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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
~ e0o Qatriot.
2lacntaun, ga, 2lidr; II. 1858.
2Oir rs wriIcr grbra foil.

kuiF II lgFliEE yFDFH lglt.
Die Scfo 8rfp Nrscrtrribcr spn MiI-
fruri; wctbe NIT Srn. CALHOUN aufI
prrtrautent GSube, phcr in beGru Or<
bcimuiEe cin9emCibt Inb, ia9cn, bo6
mrm bic 2crpmptpn Contribution i'm
Grn9rrbr an9cnpmmcu ipirt, GM6pun
nit Srrrinistcn StNotrn Sruppcn unb
ciner Slttbeilung Niilii Ypm Staat Otil-I
fruri, prltbr ibm Opupcrnbr Strmnrt
;u per1hafcn prriprrbcn babe, in bas
&crritprium 5uritffrbrr,t unb ben 9lrp>'
fcIaprreis Ganbiontrn, pbfBpn CT nur Su
gut mcif, RAP iic ni6t burb cine @trbrs
brit Der rrhtmd6i9cn Stimmen rrpdblt
fmb, 98ablrertificatc rrtbriIen pir6.-
Gr prrbr rann bic 0rIcsgrbun9 SIT gro@
orn:pprtb Suiommcn bcrltfcn, lno inter
Dem ShuB ber Sa9pncttcu bcr SBbrr=
al Sruppcnt gcbcnfc bann bielrlbc Spri
8rrrinistcn Staatru Senatprel,-bns
SauptSiet ibres Gbr9ciSc6-Su rrpabs
Irn, unp nohRr piirbc lih bic Orlrb~
aebung auf ciRige Sabre Scrtasrn.-
Sebru bic fbrli1rn Sempfrotrn ntn
iuie bic Jtrgirrung Der 8rrrinig. Staa>
tcn unb bic 0etrruen 2nbdn9rr brrIrlz
ba, Iit9 bemiibcn ben Q8illcu hes Grlfs
IN benz uugliifIi1rn SanIn8 su untrrs
briifrn? Sa irlblt nit Der Spisc bcs
.SaSpncttS piro man SerIudeu jcur
Observation-Disclosures hrm Splfe aufs
subrin9en-ja nit ben Q8afrn Der Scr
.cinigtcn Staatrn fclbit-,tnb bpb mol
len bielc WrnIben Ormpfratrn grnnmt
tpCrbcn-pic rci9lib Baben birIe In
terbriider Der SrcibCit abcr citen q n
bern 9tamcn Srrbicnt $3.50 1T bcr
quite rbrli1e Sempfrat, bc6Cn SrrS nph
marin fir Irin tbrurr crfauftr5 8atcr~
LAMB mb bebrn Srei9ritrn ibld9t, Der
til, ftig9in nod NIT 9rbahtcr Spfp 81
fl 9artbct banbfln unb lttmmrn fam?
Sn brr Sbat r6 fbnnrn 6rrlelbrn nur
pri,ige iein, tcrn tpcr biricr Sanfa5 Snz
dc grbbri9r 9lufmrrfIomfcit I1rnft, uRb
it1 9cnalt nit bcrlrlbcn tCfnnnt mnr1t,
Der fam unmB9lttb frrnrrbin nit jcnrr
sSartbri ltimmrn, bic rS nun ip flnr unb
bcntli1 at ben Sag gclrgt bat, bnb iir
;u Gjunitcn brr 2lu5brCitung Der Scl0s
Dcrei lit, lcltlt prua bir3 bur1 bic 2lnz
rrncwn9 brr GrrrtniBtcn ct. Sruppen,
pbcr brrb bic Spibcu Der Ya9pucttrn
9clArben mub! 98pbl bari man bier
punbrrn ipaS man IN nnbrrn Sinbrrn
rpn un6 nno unicrcr 0fc9irrung brnft (
llnb lit e5 Gin 9Sunbcr, bnB in tru al.
ten Sintrrn bic 8rei9cit lih ni6t aus
bGbnen fam, ipenn man IN ben Scrci=
nigtrH Stantcl, eCm frCicitrn Sancr 0uf
GjptteS Grbbpben, birIrItc cinsu<
DIR nf N Iubt2 gSobrlib rs lit
bics rim Shanbfrf auf unirr SanH, Der
nie aneer6 ais tabur6 bab altc YNrtHri<
eli in ibrcr Wtaat aufltrbrn mb burh
tbrc Screintr anltrrn9ltngcn ttr1rn lie
brltbGtcr, birirn Srrren bic unIrrc 6rris
Rcitrn nit SiiBen 9ctrrtten bnbrn, nuI
cinrn S6lag bie 9te9irrun9 aus brn
&oGnern reiBt uub aneCrc grtreuc unb
frribeitelrtenbc Sramtrn on brrrn
Strllcn rrpdblt. 0rIbirkt tics, Ip fbnz
nrn mir pieicn Sbunpfrf pirbrr prBs
miI6rn- -gribicbt tir5 Ntrr niibt unb
cS ipirb rrr 9arthri mrl6e brnIcltcn
auf un5 9rtroht bat rlautt audi fer
nrrbin gu re9irrrn, f. rmub unb wirb
hielrr Shnnbfrf ip lan9c auf TINS rub
cn, ais AUDI bic &crcinistrn Staatrn,
ais rils frrir 0trFltltt tritrbrn mt9rn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
NCi(liam II. iOortcr.

