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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
News from Tsunpico.

[Prom tho rev Orleans Picayune, Feb. ~
ne schooner Edv ard Barnard, Capt syoee arrived
this port yeseresy evening rom Tsmpeo, whicn place
shs len 90 Tire 81 instant
she brlnss ro freight, and mall, and only oco u
srtcie
Capt. Stone gives cherries description Of the
snsns at Tsmploo. GA-zs st AltamlrA about Ton
n'ks ct The river, while his ou,posis within sight
q lampro On tho news OF Gen Morenox being Ap
potuc By Comonfoyt Governor f Tamasipas, tho oiu
zen. Of the town scot wori 10 Gss 70 thai eecs uygng
hin a. he tame tine 10 Withdraw his This he de.
tHItd 70 Co. alleging that his orders from the general
sOytrpmcni prevtnted him from conplyhS.
Bv,nsfs vss cor pc'eY 81 stand still N rsmp,co,
tbs C.'izcns expecting h0urly an invasion by garzs's
troop, Wish are Represented being composed ~ tae
mort vorbess and eber 1ouod characters the country
Tbe river towhOa, sad been captured, with con-
,dei sel5 stores aud armrniou, BY Cara, and wa al
PartcO
Thtre had hetn no other engagement, however, be-
tSetp the to'he parties since inc battle Of the e'h Of
Jsrrary. a. Oid -arpicc
Csg' Stone eso stsNt has the desra.chef recJvef Al
Tsurc0 '. sc vovtfrp-r' - Mexi-o s'proy' or GOV
e cr ~ f''r ..-
e. V..r..Arl s,s stltt'y tSNFai ~ the
q tgrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
Political Movements.

ELECTION IN CINCINNATI An election for q member Of
the legislature occurred In Hamilton county Ohio, on
Monday int Tho candidAtes we're slough, democrat,
and Robert Hosea, Independent The election was for
The purpose OF rR the vssaney In tho House Of Repre-
sentative, ooca,iored By the expuson Of Mr.. Slough,
who was Gent home In ooEsequencs Of his making
Justinasle saut upon another msmber tho floor Of
the House The resul, OF the still in doubt
but al last accounts Boses vas ten ahes1.
CosSsonour DExocsAuo STATE Cosvsvror. .-Abou,
three hundred delegates present tho oonneccu,
State Convention the lph inst oa tho nrsi bsuo,
Samuel IEsssm had 22s for candidate Governor
and James 7. Praa 81. Tnshsm then de,isrsd the
una aimou, chcios Of ,he Convention 70. Lsu,cnsni
Governor, J. p, Wal. was nominated; Tor Treasurer,
TNcsa Crosby; for Secretary Of State Roger Ave for
Comp,roller, Thomas C0vlss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

These matsnec, which commence at 20 O'Clock,
subscribers oniy and the numbe, arranyod-four hun
dred were taken up on THURSDAY. Tha hall was huei
with fashionable ladies Of The ely and they
tho affair almost entirely to themselves ~ there
not over thirty or forty gentlemen In the audience
Brown, the expansive sexton or Grace Church.
d.sp gushed ~ . general manager for chrissenings
weddings, parties balls, fonerAs and similar gay and
estive arrangements, conducted the fair auditors to taer
psoes with that ssndisonian e~pemes for which ne is
emnently noted. His coat could not have been CLOS
sler his digniHed. he had bseu manag
ing the funeral Of millionaire. Brown made . rsseoh
10 the ladies-told them that Mr.. Toberg happy 10
meet them, and they desired the\Poror OF any
piece mot In the programme, he wSGd be happy 70
obge them by psyngH The ladies laughed rroverent-
ly at Brown, whose orstory no. feoous. Bro wn sub
sided.
The concert delicious Tho grand Erard complete
y filed every part Of the roo and the delicate points Of
ThaIbergs method were more fully appreciated than
ever. The new instrument, the Alexaudre organ, was
received with favor II occupies only fourth the
space Of piano. appears to posseas all that claimed
for 1t by the inventor 10 wit
The power TO sustain single notes and chords while at
the same time the most rapid aud brilliant passages
be performed-the notes being sustained by mech ansm
governed BY the knets leaving both hands free TO
manipulate, and the capaby 10 use sing and co mone
the tones Of the violn u,e oboe oarione horn, bas
All the parts In the Msererc-teror, soprano, chorus
AID orchestra perfectly bknded and yet each had
q distinct effect Tho organ u the invention Of Frenoh
mechanic, who received fortune for hia patent right
which be sold to Alexandra Il Sons, OF Paris.
Just before the organ there lunch ved 10 the
audience by Ethiopian servants dressed In black with
knee breeches white cravsts, gloves ard stockings.
Some Of the Eihopans had legs with calves the
order (run down at the hee) and this made natter OF
sport for the younger ladies' SO laughed ohxted
spptd their ocIee, nbbled ct their lunch, voted Thai
berg such dear and altogether hsd happy ;ime OF
It, Nearly all the audience being acquanssnoos they
hsd rather lively time Of It, and chattered away ike
spring robbins These a.ipes will Se very popular
reunions for the ladies' who bsred TO death BY having
nothing TO do couple OF hours in tho middle Of the
day. They generally 60 70 pay calls, shop, and then
lunch sher but st the mctnee they lunch, neet all
their friends and hear Tbalberg WELL Is great In
stution, the Thabers manee piu,teo aud 30 popular
has II already become that series Ia already an
noupced.
Mr. Thaberg played for the concert Of ,he ST. Georges
Society, N Eibo's Garden, Last evening" and gives his
regular concert al Ebos Saloon this evening. Madame
DArgri and others will assist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
WILLIAMSBURG City News.

