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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04
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Narou Ballet, Samuel Stauftr,
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Snora5 SnTr, @eniuS &rnmld,
Stcbenbe Gaunt9 Committee.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04
Iee cince rcid,rn t11annce.

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larb binterlieB ein Ssrm69rn pun rinrr MtIItcn
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mrr wc9sn aufri6tigfsit tsriGmt. Gr bate tpss
mig Sdul (lntGri;ss ater an8ebrrae gutr Srrs
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04
untcrAana eer nelt in 1857.

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fentlaung uber9ab:
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8atinet, trrutigte iib baS eri6redtr 9arta.-
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jest tritt rin peutIGrr ahcnpm, etrnlc trriibmt
ME Sabust, aui, uue ircit bic furdtbarrn Sol
gen bteies in li4uer 2lusit6t iietmprn 3u1am.
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Courier ben Ramen brs afrrnpmiI4sn llnglads.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04

8ssrifffn frsilib pirOs man 1eins 5anplunsswsif
fiir cine Ri6IiBisftit, fIr cine Serlebuns lentr
9tmtspFi6t anieben unb IGN iOfort abirysn. 5isr
in Qmerita Bat bic Wrlno Surp 13cn rntidspen,
pa6 nidt einmal @runp psrbuuprn III, bic Sa9e
psitrr 81 untsrfuhen.
Dur@ bic Srr0anblunsen Der lebten gBo6e bat
ii6 Maun's MajcritGt iibsr Gafflps bis aaf 323
erbSbt. 8OrauST4tli6 pirr TA bieielts nod Iteis
sern, uno fs 1T iebr gu bc3ueifeld. paB es GaiIpY
ipdter srlin8en prrrr, belets tpieprr bis auf cine
DlnpritGt berat;utringen. .-YrsiIe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04
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SntIdSoj ojaupgSgclper fur omeritanil6e @irssr
,uriidtciabt werrcn iclIcn. GrmmOricrt, Der
prGiipcnt Ypn Nrritr, in iprtwGbrcnrcr 9tnst
prr Der SIeriiti mp rrn rrbeIltiacn 0ruerdltn,l
6raudlt Geto.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04
Die 6cIrh1eI,IIna.

Die G'ciebssbuns Su Sarrisburs BAT lih IHon
am 6rcitas Vrrtagt, unp pirO itb crit am na&hen
DienitaB piecrr perIammrln-pn bcbt, rii Ra6.
Dem Su6anan in raS 9reFpentsns 2mt riuseIsBt
it unp bic S6mau6ereien, bic sepSbnlib bel iCIs
den 0elc9eubcitsn pOrfcmmrn, YpriiGer fnp.-
gGeu, Die Gdrb8abIsr bc3abIsn ia bic 3e6e fir
ptrie5 Saullcnirn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04

o. 0n. q upp ibErrcidte IeBte g8cde in
Sauic trr 9icwcimtanten Elm MrmuriaI ron Sur'
germ pom OiaeStnw,, Gr6a GauntY, titteno bal
inc5 Staptarn III etne SprUugb tnccrpprirt wer'
zen mGJe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04

Eay- SIN Senat ricieS Staat5 iitsrreidte IcBtr
gGode oerr 2auboA elm Memoriat pcn Sdr9crn
vun 9llIentaun, thtenp fir bic Grri6tur8 elmer
Staat5 Nprmnt S1ulf, al tiC1sm Srt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04

s1~Srnator Sanuer prb @nfangs Sss Wc.
mats NlSrS mad @urepa abrciln. @r teabf6s
ttst, ZEN srb6ten She'll IstnsS bOEtscn glufentbal'
trS in 6ranfrsi9 iusabrinasn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04

6IrD Or. Sane, brr 9robe @u0tunri8aIter, Fat
am 16tcn 6ebruar, gu loaYana, pds 3etIide nit
rem Gwigen Serrc6iclt. Serr Jtare mar cinrr
Der beitrn unr 8ei4astrtrn Manner rieirS 9anSen
lanpes.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-04

BGyS SIM Senat bisI IsS Staats IN am Sprtrbten
Otcnta9 bic Gataiauaua SanttiiI, rmb bic
8auts COMMITTEE CutertGtCt wrrrrn,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