SSilItam q. YUrtcr, Der Gaupibnt nIcrm Gr1s
nrr fir cine Suprirm 9ti6tw. Stcac, pIrc tcI6ul=
bi8t nrult6 sw Srcfe 8eIGrirtcn gu taten,-
ben rinCn gu gunfen brs Srrcmptrn S6wmbr!s
unc rcn onhrrn 8r8en teHidtrn. GS fleet titc
gang unr gar nt&t gut aus, unb Grt. 6prneS
fortcrt i'm ouf rinr QluitIdrms in gc3ug aui bic,
Ir Snde iu Str3fNtljhm. !Scrr gortcr tsiinrct
ii4 prmRa4 in rnrm ScmIid ensrn YtaBr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Gin Hiri.l, alo riItrScr.

gre Sfrtrggan, g1ec., rirp GpIarncr5 trs
rjGlct pSoctn c,iatrcn mir. rap ti3tiA ciu
6irih rtntu TcutiGru in ccr Start !5ermann cr.
ideIrn bat. Scr Mann tattr rimtl& rnru
1ri6 9cIdcTcn uup licf nit tcr 5lmts IN rr
6anp Oui rcnirItsn su, wariAdntit, nm itu 5u
erirfm cCd Der !3iriA mar 81 ltnca iiir t}n
uno ltlu8 NIT trn l3ntrriafcn gc4cn rr 6Iintr,
Ttlde Der Ntam nod in rtr nNup tattt, wcbH
tbm Ter Sdub, metcr iiG nrQ in ten anHTcn
y1uIe bcfonb. in tm gcib 9in8. Sr fart tarjc
,3rt rdraui."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Ncrmad,tnii;a an ocn 6tnnt

Sn Der Hrapins RsAilrtras Siitrc murbr to O.,
rt0e S0CNe rrr lrBtc 9Etle rinr5 in Otrr grrn
1uunIhiP, 8rts Gauntg pr1prbrnrn gdurm
tcltftt1t, Hprm tniette rrm Staalr Yrnniplpa
nicn rin SCgat ppn 81 pcrmAdt. IS ibcint taf
cs tic Nbiitt hes Irh1torS mar, rmh ricIc Ielr
trnc yitrrnltit rir @JlbIlmN rr 9cre,idea 9le.
brnerHitIit5s [arcn son irnrm ?lIdIa6c III ur-
a'brn, mas abtr nitt NtlanN. Die GrGcn wfr.
rtH plI tc9ot Iammt rcn Slr,n tcjl4lcn miiicn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Stbmdbf:brift lInfIa1c.

