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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
tlIitteI, maheraoern su entoefeu.
Der 2anealier Sclfsfreunb fiat


,.Das gerfabren 3u srfcrlhen, NO tin Srun.
nrn ahaetsst prrpen miilfr. ceer nit ansrrn g8rr-
ten, pie tief ,u 9raten lei unl auf enr eraietiNe
Tc9enannte usBdneraosr' gu fcnnnen, III S}olgen.
oes 8rt trpdener 98ittsruns In atactrpdnetem
Grptpren grade man an Der Stslt, no man Ieincn
Drummer am liebiia bate, uper zoe Die sew6tnli.
den 3eihrn fur erfcls lpre6en, eine Grute, stipa
enen 5ub tisf. Man bringe nun in bieie Urubc
ctnen neusn irbenrn 3cpf, in Dem srrtrr unsee
lSldtr Salf, G'riinipan, peiGer Bsibrau6, pcn
icprm 5 eCtt, fein pulperiiirt, aeiddttst unp gut
9rmildt wcrpen iino. Der Scpf wiro nun, be.
Dor er pdnftlih in bic 0rbe eslsbt pirb, nit 5
2ett Shafpcle Gam bslen icIde, bic Die Shaft
an Seden unp 3dunen psrluren taben unp bic fa
sslammelt wurps,) becsdt, unb bls san,e a t.
nau seposcn, rsfhes @ewift man iib nctirt,
brin9t tbn bann In Die G,rute. iiitlt lie oann nit
Der Grbe wicesr su unp Idbt bn 70 "a Stunpen
in pieler Sage.
Dad atlauf DieIsr 3eit bctt man ten 9cpf
pieber prriittis berdus. diittclts Die Grpe ihnel
aus Der g4cue, lest pieIe wiecer in ben 9cpi une
Wtr9t ibn iofcrt wieper, naGcem er aud ppn au.
Ben pom aller anbdnseuoen Grpt geIdubrrt rcrbn
1T. oat nun pas 0emidt atssnpmmsn. 70 ID
fein gBaHer All btelem Srte gu perlGafen bat
e5 a6er 3uaenpmmen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Goo eureb lDaiIcrftI,eu.

Gin iunser Mann, t9 bis 20 Sabre aft. Elm
Sobn res Scrrn SciCrb garrlsy ron gtitafsi>
pta, frutsr ron Suds GaHnty. ltart srriss gRp&e
an Der sSaiIcri6eu. Gr mar prr fnissn @cGen
pcn einfm Dumb artiiien werrsn. attr IS rurse
nidt barauf 9eattd. his CUR sriin Grf9einuns
oiefer furhtbaren 8ranftsit. ais itm bic iGrtdtGe
2Sabrbeit aufgeermasn wuree, bab Der oune trI
mar. Gs tsitebt assenmdrtis cine sismIidb srpee
aufrf9ung In ben Gauntiss Delaware, Gtsiitr u.
EIncaler in 5clse Der pisltn telltn s,unbs. bic
fiirjlid sct6btet wcrbn finc. atfr nidt tbsr bic
ne metrrre SResr, cine ansabl Sist, sunbs, &c.
lebilltn hatten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
6bmcr,Ii.ber 100 einco Rinoee.

9sr ctniSen Gaatn witeiubr Elm i6red;idtr
ling iif eInem RinD ces Ssrrn Sdmes oilIporn
pehabaft in Buds Gaunty. ptniptit pbtlapfIphia
ntIcteS lelnen gore ba!o parnah ,nr 5eige bate
Das unlrirbr iiebtn Wonate atte 6lno parre in
isiner seisae lsssnp selaiitn unter bet Nufiiht
BON ,uei ppsr prei Rinpern Der JlmiIir. waprsur
Die Mutter aui cine furie 3fit cben I'M 5auie be.
fhiftiat wlr. 9Biareno Die &inpsr um rsu Sfen
berum ipieIien. llsben iIe uiSili9 sinen Der Siet
unter pem Ofrn wea. perurH rsruriIGt purre
pab Der Sfsn unfit unp ea 6sfeI pra hebeu
yGaiIsrs gerape auf pdS 5aupt unO OslAt Der
fIeinsn llni6ulo aussescnen uurrs. GtwaS pcn
BEN bei6en 9BiTer steHa pem Sino pen 6aGs
binuuter. Gs wurpe auf zine ldrrdlide g9eiIe
perbrilt AM Rrpf an Der 8rua unp am 5dis,
10 bae fa bic 5aut atlhiltf. Gin rcibsIibens
Der Dsdel wuree aud bon Uem Oftn auf pas
5aupt peS &noes ssrpprfen, rel6er itm nod zine
,uIiBIide IGredtiGr gBunpe urrurla6te. eie an lih
ielta bnrsidenb MAR feinsn 9ne bsrbei,ufdtren.
unb Der slatsnbe Dsdel bratete uno trannts lein
5leiIh nod, ais Die @ltsrn jur 5ilfs ess Jtinees
bertd fdmen. Das arms Stnp puree unselebr
cine Stunoe barnaG Sur9 psn Sce bon lsinsr
dual erl6a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
pier t11erstbaten IN einer t1aebt.

