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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
(@in9sianrt)
pfcaIant Corner, Juni q. 1887.
Scebad,tcr.

erren . uder: - Sic wercen tbe
Sic piries S6reben rrsi6t, pie armitliss Srss>
lsrn pes Sparrsn'S Scdsls, i'm IeBten 8sputliia-
nsr, duA i6rn tsnlsrtt bltm. IitIdts prrrie-
nen atsr acwb feline Grpiccrruns, inrsm lie 10
Ie4r Ihwl6 linp, rab man pirfIIb prn 6rigItr
vcn Serjcn tsedurrn muB. SD bdtt pattr risie
gScdt pstrr ni6ts auf jenr Sbmir:treirn, NO.
nit li6 Rinper ibdmsn miirprn. gu rrpirrerr, ais
Dap id mCinrn :}ped re6t i6Gn trrritt babe, une
ottler mar, raS Yutltum gu iitcr3rugCn rab rsr
Spauen' SUdel in 8c,uN aui DEN Gtn,ug rts
6tun Swrn Suniidrr. itInpltbs llnwabrttitm
bat in ben Crud trinarn IaBrn. - Die ganjs
glhtari6dit lit irbt felt iitrr;euat, odB i6 n6tS
ais Die refine 9Sabrbtit instr. unp rttnrrtin bat
Der 8irhenrdtb aud mob allie mcins Nuid9tn be.
ltSttgt -bnsssen Die otrr prS Sparrn Srdels
dlS 9runpfalih aefunpn. .-SaS san,r gutliium
bat hutb l6cn ldngt itin llIttsil srIdIt, uno IS
fam eleS ntdtt dnperS, Is mug ben Spdrren' SIe-
del zines icbr srcttn SrrJcNrns scs'n lsins Nad-
barn ihulcig srIunprn taten - unr ;rdr sints
iolhen Scrgtbens ppfiir tr auf jrpen 5au bate
sttttlit beanat wcreen lpllen.-@s ii atr tti
dlle plelcm lGderlb pie Der arme euInnt Scdtl
lib BRETT unc psnoet I'M ieinr percentsn Sd,dnee
" entaetrn.-Gr iprrft nbt mrbr pom SSufrr>
iblaf, Der ldufc unb rem bcliacn Nttnrmdtl,
penn pd IT CT III bic @nar getrieten-unp I'M he
G'tpdnfen pOn Der cr9nctlrn Sadie at5urnfcn
irritt er nun ron pfcrren. Suuen, &iiS 9lt,ru,
SAaaitSdm, SutidrmrRrrn mp Irpptllintsn
0sincS WIrihtn ben Girl Bat or wabri6rinIidb
pergrEcn) 9ode. pu 1rbit abrr nui Der plante
Der llnpGbrbeh unO aut ntttS Dap pu bsrprr-
brin9en flnut wrp bid in ben Au9sn pss publis
fums pdvcn beirsisn, auBer pu fcnmit terprr ME
sin Wdnn, uno brtcnusit Dap ou lGinrlds linz
wabrtetsn grssn rsns ic rsiprttatle Na6barn in
Die 98tIt 9clrnpet BAN - pGnn uno nter aud MIR
odnn tannt pu oisariht bic Stuff wscsr srlan9n,
wUrauf nur aufrihhss uno wabrbsitsIttttnre
Burger 9eiuGt unO an8ctrcnrn rereen tSnnsn.
Der namiid)c ScioclberScr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10

llnlrrm Sreunb Spn SudS Gaun@
ts torfcn mir fir jene llcbcrIrnbung.
ggir iniiBen aber Su9Icih bcmrrfrn, baB
mir nnS niht 70 melt binabwiirpi9rn
fBnnrn, 9tptiS BON ipl6cn 0ridbpfrn,
Die librr bas StaatS 3uhtRaus, imb
pirllcidt aud Ipgar ben 6al9cn pcrticnt
babrn, su nrbmen. DEM n tprr Srtb
anarcift, Der fam Iih MIR briutrln."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
fanqrs 0ras.

1lnltr Srcunb, 6rrr Spnotban 9trinz
barb, prn Siib<98bcitGnlt Sp., bicirm
Gauntp, iibcrrei6te un5 Ihrn brutc vpr
o9t Sa8en, Spci Grasbalmrn Yrn brr
iracnamtrn uGcb Soy" 9lrt pcldc
A TuF y 3rQ lang Iinb. SIS iinb hicS
NrpublifaniIbe 0ro6bolmrn unb linr
lit rnicrm Su6itrBr etnSuicbrn.-98rr
fam lic bictrn?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
1Oe,u Kanscln aut fino.

