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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

.AuRI.ow WEED Como TO GE0R0A.-We zee
~ TIE ztsSS~s that Thurl0w Weed purposes visit
ing Georgia We notify our readers in that Sec
ton Of the country thai they need not be
alarmed at the visit Of the King of the Lobby.
Although Weed is director of the Underground
Railway and . prominent ympathizer with
runaway negroes, there is no danger of his at
tempting to stir up an instruction of the slaves
in Georgia Although Thurisw likes niggers
pretty well, he has sill greater passion for
''sie monish," and there is not a drop of philau-
throphy IN his present mission to the bcuishted
Georgiana Its object il entirely financial
Among other schemes pushed through by The
lobby at the last session of Congress was one
for the establishment of naval station near
Brunswick, Georgia. Thurlow Weed, Simontop.
Matteson, and Others members of Congress and
the lobby-who were afterwards kicked ont NJ
Washington possession of an island
suitable for naval purposes, pushed the bill
through, and induced the Secretary of the Navy
to select their site. Of course the government
would have to pay four or five times the sum
that had been disbursed by Weed, Slmonton,
Matteeon h Co., even allowing for thousand
dollar draft to make Greeley stool pigeon for
the second time. Weed now goes to Georgia to
look up the titles and make final arrangements,
including division of the spoils-including,
perhaps, another thousand dollars-to be received
by Greeley. to be paid to some mysterious third
person. So the people Of Georgia need not
be alarmed. Thurlow is only playing a farce
after the Washington comedy of last winter, and
the audience has to pay pretty round sum for
admission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

Close OF the May Acknowledgements En-
creasing Financial Importance.
The city, during the past week, has been 6lled
with gentlemen in white cravats, and females u
every variety Of color, present to attend the an
niverr~ry meetings Of the principal religious and
benevolent societies of the country. Tho vest
asnoont Of money disbursed through these socle-
ties is no doubt strong incentive to the interest
With which they are regarded, and the increasing
interest msy be sufficiently accounted for by the
fact which appears by the suhjoined table, that
the eostributions are enlarging every year. The
table exhibits the receipts Of the principal socle-
ties during the past three years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

CoLOsEL FREsoST's WHEREABoUTs.-There
has been a great deal Of inquiry lately as to
the whereabouts of Colonel Fremont who has
not lately appeared in public. Mr.. Fillmore,
we perceive, Is moving about from place to place,
and several new aspirants for the Presidency are
showing themselves 10 the public; but Colonel
Fremont IL in retiracy. lie is not however idle.
He is engaged in preparing new edition OF his
works, comprising accounts Of all his travels and
expeditions, and containing muck matter tina, has
not heretofore been published This work will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17
PHILADELPHIA srncK nnARn.

PHILADELPHIA sTOCk BOARD.
PHLApSIFIuA, May 10, 1857.
ssocks dulPennsylvania Sc, 81 Morris Canal, 15i.
Long Island Railroad, III ~ Reading Railroad 39x Penn
syvarn Railroad, ~k.
NEw ORIx.Ss, May u, 1857.
Cotton eayier, bu, not quossbly lower. Sales today
lso0 baes; receipts 10 day 200 bales Sugar arm at
lie. Flour nrm. Mixed corn T5c. sec. Pork firm At
s2t for meas. Barreled lard 15c. Gunny cloth l3kc
l3ko
LornvuIs, May 16, 1857
Sixteen thousand bushels OF sold hero 10 day
at auction for homo consumption, averaging 9ec. per
busbcL
Oswsgo, Nay 16-6P NJ
Flour dull Sales at ~ for state, and 81 rs for
ommon Canadian. Wheat not so drm. Sales sit 900
bushels, m 81 70at1 rs for white Canadian. Canal
feishs-12c for wheat and 1oc for corn 10 New York
lake imports 10 day-i,0c bbs. nOur 800 bushels
wheat Canal exports-l6,5oo bushels wheat
CfScNyAu May 10, 1857
Mess pork has advanced 10 s23, with buyers than
ellers. Bacon has advanced i2c for rib sides Lard
14c for barrel and l5c for keg stock nearly exhausted
Flour advanced TO 81 s7k, with light receipts whiskoy
advanced to 2ekc. s29Sc., with good demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