Scrlsbtsn Samlas 9ttsnes purbsn in ct.
2cuis pier Nanner ermoreet. Das srte Srfsr
mar Gin Mann, Namsns CARR tpel6sr, man weie
ni6t BON mem, erpprfet nurre. Das ;peite unp
brittle Spisr paren spei DeutiGs, Namens Sein,
unp 0rsiassrt,. -sis -auf Der -Strabe, ais Te f6
gtrass mad 5auis beseben pptIisn. srRp6en muir.
Den, nHe nas pierte Spfer mar Sclepb Slad. noe. .
der In Der gadbs pes Wpuntain JtaiIreao Depot
rrltp6sn puree. DieIt an sinsm Atsnss periits
ten Ncrrttatsu tatsn natt.lA isbr pieI auirs.
auna berppraetraGt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
mcib!icl)e uer3te.

Spr fur,tm erl6isn Der atbte Sabrestfridft bes
,,Semale Wiepieal @0leae" bon 9enniplpdnien,
peld,es i'm porigen SABRE irsibtiGe Stupenten
,u rsguldren 4srsten promppirte pen pielen ma.
ren pcn 9enniplpanien, pom Sirginen ulp 1
opn 9lurp Carolina. Seit Der 9r6faunI RES
Snilituts finp t64 Dameu fir brsn Serui auSs
setilpet, unO Die ssrinse 3abl, bic I'm leBtsn Ct
meter promcpirt purpe, fheint ni6r binjupeuteii
pab oas Snliitut in grocer Sitbe ilett, uno bab
Die Spee, iid ocn pettlihen Doftpren tebanblen
gu laiien, iebr popular ssrorosn 1T. gBdrpe pas
Snltitut lib lspigiG oarauf teldrdnfsn, bic S6ii'
lerinufn tn Der @eburtatilfe uno In Der 8etano'
lung icgenanntsr Damrns sSrantbetsn, eriinblif,
,u unterrihten, 70 piirpe rS lih iiderii6 elmer
weit frdftigeren untertubuns erfreuen. unp Before
Grfclae rrsieten. Bis isbt fann (lt pas Yublis
fun nod ni6t NIT pem @epanfm beireunpen, etfrl.
tafte Srautbciteu bon rpeibli9en aerJten tebaus
belt 81 ieben, unb III irsniS eenei9t, ihren spdr
letr 3arten, aber Iebr uniidrrrn 5anpen, bas am'
putirmelIer an,usertrauen.
Die Jafultdt beIlebt aus flint mdultdfn unb
;trd Tsitli6en 9rCfeflcrrn Die 9tbtsrn 1ne ans
M Yreion, NJ. D., 9roieIorin Der 9tplictpsit
unp Gmmsline Sortcn. Cleveland, prcfeiicrn Der
anatemie unO siilclcsie.
Die Roffn fur Elm Dtplcm beIaufet ih aut
St25. DER 6urius bauert Wpnate. Daa
JeCaes 1T bis9er burG bic geitrdss BON Yrisat'
gsff5hsn- -cr6dtfsi wprSen Elm 8apital sun $780,
600 1T srfsrbsrli6, i'm ibm stnen pausrHpm Be-
lano Su sstsn, unb Utglei6 bic Ealultat nas fels
Sertrausn beet, bas oisIs Summ cbue SHris'
rsteit Sur6 frripiaiss Seitrdsr aufsstra6t per'
ben pirb, 70 srfdeiut uns fies bod nidt ftsr.
(Dbu, Dem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Rirdllid)es.