Gin alter Datun in QlsranOria rrmaInte enit
malls tsi elmer prrbist bon Der Sdn,el terab Die
Siinprr feintr @smsinOs NIT sinrrinsI6en 0Or'
ten ;ur Subs mp Sshruns.
,,Srr, I6ri, or, TOR Isip gEIc, gGe ;ur S5ns
psrbammt, 70 fhr Nsbl in aleranbria III urt
ME i'd gcitern cine fsins GuSwabl bapOn srtaG'
ten, bic i6 70 wpblletI als irssno Elm NJ
ptrcr mann In Der Stapt stTtau'
fr.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
Der nDsin in .SranFrcidJ.

Der Moniteur ginic6te gpn 8errs, Der Btin|
spraapt Dun pariS, iast baB In allen-Sbsilsn
8ranfreiHs bic 9getsn quite 5crtifritte MAIDEN.
Sn pielen @esenetn, no Der Sraubsnpurm lrsteS
Sabr Serpiltunscn anri6tste, ipirb S6wsisl mis-
glddlhem @rfclS an9rirenest. Der prsis pss
gBeins il ispU6 trcB Der 9utsn 5rbfausfattsH
nod ni&t ssfaten ; jsOr4 bat pie gladfrass nah<
acIaen. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
Der Comet.

briIrn gsiu6 BON ben "g6siIsn" auf ben f3. ubsr
t6. Suni angsfiinpist wurpe, f6sint rrirflt4 tei
eintssn S6wa6t6pfsn Der ipeRliGsn SecSIferune
5urtt unp GntlsBsn errr9t Su baben. esnn BIZ
Cincinnati @a,ctte" meIOst, bab cieIe Ysrlonen
in Der Sbat ibr Sab unp Gut Suiammen raf1ten,
I'M auf prn !3ulammentra& seriiiirt gu irin. Sn
Antrtra6t rislts bat iih 6srr prcfeIcr Wit6el
Oafslbh bspossn ssfitlt, 8orIsfunSsn iiter Gpmc'
ten unp bsrcn GiniIdhe ;u baltsn. 9eir piinIhen,
Dap Disiss ben bsiisn GinfIub auf lsinsn @tIUbeu'
tel bahen mSSe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
amtriknni[thr Slanti.Gnnprntinn.

Die Convention Der ic9enamtcn
;,Straisbt 2lmcrifanrr," ppran bic 60
frfrfps i6rn 10 lanee gearbcitrt babrn,
ipurSr rntIib AM B. Sum- in Der Statt
2anraitrr srbalten. GS wnren nur 9
GauutieS rcprrirntirt, unb bic 3dbI Der
I0s9enlpdrtisrn GsIr8atru mar 81, !cers
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
perrauf pen Kird1sn.Riaentbnm

auf Ditnaas, ben t6tsn inasbmpsn SUM.
pirb bas eutberi4e 8ir6m.g gissntbum. Ode Der
getm uno @terrY Strabe, pbiIapeIpbia, NIT
pier tadiiciurrnrn auf Der SdbIeite ansrrnSsnOtn
g4Cbnunsm, wette lit bis CUR ar9 Strabs er
irsdtu, Suiammsn l9i 5ub 5rOnts an Der Bier
ten Strabs babsn, i'm auftraS Der @rmsinSs, aul
Iutttcn prfnift EFrptu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10

RGgSm gspSbnli6sn 9stsn III risisntse Sral
Sk Ssfr, ron ter man am 0rntSfru irrt9t. 9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10
SSSOmt ssallslOmS.
@ier Gage 9trucreS aus Gurppa.
2IuslinSifbe S7ad)ritbtcn.


