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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
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ApmniilratOr pom ter 6ntrrlaBsnlhaft res Ssrs
acrtena s IN 9. g8oI art. lsstbin
pon Stg'Saurpn Guun16p es@a Gaunty, an.
sctelt porbsn III. aIe bstnsrn babsr. rsI6s
nod auf trsene cline BsiIs an beIaete 5tntsrlal'
icniGaft f6uleiS Fne. tpsrSsn bierpurh aufsrfcr'
bert innsrbalb 6 gBoGsn an,uruisn uub ub,utes
,ablsn.-llnp Srl&s Die nod rs6tmdbss Scribe.
runssn taben mSsen, iinp etrnfals TluAt IolGs
innsrtat Der brlasttn 3sit pObIbsfatiSt sinsubda.
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George SIanf, 9lbm'pr.
Suni f6. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14

fir Srubt unb Gras.
Die tlnterssi6netsn MAIDEN ben Saurru BON
He6a unb ben anSrdnJtnrsn Gauniiss tstannt,
rae le li6 vOrbrrsitst batsn persr ron jsnrn
ScItrn WdbsMaIdincn
ju lisfsrn, ais nod in bislcr @essnp pdrcn.-
Dir Wal6insn weIfs iie pertluTen, Rnb srunrI,t
8sprtiit ucrcrn unp haten id erpislrn ais un'
itsrtrsffi6 gum 5ruGt. unb 0rasmdbsn. = gpir
ua6ten rs ais iterIhbis mstr absr oisie Maidi'
ncu Su iaSsn, tuctm DirtrniScn, wrlhe cine rr'
fsltrn tauIsn wcIlsn, fe pc6 sri in aussni&sn
netmrn uno prpbirru peroen. n.--Slufet an unc ur'
tbtIst Iiir GuG idtit, sbe Sbr icn1wc faufst.
bacau6 linr jsps glrt unp1r Mal4insn fir
Sausrn ;u taben in aaentaun bri
SrCesr unb gpung.
Stunt 2. 1858 na2W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Gtpas, irpnah bic 2eute fuAen!
SSObIfeile &leiScr !!
6. &td1
80 II Gsit: Samttrn: scrues scssudtsr Der
Soo:Scllcps' pale,

80 II Bslt 5omiltcn: :Strdes. scruee 9e9endter Der
Soo: Sellcps' pale,
q len taun,
madtt ben Giuprbrsrn bier uRS Ger aahIen soeiten
Ilmasssnc, Wctds Sfrsrs aGsntaun bsludbSu, Die ans
,ttss. ZAP or elm
GieiSerifpbr opn Scr rccbtcn Gprtc
bat, me man alls gRcosn uno &sicsr ;u alIrn pref
len fuott. Seinc 6ieioer pcrben ale untrr iiinsr
tiscncn 1ufftbt unb Snltrutticn, pen ben srfabrrn
ltsn uno tIltcn @tfsIcn perfsrtiest. Scin &rrratb
Sitter 1T 10 erc6, ols cSr uusrer Stcbrs. uuo psnn
etn 8ltiounoeliud ciuen Runce niht pa6t, ic trauh
cr es ncht iu nsbmcn, uno etn onbtrss miro fcalsit
scmotbt. his Der Runcc jufrirocn IN. Wicnouo pirc
ocrrn elchtrnwalnCr'6 SIcibrltcbr un;ufreeen pers
Ia6en er tbut GcIhaits, um l6unrihaft ourdb quite
une btllt9e Nrbttt IL otmtnnrn, uno penu 8unocn
lIdb hei ibm bCtrcacn hRosn, eanu pcrlanet CT nid
caB fe picberum bet itm onrufCn rllcn. @r piinfbt
isinc scacnruartacn GCitbafs autb fir ole 5utunft
0uBubGusu, une bios ourtb GbtItstsit tann Es 40.
Itbtbtn.
Gsius srrFt Nuswabt Otter. trftstcub ,um Ste
aus SGtbtr icpcr Sarbe uno Smt eatncit pcn al
len Stms, Si9ursn uuo> prSiisu. SsioCnG uno anos:
re @SftpStGrn, btnetn, 8uIin, Gropotts, 8raatn,
Soihentushcr, 6antihube, Strumpfs, u + TO-, fGn:
uCn an ShGnbSit uuo Stui9tsit uidbt d6sttrefsn
rpcroen.
6tciounocn ,rrresn auf Petellune auf bic firjrfiC
auIsiee nodb 99uufh ouf ole bette N1ouisr, nab is
ocr pGrtan9tCn 9Gcot uno auf bic fbSuts uuo tefte
1Hsiic aufsemabt.
Rufct nur bel linn an, uuo net sinmal ron 6srrn
eihteuwaIInsr &tstOun9sittds bstsmmt, oIr untsr:
tUBt i'm audi in Sufunft. NVGthst cincn 8criub
bs ibm, uuo ibr rusrpst osnstsn Sers tsi ibm uis:
ccrbclen.
alIsutauu. gicpsmtrr 4. 1857. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
WdtIen0cri0ts 8erfauf.

