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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
@rD6eS @rnbte@ @GSeIt.
1fuouR lS. 1859.

dc llntsrSsi6netsn ernannt ,u elmer Commit.
tee. lei elmer SsrIammluns tcr girecr pcn Beth.
lrtrm. MAIDEN ben SGrser pcn 9icrtbnmptcn, &c.
6d, Buds une Carton strrtirtsit betannt,
DAP cine 9rUGe NtilitiriItber, OiulifaIi-
i1c>, SIr8erlihez unb Grnptrz
ScIt>Yarabe
sstaltrn werben icI in Der Stabt Srt6lcbrm. am
Dunnrfas BEN 2ten Gag Srptsmtm. 0attcm
bic parabs SCriitrr IN pfrprn Rrorn ss6altsn rrr-
ben cura fUIScnpe !Srrrsn, nGmltG @brw. Sm.
S6tnrel, 9rCf. MoprS unb SamusI g8rtteril.
Gs pire sripartrt. bag bns 0hlitir prn Galrn,
allsntaun Wau6 Gbunf. Sstblstsm unc brr um.
srbtnbCn GauntirS, init BEN Sra6tanrrn gesrn-
wdrtis isn wrrbn. unb pisle baten tsr Commit
tee tcreits ibrrn GcrIoB pbsr ibrs 9ersitpilisteit
bei5upobnrn, anseSsist.
Capt. 8. 6. Sstfritsc, gatban Bartlett,
gGnt. gBiiIcn, 6. Z. Wesers.
Gam. Wet6eria, 8. 0cibY,
Snc. Sdillin9. grrIrn Bird,
Nat. q. gB. 9tabIep, g. 9. Qspus,
tisut. :. W. 6naue, q. SO. 2pnn,
Caleb globe, s.. u. Setter,
I. 8. SsfcI, Wrrrie Sudman,
9. $. Gilrp, Gam. 6. Sbimsr,
8. SrantrnirIt, .. 8. Qudentat.
anCrbnun9s s'Grmmittes.
gusuR t9. 1858. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
sc 16 ri Mt

g9irb ttcrmit rseeten, bn6 Der lntr,d&nr!e ole
abniniitratcr Scn Der SinterIaBenl6aft pes per.
lfcrbensn 8 aimee 9. 8eeIe, @Ia. IsBtbin
non alIcntaun, Ge6a Gaunty anseIrGt ipcroen
II. ale cisirniscn boter, iprlhe nod auf iracnp
eine g8etfr an tsldSte 9interIaGrnI6aft f6ubis
fno, prrren tiercuG aufssfCroert innertalb 6
Bcten ansurufen uub atsutsSatlrn n.-llno Sut'
DE bic nod rs6tmdbse 8oronunsen babsn mS.
gen, iino ebrnfalIs erfu6t io6s tnnsrbalb Der be.
Ia8tsn 3sit wobItrfdttSt stn,ubanpsen an
Spbn 6. Spffmun, 9lbm'rr
9luau1 tS. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

4taaara 10. gus. Sruts @it'
tag brad in bsm Gumpsn,immer Der Nhaaura
5aa5 9dpermtible uuf SItb Sslano Elm Seuer
aus, Oas pur6 cine GrpIOfcn res ScileIs i'm Nas
fdinenraum YwurIadt puree. Srie 9rpIo1cn
IdIeuOsrte has snnie Dad btnpes unp Ssrbrsitste
bic 5ammen naf allen 9ti6tunssn. Das Sc
tducs wurps UGas cinsedi9rt. Der Ssrlun an
Gsbiuoe uno Woi6inrrir pirb ouf 500 600
anscsstrn. tpcSon $4,000 Scriihsrt 1rin fcasn.
Das @etduos asbGrt Ssrru 8. gGUUpruff pUn
DanspiQe, q. 9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Z S6nQeDrer pcrldn9t.