sInfunft bcs SdmpfcrS >, ,Sanabien.
Suebee, |. Suni. Der S6rdutsnpimpftr
Canadian mt eipetpcoI 9lahrtttsn bis 20. Wai
trdf beute bier rim.
Die 9lsumturssr 5rass ii C3) enSIi& sri&Ii&s
ttt.
Die GSrunrld9s, auf Der Die paniI& :mtrtani.
I@, NngsIrStnbet tssrIsst wrrpsn irl. 1T fcitss-
itsut. Die sssrn Mrrto bstimmts 5tctts bInbt
pUrIiuis in @apir lirsrn.
3plGsn 9drtcn uno smp6rtn aratsrn fam
ss bel DamaStus gum 6ampi.
DIR Ssrtras sur Seilssuns eeS snslii9 peril.
I4tn StrriteS Ii pom Sbab britdtist.
Die 8dnt Don 5rdntrsi6 Iou einsn nsutn Con.
trait fir SsrbtifSafanS pen Sob semaGt ba~
ben.
Das nsus bdniIde Winilrrium iu&t bic RcI>
iltinite 9lnssleSenbsit ;u Subrirrn.
Sn Gbina par ni8tS sefdebsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-10

9Ius Samburs. Z. Nai, nib tins Hri8s
trt Die ,,!Sania" gstt an, rab fis gum I Mat
bier einottrciTenen 2luspanrsrer, stIra 5000 an
Der 3abl, su Swei DrittsIn aus OlsdIsnbursrrn,
,u sinsm Drittel aus prrubrn bsiIanpen unr msiit
itmas, trditiss. ni6t unpermSslife eeute parrn,
rusld,e Der 9rrr6nuns mad sin Capital uun 300,s
900 5talern msssnpmmsn batrn. Sm Ncnat
9lpril Inb 1888 YerIcnsn aussrpanrrt, wcpcn
1929 birsft, unp Swdr 3462 naH 9leip' ycrt,
1897 mad Sustec, 70 mad gtip Oranbs bel
5ul Ieit Siuuar iinp dterbaupt ausasranrsrt
734i srsm i753 in bsrfeItra Get pte Scri0ss
Sdbns,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11

Now that the panic has become decided
bit,' the parsons are producing IL with great
succoss at their houses. The Rev. DIR. Beecher
brought Il out before full hou4e on Sunday
se'nnight and on last Sunday, ii was produced
simultaneously at half dozen popular places Of
religious entertainment. We have given accounts
Of some Of the performances, and publsh others
In this mornings paper.
Not that the clergy throw much light upon the
subject We doubt in all humility, whether
clothing ourselves in sackcloth and ashes"
would tend, directly, TO ease up the money
market, and we fear the banks would not be in
duced 10 discount more freely on mere assu-
rance that such and such a congregation were
"eating the bitter bread Of repentance These,
however, seem 10 be the recommendations on
which our clerical monitors insist most strenuous
ly. In one sermon now before u.s. the clergyman
counsels his bearers 10 suspend payment rather
than pay unusual interest for money. because
the Scripture forbids the taking of usury. In
another, the bulls and bears are warned that if
they pursue their wicked career, St Paul will be
likely 10 appear 10 chastise them. A third i'm
plores those among us who are in trouble q. 9.
who have notes TO pay before three r. NJ to turn
their thoughts from the frivolous concerns of this
world, and TO rely firmly on Providence (who
will no doubt have the money ready, at the right
bank, In time to cave the protest-)
Seriously, apart from the absolute immortality
Of some Of these recommendation one cannot
help asking what good purpose do such sermons
serve? What is the good of going TO church TO
bear such nonsense as this, and to hear IT, too, on
the day set especially apart to truth, and from
the place where the word Of God and Of divine
wisdom are wont to be preached Nobody ex-
poets clergymen to be 6naneiers, or to under
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relieved from the painful necessity Of having to
support banks which were drag and dead
weight on the community, would, under such IN
arrangement be able to operate in concert with
proper vigor and bcldness, and to afford real
measure of succor to the merchants. The very
division would concentrate strength in their
hands and would make the diminished body
stronger than the aggregate body is to-day.
That the banks ought to take into serious con-
sideration the propriety Of some such step is pal
pable from the feeling their course is arousing
against them 1t is abuudantly manifest that the
revusion in whose midst we stand was originally
caused by the indiscreet and undue expansion of
the banks, In defiance of the warnings OF the wise.
and the counsels of the press. They stimulated
the extravaganza, the railroad building, the stock
gambling the overtrading and all the other
direct occasions Of this panic. Aud now that
they have got the merchants into the scrape,
they leave them there, and allow the first, the
most conservative and the most undoubtedly
wealthy houses to go DOM. Such policy as
this is only too obviously calculated to provoke
measures of retaliation. The banks should re-
member that after all they are at the mercy of
the men they are breaking.
All business is done partly in cash and partly
on credit; there seems 10 be no reason why we
should not t1y the experiment of cash banks and
credit banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-11