srABsiNe ArYRAr.-An Irkhmas, known ~ Red hiks,
vas arrested u Jamaica, on Sunday nshi lass, % .
charge Of ssabbins two men while In trunkss array,
ore Of them beips injured seriously tsss shonsns
be viii mot recover. Red Nike ives os'eorsunG ~
event Of his marriage, which tooE place .ns sxss
previous and having bece well charged win ngnue9
nm dee iarcd tnat he would XII Dutch1m or two.
Hs sccord neIy entered ouildxg knswn A. RnAass
row And attacked ser mar, and In attempting 70 seAn
-, ,ns-ts : severe wound Me hana Of ons S hz
own f-Itnds He then rushcd INTO ssotnsr apAssmens
ard msde q similar attack upcs snotaer 0ermAn vhes
ore AZ hs friends Asan inter scd W prevent osoodahet
80 iu N melee ho received sls In The temple shioA
"A m tkous ht will prove fatal Red Mke vss then AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

oaIy or tbo snthores thereof coal not safely bs
tustso Win ne power " Eeecttng their ofiseru
no uncersGneo then, Of the Opr that under tss
seoton OF me constitution al county ocers, exstsCs
or 70 DO orsa,ea must be selected by people Of she
county, or appointed by the authorities thereof oil oily
oncers oy the electors Of tho city or sush rifles, and a
STATE ocsrs must be e oed blythe people Of the whole
sae or appointed BY the Governor and saass-thas this
s tho nature and extent OF resiottons imposed and
tho poweFs conferred ALI which u respectfully sub
missed. 8. B. Gu sHiNG Attorney General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

THs orrpA.-Nr. suskosch's season commences
Monday, with Do wIhois', Tb,rini and Moren In
Lucia" AlGge number Of subscriptions have already
been received end there ovo'y prospect Of br han,
seasou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
Personal intelligence

The Hon. NJ W. Bates lbe ne- Unic staies Sen.
TOR from Delaware, who vas lately u Juyed ~ lsh ~
Wilmington, has returned - his bone a. uoVef'
bsso Bowdish has beon confirmed =, Coue9g Oh
Cusoms for the District OF Vermont in too a.e of Yer
moht, vice A. Smsley, resigned.
The City Couson OF Ausva., Gs, Of Their caltd NEE,
ing on the pth mat, ON mo'iop ot Ad~ulh S"eai
scottfd resCui'tn GvthtI ffg 700 Wy % " apn oi
coo mUcs tl c. o. lo o a,H'at i'- 0 .bt 81 ANs.
i3 tNft1 g. p 81 CO.. .t. %. N N|'t'a 4
9. U8 VBy, y i1. at.4i "a '.ttr nc s.a.A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