Su Rraft uuO JufOIse sinss StfsbIs aus Rem
sSalsnssrtdt BON ee&a Gauntp. fed duf Ifsrt'
iibsr Grneu ssrIauft ptrhsn. auf rem PIasr Irlba,
auf Samfdas eeu 3lau SuIt, nd&feus. um /
uSr Na6miitdgs.
Cine eertse Baufrsi,
srIrssn In 2pra SouriGip. es6a Gaanty, srau.
scnb on ednosr sCu 9plsp6 Gift, gstrs eCa, s..
ter Rcper, Gasto S6nrihtr. g0itipe WoSsr.
Jcfspb Shnsicer uuo antSrt, sutbattsub l35
Nder unb 1876 RutbtR. R.-bapoH RHe etwa is
Elder 6oI,taut, stUa 10 Ndtr gutss DitlenIanp,
unS ht Hsa IN eutss BauIarb, uutsr suttn Sen.
fen, une dtertaupt icnR In su,sr Srpuuu9.-
Darauf n erri&ia
27sA Gin sutes 5irrifbdistes BIOds
ii;;;s SO ! n bauS,
Esss sins CUTE S6eurr. ropcu Der untns
Stcd ppH StstH unb esr cbsre Don 6ctB sTbaut
III. elm gates Sprinstaus nit sinsr 9ptnuna pa.
rauf. Gin autes 8renrbaus, SsIttrtaue, elm gro.
fer 5rdm S4mitti8ap, 70 pte Elm 6rdru S6wsi'
neRau, gBasenbaue, uub anSeu Nsbeneetduet
&c tsfnbft d6 aud elm ts,rIiGsr 8aumsartsn
unb etne nsfetlenbr Sprtnss auf Oem Gisenttum.
Go n fies letr msrttscIlss Giseuttum uno II
trrbI bic aufmrrtiamtsit Der &aufIuhtarn rsrtt.
Gs tR bds bintsrIasent Itstnet gtrm5ssn res
trriiortenen pe W per, lsBtkin pom 6rs
faotem faunlbip unp gauntp.
Die 4ebin5unssn am gsrtuufstass unt guf.
partun8 bon
9 Giseon Tr Meesr, gtm'Ors.
Dur9 bic Court.
.. Ssusman, GSrsItr.
Sunl i6. ra6g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
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Der llntGrEibucte il cttcn pcu tCr Gitn ;urid
3etebrt, nit sinem srcGSn uno bsrribcn Strd pcn
Srdbtnass uno @cmmcr Siitcr, nrtbe or hh frft
tnrhlcBeE bat an Den olIscniserielicn SGr9dp 9rsi
zen ~ ptrtaufIr.
d. Neue Stirfsl unt S6ubP,
~ Gin 9rcBcr gttt uno in ercFcr @srcbit:
aet. gu rpeth'm er wShSntttcb 3uiags crb$lt ourb
tins eiorut 9Ranufattur G8tSldfalls Gin alacnlSi
ass IlIrrtcment rcu RnObSu Sttrfa uno Ssbuben
an gang niGperen YrtPrn.
SdmcnsScbuDc,
Gin pc(Ier unc frtlhvr &Crraib ron olIe zen tc:
ifen Sm(r uup 9RccCn, uno fehr pchftil. 1amsn
ruft an uuo untsrllht fir GIeb irbt unp ibr ESSrs
oct cs SGpi9 ntht bErEucn.
6unDcn=2frbCit
rpiro ouf Sctsluns prrmpt ptrisrIi9t uno ,par uuf
cine nisoidhe uno taucrbofe Wetls. 6ldarUeit per:
ridbtrl CT auf turSr Nabrtdht.
site mb 9appem.
Gin strGss unO pcrtrsffIides 2Gcrtsmsnt ptn Get:
otn:, SCfts, Sur:, SILT: uuo 21cu. pdtcn unp &ars
pen, etsbrrn:, Strrb:, Yanomos, Gantcu= uup
QaInaub: lodts. pcn Ciufr @srfbtscenbstt pen Sar:
ttn, Yrsieen unp StpIts. uuo gang pCbfeiL. @trus
falls elm frtiber Serrotb rrn Srunts, Saui5ss, Gars
prt'Ba9s, u. no., Il. N.
aauotcbrbattGr tSnntu nit SGtlr an bEu mic:
brighten SrcRperfoufs yrriBcn rSritben msreEn.-
Iurn Srccrs ptrb prcmPte unc punttIihs aufmsrt;
iamteit 9Cibentf.
gBdbrcno i'd ttr banttdr fir fribsrs gssanfi:
1ung fublc 10 pclIte i aIs oitenisCn, bic @dtet in
menGm Sahs braucbcu, ebrertiett9lt eriuhCn, bel
mir an SC. n, BGlt' pumIItSn: :SrG6s on;urufsu.
Glias Werb.
dIrntoun, SQoi 19 naSp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
S0isera1 fcbef bter! !!
Gin neurr Afcrtdu<Waarra Gtobr.
Sa9enbu9 unb 6erfb,