Gpt. 5rnrY 9. q der, pom Der gctts-
wife democratic Standard" lit pom 9clspt
SS. @0tc, GaIlirer rer 50rmcre Sant pom SbuyI.
fill Gaunty. fir rtns Sdmdbi6rift osrtla8t NOR.
ben, inprm CT nrulidh lcncu @autcn tetauut &C.
nta6t babrn fell, bob or. Gafe cnsn Mrincio
bc9nn9rn babe in rer Nnfntisuns rinrS ssfiIitnn
Bdnfbridt5. Get. 2drr purre iar $500 untrr
YdrlIblft gc1rnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
EICl,tiSbI.

Sn Der YcrIrttrn Mliitrr6 NoGl, rmtc tas
9Iu6b0u5 tr0 Sm. 9 9rtn lnangR IN
2HttIi0mS &nuni6iP, giCrtbomptCn Gourty cins
9cbrr6n unp pcn reCCn gorSrn Shtolt ttrautt,
tcitrbHto aus prn Shintrn, Retrniliidr. &C., Yrn
pirr Gdlmeincn - rdt cin rinji9rS Stdd wurre
SmVfSrdBCn. gGer hr gnHtsr pen hicIrr 9bal
wGren 1T nidt Hfabrcn wrrtrn, otrr 70 pirl 10
9Cwtb rag feline NGtc sclpmt wrltrn Irllis, I'M
lie babbaft gu wnrrn, ea6 linen bic SstEriss
Strafc rrtbilt mrrren mt0c.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
QScuCrFcnnIpcrtb,

Tor tGngcrcr Belt wurem in sinrr 8ant In
gljIareIpRia rir Gpntcs nIIcr Ireriitdtr, tnbrr
Die Nbrcd9nan gen NIT allcr GrltGriteIcutrn, reI-
Gs 9rIbsr ju ibrrm @Straud trrt nieprgcIeet
batten, his Su brebie Sabrrn Smiid ne68rlrbrn,
anO Ha rraab ft, saB je utcr bunrnt rCrIclbcn
flint uHO iictcn3'a cntnrrr 8ariIi& iaGih bottn,
crcr bed ~ in SGuItcn 8catbcn wNrcn, zap lie
ibr Ucl61It tnttn ouigcbCn mtfrn. ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
t1icSrilc l0rciies

glA rinrni Sricft Yph Berlin, 91istrnIin; Tiub
Snueret prCputte port ieBt Tetr bobtfdI, sBct-
icn Al Gents, PCT SuI6d 6afcr II Gents,
98sli6tcrn 20 Gmta, Sahrfrt ~ Gents per
Sui6d Satttr l2a pas pfunr. Glct I Gsnts,
bi5 0dbciib, wcBe 8rbfsn SO! Gcrtt psr
8uibd ocu 50 bic SO 80 tic lsnnc>, sutrs
3.dpryOpls 50 pas 6laftr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Gin Mann auf Ger 6traGr ertrunFen,

Nui river trt Strabcn pcr Start gleu gort
ipuroe rnr6 Ntenc5 prr sprisrn sBpGe Gin Qeas
fer mp Grwcbnfeite Sruntrntclp, glamrns
IbOma5 Gnnntn, tppt CefunCn. SU nobe mau
Nfabren tOnute, batte F6 6annih auf pisbii6e
95siir trtruntcn. ylo wIbrcne rr iih in oisIsni
3ulnno trianp, tauinsItr CT in bic Dlitte frt
Straes, frauGtltr unS fsl nit bsm G,tii&t gu
uutert in encn gBl1rPfubl, unb ed tr ni&t i'm
Stnnce war liA i'm scring1en ,d teIfrrr rrtranf
CT. Gr rrar rtWn 60 9ab.r alt, uuc kih 9rIIa.
Rrr ppn @Ieburt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Baltimore,

Der Statt SaItimrre III aternats cine errec
Summc 5uScfatlrn. Gicsmal oIS ecsut eincS
Wc OcnpuJb, prt in 3.'Srlcan0 pcritart unp lei.
nrr SdtrriMet bic lodite irneS arGEcn Scrm6Acns
vermatte. Dicis loGlitc tclGuit lin nuI $780,
OOU-teitebt n9Cr tn itpcr ortiuiIidrm Ssibs
,bum. On muB CO peH &aItimUrrn laNcu, Fs
lirtrn t0re SiltcrilItt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
RrtrunFcn in rincr Gilfcrnt.