MRS. TsHszA EssosDs's EVENINGS Win TON Mooss-An
entertainment under this tito be given the suyve
art Institute tomorrow (sonday) evening. Miss 10
monde Is known accomplished and elegant reader,
and n the lecture only fulns the promise Of the programme
will be an exceedingly attractive affair The intervals
will be filed up by The performance Of some OF the chooes
and most popular competition IN the national music "
Ireland whatever may be their domcrs In other re-
spects I'm poetry and gslany the irish canno, %
exceIled The first the fair benz cidre takes upon no
self 10 provide Let young Ireland 10 that there pc
no hack Of tho last interesting and patriotic an ooc'
sio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

OwEoo, ~ Y, May 10, 1857.
The ,annery in this place, owned by Messrs. Howe
Lincoln, at Newark Valley, n. ", burned 10 the
ground to-day. From two 10 three thousand sides Iof
leather In the lofts, OF which saved The
green stock in tho yards oil savod. Tho to, loss
estimated at $4,000 The stock mostly owned by
parties 10 New York and Boston. Messrs Howe lin
coin insured for $4,000, and will rebuild the tan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17
THE LATEST NEWS.

Important from Mexico.
THE SONORA FILIBUsTYRs CAPTURED AND SENTENCED
TO BIZ SHOT.
NKw ORLEANS, May IA, 1857
Advices from the city OF Mexico OF the LIST May state
that Colonel Crabbe's California hbustcr party had been
attacked Coborca by the Mexican troops and forced to
surrender at discretion The prisoners sixty number
including Colonel Crabbe were all To be shot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

shortly be i'suea by Childs q Co, Of Phiia-
deaphia, the publishers Of Doctor Ksaes work, Of
which seventy thousand copies have been sold,
netting seventy thousand dollars for the family Of
the late Arctic explorer. We trust that the work
Of Colonel Fremont viii be equally profitable. II
has been stated that tho Colonel Is % millionaire
and that the Hariposa estate made him the pos
sessor Of immense wealth. Such, however, is not
the fact The Mariposa grant fell chiefly into the
hands of the stock jobbes In California, and Colo
mel Fremont received very little profit from Il.
He now depends entirely upon his literary lab ors
which We trust will be as profitable to himself as
they are valuable and interesting to the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

MARcr's OPINION OF Mr.. BucHAYAS's New
YORK AIroNTxESTs.-Wc understand tina, an
opinion has been obtained from Hon. Vim. l..
Marcy in reference to the moral calibre OF Mr.. Bu
chanans New York appointments to wit-That,
excepting Mr.. Schell who is fair and respecta-
BILE man, these New York appointments are worse
than those Of poor Pierce The full meaning Of
this dry and crusty opinion may be copjcctured
when IL is remembered that Mr.. Scbell,
as an applicant for the New York Custom House
under President Pierce, was excluded and sent
adrift through the Incorporating hostility Of
Marcy But the sly old cynic Of the State De-
partment has his reasons no doubt, for this pre-
sent exception in behalf Of Mr. Schell Mr..
Marcy, we fear, through one Of our Wall street
journals, has been deluded with the idea that he
may still prove an available piece of democratic
timber for the Presidency. We suspect that q
few superannuated old fogies, here and there, en-
terrain the same idea, including, perhaps, a Tam
many Sachem or two and thus we have an
other added to the many elements Of discord AID
disruption which here have crept into the demo.
cratic camp That service Of silver plate to the
ex-Premier, most likely will only still further
Increase these troubles in the family. There is
no folly equal 70 the credulity Of these old fossil
politicians
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

The nativity table gives 3l3 natives Of the United
States CO Of Ireland Is Of Germany, II Of England,
Of Scotland, and each Of Spain, Switzerland,
France. the West Indies and British America.
The sales Of cotton yesterday hmi,i IN fors
moon ard prices unsettled In the afternoon there were
Of sales 70 the amount Of 3ooe bales on private
terms. In one considerable line sold the seller, was
said retained interest with The buyer In nour com
mon grades OF Eastern and State heavy and easter
while the higher qualities unchanged. salcs OF M.
Dcs red wheat made al 81 60 Gil common white
southern In store 81 10 and white Canadian at 81 80
Corn was very active and large sales Of Western mixed
were made closing al ssc In store and sales Of yellow
Southern do reported al soc 9oc In store and de-
Hvsred Pork steady, with fair sales al f2a 80 a
$40 g. with small reported at s23 15 Sugars were
and active and the recent advance was fully main
tslnsd Coffee steady and quiet Freshts were mac
i've aud English ports irregular To the CONT
rent there rather Offering, without change In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17
News from Nassau, N. II.