FArat Fitt WITS fsscrroAtGp -c1sonor psy a
sr nqrcs, hNa lea Lecusrd ,irOet. uros I'VE SO
nan rsp ed gFcrass Crass wa siaf s.,a So, -
tle brsp, o. reg y tah Whge t4lssestG ysfi 40
str r'.l s.!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

10 before Coroner Connery ani testify fact OF hsy
Ing smeled burntrg clothes II there WAS any Wiling
between either Of the parties rather the
side Of the Coroner Dr. Parmys evidence would prove
point that the smoll Of Burning oothes expe-
riepoed long before the murder could have been co
mted
Some OF contem porares have been exciting their
readers with accounts of ga carpet bag containing bloody
pAntacons and shirt, left at the store Of Mr. HILL and
which msy probably give clue 70 the Burdsl tragedy"
The party who forwarded them this information nrs A.
learnt however, thu. the Aforesaid bag len as Mr..
H6 ntore on the 81 Of January, mouth previ0as to
or Of bc"S unnn hs ~, ne p %orS ~ w
finger The journals In queston would be oeoted to
know better than to publish such silly ruuor and they
will doubtless learn for the future TO investigate
munioahons which merely intended to 'sei' them.
ESTATE OF HARVEY BURDELL.
sURROGATE's COURT.
Before A. W. Bradford.
Tho following objections OF William Burden to tn
granting OF letters OF admnistraonto to Mrs Cuunipgham
filed in the surroga.es Court on the 10th inst
In DE matter Of he application Of Emmq A. Burdv for a
r % Ga%"iygon s. s os s sas e HayGsg ,s Sa
ana who q san deSsdsn object. Se .saiae
above named applicant Who cans 10 be the widow Of the
ing been nnr,eS and therefore ghog, Leaving saos
desc IN hn as
nui'' END nA ''' Was not WILLIAM
BY PATERSON EASTMAN his Attorneys
NEW YORK. Feb. IS 1851.
MIS- Cunningham has been cited TO appear before the
Surrogate the 24th pnt TO show reason why letters
OF standardization upon the estate Of Harvey Burdell
ttcud not be granted 70 William Burdell bis brother,
next Of kin o. the Cd or March Mrs ghAms pc
ton for letters CT administration viii Como up before
the Surrogate and the CT the blood relatives OF
deceased ngainat granting that petition Tte whole ques
ton will tuyn upon the legality OF Mrs Cunninghams 8
marr,sge 10 deceased, there ever was such marriage
All the proof ard testimony in regard TO that alleged
risse viii have TO be brought up In thIs Uourt and
decided upon
MR.. ECKEL IN THE PLACE OF HIS BIRTH.
From the Newark Mercury, Feb. 10
Ecke, tho suspected murderer OF Dr. BIrde, II o
o. HuDtercon ccun!v, in this State ns I'd OF Nor
rntown, has been stated He has large number Of
family econs scattered throughout Alexandria town
chip, In the a:ore aid county, all Of whom people Of
The behts TospectAbty The writer OF this has enjoyed
he Acquaintance Of several members OF Eckels family
ard bea tsstms 10 their worth and excellent cha
racier Fckel bimseh was .. time storeksepsr In
he village OF Mount Pleasant and in his business aus
actions enjoyed perfect confidence o. community
He hss resident OF New York for years
o. the frat respectabliy We understand that In
HuEteIdon where he spent the early OF bis fe
adorable feeling has been excited by bis implication
in the Bond street murder. and the belief geno
rally entertained tina, no il entirely innocent OF the
charges laid Of his ct None OF the published portraits
OF Ee kel give correct idea Of his appearance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21

Nav SNssTtoS FOR FAsmpsanLg wcr,p-TuAf
BsAG's Fmsr karNrE Brown dssrsR og CyasAonIgs-
Choys AND CAsE Az FAIT-rEi vi BArr,yuS AND
LUNtz.-Mr Thalterg gsre hiI rsg,infe ruisu, yes
tercsy, al bod worhs roora the ico wing program
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
The Rights OF cities.

OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GESpRAL
ALpANv, Feo. 10. 1897.
The Attorney General acknowledge the receip Of the
YoliowfuK resolutoos OF the 6enu1e:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-21
THE REPORTS IN CIRCULATION.