98ie mir sernebmen 70 ipirb Der
Gbrtp. Serr 0eifenb a iner, ipeI~
der has 8rebist @nt Der bielisen
Deutfbs s9ntberiftben Ct. 9aulus Stride
angenpinmen bat ant ildbten Spnntas
inltaflirt perben. = Der G6rp. 6err
9. Seller, @rcFbent Der Ssnsbe spn
Nennfplsanien, ipirb bic Snltallirunss>
Geremonien SpltSieten. - Der Gbrp.
6err 0eiienbainer ipirb ;ur ndmliden
Belt feine 9lntrittS 9tebe balten.-
@abrfbeinlib ipirb Der Gbrp. Serr
Gsllfr brs 9lbenbs prebigen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Ahtb. Dauip ltliImot.

@clen unfere 9egner, pel6e Gidtsr
9Bilmpt ben 9iepublifaniiden 0cusrr>
nbrs>Ganbibat als rinen 10 d M ar
.sem 81 epublifaner" mb ,,stbpz
Iitirnilt" SerIhreisn, unb nrbsnbri lib
bemiiben bic altrn g8bisS 81 bepe9cn,
fir i6ren Maine Siqupr>0rles>Ganbiz
bat, gG. S. 9ader su itimmeil audi fl
gut 1ein unb ibren 2eiern susleihcr Belt
funt su tbun, bab feline 2aufbabn in Der
0eiessebuns BON 9snniplYanien fir
1917, in Srsug auf iein 9rpyiip, bri>
nabe einitimmis gut gebeiben tpurbe 2
9(uA bab alle gBbi9s unb alle GGfps,
init 9tusnabme BON 3 ltimmten, bab fein
plan elm peibcr fci. Gefdiebt bies, 70
fam Gin jeber NIT einem balben Sluge
feben taB has 0eIhrei ipegen 9tbplt=
ticnismuS nihtS ais gGtnb 1T bab
nibt Bitmrt, fpn6en bic 2pfp 6pfp
9ieaertreiber Maenten lire Gelilmun9en
ardneert : unb bab iein einliAtsSpIles
presiic ron ieber bic 3uItimmuns Der
gau;eu srpBen altrn gebiS 9artbei-
ipelbe Nartbei itets 10 l6dnblib BON Der
jesisen 2pfp SOTO 9art6et mibbancelt
lrorben iit-sebabt bat. Gs-pirb ba>
Der pirflib Elm 9ersauf G>ef6dft fein,
bic snten alten Bbiss an Der glaie all
ben Stimnfaiteu gu fibreh unb fir
SO. S. 8afer, bea bffanRten 0iainlar
Msann iftmnse,t gu MAIDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Sd)ul Grbibition.

g8ir linb bur6 ben Sccrrtir beS 9ll>
Ientaun Sdulbparbs, 6. 8. Gppper,
Glq, eriitdt porben anSuSeiseh baB
am Opnneritag ben 80. 9lpril, Abenbs
z llbr, IN Der bielisen Sbbfeltpp Salte,
ein Gramen Der 3bslinse bcr 9lltentann
8reii6ulen pber cine Grbibitipn init
benfelben itattinbrn ipirb. Die Gltern
unb bic Srrunbe gutter S6ulen iiber<
baupt iiub eiitgelaben beiSuppbnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
y . ass q II slcnS.
Slrr Gage 9tsuerrS aus europa.
1Iusianeifbe r7ad,rid,ten.

