten Ju bsdsn cpsr 2us9obsn Su ts9s9nsn, fur pclde
anoersipts rtcbt 9eer9t 1T; alIrn oer 9sldmmtbe;
tra9 lcihtr Shuloen, Hiretteu cher Sufdlltaen, cb
tcutrabirt traft cirsr ceer ebrtr Htttn Der Sens.
raj Nlsmtlp, ceer ju pritbeeensu 5sitptrcpSn, Icu
niemale feten bunotrt uno finfg taulsno Sbolcr
dberitst9sn uno oas aus Der an!aaa eltbtr S6uloen
erbalttne Sse fell su oSm 3rps srmCuoen lstn,
fur nsicben ss anssihaiit wur0S7Sttr sur SudSat.
lung osr 10 sentrabitrn Sbuleen, uuO 3u tslutni
onosrsn 5ped.
5ef. = sn 3u[as gl 6sr ebcn befnmtsn
gGaht mag Der 5too StbuIpsn scutrablren, unl stns
5nuaNcn iurddsurtibsn, Snurrsturnen Sn untsrr
erdden, ben Staat I'M Rric9e gu pe tbstrt9cn, cpsr
Die 9s9enp6rti9e oust9benpe Sdbulo oes Staatss
einjucltn aber bas pcn Der anbaufuna clcber
Ghutegn crbaItsus tSelo lca nur gu eSm 3Iped, tar
nsIeben es erbcbsu wnrbe, au9eruaubt maosu oper
inr &ldia9IunS elbcr SAuIetn uno ,u tsinsm an.
oeren 3pcd.
Set. 8. 1uGsr ben oti9sn, in I6Lbnitt Gins
uno ,pst oiGfss ArtittS pe,intirten SAulecu, barf
feline anoere ShuIo tcntrabirt msrpen ourdb crer
fdr ben Staat,
Sst. a. lin fir bic 5abluns orr asasnp6r.
ti9sn uno ir9eno elmer IdelSp rpis perSeIoot con.
trabirtsn SbuIO gu fcr9eu, Ica ots etfsaebauo in
tbrsr erten Steun9 nab Gnuabms ptenr 9udHos.
run9 etnGn Stt9un9stcno rrtbten, mslber binrsi:
den lcu iur Visjahun9 Der pcn icl,hr Sbulo ouf.
Ioafnpen SnterefIRn uno sur lSbrllbcu @ermnps.
runa ber pauptiann,e riittclt elmer Summe non
nid)t neui9cr oils iIpei buncsrt uno fiufa tauIenn
2balsr; 6ttfsr Stsuu9sfcuo icu bSltbtu aus oen,
iabrlibln rsiusn Gtntcnmsn ron ben StaatspsrtCn
wslbs Sezaat ron 3st;u 3sit 6efiet, cosr aus oem
Sspiun en- Gsrtauf ostlsttu eosr ir0Ino eines
&heits oaStn, une aus Dem @intenintn coCr Gerptnn
aus Dem @sttauf Der Dem Staat sshtresu Stcds.
iufannitn nit aneersu Scnos coer lodfeauc0en, Die
nar6s 9ase bsttumt pereen n69er. 9eootet
S9un9efono mag uen Belt gu 3tit psrit6rtl roeroen
baburh, oaB man ir9sno ensu Sbsil Der Sarsn ooer
unoersr Staatseinsinftt, mslshS fir bic croiu6ren
uno lauf;ncen 8e9ierunse nidbt crfcrocr.
lib iiuo, oafdr tetimnlt itno es fol- auBer i'm Rail
Stuss 8rs9ee, elmer sSuracu cher Snurrstticu t,in
1bst bsIa9tsu ait9urssfenos anosrspis bcnutt cher
r;rpsnest rsrosn oIs jur eSfhun9 osr SfTenttidben
Ghulo, b6 esv Bttraa fclhsr 9buio auf ntniaer
0ls itUt Wnttusn sbetT rstpyirt H. l .s. :
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
SIN 8rprdltntantcnhauTt,
1fs..,f m ln--
Setretdr's , ffss
!parriStur9, 5uni %. 1857.

PaFtI9pHt9, 5unl y. 1907.
prnniglpanien, So
SD btjsu0e biermit, bd6 Stises cine sstreut
uno rdtt9e ablarift Dee Original ,SeI6luiIes
ja atmrsrun9sn Der @CnttutiCn bes Staats, 5
nit Fer tter rertn idiicbIi&e paliiruns IN bcprr
5wstsen Der 0eieB9ebunS ilottsebatten 2ltIim.
munS ". pte ite nadb Den in rslsr Office aufsr.
reibtsn SrisinaIisn Tl6cint.