Actntem porsry Journal pubshed statement ycster-
day sbou, IT. Parmly dentist, residing in No 30 Bond
street. saying that be won't the evening OF the Bur-
dell murder aud on smelling something IKE wool burning
returned 70 see was anyt thing In his house, ths his
dog would not follow him, bot obstnascly persisted In
sntns and smelling M the door ofNo 81 Bond street. from
whence 70 take him by force and In his ar tnN
he (Df Psrmly) saw In Mis 0unnlnGhams room lignt
srsnsc aud recunsr, from It's hGterins and nckering
cthnsctr, row being brilliant, ~ II somethlng we're
tbIovu on to burn, and then dark or nearly uAtS,
be Gre had been extipgunhed; also toh Df famV
wouc no, before the Coroner 10 testify oecsuss o ,ne
Co osu's peculiar mode OF "dong business" Inc Al
msFhy Tor ihe above 10 thus Given;-"We 90 not nave
sfB hfn'mstiou from him, nor from ths person Noo
bssid him say oil this but from third person. VINO re
ceved W ON the second person, VINO DID hesrh"
The following ere the facts Of the c.e;-
lnhe early psr OF the evening before ten o'clock, Dr.
SHmy vent out 10 take walk GA reschipg the stree
ne fmelled something IKE woollen 3othes burning HJ
re catered hk house. examined tbs carpets In the bac-
ntnt ooi Dnang noihirg N dro went OFT aud toos MS
wax ne vss gone about tweety minutes AIT Og 70
mpps oh not perceivs the same small he ha n1N5ed
On soing oa,. Thsiis ALL Dr. Psrmy dd not rssasa 70
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
Gin pantber aefd,eGen.

Der WcntrcIe Democrat 9iebt etnen Seridt
BON cincm srpbcn 9antber, welder pcr etni9en
gBp6rn BON Ssrrn Samuel SruI6 In Susdue'
bauna Gauntp, in bieIem Staat, sei4rien rpurce.
@tnise 8naten batten in bem S6nee Spurcn rnts
ocdt, prl6e man fir isne zines Barren brIt.-
Msbrere Sdssr Icsten sur Serfclsuns bes 3bterS
ab. @nOl6 lirB Serr SruI4 auf paiIslbe unN
fsurrte mad tbm, au9enl6einlt6 pbne ss 3u trenen,
inbem es cine SE9e BON sier;i9 bis fiinf,iS SUP
sinen Baum 9inauf ipran8. Der Sd9sr wprSs
nun gepabr init mas fir einem 6bter CT es ji
tbun batte. Gr tbat spei SddlIe mad Ieinrm
&cpf, rpeI4e bepe trafen; Der leBte bran8 burf
Sas Dir in pas @sbirn, ertpies ltd tSotli6 uno
pas Sbier RiirSte cine 5Ste spn fiinfSis SUP auf
ben Sobrn bsruntsr, ousenl6einIia tcpt. 3rei
BON bes SG9ers 6unpen bran9en ic9lri4 auf es
ais es Ii@ aufrihtste unb NIT einem Strri6 Ietnrr
Scrbertabrn f6lruperte sS iie meRrere 8utben bon
li6 meg, slria barauf fiel es atr Srrparts uni
mar tOpt.
Dieter panttsr rar bon au6ercrbsntltasr
@rBbe, inpem tr Tstsn SUP uiS rtcr 3ou BON Ift,
nsr glale bis CUR Spise ieinss Sdpanjes maj
unO Gin buurat unp isteu unb Stsr;tS ptune
tpps. Setne 9rtrtimmten &rallen, ancertbd!O
3ca lang, feline I6arfrn 3dbne, farter SSrprr
uno mustelbuiten @Iisprr ma9ten ibn du sinru'
fur9tbarsn 0esner.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
niiTouri.