CHARLESTON, May 10 1887
Tho British schooner Evelne has arrived here with Mas.
dates 10 the 10th inst She brought passenger,
Sir Alexander BanDerman the newly appointed Governor
Of Newfoundland.
The brig Alma, from New York, arrived at Nassau on
10Th ult and the American ship Taronta from New
York for New orcans put thorc on the 9th instant In
dlstrefs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17
The Famine I'm Northern Michigan.

Dzrnorr, May 10, 1851
meeting held last evening in the City Hall here, 10
device for the relief OF the destitute people In
Northern Michigan, citizen OF Graot county prcscnx
and stated that his wife aud three children had died Of
starvation He gave gloomy acooun, OF the suffering in
that region and said people dying for the or
the most common food. The meeting decided 10 raise
So 600 In this city to purchase provisions with, 900 OF
which Was subscribed In the ball
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17
Lake Navigation.

BrrrAro, May 10, 1857.
We have hne weather to-day, with a light wind from
the The steamer Western World arrived here last
night from Detroit Tho steamer Plymouth Rock IL al.
vertised leave here O'Clock this afternoon for Do
oit, although there IA good deal OF Ice lake yoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

There was also deaths Of apoplexy, ofbronchi.
tis Of erysipeas Of disease Of the heart, 10 Of
old age, Of scrofula, of intemperance, prema-
tue births 80 stillborn and Is from violent causes.
The following Is q classification Of the diseases
and the total number Of deaths in each class Of
difeaae during the past two vceks:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

Burrows nwAr,sk.-The report that Mr.. Marshall, OF
tho Broadway theatre, had purchased Burton's new
hesrc In Broadway opposite Bond street. IL not correct
Mr.. Burton continues manager, and Is making his
aagemenu for the coming season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

CINcINNAu, May 16, 1857.
The water 10 the channel of the river This point /.
falling. IL now measures eleven feet Weather mild.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17
Affairs In Washington

Affairs In Washington.
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE NAVAL BoARps-MoRl
COURTS ON INQUIRY TO BIZ ORGANIZED.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1867
Tho of Captain nman and ieutenans Bartlett and
Thornton arc still under consideration before tho
Courts Inquiry Today Commodore Kearney and Com
mander white examined behalf OF Captain In
man, and Lieutenants Smms and Gipson recalled
against both Thornton and Bartlett Nothing Of importance
was ell ited.
Secretary Toucey IL contemplating ordering additional
courts.
TIKI GESxaAL NwVAYR DESPATCH.
THE FLIGHT OF BRIGHAM YOUNa-ILLNEss or SKNA-
TOR BUTLER, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1857.
Ocial dispatches recently received warrant the belief
CT Brigham Young has ned from Utah, Is kno xn he
In treaty with the Indians for safe conduct through
their country. Ex Justice Drummond has arrived here
for consultation on tho afArs of tho Territory.
Past Assistant Surgeon Herner Of the navy has resigned
bis Office.
Dispatches received here state the health OF Senator
Butler OF South Carolina, very prccarous, and that his
death Ia daily expected.
Tho Secretary OF War to day examined tho bids made
for materials and construction Of the Washington Aque-
duct The awards will be probably on Tuesday
Walter N. Hadcrman has boon appointed Surveyor Al,
Louisville, vice English, removed Edward Hough has
been re appointed Collector at Alexandria, Virginia.
senator Wilson Is here route for Kansas.
Dr. Ezra Parmcntcr has been appointed Special Inspec
tor of Drugs and Medicines, at Boston, vice Joseph Il
smith, removed
The salaries Of the supcrntcndcnts OF the Wagon Roads
Agents aud Engineers at $1,000 and those Of the Phys
rl,ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MAY II, 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
MbenDzS S6nle.