Gin chul sniff 9at,s uttst Sndtr, Der fdr
6rn. 9amc0 odrt in 6rrSbom 5dnfdir, Wlbnt.
Sqmc,p Gourty artcitctc. frl Srr riniern 9nscu
In zinc Gtlune in prr i6 rtra 10 6ub tirf gBai-
irr triIuc. ObAIrd or. part fhit Gugsnblidtit
in bic &itcrne bnat iticp, fUnnlt CT ben &natrn
trt trrlUabrin9cn. al5 CT tcrrii5 tppt War.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

By 5a Cincr Statt IN M0fatuletts rurcs
ti8Id CUR g'adt,ct rn Sibnrrda rtrr6sn
mp cine NniNW tiibnrr r0rous gciirtlrn. 2Im
NneCrn WrrBrn warpt III rem Stdu Gin Yrttrttuta
NCfmrtn, tdS itAslig }bdItr rrtbirt. Ter @ia
8mtbamrr rrr oiibnrr wor nit prm 1aulG gang
Nut iNiLhNcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

Bay- 9dttcirn. msIcbr &c iitber wiirn molten. tr'
6luplrn. oGB imUbalb rfn ltetcn iini;ebn Sab
rrn iibrr Spci NhllipnCn 3tOlrr prrnurgatt wur.
orn. Inn rtri6irorrc gillS tuh Den GpnarCB
saIE,t ju tc'Nmmm. Iirs acist pic llrH6r,
marm manhc GruWrtstirrrr iunrrbaIb teldstrr
3tit 9rpbc JtddttGmer rrwrrtm hotrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Reg-Yin irnrrrtnrrr 4nflu in Ncrkinhnnn

sey-Gin irnrutarrr ,}1iau in &rrtinruna nit
rem tjlrjiA uicIBIm Ippr cinrS 8cpiicn gldlcy.
Yrn Grrv. pjro crJ5ttt pen bcniniscn Yrirnrn,
wcIhc re 9tndt ppr lctnrm Eppe bc itm ;utrad
ten. Bum Grltamcn rr 9anjcn 6:mIie. Idlug
Geacn tlbr pcs MOracns bic 21hnpubr in trm
;3Immcr, wrIdlc aubcr SrrnunS uno Irit lingrr
die prci Mcnatrn ridt acAanaen mau ptGslih
3rtnmaI ! Nrmonp mar nnbr ratCi gswrirn; nrd,
bate irJrnc Scmdnp ir in irlcnp rner sReilr be-
ribrt. ;jcbn Stmrm fNMui mar aiGleY cine
ytidc !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Nir HahI SrrSlllih.r

bic i'm Sabre 1851 TN 9Gic ypn Ncp T.if IAN
rCten, mar 39OS, rcn rCnrR 2oO2 uncertainties,
7l5 mgltIac uno l2i brfmiItr warrn. On
9llCn larSiten in osmIeIbtH 9lbr 2SSj Sd Fc.
gpr Irrmrm !!iIm Fcnlmtup,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17
Grltrnc irkrIid,Ecit

Sn Baltimore yulcr sCr riniam 5agcu Gin
rcdcr &luimam $1,000. GIN jursr Waur,
JIlmm5 SGilam Gilau iano pae Dclp me telltc
IS Dem GiS:rtttmr wrpcr Su, rT Dem ttr,itm
5mrcr nit ciGm WciAwt vGa $500 tclrbrtc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

Bsg- Git &nja9l rtr y Sanquerpttc tftrug
mGbrcre rrr lcgtcn &riE0 in 9lcw SIrrt 9l5, in
YbjI0rcIpt0 2oO, in Sripn 253 UNI in SaIHs
more rIr 50.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