Sn bem Sanppsr, 0rGa Gauntp. Sdul Dt.
Frttt, wsrben wpbIQuaifijrts S6ulebrer prrs
larst.-Die @raminaticn fntst fott auf NHtts
NODE ben lien Septsmter, am SauIr Scn Ser,
uW. Setter, in Glib Bethlehem, unp te.
ainnt I'm lltr Ncrssns, Su rsl6r Belt tcr
GauntY Superintendent sssenpSrtis Irn uno bic
applifantrn Cramintrrn wto.-Dtc S6uIen bau.
srn 8 Ncnaten unb rs tpiro ben 2ebrr S28 prr
Npnat trjdbIt. t.-auf 8ercrpnuns bsr Scarp.
Srrman N. Setter, Srr.
QusuR tS. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
9rmrinfhaftIi4cs SpnntaBS>S6ul
OcS0m0loiuCS).
Quaua tS.

Das @Eian9tub fir bic Scuutass Der
Guau9aifb: eutbsriihen uno ocr Dcutlb Rcfcrmirten
@smstnosu in Den @trsn9Eu StaGttn. aensbmiar
oen ben Spncern eer bstoen .sirtbrn, II I'm 8uc5s
fcbr sum ,,e d a Yatrtct," tcim ouncsrt,
ben Oujeno uno aub @iniSln gu batSn. - Qrsi6
SD 5O oas 6nuecrt-$2 bas Dujeno, uno 20
Gents has Stid
Oa ottiss BUD cine Tusrpabt pcu ben fbSnfsn
Girdhtu: ino 8inortiecsr rutbatt, MAIDEN mir bi,
sonntaasibuttn bcfcuNnS patOuf aufmsrt(am.
9tu9ut Is. lS5S.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Nd6frade.

Ra6rtdt wiro sspiinlGt ju rrlanstn BON 3 Q.
1tpb gBaI,, wsIdbsr pOr rtpa Sdbrcn aus
6taiuesn. 8rUebTSosttum Saprn, no6 prn Ser.
cinisten StaatSu stn9ewanput it. inbsm man bm
pittse Mittbsilunssn gu MAIDEN bat. - Sclte
ibm oies Irlbf, cpsr auprrn YsrIcnrn bic pcn Irt=
nrn gufsntbalts piben, prrr, mas aud mGal6
isin fTnnte. UCn istnem Nbsben, 70 rpirp eebetsn
9efdatSa, pbnr 3sitprrluf su obbrrffirsn an
Carl QBnll
eonrrS Citation, esd1a Co., 10.
D9rDts Srrn Srrauesstrr spn i3eitmarn
nit ernsn rrtr wr6feln finp sstrtm Uti9r Nnsstst
stnt9s yfal in ibre reipsttipen BIGtter aui,unrbs
men, pOrura lir uns 81 grsrntirnRen ssrpiEta-
ten.
Iu0uR t8, 3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
9td6ri0t.

Nd6rtft tptrb tiermt ben Strdbnlhr tsr
"stssfrisoS 6sup SrGdsu @sIcuItuft" araetrn,
Sae cine Batl ftr ciusn grsipentcn, Bier Der.
ralter unb rinrn Sdabmsiiis ssbaIten rsreen
wtrO, an bem 9auie brs Strptsn 8Iepptns
ser, lnabe bsia8tsr Srids) am 0Untaa ben 6tsn
aaa september, nd6arnS. ;piIfrn ben Stun,
Zen nNn 1 unb utr rss Na6mittass.
@bparb 8pblery 9relibent.
4uau1 t8. ro3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Surd)tbarcr Sturm uno QCbcnspcrIuit
in Blair Gauntv.

SCIibaptura If. @us. @sRrrn Gtenb
,piihsn s uuO lltr tatten mir bier enen furGt'
burrr Sturm unp 9tssn, Bonner nb Stib.-
Stsle 8euScn wurbcn wse9eriNen. uno auf pteIsr
S5rlceru III eas Scrn niebnscitIa9en.
Gin Waun BON 50 Ills 60 Sabrsn. Namena
BcIf wuros i'm Sslp nabe bel letnrm SduS. rtra
z Weileu Tllh ron bier pom SIib rrl1la9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

Grauri9er SUrfalG.-QIs Mdt. Sas
COB bsltd, pcn Sbsr gtasarrtb 51p,. Nrrbamp.
ton Gauntp, Dor rtntscn Gdsen auf lenem Seim'
rprss BON Cation mar ftsl sr In Der NGbe Seip's
0irttsbaus bur6 irssnb ensn .3ufoq aus lsnn
0assn uno traG Irn @enid, rpelGes isnen ou.
srntItdlt6sn Cob Sur 5clss bate. Sr. 6slif
mar unsefitr 70 SABRE alt, unp tpVbI trtannt
i'm aan,en Gauntu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