Messrs. Editors:--I saw notice in your paper
last Saturday, of meeting of the "Worcester
Real Estate Association" for the protection of
landlords against non. paying tenants, called by
its secretary, W. W. Pratt, Esq by whose exer-
ton, in connection with two or three other gentle
men, understand ii has been formed. Probably
no class have suffered more than landlords, from
tenants who have unjuslly refused to pay their
rents; that there some who are unable to pay
from Sickness or other justifsble causes is true;
for such l nave sympathy. But there is still a
much larger number, who make it part of their
business not 70 pay rent and continually NOV
ing from one tenement to another some of them
between two days, cheating the landlords out Of
their rent and the honest truckman out of his pay
for moving their goods lis lamentably true for such
no one can have charity. The object of the asso-
citation, as am informed, is to protect landlords
against such persons the duty Of its secretary is
to keeps book, alphabetically arranged, in which
are registered the names of non-paying tenants,
open to the inspection Of all its members.
Such an association is called for and under
proper management, it cannot fail to result in
good, not only to the landlords, but to tenants,
particularly honest ones, of which our city is
blessed with many. MIR. Secretary, put me down
as member LANDLORD
Worcester, Aug. 8, 1857
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

WHAT THE MoRMoSs INTEND TO Do.--MeSsrs.
Editors: friend of mine now a merchant in
Boston, while on his way to California, some five
years since, by the overland route, stopped two
weeks at Salt Lake City. Every attention was.
shown him by the elders, and he was permitted to
go into all public places. But the Inner Temple,
the sanctum aanctorum, he might not enter. No
GENTLE foot could tread that holy place. There
were, ALSO subterranean apartments, which were
strictly guarded against all strangers. The walls
of their vast Temple, he described minutely.
They are built Of granite, or something so nearly
resembling it, that could not distinguish them.
They are Of great thickness, massive, and firmly
laid in the best cement, thus forming strong cas-
tie, to serve as place Of worship in peace, and
secure asylum in war. Here, the knowing ones
assured my friend, they should defend themselves
against the government of the United States, and
they were then confident they could withstand any
army that could be conveniently sent against them,
having, as they stated storage for provisions
ammunition, &C., for three years siege. Judg-
ing from these data, it would seem that in the
event Of q collision with them, our troops might
expect the most desperate resistance. 1t will be
no chld's play, undertaking to conquer them, and
bring them into submission. a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05
Mrs. Cunningham Arrested for Felony


NEW YORK, August Airs. Cunning
ham was arrested today on charge of felony,
connected with the birth of an heir to the
Burdell estate. 1t is charged that Mrs. Cum
nlngham otherwise Mrs. Burdell, last night
pretended to have given birth to a child. in
order to obtain all the property of the late DR..
Harvey Burdell. DIR. Catlin, her physician,
and the nurse, (name not known,) were ar.
rested, and Mrs. Cunningham is confined to
her apartments, at No. 81 Bond street, under
surveillance of the police.
1t is alleged that Mrs. Cunningham, at the
time of her imprisonment in the Tombs, sent
for DR.. Uhl, who had fort time been her ply
sican, and requested that he should prescribe
for her. The Doctor was again sent for TO
make an examination. that he might ascertain
and report her condition. Mrs. Cunningham
claimed to be enciente and the Doctor refused
to make the desired examination, without be-
ing accompanied by other physicians. Mrs.
c. refused to have other physicians, and in
sisted on his evidence alone. DIR. Uhl again
refused, and intimated to one of Mrs Cs
counsel, that he thought the request suspi-
clous, but the counsel insisted that Mrs. G.
was in the condition she claimed to be. DIR.
Uhl then had another interview with Mrs. c,
and he alleges that shen told him she was not
eHCt6ftGes UuL WI S ueNeTbH6I6SS determined TO
procure a child. This information DR.. Uhl
gave to District Attorney Hall, who laid plans
to expose the whole fraud, and bring the con.
spirstors to justice. The services of DR.. Cat
lin of Court street, Brooklyn, Cthe physician
of Mrs. CunniDghams first husband were
subsequently procured. DR.. Uhl was advised
to comply with Mrs. Cunninghams wishes
in the matter, in order to bring her to Justice.
She equested him, as he alleges to procure a
new-b born child for her. and manage the affair
so that it would appear that she gave birth to
the child. This he did, by the consent of the
District Attorney. The child was last night
sent to No. No 81 Bond street, where Dr.
Catlin and the nurse were in attendance. The
police too, were on the gui rae. Inspectors
Dilks, Hopkins, and Speight, were in readi-
ness to attend to the closing ceremonies The
child was conveyed to the door at ten O clock,
in a carriage, and Mrs. Cunningham received
it with raptures. The police finally walked
in and arrested Mrs. Cunningham, DR.. Catlin,
and the nurse. The two latter were locked
up in the fifteenth ward station house, while
Mrs. Cunningham, still acting her part, per-
sisted in her sickness, and had to be left III her
ROOM A posse of police was on hand, to
guard the premises, and prevent ingress or
egress.
Mrs. Cunningham persists in averring that
she has given birth to the child, and is held
closely confined, awaiting the inves tigation,
which will be had this afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