TTsA Bum 3susniB pefcn BABE i6 6isruntsr
- oms'ne 9anri6rtft osIcBt uno bas Stcscl
Der Setrstar's SIftes bst9sfuSt an utsem Gde
uno Sabr.
Il 8. Curtin,
Setrslar cEr RCpublf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
ettretary Sffsc.
y6arrlsburs, SUM- %, 1857.

grnniglpantrJ ss. ~ a
SD tr5ruse, NaB Sbisss cine srtreue unb rid.
ti9e ati6rft Der ,,9as" uuO Der ,,glsinO" III
psl6s iber hsn SridIuB ssnCmmtn purem, ter
abGnrnun8cn sm Gpnilitution bes Staatrc bean.
tra8t ipie iClte fd pUrfinOsn In ben 6dsetdtrrn
Der bfieen 5Suier Der @ensral QIlfenlklp pirIer
RepubIif iar bic Sisuns bon 1857. ~ =
fESA 3susniB mslns 5anb, Ictpfs Sas Gie.
gel trlaetfr Sifitr, rieIsn %, Stunt 1857.
u. @. Curtin.
. estrdar Der Rrpubhf
b Sult 8 1887 nq3M
--a "A q srss5t ra5 81 slshs a--zl s--
sF-E rr Esl -t-'5' s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15

o1sius-D;e serren gSfter. grobb. Tro,cr esrsoo
6orris 8ininosr sasnrote nm 'D''Ss,
Gcmtt mar bic Nrooe beiabenb entl6ieSen.
6 Qiuf bic Nrooes ia ,
gein her ssuot Sis sr,tts obsnhs,,,. ..,,s.
mioen '' '''''''''"''S "''''H S''"Ss
Sn, :. ,,.s,,,
faunosm Ssr grnstit",nn S,s ,ss.,;S. @ tsa S1s S's
iinnlSna asnpmmsli, pel6e mar wie loIot,.
sos-Dis scrren sreuer, garsnne grotS gr,e.
peu, Gla, GRAMS, Steuuitsn. Srosr, Snsronr, Scr.
con- G Ssa,n9sr' Snsr. sauea6, espif, 9'psr, Secs
,og; A SSats Na;,s SDaGn Ssulnsr' Stsss' Straub
a,s;nx-,O;s ssrrsr Ga Ca, -c,r,,, s..,.
Nenref,- A ~'"'" ~''sS' pN'''9 ""V
''@
Sem't wuree Die 0ra8s eelaleno entlhieesn.
@uf bic Sraae,
sRin her 5sn,. h,s .;or,. of6s,S..... ...,,s
al -, -'Ne S'''e
""B'"
9Sureen ben Verfdamtgen Der Gpnlituticn aes
mdB bic Sas unp gteins asncmmen, urb pareu
tpie fclat: ~ '5
mi, serrs, O,r,,,,,. Co~o,,,. c.z, CT.
rpeII cst Grons st,nn;ssn go SV.n sSts. ~.
t,nnsr nav a"nton os,.;s Sc Sos ss s"ssa y, nv
Isrs sbamnn Snu,bsr ss,ss,s eH,rn Sss sps,sL SO.'
fins uno SRriobtNo3. '' - ''l''' >N''''
'"S ""o -. ,s'' 81
rsrrns, =" +''''" S'1V'' o'""'" S'''a" u''
SpHlt putoe ele Ofa9e pelapenp entln'ecrt.
%feratnlantsnpaus' aprlI 20, 1857. a
r "S Si,,I psa Dspisg. SOsl%,uSsnU aOaaCsren9fn
mar wurosn " "''' "0N"S
m,.s s,.e... ....... .r..e
nin s,s e,n.si, ,.a, mts.s
D" ~. , o,r.a.. ,.Ham
r. .'snt,,, W WV unV N'.nS, "" etrIusuh9eh per
SS"P''u''" S'"'Hb' S'"'"'''''" INV WHFfh wle
IelbI' H ... |Ia.
Sas-Dte 6erren Quecrlcn, ARTHUR, RodbcuI,.
0au, 8cd, @iIcbcp, 8crper, grcpn, Golbeun
GamptelI, GbaIf, Gtcaucr, Gramfcro, Dider, Gnt,
&ptcr, gaulrl0, Scltcr, Gittcnsr, Gileco, .6amel
parrtr, SCins, bielfano, 6iu, bilIeaas, OFF.
man, (gerts,) Smbrie, Sunes, Satcbs, Seutius.