The nativity table gives 3l3 natives of the United
States 90 of Ireland SO of Germany IL of England,
of Scotland, of British America, and the balance
ofvarious European countries.
The Gotten market was quiet yesterday and sas inus
while prices unsettled and more or iess nominsl
quotations being much Influenced By ca,h and time pay.
meDu. Flour Wa dull, and for common and medium
g,aces from Sc. loc per Dbl lower, while sales were
made 70 moderate extent Wheat also irregular and
easer for common grades, while sales moderate a
81 81 FAX for common 70 good Southern red white
d.. quiet 81 81 80 81 S. whe small lot OF choice
sod ri 81 50, and white Michigan Of 81 Il Corn was
heavy, with sales 81 e5Kc go from Sore and ..
e7hc 6sc. delivered, Rye Was que, a 7cc. Pork was
eue with faes or small lots 81 S22 and OF prime
SIS. Sugars Gull and inactive The sales were con
nncd 70 sbou; $50 bids Cuea mufcovado, chief, pri
vse terms Coffee WAS quie. Freishn wi.hou,
chautc OF impor lance and engagements moderate.
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was set down for Tuesday. and Mr.. Bruce was per
mited to depart on his parole Of honor his counsel
pledging himself TO have the accused at hand when
required.
The examination before the Recorder into charge
Of alleged robbery Of IS 900 worth Of English bank
notes, preferred by Nathan Levins against Israel
StenhaIdt (both Of them European brokers', but
which proved to have been conspiracy to defraud
Steinhardt Of his money, was postponed till Monday,
in order to give counsel for the accused time to pre-
pare afidavits Levins, Jew named Korouski.
and Tombs shyster. are In custody, the former
charged with larceny and the latter with attempting
to compound felony.
From the report of the City Inspector, it appears
past week, an increase of l6 as compared with the
mortality of the week previous. Cholera infan-
tum has nearly disappeared, after having ragged vir-
ulently among children during the summer months
Only 2s cases are reported by the City Inspector as
having occurred during the week. Diseases of the
stomach, bowels, and other digestive organs show
slight decreace Complaints of the lungs, throat,
&C., are again becoming more prevalent, as is usu
ally the case at this season of the year. The nun
Der OF deaths of children of ten years of age and
under during the week was 27O, against 2Ss the
week previous. The following table exhibits the
number of deaths during the last two weeks among
adults and children, distinguishing the sexes -
Men. Womsa Boys. Girls. 7ttdl
Week ending OCT. g.. rs % l66 l43 4a2
Week ending Oct To-. 1T lo2 1853 III as
Among the principal causes Of death were the
following -
-Wes edae7
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Az AsncAs Ppira Dossi m Lucx.-rhe Paris CORES.
pcsdest Of the Courier ds Eob Unu says taai the Dego
nators for he cprse Of nms. Cora do wilhcra 70 she
feave Haisn have been suddeuly abandoned, In oosse
ouesce a. ne acs thu her husband hs suddenly come
Into pcmcsaoo, By inhsrinoe OF cousdsysbe fortune
Al Ora this story received with doubt, but Ger.
tan lhas has some foupdarop for nossieur and Madame
de- wiIhorss hsvs ses up shep carriage and surround
cd by al The appliances OF rank and wealth. II win be
remembered mat vas financial crisis IN the affairs Of
Nine de wlhos whiosaused hc 70 appear u the Opera
Some or her relations jus In similar crisis and
perhaps shs may be able 70 help them oot with little
specie
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AcaprsY oy nugo.-rheys vNs extrs performances n
the Academy last evening", ths programme including
lect.ons from the "soppambula," "DElsir d'Anore,"
etc In vhoh Frezzolni end Dc Ia Grange sang, and
concert By Thsibers and veuxtemps. There wa very
good hose FOR exoeIeni performance This evsuins
Tho teocnd crasoyo performance win he given The pro
sr~mme ipciud's the "Jupter SYMPHONY" or Nozt ne
serere from the "rrovaioro," with Frzsoln and Ia
boosa the "ouartssAs and "Prayer Of Moses" aad
" aabsa Mater OF Rossni, with Nine. De Ia srsvse,
NINE ssakosoh, easier others fhe prices very
low, and there should be . crowded house.
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stand how and why panics and revulsions in the
monetary world arise, and by what means they
can be cured. The time which 1t requires to OBJ