LAWRENCE, X. T., July SO.-An appoint
ment Tor the October Territorial election has
been made. Nineteen counties have three
Representatives, and fourteen counties have
thirty six. Troops are to be detained to guard
the bogus officers at the election. The emf
grafton of this year is not to vote. Gov.
Walker turned over the job of making the
appointments to the President and Speaker of
the first bogus Legislature.
ST. LOUIS, August 4.-The Kanzas City
Enterprise of the LIST inst. announces the re-.
ception of letters at Lecompton, stating that
five of Capt. Caldwell's and four of Capt.
Berry's surveying parties had been murdered
by the Cheyenne or Pawnee Indians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

South CAROLINA REBUKING VIRGINIA.
The administration Of James Buchanan appears
to be seriously divided against ITSELF in regard to
the administration of affairs in Kanzas. The
Democracy Of portion of the Southern States,
those of the fre,eating stamp, South Carolina,
Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, &C., denounce
the policy of Gov. Walker. and the admnstra.
ton for appointing him, and the Democracy of
the other States at the South uphold Walker.
The Charleston Is. CO. Mercury, which is the
representative of the Democracy in the States
above named, rebukes the Richmond (Ya.) En-
qHrer in the following strain, for sustaining the
President in his instructions to Gov Walker and
approving the proposition to submit the Consti-
tuition Of Kanzas to the people;
But, secondly, it 1.-THE Enqurerl makes a
slight mistake when it talks OF the pretty fig
ure half dozen impra cticable secessionists will
cut in Congress- 1t has to learn that the bulk
of the Democracy in the cotton States denoupce
alike Gov. Walker and the administration en-
dorsing him. Georgia, Mississippi, South Caro-
lima, Alabama, aud Louisiana, are united in the
maintenance Of Southern rights and on this plat.
form they will be found in 1860. The tine has
come when no man party can serve at the same
time the North and South of this confederacy
To attempt it, is to fall powerless between the
two. Their views and wishes are irTeconcilable.
Mr.. Buchanans mistake has been that of expe-
dent party compromise, instead of adherence to
constitutional principles. Tme-serving is no
longer craftsmanship, and the cotton States are
opening their eyes to the fact A half-dozen
States will be found where the Enquirer looks for
a half-dozen impracticable seeessionists Per-
haps a Virginia Congressman sooatld as soon
jump from the Long Bridge into the Potomac,
with dozen bags Of shot attached to his honora-
BILE person, as TO refuse to cooperate with the
National Democracy The cotton States are
beginning to believe it, and to feel and act on the
belief Yet Virginia CongTessmen must not be
surprised in that ease, to find themselves classed
with the Northern Democracy, with anti-slaveIy,
Gllibuster Walker, and the free Ksnzas admins
tTation, however national they may all be-"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

The Washington States protests with much
pathos, against the discord and division III the
democratic party of the South. on Ksnzas af-
fairs. 1t declares that Gov. Walker must not
be made test of democracy, and suggests
this platform of federation and compromise:
"We say that man can honestly hold that
Mr.. Walker has gone too far, and be demo-
crat. We say that man may honestly hold
that Mr.. Walker has not gone too far, and be
democrat 1t is well to bear in mind, that
what troubles the Southern democracy is Gov.
Walkers opinion. that the people of Kanzes
ought to be allowed to vote on their own con-
stitution. That is the whole difficulty, and
the men who make it call themselves demo-
Gratis, and exert in fact controlling influence
over the democratic party of the whole coun-
FRY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy
By the American Telegraph Compauys Printing Lines.
ONCE in 0ener Express Office, Lincoln House Block.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Clyde from Glasgow.