,Sobns, Scbnlcn, aauilmaun, !6err, 6niabt. pei.
Itnrina, 9cnaader, sorett, gGaurar, IQanaft, Sp'.
Galmcnt, Nl' Slpain, SVccrbrae, gRummo. ApuTslt
man, Nthels, Rithcilcn, 9iunemarber, QcarIcn, Wt:
rtrs, Yetrtsn, YtpnaiI, purteu, &amitr, TbtIooe;
pbta,l 8amin COertO Rsdncr, REsS, 9lotSrts,
Rupp. Ghop, Gloon, Smttb Somtrio,l Smitb,
lesntrG) StspsnSu, clan @al @anpccrbis. Bidders,
069hlsN, @aItsr, 8C'tbrocf 9Sbarten, BiGTiftru.
@'tbttcn, 8rl9bt Zimmerman uno See, Srrt,
o,,;,--.7,;. e,..,, os,.,,,..Co, -,
rI,.n m'''-1" &'et.n S'augs, SsnGn, ASd, 3a'
snutters, Stcrn, G8arnsr ano gBinlrcrs~i2. ~
@cmlt ruroe bic Nro,e tri,bepb snt56stsp
m.e 81.
am" :" o'o', ,. oo
SSlu pas Sau5 Die Stceste NbGnerung eeneG'
m8en .s..... .
gDmbsn BEN Gerfiauroen ber 6cu1ituicn Al, i,
,,gs ri. O.. ,nn ~, ..',,,,,.., 80 "
"sp ~ '"' ""' '''''' o''''''''" NV ''"'Vn
"t l''b''
Sos--0te 6trrtn Nnrcrfr, 8adbcdft. @0a.
Scd, Heptr. &aIbcuu, Campbell. Gartr, @nt, 5du:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
SIT e5 ni6t 70 (?

@cbrouchc II IT + ur's tes
rtihnts flOl:slk 9stnce q a n.
In unp Sars. unn Gu
nitlt has qorit Sabr frifche
an Scmntr'Yr
Ibabru, srgE s
gClllilutiae 2lnpsifuns
I9sn i'm ole ltrisn Sttdie
Iuap Scnipices auf,uben al:
Irtn. ttsItihn fis &ahnsn
Innb Oars. a
sic ftuo rcn ainu. @las.
l9utsnfmaarsn unb Ttusrs
Inno 2tfio,prcbe SRinwads
Irtn etriodt. Dls tsrcesn
limo ron einsm psint ju si:
Iner CIoiIcn. Ilsir ,6Gnnsn
luno Sars kno san,lith riIen
am ptern Gnoe uuo eeciShst
IossCncmie in eer &ranspors
ltdticn III tsmitftn. Rs@
pertaufen 6si ben
SttbrhaItern eurcbous ben
Ssteini9ttu Stnaten.
gustduft:G msrs
issu auf Bsrlanern acib:df.
G-SrpCrs pcn Dem ,panpsf
UeroCn ertcten.
Stir ecriB eoren eoe Sbr
fiir Artbur's aanuen u. sars
taat-1isltlte botsn eie
'rtctc rcn gpei Sabrs,eitcn
eeitonesu, u. iino rcu ,buns
Hcrt,n uno Sauleno,n ren
Sdnilisn, l6etels uno Seits
|hduitr qe6routht rcreGn.
Wir madhen oteflbs nun
.itir eis Nliuicnfn.
Irtbur, eurnbam
uuo Diirey, ~.
Sasrifanten un'er f,nf s,ds
rnE Sc. III uro Il0
Gho l0h Str. tGdt her
gccr9f)Hbi bilas eipHid
sn3Np
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
/ Der tpODlfeite gu6itpbr
Y ? it trr Gtabt 9lllcufnuu.


Sn Dem pcbkittn 8uhachr rsr uutsr,sidrstsn
IN oer Staot ausntaun iue leete sRcbe uieosr fc(s
9enos bsrrltbc gBsrts. in GuaIiIdsr Srrote. srbols
ten rueroen-pelhs iie on ben Gsurcrf Tretftn mic,
Der obIaftn rusresn, ninlib: R ns,B4
The Life of Napoleon, tsa s
Bartleu's Narrative, in Texas, New.