Die 8ctI6aft bes @cuprnSrs BON Ntfcurt
felt bic Sinan,suitGnps pcs StaatS ais bIitenb
bar. Die @tnnatmrn in 1855 unb 1856 tetru'
sen st,007,tl3 bic 9lussaben nur 1871 ,918,
llsb:rI6ub alio S27l 900, ppScn 100000 fir
1ilsune Der StaatsIdulp perprncst wrrpen mill
fen. Der Scranl4las pes aupitcrs Idldst ben
am [ Oft. 1858 Su erIpartenpen lle6eri4ab auf
$4,000 an.
Die fdmmttiasn Satnsn bsS StdatS ertiettrn
s9,633 ,000sestsrRdsuns unN werSsn nod 50,
671 900 bsanIpruden. GS itnp bic 9aciTic,
SputtpsI Brand, bic Sannibal mb ct. Sciepb
bte Nortb MilIcurt. Daju tritt nod bic neueite
btn,u, bic Cairo unb Sutton NIT s250,000.
Das Santtapital min I6t bic 8ctI6aft Ser'
metrt, unp ,rpar in en,elnsn Sanfen i'm sanjen
2anO seriireut, niat atrr in ber StaHt ct. epuis
epneentrirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
t7eu sl1erf 6efekaebuna.


aftanp, 6. Sn. Die @elsbsetun9 fam
Mittass sulamnen, baS Saus wdblte De gSitt
6. 9ittlsictn, 8spubltaner, gum Spretbrr bee
Sauics. Die Governors Sctlaaft wuree bann
rerlelen.
Darin ipirb bic GinanLass bss Staats ais Ietr
aiinltia caraeItellt. Die Ginnabmen linb Is Dill
Iicnen, 2lusgaten rs Nd0ionen, neterfdtub 3
Nliaicnen 5balrr. Ganall6ulo AM S&lub bee
Jsealiatrcs 1. Sftcter 1856 mar S22, AGO.
900 -ginnabme 50, 2,750,000. Die san,e san'
ae trtrus 892 Wsilrn -bir gciammttoltsn wsrs
ben so Millipnen Sbaler bctraScn.
ganfen unb @sfduoniBreln linS In gutter ger|
faFuns. ......
llrbsr bic etqucrfra9e beibt es:
,,gBie man aud te,dslid bes SrrtctS hes at'
aucrsperfaufs ais elm @strant prriGispner anli6t
fein mag, 70 fann man bod nidt 3rrifeln, oaB es
bas Tsdt unb bic YFi4t Der @eics9ebun9 per-
Ianat, bas 8ilifp BON rehcn OfiBbrauh burd
8esuliruns bes 8srtaufS mtSltat 3u binpsrn."
Damn pro Der @ablfretteit sebadt unb ,se'
fast, bab iib glep gcrt se8en bic ausbebnun8
Der Gtlaperei In ben Serritprten ertlGrt babe.
G6lisgli6 rrrben bic ansriHe in Der Spti6aft
res YraFbenten auf bic spublifanii6e partei als
arunSlcS bs,ei6net, unb cine Serwilisuns CUR uns
teradsuns BON Sanias 9aIfsbstarttissn sCrse'
f6lagen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
Zinc arauenpeIlr Ibatfad,e.

Die tiirsli6 perBfentlidten irtiaen GenIustas
bstlcn srseten, bne IL Srlanp nidt tpeniser ale
2i,776 Yericnen In einem Sabre Sunsers seitcrs
Zen ifnb. Der 8sbafteur Der Wepieal Simea
fast in einem @cmmrntar 3a pteler 9rauenppIlen
3ablmdterii6t F.:
"Die 3atlen blei6cn nod peit bintrr Der
sSatrbeit 3uriif. Die beruerreIBenben Details
bic in benz Srri6t ssSsten perOen, laiisn fetncr
Swsifel, baB NtaiIen an ben Br9en unb in ber
frsunpIcien Siitte umsetcmmen inp, bon bsneu
tpsbsr elm gOlidF nod Gin Gprcner's Snqurf il
glctis nabm."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
10 q T u Il n q.