tena4ri6usto lore TrsunSs aab eab ruh,;fau,
atssearPt ras fie fttt<a r:nsu neuen
Observation-Disclosures Gtcbr
esrihtc; batsr, unc iroas In be- gaeff 6oruif,<u
Sfross eer Stai aH. u,auu, eesupS rterbnlb Sa4ehs
buds Gaifbaufs. aupc &c 9tscnDdrrs auf banb
babtn, uuo gu auen 5eiitn ouf panp bGlteu Etsesa
Cine ercst gtrf4tterntht 9aunu Gssattf6af-
ten ron alsn Stnsnuunafa, GSaa. .unb, Gt-
traibs' aRat. Tnf4tusn, rcR psrl&lshensa Gcr-
ten, faruntrr qees rerteGestse Eatent, @rtai~
ee'GIiqs. Trei6maf&tasH. fas gard. pItr uaS
fshs gftrH nit Tfsrtsseralttu. nnttu stitr-
ne PferfFespaltfu. StrCb. uab gpfIfGFctn>
laub S6nrifmaihinfn PfIdx rCu Sanb un0
eush gferetssUaIt eetrtebsR rFrtfu. Nslf&s
sCrl&dlsr ron allen BsnfuuuHsru, Drces Tfsy-
be'8s6sa, u. {. m,
9ufsiItn. Ndsd, G&rautn. gan-
ben. 0dtsln, S@ppsu uRb Srateu, 6anes
Hs6sn, uHo ape Mrtsn Qiar.en 0t.
Fat6i6aftsn, 70 ,rls aud Gartea
Saamrn aGfr @Tt.
Dis obisen Trtifst rpfroen ale otrYarnt tas Ne
fue, uuo arbseu Hldgrn, rit fIt rCicmnoatiri petE
osn. oosr eas Glo piro Dem &Sufsr Iurdd sriaitst.
Srmms hater Ginsr Scnmt GUr unb (sbst fdr
Cub fstbf, che ibr (enpo taufst - mir ilnb pilio
une bstett ale cbiss 6rttsst ,u ,d9n uu5 reut Gus
friebenhsit u eetsn. gu allen rSaisu9n bic @sbraub
fir sseadN @trd.bfhaftsn, @sarta unb eSmsrsisn
babsn.
Ia elm fclhes @aucru Gfrdthfghaften :GtabIifes
mtnt ihon lduef In Husuiauu seioanlht rputbs, anb
nStbis mar, 70 bitten ilutsr,sibnete um sentistsn
5uiprub inoer fs dbsrrust fiblsn. eae Iit cue das
fpreHtnoe hintft5tlsd three 70 ftht bissu prsiSt.
70 pis ttr Site itrcr 9srdttffaftsn, Ranrsu, u. {.
no., pc0tommea bsfrisbiasn t6Hnsu.
OF Slice: uue 3iuctbr 2aamsu rpirb "a alIsa
3sitsu TN austaufd fit itts gBaarsu oussusmu,sH.
6aernbu6 unb Serid.
IfTfntaun Suit l. 1853 n,to
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Sfbff bier !! Sebet bier /!