Mexico, California, &c. 9
History of Nicaragua, stgas
Nineveh and its Ruins, without Abridg-
ment, sH
Lille in Abyssina, E H
A Common place Book of Thoughts,
Memories 81 Faucies, ~
The Women of Christianity,
APpleton's Railway and Steamboat Ma
vigation Guide, &c. &c. &c.
Sfetrnoen ba6en fie neulicb ibren Gtcd dterboupt
er9init uno bietcn Gem 9utltum nun ale artsu
Bdher, IN Der Gn9tiiten nno Dsuiltben Spradbe
gum &ertauf on. uno jmar 70 pcblfsu cas- man Mrs
9s.osrpo mehlfstlsr taufsn fann.- lGe Hdcber uuo
anotre Grtltsl mcmit ibr Stcd ,ulammsnaeI,st in
anmfdbrsn in unmSsGh. unb fls poIIen 6Gber uur
anfdbrsu, oae esrfelbe gum Sbeit teitsbi aus
Ginsm ppaItSnbisen aIcrtcment alIsr Wubtifa.
ticren Der ametitlnlIhen 5raftats s@elrll6aft.
alen Nrten In bieisr @esenc perlanstsn S6uls
ti&er; alen grtrn Sibeln; einem berlitsn
Allrtemrnt aller Nrten sei6idni6rr Si6r;
alien semdnIatcn @etcttiihr; einem Der be,
lten @hcrtement5 SanfbG6rr oas ie In eielsr
Ve9rnp mar; einem berrIihn Gcrratb aQsr
Serlangten Sareitmuterinlirn, pcrtmcrnais,
Saars uno 3ltntdtiien, perfumrreien rinem
unsebeurr 9rcbn unb Iebr wU6lfeilem alIctte-
ment S8dnos unp Scnfter. papisr enem lebn
ltbnen N1Icrtfmsnt Slants fir 6riecensridtr,
welde5 Dpn fetllem anpern @tlttilemrnt iters
trcFen rrerocn fann, unO fur, allcs, bas in ei.
mem pcbIensrridteten Stptr Der @rt srfu6t
pirN. - 8ufst rabrr an rnO urtbeilet ldr Sud
IeItf. .'Es sa
Sdr oit bisher 9Snrscnr tibsralt ilrterfdeuna fuo
fs hSht cantbor. uno t,tttn um frutrcn sCuciatrn
3ulprutb. Den te ib burtb 9ure Sctanttlna auts
lHaarsn uno ttIIise YrsiRt ~ prosnsn Iuetn wers
ten. .f Hf-E ~
SEED, Gjutb unb Selfrid.
aGentoun, Snnt TO- 1857. ~ rHf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
3lpeitr 9tbdnbrruna.
artiFel 12.-Don i1euen Gauntics.

8siu @auutp IcG sctbclt rpsroen ourdb cine einie.
nebe dber Gin 3tbntbsil pcn siner BsrSlfrruua at>
lbneieet, (CntpeoCr nm elm neues Gaunip ,u blloGn
ccer su fcnlttscm 3rpcd) cbuc bic ousbrddthe Sc:
nebmigun9 fcthen Gauntps pCrmitttlit elmer atftn.
muns einer 9Sdbcr; nccb foil ir9sno Gin ncurs
Sauuip errthtct ptrceu, pclhss wsniasr oils piers
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n,I,r.e nnvs Later from Europe.

Nrw YoRK, Feb. 22-The steamer Asia. from
Tivernool with dates to Saturday, the 18th, arrived
here this afternoon. n.oo ann ol.
,o..aS tba steamer City of Washington, Feb 10, 300
niles west of Cape Clear and steamer supposed to
be the Erricson on the 1otn'
ENa1AND.-Mr Dallas had given banquet to
Lord Napier the new American minister.
The feet OF steamships formerly belonging to the
Oriental Steamship Company, have formally been
transferred at Southampton to the European anu
American Steam Navigation Company.
Parliament met the Sd Of February "nen inc
reply to the Queens speech was agreed on anu pre-
sented in the usual form. ~
cussed and information respecting 'ne'" lid" 000'
called for. ,.,e
Earl Grew called for dispatch written by himself
when in office prohibiting the English local aulnorl-
ties at Canton from taxing acuVe measures he
referring 10 the home government, which dspa'cn De
had written after comforting with the Duke OF wei
lingtcn. H.
Hudson Bay Company, on motion TO appon' coul-
mtee to inquire into the state of the possessions over
which that company possess the license 10 trade
The motion was agreed TO- 1t was suggested by sew
era speakers that the monopoly should be broken up
and the lands thrown open 10 colonization Mr. Lang
alluded to the tide of emf grafton setting towards
Minnesota and said the only mode to avert conflict
between England and the United States, which might
arise from American emigration oversteppIng the
borders and squatting English territory, would be
the annexation of the Hudson bay territories with
Canada.