Auol"heffpe iIaopftDfeH.
fnfunf; Ger 0dmekr .Sutcn" une ,,Gitp Of gBas
ibtn9rcn."
9tiee Timrirr init qtprrvcri MiGrihtm tts
). gptil traIen gellern IN 9irp. gSrt ein eis
amerttl am 8. in eiufrpcpI.
Gnstarp. Sis aaf wtnigF lnb afIs Dabt.
serdtr ensesdHaen une erseten sins ia,ie liberals
W' ipritaT i'm SauIs (l60).
Die Nisrertunit FER 86nsH wuref tSafia ct.
Iuartet.
DIR 8styag res ypn NuilraIitn anicmmsHtsm
gslbss lit 24 OiIH. rio. Ct.
Gen. aipburnbam iberHimmt cen Stsrtsfett
t. Gbira.
5ranfrfitH. Die uneriyartett grb5tuHa
pes ,fnsfu6es auf Irpjens hGrsa bic engutae
Sant bat auf BEN hisliaen Slneei nahttsilg gf.
rrtt. pibrsnp rsr nene amsrifanlGt dar,if PIC
SdDutrie init nruem srtsH nfiln.
Iie acrnprsiie fallen i'm sanssu eaHbs.
aarfri. Die msIiide Jlctss MIR ssn Gons
ilaAlnspsl naas Malta abseiegeit.
Nit ben Nsfcrmsn sebt's pcrpirts. in 8cs.
nien traten berris srei Mal Ghriirn Dor Ueriht
auf uno auf i9r 3eusnib wurpsn aiirtsn SauEs
tbdlt.
8ubfant. Die 8dft res 9aifrs mad bem
sDeitsn gurrpGs N sSnslidh auisssstta. n
SsareiG. Der 8ra9 NIT Gareinitn piTe
F& lGwsr pisrsr tiden laHen, bod werpsn pca
tensr Ssitf 6einbIslisfe1ten beatghtist.
2tuG In Sefrsieb iil bic 8iftlruds pertreitst.-
GnsIanb bas tfrtits bic ginTubr ppn 5autfn pere
bpten.
Spantsn. Isritc, bdes 70 In elmer MS.
sriptr Depei6e, bat Die @ert6tissttt Der fpanis
iHen 6crbsrunssn anerFannt. ''
Die ReHenburset GUHfertns tdk.
lid auFgslSf, wsssn Der unausfitttarftit rfr
Gniprite Gbampdgner.5ribsns.
Statien. DER G'rcbbsrscs bon 9csEaHd
bat eS ataeletnt, nit oem 9aplte in eeueUreat
mad en art neS 6iirridiidsn atsuf6lsbeE.
9erFsn. Die griii4e armre battt ftaeH
geisn seia6t bel S6raj.
Die idpIi6su prcpiusca parsH rubig.
Gbinal Sn Sutirn srrarlste man nit Be
llmmfbeit, pa6 bort DEM surppdii6sn 5dnpel ek
friibrr pHnsn fimf 96fsn Gbinas perl6lcHsn pfE.
zen wtresn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
,Sruer ms gebeneperIulf.

Sn Der Ndbe pen gSatertaun. q. g., trannie
In pcrIeBtsr Samiaa gednt pas Saus sInss 6rn.
@rimsbOw ab, nobel 5r. 0rimSterp. isiut 5rau
uhb Rinber In ben 5iimmen umtamen.
llnpeit Ssweso. u. g.; warrs in Der gaht
pcm S. rieies pas WObubaus elmer frdnS6ll6en
5amilte surH Geusr 3rit5rt unC 8tnpfr, bus
aittlte II Sabre aft, sertrannten,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

t. atnsr Dillon pom GdlInty gliami In
Snpiana, III Der gInflase Der Grmpreung lsiner
5rau f6uloig bsfunpen unb su lebsnstdngtiher
saft i'm Staatssefdn9niiTe su SsferiCnpiae per.
urtbeitt wCrpen. CT mar, oils sr pas Osrpidt
pernabm, Isbr srsrifTsn unp ipsiHte laut. Gr Be.
list cine Garm I'm gRertbe U0n 5000 1taIer.-
Srne etsrnen Rinrsr traten ais 5eugsu sresu ton
auf unp auf t9r 3tusnib FIN parp er i6ulris be.
f1nnen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Fin bSIssrner ResaFteur.