tlatrssidnster gbt ttsrtar& bem pubIifum
RabrtGt, sas er cine GuewabI tsrrllhsr 6 e
ttftn. elm @rtteI Otnt ben, fc ;u fusrn, bel.
rabs NIsmane In erfer Satrs,eit isin tanu. nsus
lid ertdltsu Bat. uno an ben rs6tsu prdssH an
isusr Sfsu'. gle3s unc Gupferpaortn Sanb'
lung, In her @sR 5amiItcn'Strabt Der Statt
allentan gum 8ntauf antirtst.
CT bdtt aud bsadntis zine arues gu;iuaSt BON
dlsu Sortsn Ocfcn, cine arree auswatl aurr
In pirirr 0seenc psrlanAteu Hupfer' 1Daareu,
70 pis Gin pSandnoIses @Tcrtemsnt Slebpaa.
rem gum gtrtauf auf SanO, ipsl6ss aliss sr 70
biGIts pertauft, rab cs sswis pcn icnl Nismaub
ttli9er Ssrfauft tprrpen fam. .-RuIst babsr an
uno urtbeIet ftr Gu& lelta.
Gr II baptbar fir btstsrise GittraIs Sunrftaft
unb rrpartrt sins Jcrtrautr bsrIslbrn, bic sr fitt
trt aafn @rlrSsupstsn 1uSsrrisnsn fuGsu psro.
9lmcs Gtttnser.
Gaentiuu, Stunt 80. 1858. nstr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14

Jn Der Race StraBc, eberbalb oer 3tcn,
In pbilaoelpbia.
Die Gissntbdmcr eists pCbttsfanntsn Gtobtift:
msnts, inosm fts fsbr canttar fup fir Die Iitsras
8uuefhoft Die is im lrssn Sabr 9saSesu baten, CT:
ersifsn cCis NlGrbsoe, ibre Srcunoe uno bas puHt:
FUN dbsrbaupt Sa bsnahrtdhrisCn, nap e immsr ned,
6Ersit fno ausn aniprchsnocn nab aBunfth su otes
neu.-NS6breno ben Binter: p1cuaten III has paus
ourhsGu99 srnsuert, uno Srrbefsruu9en 9emndbt
pcrpsu-uno ss iino nsdb immsr ohetrs 8Gtaubs:
run9sn i'm @crIhIa9.
Sis fnb eutfhtcfsn brs sunJe aufnctffamtcit ID:
rem Geih6fts gu rpiemsu, uno fhmeihSln ilb, eas
fis i'm Stanos iup, alI9smsint 5ufriecsnbsit ssbsn
gu tSunen.
OF Sbrs 8soiu9unsm fuo Sl.25 per Sag.
81. 8.-Garriassn rusrbsn aiumr bersir stbaittn.
nm pafneiSre ,u uno peu ben SampftcctsSaoun9sn
uno HiCstlbabns DEprts Iu traesn.
5iocs uno Garm any.
Z. 9. 8bpabs, @Ssnt.
SO'dri 81. na3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
0Drt<MDndtS.