D8- Sr. pettr &remer, pCn BaI6tnstcn
Saunitip, S&uslfil Gdunts, psl6r in elmer
bOrtssn 3etuns fdr has armsnttrsttcrsn Amt
ansmpfcblsn wurpe, bat BEN Guftras stsstrn, fir
ibn 3u fasrn, bag CT tein amt perlanse bis ein'
NAL ale dmtsrtunerscn GunpiNatn Int Gaunty
ttrsn Qmtsbunsr asililt batsn. Der wirp abrr
aepiR cine lanae Seit narten fEnnrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Qanarr 6runobccrcn. .StcnacI.

Iuf Dem Qanoe bss Yeter y. g. Ell, In
Strs sSaucOua, Srda Gauntp. III pisIes Sabr Elm
@runpbrersn' Stsnsef sswah1eu, wcI6cr stwas
iibsr 2 8ub lang ilt.-Dcrldtr in in bttIsr Dru'
derei sinJuicttn, unp mir fra9cn: s8rr fam ben,
lel6en bIetrn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
persiftuns eurd, roileFirChrn.

gu @aautin, Sen. icG Dor stntssn 9assn elm
Sinh eines Serrn Neao In rpsniaen StunOcn es.
ilurben Iein nahcem es cine flsine AuantitGt
BilptirI6sn sssefen bate. Oisiss icGte Qns
bern ,ur @arnung biensn. Gs IN ni6t ausr'
msin tefannt boe bic gBilOtrIde 8luuISurr. sins
Der ant f&usaRsn ptrtsnpen unb tSrtl6Reu @Ifts
entbGlt.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Irauriaer deeesfau.

Gm SUrlsbtsu Scnntos, als elm Bauer NIT Isi'
ntr 6rau in ctnsm s9asrn iibrr compton glairs,
Morris Sauntp, y. s., fubr, CAB sr Dem 9fsro
etnen S6la9, bab ss sinsn Srten1pruns ma6ts.
wobur& feline 6rau bntsn aus Dem gBasen 70
bart 0uf BEN Sceen fell pas ile fuf PlSsIta tONt
mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Serid,tiaura.

Sn Der 8etannmuGuns br3dal6. ouf bic
Rir6' g8sbs Der 8efcrmrtsn Nsus@ @Cidsnbcrprn
8tr6e, in Ncntscmerp Gauntp. bic uus ,ussIanrt
wurre. unp bic mir leBte 0ode cnriidten. tpar
elm SctIer mttaItsn-@s mar ndmIidb pariu an
sessten bu6 bic Bcitr auf ben 29arE Guauit
ilatfnpsn lpate--ipo bic 3rit auf ben q ilsn fe.
ssisbt iit.-Die SrtanntmaGuns mic ite beute in
Der 3ritun9 erIheint, In nun rthtia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Ausfbkfir Ole Sepfcnsrnotc in Tern
OorF

Dds ,,Spcpsrstaun Scurnal" Iast. bag bic
Sopfenernpts in Rrp gcrt gu trn beRsn ScfF-
nun9en bereGttst. Qae Gn;eiAen beutsn rarauf
bin, pab SOpfen nddRrs 9abr strnIc bls irtn
tusrbsn, als rS pisics Satr Der 5aG sepeIsn. Der
SOuatt, weI6sr nod an SdnO III, III iebr srpe
c6ne pa6 Na6fraae rafir pIre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Die 9timme uon Gcfba /!
N DI fS
GdltlltD< D<SerIammlutt9.