BIyN &cr &m;cm atf stn 5iibysT ScNn ors
1dtpb Saau:b Uri Smtmp, Yd., rincn 6dtrr
moutr, flh a tt nit rrm WrRu
tinCs isinrr 2nNen NNE.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

Efg-Ocr nrur W0ypr YpR Nru 2lrli tGt rinm
jartgR Rampi nit trn Spirl uHp lrmEbGulCrn,
pclGr iGr @ridGit am Grnn.Gg bshdbcR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

B9y-2tUi Hm. YIanto YIon!agt, IN Grnrcrtia
pW,t, Fcufana, trijntct i'd en- Gypuljrutanul
psg iitrI go Tui i'm l,miang miGt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

hs5' gincm ormn 3onrwufrr in Gtitaac 1T
ua.Glgt cine GrHi4ait rcn 100000 gu 2eul
scwrrtcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

" ~9m Scnat tjtit0 Staat0 ID sor riniscu
la8tn cinc &tu rerlrisn wVrNm, meIHc paS ii.
{ len nit 9icgrn III pCm grdl 6MG=saEiCtrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-17

I:5y- ,jn Ter St1pt GbCllcr, CcI0warc Gaunts,
pl., Itnp : j 2NtIp.n mt nur Il 2&ttpcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

The Commissioners Of the Central Park have
fpaly adopted the pau of Messrs. Olmsted IL
Vaux for the laying out of the Park, subjec. 10
.uch notifications as may be ordered by the Board.
So far as We are aware the only modiiicatous pro-
posed ale those Of Mr.. Robert j. Dillon. These
have been extensively published in the Journals of
the city, and though We have not examined them
in all their details, they contain certain leading
suggestions which deserve the most serious consid-
Grafton. In the first place as 70 rejecting the pro-
posed sunken cross rOacs, We think Dir. Dillon mas
the support Of the public in his proposition; 80 far
as We are aware that feature ot the plan has aled
10 receive anything Ike the general approva. of IN
tegeu. persons who have gwen the subject their
attention; aud We trust that Mr. Dillon's motion 10
strike j! out msy prevail. more important ulodi-
iop however. isthat VIII Oh insists more ample
provision for both wslsiJg and riding on horseback
than Is TO be found ia the plan. Mr. Dillon con-
tends that there should De roads where equesrians
exclusively may take their pleasure, without eI-
pO,ure 10 the wheels Of carriages, such a. "a una
yoidabe in the drives. IA We understand the plan,
1t provides such roads only on the top OF the EN-.
bsIhmeIt around the great reservoir ard AZ The
bottom, neither Of which fully answers fhe purpose,
Or free from grave objections. He also contends
iot uoIe Extensive prorensces for those OF foot,
who nish 10 be- away fiom both carriages abd
hcr;enens ard here, too, We think ne is substsn.
tIally light whatever msy be the merit of the par
tculsr mode in which be desires to realize his idea.
The people or foot are. after 81, those for whom
MADE 10 coLtsin every possible accommodation and
attraction Tor them. There can be 10 difficulty, We
should ,uppose, IN modifying the plan so as TO an-
~ er this first aud supreme requisite in the arrange
he 1t u Oh American Park and We trust the Com
IN ssontrs will zee the wisdom AID propriety Of
ueetrg tie popular denards il tina respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Bri,.h cruisers, they might siDk or capture u.s. of
send us back with fess in our ears and 10 ~ M
proved condition or temper for settling the matter
by negotiation. Evea Mr. Douglass cunning dodge
CT getting On the track Of the Sy1 or Buzzard VIII
q larger chip, might fail to serve our turn. n'T
the Wabash vas getting on the track oil lao
Styr or the Buzzard, still beaver British
ship might get upon hers, and she might
fud herself taken and her prize set at liberty.
Even grant tho entire success OF the hrSt move On
our part-suppose the offending British vessels
sunk or brought into port-who can assure us lna'
the British might not choose to try their hand a.
this Dew method of fighting first snd regottatine
aftervsrdl Would they not be likely to con-
si6er this proceeding on our part oelugerenl
in ts character! Suppose they were 70 I'M
itste our example, acting as they would IN
der 8 thousand times greater provOcation, auo'
instead of asking explanation, or recognizing
that sDy could BE- giyen-which, indeed, IN the
case supposed would be no great stretch oil
sssumption-should authorize the capture OF the
offending vessels or, for that matter, OF any other
of our national chips, to be held as pledge for
those We had taken! OF course, We must retort;
and go the fight must Of necessity go on TIL ons or
tie other party, sick of fighting, saw fit to ask or
offer explanations.
This point of explanations finally reached what
ever difficulty the BIiti,h might have 10 explaining
the visitation of our merchant vessels, we certainly
should Rave thousand times greater difficulty IN
explaining the capture Of their ships of war thus
tskrg inlo cur haDds-even supposing that the
commanders Of these vessels had acted without
authoIty-tbe discipline of the British navy. In
stead Of meeting the British on a doubtful point.
aid perhaps beating them in the argument, We
should fird the question OF the visitation Of mer-
chant .hips entirely swallowed up in the much
more serious question Of the responsibility Of the
commanders of national vessels to their own Gov
ernmepts alone, and the necessity 10 all national
controversies of a demand for explanations and In
demniy before resortlng to force.
The debate We have referred to took place on
Saturday. The intervening Sunday We hope
afforded the gentlemen who took part in it au
opportunity TO get rational and sober.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