Der tnsBsiAnrte BAT BEN GntIGGu6 sefast
cine atsnosSdule in @usntaun su srrittcn, gum
Nusen folder Serionrn prIde feline @eIreenbrit
baben Snitrufttcnen in ben Sng S6ulrn su er,
holten.--Seine @tli6t III In rGr
Gn9liIArn unb DcutIben Spra6e
eeisn, S&rsiten, gneliI&e @rammatit, Gcmprf,
ton, tars- in allen 3rsisen bcr gnslil6n unp
Oeuti3sn Gr5irbun8 Sniirufliun gu setsn.
SsDr Solde bic peie @'elsSmteit tsnuBsn mol
len, I'M li6 pes atrnrs in ben lntrrri6t Su beae.
ben, iinp 8eRetsn unsrrSdsIiA bel tsm rntr;sit'
neten an5urufn.
S. Srrfcmrsrr.
December 2. 1857. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Sebct bier /!

eS Gtrs nnter Soften ausysrfauftl
Dig lnter,sidnetsn effqirsp ibrsn sanssn aasssa
osbntsn Stcd prn
3rpdenpaaren, Suienswnaren, 0rcse>
reirn, Siltiiher itnb Carpets,
an ooer pntcr 8cftsn. gum @ertauf incem Fe bise
@ef6dfte oufseten peroen. Sic Laesn tabsr atIe
GIN pc nit ripep Bcfutb ;u bscbrm, incem Gs isbt
nch cine ecIs9chbst bottn @arsains ,u madden, Sis
auf 5ano
Sattune unb DsIanS, Seiecn uns 9rinminas,
Wouslins unp 6lannsIs, Goeiustt, 9u&, @al,,
iimere, gBeainsS, Carpet S6ss. GGrrets. Sil.
ta6er, AuisnSwaaren, @lasbaarsn, 9drllen,
Stridr, SPiessl >
uno ir9cpo stipas eas psrIan9t wirb, uub msldbss
MIR ftsr uno in esr Sbot on 8clfsn psrfaufsn, inr
pem mir 8eicbdfe sinltcasu wsrcsu. @snn Shr
eaber Snrs inns mabsn wclt, 70 rufst on, on Dem
@eurert Strbr, Sc. 30 gBsi pan ittpn etrase In
QIEntaun,
Seupt une 6tufert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
NQMriht

gerb tisrmjt eesetrn bag bic ltrter;eiGnetsn
ais armtniiiratpren ppn rer SinterlaBsnidaft bee
UsrItCrbensn So bn SO Qenba d, Irstbin BON
5rpeltcr9 2aunIdip, 2eda gauntY ernannt nor.
ren ine-9illc biejenisn pnber wslGs nod an Bee
Ilate 5interadrni&aft f4uttts iinp, finp birrtur6
autBcfcroert tnnrrbalb gRcGrn bci rem Inter-
iri6ncten an3urufsn uno abSubriaBlen, - llnb
ScIAe bic nod rrGtmdbi8e 8Urberun8en bape",
iinb cbrnfalls rriuGt IcIde inrrbalb Der trIa9ten
3stt weDIteiiaIi9t enSubdnrt9n an
@lplcS Spltrnbad, J Gr,or,
David SplIenba4, : WV
Dec. 9. 1857. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
GDurt<0rpflam1tiD1t. /.