QUEBEC. August 4.-The Clyde, from Glas-
gov July 22d, passed the river De Loupe this
morning.
Wheat Sd per bushel lower. Flour cd to
Is per bbl lower. Indian corn at previous
rates. The markets are rot dated from any
place. Nothing but the above landed.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Clyde brings only Glasgow paper of
the 22d. 1t contains, however, Liverpool
and London telegraphic messages of Tuesday,
July 81.
Steamship City of Baltimore arrived out on
Tuesday.
GREAT BRIrAIN.-Mr. Cardwell is elected
to Parliament from Oxford, over Thackeray.
Messrs. Newall & Co.'s operations for stor-
ing their portion of the cable on board the Nj
agara, were drawing rapidly to close, and it
is expected she will leave Liverpool on or be-
fore the 25th.
Liverpool letters state the suspension of
Henry Schwaber & Co., with liabilities OF
about 5000
Paris, Monday of the Italians now
in custody has made a tull confession of the
details OF the conspiracy.
Telegraphic advices from Spain announce
an extraordinary decline from the recent high
prices of wheat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

BENToN's ABANDONMENT OF THE DEBATES IN
CONGRESS, from 1889 to 1856. New York
ID. Appleton Co.
We have received from Mr.. Samuel Clough, of
the firm Of d. Kimball & Co, Providence agent
for the publications Of Messrs D. Appleton &
Co., the third volume Of Mr.. Benton's Abrdge-
ment Of the Debates in Congress, from the estab.
hshment Of the government down to the close Of
MT Pierce's administration. In this work is
embodied complete history Of the legislation Of
tne country upon every subject that has from time
70 time agitated the country, or occupied the at
ten'ion OF Congress. 1t is compiled at a vast
expenditure Of labor and research, from the most
authentic sources, arranged in the most careful
manner and is furnished with a copious index
and marginal references 10 topics and dates.
which render itinvaluable as a work Of reference
No American who wishes to make himself thor.
oughly acquainted with the history CT his govern.
ment, and who desires to comprehend in their
fullest extent the origin and nature Of its laws.
can well dispense with so valuable an aid in the
prosecution Of his studies, as these volumes af-
ford
The volume before us comprises the debates
and proceedings from 1903 to 1908, and is got up
in tho same elegant style as the volumes which
have preceded II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05


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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

POLICE CcURT.-Yesterday, Luke Hammond
and Leander Pierce, for being drunk, were each
fined 50 and cosls, which they paid and were dis
charged.
charles H. Gleason and Martha Jackson. for
fornication, were each sentenced TO two months
imprisonment in the common Jail
Mary Jane johnson, for keeping house of i'll
fame, pleaded guilty, and was ordered to recognize
in $500 for her appearance at the next session
of the Criminal Court, at FitchbuIg.
mol pros was entered in the case of Francis
H. Kinnicutt and Samuel Woodward complained
Of for selling oil in unsealed measures, the de-
PENDANTS paying the costs Of the suit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

CHICAGO, August I've have nothing
definite regarding the Iowa elections. In
Scott county the Democrats elect their sheriff
and Judge, and the Republicans the rest OF
the officers. Desmoines county gives small
Democratic majority. We have heard moth
ing as to the vote for the new Constitution.
The Democratic majority in Dubuque county
is about 10. The majority against the new
Constitution in the State will probably reach
5000.
DUBUQUE, August A. The election passed
off quietly. yesterday. The vote OF the city
stands at about 1900 for the Democrats.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05

While the rival candidates for Cover
nor in Missouri were arguing their claims be-
fore mixed audience at Gallatin, on the
24th ult., Col Stewart, the democratic candi-
date, pronounced an assertion made by Major
Rollins false; whereupon the Major struck
the Colonel and knocked him off the plat.
form. Stewart got 90 stupdly drunk at
Parkyille that Maj. Rollins had 10 sneak an
extra hall hour while Stewart was laid mn.
der pump and COOLED Off; and although
two stout rufRans held him up on the staee
Afterwards, he broke down in bis speech. ana
had to let the democracy Of Parkville 20 10
pot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-05
Misnomri Eleclion

ST. LOUIS, August 4.-Scattering returns
have been received from the city and county.
Rolins's majority in this city is about 1900
or 1900. Mayor Winers's majority last Spring
was 1900. The vote is very much reduced
and Rollins falls behind Fillmore's vote. The
complete vote of this county indicates that
Stewart has carried the State by 5000 maiori-
ty. Stewards majority in Gasconade county
will probably reach 300,
Cooper county gives Rollins, the indie.
pendent candidate for Governor, 277 MAORI
ty. The town of Lexington gives him 299
majority.