3ufOtse 6fentIid sesstener gnSeise. rGIams
mslte ltdb om lsBten Samlas cine bcbsutcnps an.
Satl Burger BON alien prIitil6en 9artbeirr, mel
DE sesen nlsrs jsBige NatcnaI 9teseruns, 70
ipie gessn bic gBsitepsrtretuns Der Scaperei,
mb Su @unitsn eines bef6uBenCen 2ariffs acions
men Fnb, ant @antauIe pcn 0ibeUn go b.
Der, in 1rsrGertaun, es6a GauutY, um Fa iitsr
bic nddile Babl, uno bos g8c6l pes 9lnees
iitrbaupt Su beratten. auf gcrl6lns purbs Die
@eriammluns bur4 bic @rnenuun8 fUlsenOer Se'
amtrn praaniiirt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
~ q r ffb erib fe.
ST Die9 re6t pper nicbt?

Or Gcbias' Nenrtian eineme1t furirt Rbeuma.
tism, &criprb, 3hbnwrt. Group, Stmrr5sn pom
nler Art. wtbsn 0dIs, II. +. No.. oprr feline Sr.
sablung pirp prrlanst. gin jerer Ngent il au.
tbcriiirt oaS @eIo 5uriifiusebrn, menn irssnO St-
mdnc pamit unsufrirpen il. nnarrm or es na6
rem anwtilanaen sstruutt bat.-Grris % uno
so Gents. Depot, Sc Gr,tIaupt struss, Nsu.
gorf.
gaS- gberfaGs gu toteu Gei Red, Gjutb uro
5rlfrt6, In atlsntaun. uHp bel Den gtcbrbaltrrn
in 2e6a @ounip itGtuupt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

B9-Ginss giahts in psr lrbtsn 9Bche fpurbs
ttr &cblentre6sr an Der ScbIenmins BON y
9sicn unb Co., nabe tet 2sprllpn, S6uptta
@aunty, burd Ssusr ;rlSrt. Der @erlul wirc
Su $4,000 sslGdBt. Nan reiB ni4t, wts pas
Jeuer entlanpen III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
,Satales ErcianiG.

I'm Montas Murssn srlidte wG6rsnb brm
5rubltud in sSsanOs @ohtous, YOrt Gnrbcn,
Sau9ttu Saunt9, Gin Wann an rinsm Stid
5Is'lG, wrI4sS tbm in frr Gufh6brr Nrdn tIiet,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

BS-Sn 2CuicptGs. &entudp, befnbst ii& elm
NdOdsn NIT irpsi Stpfsn, tpsl&e bsipe zine CUTE
unb pcafcmmene @eaalt babsn. Das W6pasn
reest uno linet nit ,pei Wdulern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
kird,libcs.

gm nd6Ren SOnntas atsnN pirb puRcr
9rpb z In Der Deatld' 'eutbsrif6sn' 'Sirde all'
bisr, cine prsOist dtrr bic Jsinpertaufs 6 bal'
ten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

Bds-8. 6. g8ri9 6t, GIq.. IL olS Solicitor
fir bic Ilsntaun Sanf ernannt wO,ben, an Die
Stelle bes Derilcrtenen Slmes e. glreIr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Urauriacr LInfafl.

Gin tunsss Rdp&sn, 9U&tr BON Gntrep 8,
Qspis. @Iq., pCn @wsnecp Iauni6ip, Nont9c'
nsrp Gauntp, fisl oUrlsbten DUnnerlaS, ais fl
auf einsm pfnpe rttt, berab unb brad beiOt
Qrme.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Der 0abl in ben oerl4ierrnm Gauntirs /!
Odae9en
9in Trupp pisb ina rpaiTtr acfaIlen

Nm pcrIrBten NOntae Nafmitta9 traf cine
neus silelne Bride dter ben Canal, in 9llbanp.
y. g.. pabrsnb elm Grupp 8ieb pom stpa 100
Stiid auf rsrielben mar, ris fammtid in ben ga:
nal binabltiiptcn. DaS Da1er wurre fcsIsih
abaslaiIsn, unp bas Sisb fam slidIid paprn, nit
Nusnabme BON 2 Stiid, bic srtranfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Sibe in 5t. geuis. 5iCben Teocsfill
pure) Sonnentfid,.

ct. 9ruis. II. aus. @saern famtn bier
If Sale pon SCnnsnlliA pur-poupn t6btli6
warm. Die 5its mar sncrm, Na4mtttasS mo
Gtenbs sriIGen 95 unb 104@jrdo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
NI6 Yre Vent:
Sonatbau Sfeicbarb, aasntaun.