Ystsr grop bon DoustaB Sip., 8srts Co.,
tam am Scrlestsn DienAaS auf fclsenbe sBeiie
tint ltin eeben. gr mar nit Salt6rtnnsn beI9dfs
tist, unO sins tpatrideinti6, um lt& III tpdrnten,
usen auf ben 8altciea. Senn bort faaU man itn
am nSaitsn Worsen psrbranut uuo tUpt. Oas
ben Scbten unb bem Sedt entitr5menbs gas, bat.
te ibn ipabri6einlia beiinnunsslcs ssmaat. gr
bintsrldBt cine 5raa unp mebrere, mritsns err
nahiene &inbrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
Sbeuer perbrannt.

gSte mir beridtet rrrben, trannte bic Shetter
res Srn. Sarcb M. Sreniin9er, in penn &ollns
Idp, Serts @auntY, am pprlsbten DtenItas
absnp nisper, nit pem barin befinbli6en Seu unp
Strcb, unp sinisem pferbesel6irr; pas Sieb
wurpe slidli6srps;ie serettet. @uf wel4e art
pas Seusr entlanpen uno ME I6wer Der SrrIult
ietn mag, fonntsn mir niGt efagren, ica absr
niAt serlihert acwelcn lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
9ttratme $366,t59


Dcmna6 fub Int SrrFpIIsnrn Sabre $780,
1853 81 st. BON Der StaatsI6ulo abtc,ablt ipprs
ben. 2tubsrpsm purben srpbe Setrd9e 3ur Boil
lenpuns Der 9crtase Ginlenbabn unb CUR S6ulos
tileuns fir psIss sBsrt ssmadt unp fir alte 6rrs
perunaen bic na6 Der afte Der lebten @eIesges
bung prn BEN ba;u srnannten Grmmilipners CT.
nannt murre. 5srnn fir 9ssuns Der idbli6en
@sleIr auf Der Columbia. Sabn unb fir Gripeis
tcruus Der Delaware OiSiiion beS Canals &C.
DisIe srtraprpinaren auSSabsn werben nunmebr
aufbGren.
Der Ssriat ber Canal GpmmiIionsrs lIfst
bei.
Der gtaatsI6ab fat i'm 8isealjabr snbrnb am
80. NcS. 1856 ppn ben StdatSwerfen enscHrms
men s2,O06,015, b. !. s62,638 mrbr ale I'M
Sabre pprber.
5ierScn rpurrn s1,0i3, ,599 fir Canal unb
griidensrlcsr unb 1892 ,426 Scn Der Columbia
unr prrtase gilsnbabn.
Die @eIammt. .glussabe bafir i'm Sabre tstrue
81, ,943,9 ,996, mar um los, los nirprisrr als I'm
Sabre Scrter.
Die ginnabmrn iitsrRessn bic @ussattn MIR
um s62,tt8. Dies ;st9t, rab irsenpwc Elm
SeSlsr I'm SpIirn llsden mub, pprr bab bic Ser'
wuItunS uRp Sstpnpmis ni6t icrsfaltis senas
mar. .ui ..-. ...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

p9-atdt SrIdnbtf6.-Sn 9cRcn
tam Dor einisen Sasen cine tcmiIae @eIdi6tr
gum 8priasiu. Gin sepiiIsr Ssremiab Nurpbq
mar sur Seicbnuns Iciner sutsn Oisnle fir bic
bsmofratiide Yartbei i'm SofUner GulcmtauIs
NIT elmer Se,abluns BON tdsli6 50 I6On felt ,rpei
Sabrsn an9eieut, unO rpabrsnp pieisr sanjen 3eit
truros iein g8rib Sannob Wurpby ais "armt
g8ittpe nit brey fleinen Siuesrn" Sem armsn'
Spnb Der Stabt unterbaltrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
GIf GauntY.

Su 9eu;snssr Sauni6ip. glt GauntY, no bic
GinwUbnr iIuntlid &atbclitsn ino, wurben In
Der lrBtrn 9raIpentrnrpabl rrei bunbrrt unb feds
Stimmrn atSc9eben-unp bacon srbtslt Su d. a.
n q n ale bs auf cine.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
Dat unS Scr Ibermometer.

Dieter Gage sins Elm SrlSnber iiter bic Strabe
rnb lab Dor tinem Saue einrn Sgsrmrmeter ban'
gen. gr Rsute ii4 Dor tsnieItsn, rrpbte ibm nit
ifinem Senittei ano ipra6 "Sc, alic pu bit baS
flsine SapYgmsntS Ding, mas baS sesttcr 70
falt balt, bet 2" unb mil einem brrben 5lude
tcIte er aus unO f4Ius Oas ding" in tauisnS
Stide.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