TIE Moses Toy!or steamer. wbicd arriTed at this
port on Saturday morning. briggs the California
mails of Moy 7, with 1855 9l in gold. The reeu-
lar steamer Of the 9Th inst, the Golden Gate, after
Leaving San Francisco broke her center shaft when
about fo1ty five miles out, AID was obliged to re-
turn. Her mails aud passengers were transferred
TO the Sonora, which left San Francisco on the af
terLocn of the 9Th. The reports Of the gold dscov-
cries at Frazer River. in Washington Territory,
we,e producing great excitement at San Francisco,
and many persons were preparing to Try their for
tuue in that quarter. The California Legislature ad-
journtd on the 26tb uIt. Among the ac's passed at
the late session WIS oos prohibiting the immigra-
ton Of Chine &c into the State after October |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Tar GoID EXCITEMENT IN lowA.-lae eKc'tc-
ufut of The pubc regard 20 the love god d'gsngs
=, sf.,e ,c,ps vVe, tie euiiIe State. I1s nam3sf u
;ns,s !, MAJ Wsnsu, VI sdison, Clark aud al
.ceot couutes, IS dsiy increasing, and reports are
sui fsyo,sb!s o. 20 re success Of LaeT iep9fs y
y,eai IA. oriiy 4 taoe gold seekers are oit |Al9'
,iars a.6 nu-t nave sher eye teeth ca the so'-9
.hn,e Of the Pacific. ard yet they dre dag @"i
pros, ec..ug With high hopes Of success.
TIE dl,gngs IN Johnson sod l~wa cou". . re Z, =
tracing people II the VICINITY sn4 ne"
80, report 10 Page aud Tsyos counties am d's' =
tie vicinity o. Folt D0dse. 90, . go. c,.. och
CoT.IY lows OF ALLEGANl CuUNIl.-I me Army
Jo,,,noi says the Commissioners apQointed ~ lAr
ss,.siuye 10 deei guate the place n Aegany County
where the Office OF Record should be located, sad the
bpsipess Of tie county II transacted, lsst week as
charged Their duty and fixed tie place st Pip'N ie
Ths Conn issiorers jeremiah Osborn of Albany, H.
Mansfield of Ne. York and MT. Stillson OF Delaware
Coup'y. were upon the ground ara selected the pA
A.. Leisg TIE nsos. convenient for sll iEieros.e1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

The Legislature of New-Hampshire will con7ens
at Concord on Wednesday, June /. The Rspubll-
can pfepOnderance il 80 decided in every depart
NETT that little interest is felt in ts dolDgs, except
with regard to the U. S. Ssnstorship. Johu ?.
Hale viii be urged for smother term. His con-
petitors are ThOmss n. Edwards OF Keene AID
Amos Tuck Of Exeter. The former has repeated
ly sod prominently served in the Legislature. The
latter WIS sn esteemed and useful Free Soil BE
Der Of tbe House. The selection will probably be
made within week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-31