ais SteesYreFbente;
6enr9 Sa9er, Sbrr>Soucpn
GOLDMAN 8lein, ien., SoiSburs,
Spen 6. S6rriber, q. >@6eitboG,
Samuet 0PSric, AQeutaun,
ais Seerrtatrs;
Senrs s, SGger, sllrntaun
Saccb 8ief, SberzSauccn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Die ncur uno ppblfcilr
AGentann 6ut- manufahtar.
@tc6cr uu6 eStttiu0

@toisnsu Ib NiGrr @tltStuhrtt ihrtu Trcunbcn
uno Dem ailacmcinrn YubIltum itrrboupt anjuSti:
9cn, pdf ic rine nrue
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

Na6fcI9cnres il cine Cite Der tstu anrms
pTobIensn @anbiontrn Der 9rO6en Solts Yartbei
fur pieies Gaunty, bel Der fummrneen g8abl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

gic. IL, 9Silt oalntltcn StraFe, Stucntaun
crrihtst batsu unn lest nit ciucm gang ntuCn unr
bsrrIitcn Stcd Der bSntn. b,itSu uno ncunlcoi9trr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-31
Police Intelligence.

PATRICK oNEAL arrested yesterday by officer ENG
LsH charged with orcby entering the premises of JAMES
DuLANEY, and asSautng and threatening his life He
was committed for Court by Justice MEARIs.
Officer KING yesterday arrested man named CAsPAR
RuPART, charged with assautng his two JOHN and
FRANCIS HOUND: lie was heid on security Tor MS ap-
pcarance before Court by Justice MCALLIsTER.
CHARLES NJ. SHAD and J. H. MCCALL were arrested yes
terday by officers MAHoNEY and HANNAGAN for engaging
in fight Fayette street, between Frederick and Harr
streets They taken before Justice MCKINLEY,
who held them in $500 security to keep the peace for six
months.
Yesterday officer BOSNIAN arrested a named JOHN
FRIESE charged with stealing two cloth coats two pairs
OF pantaOons two vests pair shoes and other cloth
ing, also silver watch, from ANDREAS BAMBACH. 1t
appears the parties boarded together at house Fast
Lombard street and recently BAMBACH missed the articles
from his wardrobe. Yesterday he met FREsE, who had
upon his person of the stolen articles FRIEsE
then arrested He stated that he had sold the balance of
the articles for 81 to man named ALFRED GOODMAN resd
ing Bond street. GOODMAN also arrested charged
with receiving the goods knowing them to have been
stolen They were both held for further hearing by
Justice GRIFFIN.
HENRY C. BEECH arrested on Sunday night by off
GERS LAwToN, BIGGS and STAPLEFoRD, charged with
saultng and afterwards drawing knife with intent to-
kill man named MICHAEL QUINN. The accused was held
security for a further hearing by Justice MEARIs.
CASPER ROBERTS arrested on Sunday by officers
STOKES and MONROE charged with driving through the
streets at imnoderae gait. He fined 81 costs
by Justice AUpoUY.
Officer McDANIELs of the Eastern District arrested
Sunday night ELIZABETH CoRLER charged with beating
her husband with candlestick She was held for hear
ing by Justice AUDoUE.
Officers SuEAREE and HAYYAGAy yesterday arrested a
young man named CHRISTOPHER HENRIETTA, charged
with abusing the mother of the first named officer and
also for threatening to kill him. Officer SEARER Sun
day arrested brother of HENRIETTA for playing cards
the Sabbath day. and the accused feeling himself aggrev
ed took this mode of avengng his wrongs. He was com
mitted for Court by Justice MEARIs.
SAMUEL BRouGHToN, (ncgro) was arrested yesterday
by Officer BARRINGER charged with enticng and aiding
to run away slave and also for receiving quantity of
silver ware, knowing the to have been stolen He
was committed for Court by Justice MEARIS.
Officer BAxLER yesterday arrested colored boy named
CLAYEURN JENKINS the charge of stealing several
pieces of German coin from Mr. CHARLES DOLL Justice
MCKINLEY committed him for further hearing.
HANNAH GREEN arrested by officer DAWES, on the
charge of throwing in the street She fined 81
and costs by Justice SMowACRE.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-31
PRICE TWO CENTS