einttmal Der otbars B. e. ineIap D. Vrdrspf Ridte, d
zen ptreentn Scurtsn Common Vsas BON btitn ssr
osir etbnS aus on saunes Southampton unS ssa i'm otaa
PenlppanisH In Rratt ins am Treeen 8iter Der psr.
Ssnsn seurIen pon opsr unr asrinr np
nfStleeiaunl IN bnesn Counties, uno Scha GtGber unS I'll
Be9e, ers Stbufs Rdr Der 9clrisn pcu Sper unD 8sr
mtner uno assmntr Sslnsnf serteens 6is gihua ron
oaupts uno In sra9tsn esba Saunp b QSs,
h an nib eert baesn rcr m Scr pcn optr uno Ger.
miner no pierislnbhrS c Scmen qsas anbrrauntn
rfls ethlitn rtrosn ea Der SaiS snan fur GAS Sauntr
esdba, auf Ssn -0''
Grilsn Ncntaa I'm Sanuar,
1855 rIs Der is BAG Ss bfasn Donats l unN ysls sw
sBcdlen eaItrn miro W " Wv - "
.. So drp 9irrmit Na6ridt searten,
an ale SritSsnsr unS Snab innsrbab Sonps
pon rsn, edf s Damn unS b0lbf m in eauer srn mil ibn
Heus Seete 5nlusntn une STannaensn suiunSsn babsn
um lbren Tfibicn yer syiH9ttr Scnrt o6Iuw0rn.
Des9teifen werrrn AUDI alle piejcnieen,
tlbs sssn SaneSns in Ssm Ssfnspif ets Sonp eta ols
slaser cetr 5mssu auiiurn babsu 6tnarbost Oof s E
ss ibnsu rcdbt oinsn mag. r " ~
SQsosn ltsr ntngr cane Ia Ger 01e alsntaun esfsn
aas SSnmbtr i'm 5dbrs unicrs SCrrn 1857
Srnrp Sniitb, S6eriiF.
So2G rbaGts Die 9fpubIit! y.
NentAur' Sretmher >, Is57. uobS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
9feue Gurrter.

Die llnter;eGneten scten birrSura ibren 5reun,
ZEN unp einem alSemsinrn publitum bic NaAs
ritt, paB lie nsuIiA
OaS Gurrirr>0r1bGft,
in Der Sta6t alertaan brscnnrn babrn, unb ,war
an Der Strle no pisieS @sIddft I6un felt Sab
rrn scn gBilam @rim brtrisben pprprn it,
orBcn Stpd Fs tdufIi4 an Fd setra6t babsn-
in Der SamtItcn Strabe, SasrnEu6's @afbaulr
geScnitu,- ,-allmO Iie INNER
Sin Splllfdnbisc8 QHprtrment Sbcrlcbcr,
Salbfelle, S1aufcle, 8ctb> unp
@i6ensSpblleber,
unb furS alIss bas in iGr Sad einI6laet ,um Ser.
fauf duf Sanb baltsn, unb an ben aQrrnieprielen
9rriBsn pGrtaufen rerben.
aa~glls @rten Sdute rprrbsn INNER rinaencnt.
men unp pafiir Der b66ite Narttprris teSablt.
9llS junes 9tnfanser bitten iir UNI scneiaten 3us
ipru6, unO utripu6en alss M6sti6s ~ tbun um
rinen tspen 9lniprr6enpsn, binF6tli6 rer Yrri6e
mS bic @dte Der 4aarrn, 5u tsfrtsOiscn.
g8a!trr s. Grim,
SpIrpb Sedrr.
December 9. 1857 nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Serlanst perbrn ;
Eeifen6e Ndenten

Sur allc Gbcile Scr Dcrcinig. Staaten.
30 rsilrnbe a9entsn fir hsn etaat gennIplpu.
ntrn. - rs fdr ben Staat gtcw. gorf. = 10 fir
Connecticut Nada6uIrttS unb bic 9ep. .gnalanb
Staaten.-5 far Ncws Ssriey. 80 fir Sbip. -
10 fir Snttana.--10 fir Srntudy. 30 fir 81,
ltnUts.-20 fir NlIcur. is fir BiseonIn =
) ftir Mt6isan fir Scwa.--5 fir Nlinne.
lcta.-f0 fir Oelaware unb Marylanp IS fir
Sir9inien fir Ncrtbs unb Soutb Garrlino
uno Georgia 30 fir 5lprtpa, alabama, NiI.
iiiltppi. sOuiiana unp 9rfanIas 10 fir Grras.
10 fir GaIifprnien.
Ssrn g9rnt mub zine si6rEsit ron $50
Sealer 9etsn, wcmit rericlte F6 pG6ntIi6 20,
80 29aler uno mrtr Srbifnrn fam.
9Sf6rn ndtercr 9lusfunft pspbr man FG an
). ID. Gbomas = philadelphia.
Ger. 2. 1857. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Sefentli6e Nd6ri6t.
2ln allie Srubtfdufer in Qeda Gaunty