Die In Sanopfr, gd. rl6eintnre ,0aiettr,' 81
spm is. b. M. sntbatt an Der Sribe ibres Slats
teS fot9enbs Semerfuns
9Bir ffub aus 5Ot,. unb ale Disienissu Tsts
DIE ms SOlGss iiir Sutlsriptisn rerlprp&m has
ben, Fittsn rir 20 taIp gu trinsrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

U Sm Saufe Der Jtepreientantsn
biefes Staats Serlas Serr 9tupp lette
@p6e cine Sia, be3ii9lib auf bic bieli<
se Wa6er Gpmpagnte, tpelbe fosleib
bic SerIhiebenen Serleiunsrn pabirte.-
Bas bic @erldriften ber1elben finb,
baben mir ni6t in GrfabrrtnS trin9en
fbHnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Sd,aucerbaftcs grcisnif;.

ecBte gerfe seretb Elm !fnats In bic @pts.
miible, BON BENZ. .. 5pmlinicn. in Stsr. .Nlaft.
ieIp Saunidip, Buds etuntp, uno rarp firft-
tar ,eritiimmrlt. Die 8idru ree unalidlt6m
,}unarn murren ;uetit srn rfr In er Mhtlt iidb
'rGflis teprasntCn Sriped erariieu unb aui bic.
ie 9Seifr frr Sfflaafr cntrte Inc Gdtamf,f tins
cinacriiIen. 81 tred, rinfE finer geint on rrsi
-s,lln. Gin htfmsni idti&rs 9Suafu lGdnt
ols etten ibm ansttet ju tattn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

U 9tm 2tlfen 9tpril 1T auf Der gleu>
SerIrp Central Jtieseltabn Gin Bug,
,tnipeit GaReu, ppa BEN Saienen grEsus
fen, wpbei Der Snsenenr mo ser SeRrr-
mann beEeutenb Herlest Purbar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Gd,euer perl,rannt.

gcriseH SSnntas 9ld6t brannte bic Sheurr
bts 5rn. @ec. gs. Carpenter tn Noant 4rp.
philadelphia Go, at. 3psi gBdssn, cine Suan.
titdt 5ru uno SGetf6fcm Usrbrannttn. auF wet.
dc Beile fas Jtuer sRtfanp, III untsEannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

" Die 2efc Spfp Staats>Grnse,,<
tipn, ,m Gaubibaten fir SupreAe 8iG>
ter in Grnemuns su brinsen, fiatst am
9tcn Stunt ut Sarrisburg ltatt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

DGine @riettfAaft einsetpdnberter
Deutiher, 800 an 3abl, pirb IN eint>
aen Gasen Spn Gbirasp fir Sanfas abs
rcieen. - Sic gebenfen bdieIbf cine
Statt ansUbauen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

er9a SprinffsIc, 81. frtrtrte Dor rniatr
}elt "9rhn Gridtt'', sW mrtltefanntss 9inp.-
OalIste fel 80 Sabre alt esirelten lsn.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19
Human COok.Spurs.

Philip Luckumbe, who published "Tour
Through Ireland" London, in 1888, says,
when in Cork: among other things, was
here shown a set of knives and forks, whose
handles were made of a bony substance, or
excrescence that grew out of the heels of
the ossifed body of the man | saw in Trinity
College, Dublin; he was native of this
place. These homes grew in the form of
cock-spur, but much larger, as you may
easily imagine, since the handles are OF com
mon size. They were not sawed off, but fell
yearly, like the horns of stag, without any
force, or pain to the limbs that bore them
They were well polished, and of very hard
substance, equal to ivory, though not so
white" The Oldest inhabitant of this place
now never heard Of these curiosties; they
may perchance be in some museum else
where. A full account of Clark's skeleton,
and his extraordinary case, will be found,
with an engraving, in Smiths "llistory of
the County Cork"
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19
MrICuiNG Strawberries. Spent (

MuLCHlNG STRAwBERRIEs.-Spen tan
bark is much used to mulch strawberry
plants. When the vine have grown to the
ordinary height, cover the ground evenly
with tan from two to four inches thick. The
principal advantage of it is, that it prevents
the ground from drying and it is very impor-
tant that the soil should be kept moist con
stantly, while the vines are bearing fruit
Sawdust is used by some AS substitute for
tan, but it dose not as well accomplish the
desired purpose A thick coat Of tan will
also prevent the fruit from being soiled
or spattered with dirt during heavy rains
two very important considerations.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