falling the victuas of the luckIess Troians b,
reason of flight of harpies pouncing thereon
The Duke of Mecklcnburg Strclitz has placed =
| laurel crown of gold on the tomb of Nine Snntoo
! who lies buried by her sister Nina's side in tLe
chapel Of the convent at Marienhal village near
Dresden. The crown bears this inscriptions .'To
the best of wives and of mothers the most faithful
of friends, the most beautiful and amablc of wo-
men, the greatest ofsongsreSses, this is dcd-
cated by George, Grand Duke of Meckenburg-
StrelitZ.'
REPORTED ATTEMPT TO ASsASSTNATE THE VICERoY
OF EGYPr-A report has reached this island to the
effect that attempt had been made on the life OF
the NicerOy by of the ianatica party, who was
discovered in his lIighness's chamber, under his
bed No explanation could be got from the would
be assassin, further than God had sent him there.
He was Immediately taken out and decapitaed.
-Four thousand stand of arms with large quantity
of gunpowdet is said to have been discovered in
one OF the mosques at Cairo.-JIaltG Times.
The London Eoening HeroId says: ''The direction
of the Academy of Music at New York. bent upon
atfording their countrymCn opportunity of seeing
and hearing the marvellous rendering of the story
of the 'DaHle Comeios,' have offered to Mdlle.
Pccolomini a most brilliant engagement The offer
has been, understand, accepted, and the middle
OF next month will witness the departure of this
charming dramatic cantatrice for the United
States
CANADA-MTNISTERGAL FRAUD.-The people have
at length decided that the present Ministry shall
not be allowed to hold their seats in defiance of the
law without resort to the tribunals provided to
try the question. Mr.. Adam Wilson, @. c., has
been instructed to commence proceedings for the
recovery of the penalty of $500 for every day which
Mr. John A. Macdonald, Mr.. Sydney Smith, and
Mr.. =. NJ. Nankoughnat have sat in Parliament
since their reappointment, and the best lawyers en-
teran no doubt of the success of the suit The ac-
ton will be tried before Il jury this fall. but will
probably go up to the judges before being finally
decided.-IOroRto Globe
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DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PROPELLER
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS N B.. August 3O.-The Steamship Propeller
arrived here this morning from Galway with dates
Liverpool to the GOTH and from Galway to the 2ls having
sailed on the evening of that day.
project is foot at Paris to connect Europe with
China by telegraph.
The latest avfces from London by telegraph represent
Cotton steady Flour quiet; Wheat advancing, and
Corn quiet
At london on Saturday, Consols were unchanged
Switzerland
Austria has decided to increase her Navy expenditures
fifty per cent.
is reported that the King of Prussia will abdicate in
October next.
The crop from Russia unsatisfactory par
ticularly in the neighborhood of Odessa.
The British steamer Cyclops bOmbarded Jiddah five
dgys before satisfaction obtained for the recent
der of Christians Finally Ismael Pasha arrived, when
eleven cups executed and four others Con
stantnopc.
The details of the India confirm the previous
statements that the country was quieting down.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 20th-Cotton-Sales of the week
81 900 baes-a qualities have declined - market closed
steady Sales spectators 1900 bales sales for export
1900 bales Orleans fair s. Mobile fair 81 mddling Il
Stock in port 6IS 900 bales including 567 600 bales of
American.
BREADSTUFFs.-Market quiet. Flour steady. Ohio DDS
d23s Cd Market generally unchanged. Wheat-Red
Western IS. Gdd6s. Sd. Corn is quiet. Quotations
nominal Wheat closed with advancing tendency
prices Id higher
PRovIsIONs.-Pork is heavy. Bacon steady. Lard firm
at 62s.
PRoDucE.-Rosin steady at As. 2dG4s 4d Sugar is
firm. Coffee is dull Rice is quiet at 19s Cd GG20s Bark
Baltimore 7s Linseed Oil SIS d34s Cd. Turpentine is
steady at 39s
MONEY MAREET-Consols 96 %CGO65{
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NEW YORK NEWS-AUGusr 30