2n allie Sruhtfdufer in Ge6a Counts,
sBir oit uuterfbriebsncn 9aurrn psu Sbers Wo,
ein9'e 2aunlhtp, eetha Gduutn, babsn uus vntlblc.
zen. Ole llcesrtrstun9 ors 8erpidits uno Waas:Gts
cs, paBi,t in unlirsr Staatfs Selsosbuna o,u l6ttn
apriL I'M Jobr l945, burtb unfsre Srutht.66ncltr
IN 4usntaun uno d6srboupt ollie ole oeoacbtes Sc.
lhaf betrettsn, in unitrm 9an,tn Gaunin nidt mcbr
ldn9er su oulcen ;-Ndmltdp 60 pfuno 8csaru uno
@elibtcrn fir sin 8ufbd gu nsbmcn, mo unlrc So:
lses nnr 90 gfuno crIauten.-Dsr 8c99tn uuo oos
l8ellbtrrn paren fhcu Sftrrs elm Sbaler has 8u.
lhel unp prtiber,-oo baten mir 8aucrn 7 bis 8
9euts nab Den 8slestr on isocm 8uIbd perlcrsn.
Esipe9en ba"Gn mir, Die uutcrlbrisbSnsu @ausrn,
uns sntlblcREn nadb Dem ]. Sag Sanuar 1858, I'M:
lern Sc9lEn uno sBtibtcrn ntbt anocrs ais bti pem
9rEsnldglAin @spitbts gu psrtouftn-tas 1T So
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
2SScrOeas Aocrl0lt0f.

Gs tpsrbsn isoe SRctts an rem Stcbr pen gD ci B..
ncr uuo Sernsrb, in SrsrIsrtuun, prrtan9t
2000 9fuub quite friiae Butter.
1000 9uSenb Girr.
1000 0eihla6trte unb 9rpuste Sib>
nrr, Gntrn unb g8ellbbdbner,
70 mic ale 1rten eoneesprCouttcn iterbaupt, fir
pttdss allies Der betbG SartprSig in 9aaraclo cSsr
Austaultb fir gfaarrn Gejabtt pire.
pdbnsr. Gntsn uuo gBdfbbdbnsr perrsn nur auf
OenuCrito9 Scrmltta9s uRo Srsitae 91abmttaas,
in icpsr @Bcdbe, in @mpfane asuommsn.
OF Nue pisieuisen ris pcbltil gu taufn pdn.
fheu, perosu wcbItbun ucun fs ON Stcbr pcn
GHetrncr uno 9ernero anrufsu. Gie (ino frlt Gn;s
idICFn o0eu StrStbti9tcit pioCrfubrcn ju Iaecu.
g2eipnsr unb @srnerb.
Ertsmter ., 1857. ra5S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
@Ic @seSc(4,Sffe

gBrrben sHfiinftlid bon bem unter,si6nrten, an
bsm aIten StanrpIaBe fcrtbrtrisbsn prreen,--alI.
NO ss ibn freurn wirp rr6t piels 8unpen SprIpre-
den gu iebsn, wslfc er fdsr ale mad 0uni6 be.
trtsoi8en fam, - unp aupc CT bcift bur6 0renss
Nufmrrffamfrit unb prcnlpte uno tiatge 8eeien-
un8 aud nc6 fernrrbm bic @unR trs publfums
ju psrpifnen.
Sames Weilrr.
December 2. naAm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
9teDme SbQ0t.
Neuz SabrS SSeitltC0feit.