R8> 9pbenswertb.-Die Srrpaltsr Der
eaneailrr locomotive @erfe baben jsper ber BON
ibnsn bsl6dftistrn Yerfonen am Gage Dor @bria'
tag sinsn SurtsY ppr prBsn gSsrtb in grlp gum
prsIsnt gemadt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

sa- Gin glpprtat in 9Irfanlas, 2tItsrt Yits,
fat ais Ss,ubluns fir einen sewpnnsncn prcjcb
ni6t weni9er als $4,000 erbalten. Gr rsntt,
er bat icbt senuS unp sett ieIn Sanbwerf auf.-
gBr wirpen ss aud 70 MAIDEN, renn--
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14
Stobr beraubt,

Sole mir aus benz 8eaOn9 Scurnat srIeben,
tSurbe Der neue Grotsnpauren uub Spr,ereisn
Strbr bes 5rn. Daniel 9. 3a4ariaS, Ode Der
Sten uno 98atlnus Strobe in 8eapins, in Der
porIesten NittpU6 gia&t Ssrmittelit zines fat'
fHen S6liiiiels srDftet unp gBaaren I'm Bsrtbe
opn so Sbaler baraus ssiCbIen. Wan bat bis
iest nod ni6tS BON Diete ausTnbis MAIDEN tSn'
men.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

ma Der srEBte Spjesel, Der nod na6 &mert'
Ia rin9rfiibrt tpprpsn III, purpe neuIia in pei't
S@snf,immsr bes ct. Ni6Ula5 Sptrl su gleu.
gcrt aufstfeat. Die Ylutts mibt 1 1 8ub In Der
2dnse unp SUP in Der Srsite unp III snen BAL
BEN 3ca FART. Die platte fpitst $1,000, Der
Rahnen 5000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

Bas- Sn llttea, N..g., srbielt Der 20 Sabre
alte Sr. Gopip Yrentis, Der GrSjeber rss Grs@pu'
Serneurs Seymour, bss 5rn. sB. punt unp brei
anperrr Serrsn ais 0et9naAts8sidenf $500 Sus
aeIhtdt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

parSei Der na6aen @rieS9sbun9 wirb cine
Gintbslms bes Staats in gBablptfrifte ftir Srs
notOren unp 8cprd dIentanten fattfnpen. vs. iprb
an9enpmmcn, baB Gin 9lsprdlsntant auf un9eIdbr
$500 Tar6eSaber fcmmru pirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

nay Gin amsritanrr bat cine NaI6tne rrfrms
ben, bura wslde jspe Minute 800 &useIn BON
elmer lln,e i'm gswi6t abeefeusrt rperbrn fpnnen.
@r nil feline Grfinrun9 nur Der rn9lil4rn unr
amerifaniI6en 8ssirruns ssrfaufsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

s0-S 9dnbIta a.-Sn eanealler fat elm
sspifenlcIer Dsb einem armen Druderseleaen
isin fn,ises Yaar nsusr 3plsn seitcblen. Sin
Diet Der zine Ioine Gbat bssebt, perptente In
sibam's Uniform bon eantaRer na@ Dem n6rpli6sn
St6erien getaat Az tpercen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

B~ afa gBbttnss, Der Suerf bus grC'
felt Der GiIsnbabn mad benz StiIen Mesre psr
gBelt Sorlssts, II sssenpdrtis 0lil6bdnbler In
gBaI6natrn. anlatt eotOmctipsn unb Gi1en'
batnf6isnsn bilOsn 80 Sdbs ben @ssenaanp iei'
nsr taglian 8stra6tuns.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

B@- SOB. 6. Sanlen, Elm alter 5assFpI;, ber
snblia in 8pnbout furb, bintsrlis6 5000. 900
absr fsn Ssfamsnt, 70 bnb feline StnterIaNnI6aft
entfernten Ssrwaneten Sufdllt, anltatt stprien u:
sbeIi&en SSbnsn, bic er lOrsfdItis er5isbm lief.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-01-14

pa~ glate Marttnsturs, ga., brnnnts
has 6aus bes 5rn. @pusbman ab. 5r. 6. ieIba,
Der felt sIniser 3st pabulinnis mar unb ben man
Ib aeu6tti9t Iat. nit elmer Jsette an ietnem Bette
gu tsieaissn, fam in ben 6Iammen slenpislia um's
Qfbsn.