tain knowledge Of these matters Ia by the cler-
gy devoted to very different studies, o. we I'll
know; and it would be as unreasonable to ex-
pect DR.. Be lows or DR.. Sutherland to possess q
knowledge Of finance, as to expect JAG b Little
to be competent to exp0und the mysteries of CAL
vinism. But the wonder is that while jacob
Little adheres strictly to his busi ess of tulling
and bearing stocks, and is never by any accident
caught expounding theology, the reverend clar.
ey should invariably jump out of their sphere,
whenever an opportunity offers, and make asses
Of themselves by alking nonsense on such topics
as finance.
AS general rule we fancy The clergy
will find their duty best discharged by
restricting their sermons to the safe, general
ground occupied by the gospel of Christ. When
they depart from safe generalities, and endea-
vor to mix in the stirring world; when they try
to bring their Biblical theories to bear upon the
actions of men around them especially when
they attempt, with their dim religious light, to
exercise an influence on the temporal movements
Of the society in which they move; the chances
are very great that they will bring ridicule on
themselves, and discredit on their Office, without
really achieving any useful purpose.
1t is amusing to see the vigorous efforts made
by these parsons to find out the cause of the
panic. One Gays it is produced by our extrava-
gance in dress; another says it is the work of
the bulls and bears; third says it is the conse-
quence of our avarice and money lending;
fourth ascribes it to the agency of the press and
a fifth insinuates that it is a judgment OF God
upon us because of our sins, and especially the
sin of slavery. Well, with 60 many inquirers for
the cause of the panic, it is to be presumed that
we shall find it out at last One thing is certain:
there is no doubt the panic exists; and we have
grave apprehensons that before it is ended some
of the parsons who are now cropping for its cause
may find their vocation as anti-slavery agitators
and star actors on pious boards irret1ievably
gone.
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Rsvnus OF TIE aovKRsMHsr-ruE SABrv1, Hrc.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1857
The Secretary OF The Treasury does no. anticipate that
he for Tho nso year ending The 3oh Of June
next, viii amount 10 Than thirty millions, from pro-
sent appearapoes This win moi be subcos OF rcpc 70
The admlnsrasou, - empty treasury win be strong
argument In hvor OF economical legalauoo and do away
In css measure with that lavish system OF appropris-
lions which well harvested By Weed, nAilssou
Edwards %. last OopgrS.
ID highly probable ths Prcsdeal win call she attention
Congress 70 tbs necessity Of amending the hrn, % 70
reader IL operation cquable The community and
81 The name time Incidentally encourage Industrial
pursus Many Of The articles tho frse lisa msns 3D.
vsnisesousy be Transferred 10 The duty paying schedules
whilst OF the duabe articles should be placed the
free list Mr. Cobb gathering voluminous statistics on
these points, and his report 70 Congress win be Of hs
unst valuable which ever emAnaAed nom the Treasury
Depaxtment
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There were also 10 deaths of congestion Of the
brain, IL of dysentery, of typhus fever, Of dis
ease of the heart, of hopping cough, 10 of infam-
nation Of the bowels, Of scrofula, 8 OF teething,
9premature births IS stillborn and l6 from violent
causes.
The following is classification of the diseases
and the number of deaths in each class of disease
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PArsssos, Oct 10, 1857.
Gre broke out shs evening sboos O'Clock In schulls
dry house. In Me Of the Nightingale mill, Budno,
Street, which wS consumed, soseher viih an unccoupied
building. rhere wa no insurance. on the property
hurt but seriously By The failing Of chimney.
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Borros, Oct 10, 1851.
The steam frisa,e Nerrimso has been anchored The
stream for several day, awaiting The arrival or Mr. Mead
United states Minister 70 Brazil, who IL detained IN Ns~
York BY illness. Tho vessel IL ordered 70 sail FOR Rio
Jsnoiro on Tuesday, n Mr.. Mod 10 able 10 embark.
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R.cs Between Flor. rsmpie and Lancet