Der nSrsrIertaun Sins.Ssrsn" pirb nuf ras
frmmenpe giru Sabr cine 9rcbe Seiilatrtt, in
5rsrIrrtaun SsranfaIirn. brt prl6er @elesenbeit
Der @brp. Srr S6inbrl om 9tenb Dor rrm
geuen Sabr, unb bic G9rp. Ssrrrn Stats mp
Oubs am Neu'Sa9rs'N 'Nprsen unp I'M gla6s
mitta8r preotSrn perprn.
q. S.-gins ron SrIsFb Deib' 5armUniums
cher Stceb Sr9eln, init II Steps" pirp bel bic,
fer @tIrssnlsit pur9 grCfsiIcr 5auit scipsIt rrr'
ben.
December 9. 1857 ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Nd0riC6t

9Biro biermit 9s9tbcu, baF bic lntsr,cidnCtsn ols
Grssutcren pcu Der pintsrIoGsulhaft oss prriCrhcs
nen Ben iomin euowis, ltetbin pcn Der
Staet auentaun, eecba Gauntp, anaclsllt wcrrSn
fno. = 1ns biteni9cu oabsr, pttoe nctb an tsIaote
piutSrtaNsulhaft fhuloi9 Iiuc, uo bsrcurtb aufsss
tcrosrt innerbatb 9Beben uuiuruftn uuo a6iuts:
jobtsn-lIno Sclhe bic ncdb rSdhlm6Biae Tcroeruns
gen babrn ni69tu. juo sbsufoGs rIuttt lcltbe mcb.
bsfdt'9t innsrbaIb Ger ttia9tSn 3st sin,ubSneisrn
an
gSilliam Grim, G,,,,.
llriab Gjutb, u p'''
GcscmtCr 81, 1857. ra3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

| Scnas 8ousr,
philip ,onos,
Saecb peas,
Sborlcs ShSfer,
Rutban S4ottsrt,
rbitip 3ti9tr,
Oupio 3tislsr,
0onid 3ti9Isr,
SamuCl 3eislsr,
Jcnatbou .portmon,
tmcs Yraus,
Stcr9s 5lmmtrman,
Biuiam zimmerman,
ioenrr SD2chr,
Salcmcn O1cbr,
BtlIiam Oacbr,
Reubsn 9)1cbr,
IBirtram Seip,
Oorio SRufsllnan,
IGborles WuftIman,
Daniel y crsr,
Solcmcn SJlcper,
I'm. 6. 9itbtsnwa(lnrr,
lcbn s. Seibsrlin9,
Srnas Senltermacbtr,
SiI9b, 3. eiesnbsrser.
Rtuttn s ons,
Daniel ,ioains,
1otcb .6olne,
Sascb Sttinin9cr, ftn.
5otc6 Sttiuin9sr, Jun.
5olcmrn Stcininssr,
Stcrac Stiiuinacr,
0atbon grre,
Sotcb l6aiue,
SCnos Sd,tlthtr,
Daniel Shmsrcr, tn.
aarcn Sthmercr,
Daniel Shmcper, Jun.
Oopio Stbmcpcr,
Sbrmos Shmtrcr,
0iuru9hbr Shmcpcr,
Satcb .bcHcr,
Deter 8rIinjo,
Sbcmas 6. @rrinie,
Scratban SrGini9,
Sotrb Brcini1
Satrb Spore,
Jcuas Sy1chr,
Scuatbon s.. 98iftr,
Oanitl Shluuch,
Scmiu Shtoutb,
Salcmcu eihttnwalInCr,
ISbartIs eihttnpaIncr,
8tniamin 8upp,
lSlIIiom ,6ch,
OoniCt Sums,
@iIliom Gthmercr,
RilIiam Dcfh,
Iarcn @rommcs,
5cnos 6rammls,
Iamss eihtsnrpatlnsr,
lSbarlcs 8utsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
9fQ0rt0t

9t1Drt6t
gStrb biermit srostsn buB rrr llntersridnsis
ais Npmtnilratcr bon Der Siutero6nl6aft brs
perfUrtenm SalUmun gBeopcr, lrbtbin
pcn Der Staht gllentaun, 2eda Gaunty ernannt
wUrben tit-Gle ttsieni9rn paber rrsI6e nod an
tsiaste SinterladrnI&aft iduIpis fnp, linb Bier.
burth aufgeforfert innsrbalb gEcGen bel pem
untsrsc6neten anSururn unb ot3ube;abIrn.-
llnO Scld,e bic ned rsdtmGese 8orbrrun9cn ia.
zen, linp sbrnfal5 eriu4t Iclde innrbalb per tr.
Iastsn 3sit wp9lteiatist rinjuHSnoissn an
Spirp6 @caper, 9tllrntaun.
December 2. 1857. na6m