The Queens speech says that The government is
negotiating with the United States and Honduras
about the Central American question, and hopes that
the difficulties will be removed.
DENMARK The treaty for the exemption OF the
sound dues has been printed Article 4th binds the
States signing the treaty to pay to Denmark 3O,57O,
600 x dollars according to the quotas already agreed
upon.
NAp1Es-Tbe king of Naples has signed treaty
with the Argentine republic for the reception of the
Neapolitan State prisoners who to be pardoned
This treaty, accompanied with offer of pardon, has
been communicated 10 all the State prisoners of the
kingdom.
FRANCE.-Ihe English and French troops have
been ordered to evacuae Greece, the demands Of
these governments having been fully complied with.
commission composed of the three protecting
Powers Russia, England, and France-has been ap-
pointed to investigate the condition of Greek finances
PERsIA-The British were advancing into the in
terror of Persia at the last accounts The English
have reconstructed the forts Bushre and left troops
there, and marched upon Mohamora, which COM
mand both the province of Ears and the road to
Shiras. They are also about to occupy Mahommarad
and Boulder Al-two towns on the Persian Gulf
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ARKlVEi,
Feb l9-schr Wide World Dickinson, from Charleston
to A D Cazaux with 500 sacks salt.
Schr Americus, Van efbit, from Charleston, to eiios
SIT & Brown with b. Sacks salt.
Schr J. I Grce, Met ady, from Charleston, to eRos
set b Brown with 600 sacks salt.
Schr George Handy, Dill from Charleston, to DeRosset
& Brown with $50 sac salt
Feb 2O-Steamer Enter rise, Williams from Fayctt vile
Brig Forester Lloyd, Trinidad Port au Spain to J.
Hanoveni"n Brig Johanna Brons, Bouman from Holland
to H. B. kiers
,chr Lliz BETH Smith, from Charleston, to Russell &
Feb 2aU N Steamer Spray, Price, from smithville,
Feb 23~teamer Magnolia, stedman. form Fayetteville,
2+-Schr. Marine, Powell. fro New York. to Geo. Har-
SMIrHVILLE, Feb % -schr. M sewell (of Boston,)
Loud FROM Jamaica for New York. with sugar. coffee and
logwood Put into this port day or two since owing to the
TAX charge, and the schooner will proceed Immediately
Feb M-Schr Alba Merrhew, from New York, to George
schr Hanks, Farrow, from Hyde county, Ellis &
Mitchell; with
Schr Sally Ann, Rose Hyde county, to J. R. BlosA
schr Edward stany, Pugh, from Hyde county, to De-
schr Star, Moore, from swansboro', to Master with
naval stores.
steamer Flora Mcdonald. Hurt from Fayetteville, to T.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh Elder, from Fayetteville to
25-Schr Laura Harker from shallotte, to Anderson s.
Savage with naval stores.
schr J. c. Manson RADON, from Shaotte, to D. PgOt;
with naval stores.
U; S. Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithville, to A.
H. VanBokkelen.
CLEARED.
Feb. 19-Schr. G. M. Smith, Smith, for New York, by
D. CaZaux with naval stores, &C. . 60, ~
Feb. 2l-U. s. M Steamer Spray, Price, Tor SmlhV1s,
by A. II. VanBokkelen.
Steamer Enterprise, Williams, for Haywood, by. s.
Banks. ~ .
Schr W. H. Howard, Brown, for Charleston, by Rankin
Il Martin with rice and naval stores
b. Brig Purchase Strickland for West Indies, by G. W.
Davis with lumber, shingles, &c.
Feb A-U S. Nj. Steamer Spray, Price for Smithville,
by A. H. VanBokkeien.
Steamer Magnolia, Stedman for Fayetteville, by T. j.
Lutteroh
Schr Rescue, Gates for Portland Me-, by Keith Flan-
ner; with naval stores and slaves
Feb 25-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh Elder, for Fayete-
vile, by ] Lutterloh. ~,
Feb 26-Schr. Edward Kdder, HARRISON, for New YORK;
by ]. H. Flanner with naval stores, DC r,, a
Schr Elizabeth Smith, for Charleston by Russen q
Bro with naval stores. IT
u S. M Steamer Spray, Price, for smlthvlle, by A. H.
VanBokkslsn.