FRAUD SUspEcTED.-Rumors have recently
been prevalent in San Francisco, says the
Aryus of December Sd. of important disclo-
sures about to be made in the fabrication of
Mexican titles in which the names Of parties
who have hitherto stood beyond suspicion
have been connected. The parties who are
progressing in the investignation are keep
the results thereof a profound secret, and all
endeavors to elicit information is met with
a refusal at least for the present They deal
only in generaities but ofsuch nature as to
lead us to the supposition that some very
disgraceful frauds have been perpetrated.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

The Charlottesville (Ya) Advocate states
that in consequence of mistake in engineer
ing, the Blue Ridge Tunnel is too small to
admit the passage Of train Of cars, and
that it will probably take from three to eish-
teen months to remedy the defect
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

A nev Tar of Mississippi again passing
any bank bills Of less denomination than
IS, will go into operation on the lst Of No
vember next After that date it will be an
indictable otfense to pass smaller notes than
IS within the State OF Mississippi.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

An English paper very truly remarks: The
Emperor Of France is our very good friend
and ally, but it seems to be on condition
that he shall have his own way in everything.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

DEvIIIsH INnuMANny. .--"An old Califor-
nian told me to day that he read in one of
the New York papers that Mr. Broderick (of
Jenny Lind theatre memory,) had been on
board Ohe Central Amerca,) and that he
perished by tie accident. This is at least
one drop of comfort in an ocean Of misery"
The above atrocious sentiment occurs in
the foreign correspondence Of a certain un-
nameable journal Of this city. 1t is difficult
to conceive how human being can harbor
spirit of such cold, develsh inhumanity AS
would prompt him to rejoice over the untme-
ly death of even his btterest enemy; but
here is one who takes comfort in the drown
ing of a man with whom. in all likelihood,
he never exchanged word, and whom
political prejudice merely had taught him to
dislike. $. II. Herald.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

ARrEsIAN WELLS IN THE DEsERr.-The
French papers have interesting accounts of
newly bored artesan wells in the Sahara
Desert, in A lgiers They are six in number
and some of them are 275 feet deep. The
appearance of the water in each case pro
duced the greatest excitement among the
desert tribes. The joy over the first well
was unbounded; the news of the event
spread towards the South with unexampled
rapidity. People came from long distances
in order to see the miracle; the Marabous,
with great solemnity, consecraed the newly
created well, and gave it the name of "the
well of peace" At another place, as the
rejoicing outcries of the soldiers had an
nounced the rushing forth of the water, the
natives drew near in crowds, plunged into
the blessed waves and the mothers bathed
there children therein. The names immed.
ately applied by the people, such as "the
we'll of bliss" and "the well of gratitude"
sufficient y attest their feelings. 1t is said
that these wells will work an important part
in social revolution of he tribes in their
neighbolhood. Having been obliged, like
their ancestors, to wander from pace to
place as the desert springs dried up, they
will now remain around the constantly flow
inc wells cultivate the land, and take the first
steps towards civilization.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

A FINE RuEToRIcAL STuMBLE.-An elo-
quent reformed drpnkard Of Baltimore, made
temperance speech in which he exclaimed 4,
in the most ardent enthusiasts: "Fathersi
you have children; or you have not, yoHs
daughters have"
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

AIR AND ExERcIsE.--A young man should
walk in the open air six miles every day.
A young woman, three or four. When still
We Use 500 cubic inches of air minute. Ii
we walk at the rate of one mile an hour,
500; two mile an hour, 1000; three miles
an Eour, 1900; four miles ali hour, $500.
If we run at six miles an hour, 1900; trot,
ting a horse, 1850; cantcring, 1900.
The Placer herald., 1857-12-19

SEVERE But Jusr.-'rhe Boston Courier
presents a picture Of black ropuhlicanism
and its leaders in Massachusetts, which suits
the Latitude of California equally as we'll. 1t
says:-
"Ihcre will be no need of writing tho his
tory of the morals Of politics in Massachu-
sets, so far as the leaders and organs of the
republican party are concerned.-l is al
ready writing itself in lines deeper and dark
er than were ever before imprinted on any
recording page, Their twistings and wrig-
gings-ther trickery and shallow craft
their venaity and mean resorts-ther false
hood to their own doctrines and their treach-
to one another, may be fairly pronounced
unparalleled, in any party, in this or any
other age or country. 1t may be said with
truth, that the ruling spirits of the republi-
can party are so much below the standard
of honorable dealings formerly deemed indis-
pensabe in Massachusetts, as they are motor
lousy deficient in qualifications Of states
men.
, 1857-01-16