The whole number of deaths from all diseases during
the week 65 increase of 10 the mortality of the
previous week. and of 54 compared with those of the
responding week in 1857 The mortality among children
continues painfully large Last week. 4S9 under 10
years of age From violent causes, 3D. natives of the
United States. 53S.
fire broke out in the butter establishment of II. d.
Coey and Co.. of Garden and Fourth streets Ho
boken early Saturday morning caused by the Stacking
barrels of lime which had been stored there At
time it feared that the Methodist Episcopal Church
the opposite would take fire, but the fremen
succeeded in confnng the flames to the shop
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THE Mur1xEERs OF TIE JUNIoR.-The eight mutt

THE MUTINEERs OF TIE JUNIoR.-The eight mutt
neers we're arraigned before the U. s. Commission
er's Court, Boston, on Wednesday to answer to the
charge of mutiny and murder. The prisoners did
not wear their former careless appearance, but
seemed to be sensible fther fearful situation
Sydney Webster, ESQ.,. appeared on behalf of Brooks
and Samson. A delay of more than an hour was
occasioned to give the rirgleader, Plummer an op-
portuuity to confer with the Hon. Rufus Choate in
regard to his condition. After an interview with
Plummer, Mr.. Choate left the Courtroom. Messrs
R. H. Dana and f. IL. Parker Esqs., then had long
interview with the accused. 1t was finally arranged
by the legal gentlemen and the representative of
the Government that the examination on the charge
of murder against the prisoners should be postponed
one week, and that for piracy and mutiny until
Thursday 26th inst, at ii o'clock. Plummer, the
leading mutineer on board the Junior, has hailed
from Providence, r. l., but Deputy U. s. Mar
shall who visited that city on Tuesday for the pur-
pose of ascertaining who are his relations, could
discover no traces of family connection in that
place. and it is fairly concluded that he does not be-
long there 1t is intimated from reliable source
that the steward of the ship Junior, will,
the trial of the mutneers shall take place. disclose
al the facts appertaning to the case A dirk nearly
five inches long was found in the berth of the third
mate of the Junior yesterday. 1t was undoubtedly
employed in dispatchng that officer. An incsion
on the side of the berth being plainly visible where
the knife as would appear, penetrated nearly to the
hilt.-Ne,o Bedford Mercury.
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a nSanlauntS
HOIITDAY STREET

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Payne's thrill
ing tragedy of BrUtuS: the FdI Of TdrqiR, will be
presented with Mr.. BooTH Bruus-a representation in
which he has been most successful. Mr.. HARRISON
Titus Miss JENNIE PARKER as Tarquina, and Mrs Proc
Tua. The afterpece will he the popular farce of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White, with Mr.. FIsKE Peter
White and Miss JEFFERSON Kitty Clover. During the
farce they will sing comic Duett and dance burlesque
Pas de Der. This is truly combination of attraction
which cannot but prove entertaining to all who may at
tend this evening.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-Commander Shubrick and
Commander Page at the Navy Department to-day
business connected with the Paraguay expedition The
fleet Captain.
The Government having been officially advised of the
andng of the captured slaves at Charleston teegraphed
to-day through the War Department to the United States
Marshal to remove them to Fort Sumptcr, about five
miles from Charleston. Arrangements will be made
restore them to their native land Twelve slaves have
died since the capture of the vessel which was in all ex
tremely filthy and unsafe condition
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InGueSIS.

Coroner SPARKLIN called upon yesterday to hold
an inquest the body of Mrs. BARBARA Hess aged
81 years who died suddenly at her residence in Court
running between Alice Anna and Canton Avenue and
Washington and Wolf streets 1t appears that the time
of her DEATH one present except her children,
the neigbors under the impression that her deati
by bad treatment the hands of her husband
The deceased had been in bad health for some time pa
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PHTLADEL LPHIA NEWS. ArGUsT 30

The cable celebration here begins to definite
shape square of ground between Twenty first
Twenty second and Spruce and Pine Streets has been
fixed upon for the display of fire works At the eetng
in Independence Square, the Hon. William D. Kelley will
ofliciate as orator of the day.
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la W INTELLIGENCE.

THE CoURTs--The Superior, Common Pleas and Circuit
Courts in session yesterday but business of pub
lie interest transacted in either of them.
The appeal docket of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, will be called at Towsontown this morning 10
n'c