Gin tsrrli6ss g1ortiment gcrtmurdis unc
9cdstttl&sr, lcrbsn srbaltsn unp al bsrabssIsB'
en- grsilen gu pertdufsn bel
Sc d, Wut6 II. 9ttfri4.
gpril %.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14
Sim 0rOscs SSS,plsOcr.

am pcriacn 9FnstmcntaB. pa f6 70 piels
WmI6sn in Der Stapt allentaun psriammelt bats
ten, Ia batsn iie Elm 9elprG4 eetalten, iibsr rtr
oielt ItTne DreiTcs S&arls, Golars, II. (. M,
nit wslbsn bic qdrirS scidmidt parsn-Ic ruie
aud III Sr,us auf bic 70 fetr l6bne Gdbsmrss,
8sitinss II. (. no, bic auf9ema6t, unb wcmt Die
Wannspcripncn sctIcibst parsn.-llno fas sro-
Sc gBunrsr mar. raB aIlcs mas aus Dem Stubr
ven g4ricner uno @jtrnere in Irsrlrrtaun esfrm.
men II, ras I65nFr unp pcbIfsilItt war ;-llnp
rst fno iis wieper bon philadelphia 3uriid &C.
tebrt. nit einrm
0rpRcM mnb ippblfcilen StpG
SS rem,
10 ii nun bic 3st I'M rOblfeil su fauTsn. Sit
osrtlufen lt1ncn eclbn 3ufsr fir nur ct Grnts
pas plumb. edrn, tsr zine ednje 9irb beet ill.,
fiir nur ct bic girO, eutsn anbsrn edtun fir A
Sents Die gare. 70 ME ale anpsre @Gtrr gan,
rctIfril. gDenn Sbr aIIO arcbe Sarsairs mo-
den pclt, 70 Sebet babir rU ras srcBs sBunfer
III. nGmlid mad lrsrlertaun-tcrt ilt fiber Der
reGtr OTt--unp Spar bel ZEN 5errcn
g8cibncr unb 0ernerb.
Stunt tG. ratp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-07-14

Da mir tinsn un9cw6buIit srcEsn @rrrath ga
pier alItr artsn sinaclset batrn. ine rpr iii Stan
b. lcrucbl i'm @rc5sn ots 8ltiucn on . b Ia De Il
pb prti en- Su perfaufSn.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The North Star arrived at New York OF
the 2oth from Southampton, with dates tc
me TN. The intelligence by her is inter
estng.
The Niagara and Gorgon arrived at Queens
town Ireland) on the 9Th ofJuIy, with new,
that the cable had parted on board the Aga
memnon on the 29th of June, a thousand
miles from the Irish coast. when l42 miles
had been paid out. An was going on perfectly
well on board the Niagara when signa's from
me Agamemnon ceased, and from electrical
tests 1t was believed that the cable had bro
Ken. After communications ceased. the Nj.
aagara was allowed to swing by the cable, and
IN addition to that strain pressure Of four
tons was applied TO the brakes, although the
wind was blowing fresh at the time. The ca.
bic held her even when sudden pitch caus
ed by heavy sea snapped it. The Niagara
then bore away for Queenstown, and should
nothing be heard from the Agamemnon, she
would after coaling, again proceed to mid.
ocean, having still 1900 miles of cable on
board. u was conjectured that the Aga
memnon had not consumed her arranged
quantity Of coal at the time the accident hap
pened, and therefore was awaiting the return
81 the Niagara. Universal regret was ex-
perlenced at the Liverpool Exchange, and
fall in the price of shares took place.
An interesting debate occurred in the
House Of Lords on the bill to permit Jews to
sit in Parliament.
There had been an arrival Of $500 ounces
Of gold from New Zealand.
New gold fields had been discovered in
Australia.
An exchange of diplomatic attaches had
taken place in the British Legations at ST.
Petersburg and Gonstantinople.
spurseon, the celebrated preacher, is COM
ing to America,
An allied naval expedition had been or
ganzed to seize the shipping and stores at
Piepo destined to supply Pekin.
Queen Victoria contemplates a visit to
Cherburg to witness the French Naval re-
view.
The Spanish Ambassador at London had
resigned in consequence Of the change in the
home ministry.
Explanations have been demanded from
the Viceroy Of Egypt about negotiating
loan with an English house.
The new Spanish cabinet had been com
peied. GenI. Rosas D'Allano is to be the
new Captain General of Cuba.
The ship R. l.. Gilchriest was burnt at
Havre on the 5th July, with a considerable
quantity OF Cotton and Tobacco.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