Ia Congress, on Saturday. The SENATE ordered
the printing Of 5000 copies Of Mr.. Masons resDlu-
tons on British sggressiols. Dir. Hale moved sn
smetdmeat to the effect that the acts Of the British
are Of beiligereD character and should be resisted
by the power Of the country. This Vas supported
by Dir Toombs and by Mr. Mallory, Of whom the
latter withdrew gu amendment to similar effect
ia IFS favor. Mr Seward remarked that the CUB
STAGE Of thfse resolutions was sat isfactory to al
the Members OF the Committee Oh Fofeis 4 Affairs.
Mr.. Douglas urged the passage Of the bill which hs
had int cduced, and recommended that the Wabash
BE- sent 10 capture AID bring in the Siyx. Mr.
Hayne spoks in praise Of the navy. Mr.. Wilson
mCvs thbt the President be authorized to send the
Davsl forces of the United Ststes " th instructions
10 cap ture tie ships that have been guilty of beg
eIent ac.s. Ths Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
then came up. Dir Kings amendment proyi linz
for Brooklyn custom hOuse was discussed aud
lost. Pending Other amendments the Senate al.
journec.
TIE House, aftec passing the bill establishing
Post Il, ads, devoted the day TO private bills. Mr.
Cay asked leave to introduce bill TO repress out
RACES on our dag aud citzens, AMI to arm tie
PreSident With fresh powers for the purpose. Mr.
Garnet objected. because he unwilling 10 con-
veIt tie Government into military despotlsm.
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srTcIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE n. T. rRirrss
Froa a SPECIAL cOuosp0adcst
WASHINGTON. May 30, lisa
The statement that Lord Nspier had ssid Ia, "A.
Ministry would insist on tie right OF Wat. u n,
founded and inconsistent with his whole oiii.ia ~,
personal assurance He denies that he ha4 AZ
sDy correspondence on the subject, until tas n
quird by Gen. Csss's representations. or tss d.
was informed Of any Instructions Gstifying OF b,s
ing TO the possibility of the recent prooeeiias
The conviction is strengthened tina, they VIZ 4
promptly disc!aiuei, from this cause a. wsg -
from the smicable negotiations that were pea,,,
concerning Central American relations wasa y.
interruption occurred.
Tie lesdins members Of the Finance Comm;s,s 49,
both branches Of Congress have beea in ses.oa u,..
ofthe syconsiderings nd revising the spyroprs 10.
II locks doubtful if the amendment adopted By a.
Senste TO the Civil bill, which provides Tor coas...
ing the works ON the extraysgant Custom Hosss /,
New Orleans, Charleston and the like, CSC b. e..
lied through the House, where il has ooes alcssl,
been refused.
Gen. Csss is much exercised about bis ircrea~sl
duties, growing out OF tue quest;oos VITA Ensiaai
Nicaragua, Spain. Chins, Paraguay srd Nee.
Granada, oil which are urgent aud demand imns
date attention.
No condition has ye. been proposed foe tue Tern.
torisl Governments in Arzo0s aud Dacosah, suea
az Judge Douglas attached 10 the former belo~,
requiring that when the State Government is shea,
10 be Organized, its Constitution should be submit.
led to q fair vote of the people aud ths KausS
frauds prevented. The country expects Nr. Dss.
La to inss. on this provision, Or 10 oppose tae biz
which sre now for the most part urged by oasaL
combinations the nature and composition Of VIVA
are perfectly understood here.
The Pre,ident is dispclined 10 the Teaasntepec
mail arrangement, since movements OF ieqary 10
Congress. and that speculation is Likely " fal To-
the present. though backed By interested rsosaess
in Congress. No road is shown to be now est,b-
lishej.
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New9)ork Qailp Gribmere
MONDAY. MAY 81. 1863.

Maryland has voted down the proposed Consti-
tutiond Convention. Ths msjority agsi1st il
ranges from 6 1000 to 1900.