HAkfFoHD Uot 10 1907,
race on ths afternoon on The Hartford tro,une
psrs mile heats, best three In ave, between YsrS Temple
and Lancet, FOR purse Of $1,000 Isnocs ~on Tho nr
third and fourth heats fine, AJAX, 22s and 22s Flora
took the second heat 10 49, The track half mile one
ard the time made BY Lance, said 10 b. The best ever
made. Flora was In harness and Ian scs undog sadile
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New York, SUNDAY, October IL, 1857.


Advices from Kansas, dated at Leavenworth on
the sth inst received at Washington state that the
democrats had carried the Legislature, and that it
was believed Ransom had been elected to Congress.
Accounts from st. Louis, Of last evening however,
state that according to the estimate of free State
the republicans will have "a, and the democrats
Is members in the Legislature Parrott is also said
to have defeated Ransom by several thousand votes
AT our lastv ccounts from Harrisburg the House
had not succeeded in passing bill legalizing bank
suspension in that State. The Governor of Virginia
has prohibited the notes of the Bank of Kanawha
being received in payment of money due the State.
The Bank of South Carolina is reported to have sus
pended yesterday.
The East River Bank closed its doors yesterday.
The bills, which hre secured by State six per cent
stocks, viii be received as usual by the other city
banks.
1he difficulty with the aborers at the Bergen Hill
tunnel was brought to an end yesterday by their
being paid off Operations on the tunnel have been
suspended for some days past, but will be resumed
IS soon as circumstances will permit
The Seventh Senatorial District Know Nothing
Convention met last night at No 435 Fourth avenue
and nominated John l.. Riker, of the Twelfth ward
a. their candidate for Senator. The vote stood
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Torsign News VIA U~ps Race.

o1' So1b NJ u, Oo& II, l6oy.
fhs nswu yNohs q Ne New York Auocaaasd Pre- ~
nj oui whsa Ne sbsanship Futsa pa.sd Cape Rsss,
hs weather wNs unfavosAbb FOR geting he nsvs wtn
the ANaauc passd (hs despatch does not nv wh@), ~
ans today, and W have grsas hopes thas The .ews ~
Ana, nom Liverpool 80 ia now due, viii b obsAnsl.
and Forwarded 70 New York In advance Of her arrival 4
that port,
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Nsv 0nrnArs, Oct. 10, 1857,
The ship saltsna from New York. arrived here 10 day,
and reports passing, the 23d rllmo on The oosss Of
North Carosa, the oorpss Of four men, and piece Of
wreck supposed 70 belong I, the Central America
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Bosros, oa 10, 1861.
RE special ieseg~phlc despatch announcing the insanity
Of the Hon eAmues A Uo, u wholly Without Foundation.
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DOL Jack Hays declines the surveyor gsnsralhip Of
Utah.
Tho Unsd sa,es Court CT Claims NEE, In this city On
Monday.
Judge Gichrn arrived This evening and /, stopping u
wlArds'.
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Fatal Array In DostOn.

BOSTON, Om. 10, 1851.
An array took place Last night In Aliens drinking salosa
q Vie corner Of Court and Htoddart Streets between Two
sporting men named Thomas AsaA and Jeremiah An.
Mead shot AsIn dsad-t said 70 have bean In ssC1s-
fence Mead was arrested.
Thomas Mead was taken before she Poioe Court ~
morning, and charged with The murder of jeremiah Ag
He pleaded "nos guilty." Waived IN examination, -
wA committed to jail 10 await IN investigation BY -
Grand Jury ut the November term Rufus Uhoals md
Henry r. Durant, Esqrs., are hs counsel
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The SOuthsrn Mail.

WAsMUGroS, Got. 10. 1857.
The Southern mall has arrived but the newspaps on.
tain no news OF importance
Three companies Of The Fourth Artillery, Colonel MOI
roo, from Key West the a6h ult had arrived u New
Orleans, en- route for Kansas.
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vhs Prize Fight between Lazarus and Hor-
rfgans

BUFFALO, Dot. 10, 1857.
prize Sghi VA fought In Canada, opposite this oys
this afternoon, between two Buffalo pugss named Ls.-
and HorngAn They fought hundred and tweuSy-
eight rounds In two honS and nfty.avs minutes snA
neither conc aerpg then the stakes were withdraw.
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The number of deaths compared with the CORES.
ponding weeks in 1855 and 1856 was as follows =
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A SrsTrsrsr EyrTRfrISG QUANTITY
ITCTED SEVERAL
rHNs. usDEsSrHE ACis OF CoNeRKss, MARCH 2