traitors, and the distributing Of real and
personal eetate;
An act relating to gaming and gaming
contracts
An act regulating marriage.
Resolution relative to company A."
was passed to a third reading.
Resolution relative to martial law, read
I'd time
Mr.. Kelly moved that it be read third
time on 23d Jan.
Pending action on this motion, Mr.. Clark
took the chair
Mr.. Smith, of Island, offered an amend.
ment TO the preamble, as follows -
And Whereas in his message to this
body he invites rigid scrutiny into the ne
cessity Of his proclamation and the means
taken to enforce it," Amendment adop-
ted.
Mr.. Kelly withdrew his motion to lay On
the table till jan %.
Mr.. Brscoe moTed to continue the reso-
luton on its % reading till Thursday next
Carried
The following bills were taken up and
passed =
An act to locate and establish terrific
rial road leading from Olympia to Gray's
harbor;
An act defining the powers and duties
of county commissioners in certain cases
Memorial praying the separation of the
Offices Of governor and superintendent Of
Indian affairs, was ordered to second read
ing.
An oct to incorporate the city Of Van.
couver, Ras taken up and ordered TO Sec
Ond reading
Resolution instructing our delegate in
congress to have the pre-emption law Of
lS4l amended, was ordered to second
reading.
Mr.. Miles introduced the following reso-
luton /:
ResOIUed, That the committee on Cor.
porations be instructed to prepare and re-
port as soon 0s practicable, general law
providing for the manner in which dona-
tons Of land for burial, or other public
purposes, may be dedicated 10 the public,
and also the manner in which they shall be
regulated.
Resolution adopted.
Bill amendatory to the election law, was
read second time and then laid upon the
table.
An act relating to justices of the peace,
constables, &C., read I'd time and laid on
the table.
Council amendments 10 resolution rela-
tive to publishing laws in Pioneer and Dem
Ocrat, concurred in. gonna. ~
Adjourned.
, 1857-01-16
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IA


Mr.. Phillips, from a select committee tc
whom had been referred the bill relating
to Northern Indians, together with sub
stitute therefor, reported the substitute
back, with amendments, and recommended
its passage. >
The bill came up in its order, and, aftel
some consideration, was laid on the table
Mr.. Kelly, from select committee OIL
that portion Of the governors message re-
lating 10 the navy Of the U s., acting il
the Sound, reported memorial praying
that an armed steamer and barges be sta
toned within the waters of Puget Sound
aud recommended its passage.
The memorial was considered in its or
der, and, under suspension Of the rules
passed.
Mr.. Huntington introduced bill rela,
tive to increasing county revenue, which
was read first time.
An act to review certain parts Of the
territorial road from Olympia to Montieel
10 and to establish territorial road be
tween the house Of J. W. Goodell anG
Olympia, was passed and title agreed to-
ayes Is, nays l.
Resolution relative to company IA, ,
w. T. volunteers, coming up for thirG
reading,
Mr. Clark moved to reconsider the vote
Of yesterday, ordering the same to thirc
Teading-carried.
The resolution now being on its secont
reading, 1855.
Mr. Henness moved that the resolution
be laid on the table--carried.
Resolution instrueting our delegate il
congress to use bis influence to procure th,
passage Of an act to settlers on lands il
Washington territory at the commence
ment Of Indian hostiEties, title to theil
lands. The resolution was passed unani
mously.
Mr. Meeker moved that the committee
on the memorial praying congress to amend
the l1th section Of the organic act, be in
structed to report on the 18th day of Ian
lS57-adopted.
Adjourned. ~
, 1857-01-16

Dg- The loans negotiated by the Roths.
childs, since the beginning of the Euro
pean war are enormous. They reach the
enormous amount of five hundred and ff-
teen millions, viz to England, $50, ,OOO,-
900, to Turkey. $40. 900 T; to Austria,
$4,000, 900 a first loan to Russia, $780,.
10000; to Sardinia, $lO,0OO,OOO to
England, in exchequer bills, $S5, 10000, 900 ;
and q second loan, of $lOO, 900 900.