tempt. Their only respect for it is the result
Of lear. and the moment the troops are turn.
ed on the Mormons will be as vindctive and
as dangerous as ever. We apprehend. there
Tore, that the Administration were guilty Of
very mistaken clemency in granting general
pardon. The leaders should have been ex-
ceptlons, and some punishment suitable to
their offence provided for. Mercy to an in
d'yldual IS only wise when seasoned by JUS
tlce to the whole community. Our fears are
that lor the kindness shown towards the Nor
mon leaders the country may by and bye have
- suher severely. NeW York Express.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

1t appears that the prospect of having a
transatlantic telegraph is not to be limited
by the failure or success Of the present un-
dertaking. Another company, quite indie
pendent Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company,
was organized in England about year ago,
under the title Of the European and Ameri-
can Telegraph Company. According to the
y. Y. Herald, the scheme of the company
is TO lay down the cable from the south Of
England, and another from Bordeaux, or
some adjacent point in the South OF France,
to Cape Finisterre, on the Northwestern
coast Of Spain; thence along the Portuguese
coast, either by land or sea, TO Cape Rocca
thence westerly TO the Azores, and from the
Azores to Cape Cod, or still nearer TO Bos.
ton. The approximate distances are as fol-
lous:
ldzzarl Point, England. to Cape Finistrrre. $50
(fiom Bordeaux 70 the same point i 400
miles,
Cape Finis,erre to Cape z ,eca, Portugal, 270
Cape Rocca 20 Flores. AIo,es. OsO
Cape Rocca 10 Cape Cod, United States, l,sOO
Total. 5000
Though the total distance Of this line
would BE- 5000 miles from Cape Cod 10
Lizzard Point, near Plymouth, England, or
90 miles less TO Bordeaux in France, vet
traversing as il would. France, Spain. Por-
tugal, and the Azores, il is claimed that
the greater business ii would do would
compensate for the greater expense.
Another route suggested by the Ameri-
lean Institute, is one in connection with a
railroad and telegraph line TO the Pacific
Ito extend that telegraph line from san
Francisco, up through Oregon and Wash.
ington Territories, through the British pos
sessions, lby Frazer riyer.) on through the
Russian Territory, aud across Behring's
Straits into Eastern Siberia, there to con-
meet with line which the CLar might in
the m'antime have constructed to st. Pc.
tsSburg.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28

and the affair would blow over. He was in
duced, however. by gent eman from Raleigh
to return; and about IL o'clock ON Frida,
,horn'ng ne visited the store of Mr.. Purifo,
70 see the person with whom lie was to re,
turn. tie had no sooner entered the store anc
taken seat, than Talbot Ligon, Elias Ligor
and John G. Jordon, all of whom were per.
sonaily unknown to him, came upon him from
tne street, and laid violent hands upon him
lie was dragged forward on to the porch and
then on to the street, where he was Knocked
down on his face and held by Elias Ligon
ana Jordan, whilst Talbot Ligon stlpped
nus coat up. In this position on the ground
ne was firmly held while Talbot Lison in.
illcted Miriy-niae lashes upon him with i
cowhlde. The remaining clothes were cut
on his back by the lash, and his flesh severely
lascerated.
When these assailants were satisfied, they
demanded Of their victim il he had any wea
pons about him. He answered in the mega
i've. They then seached him and took from
ms pocket small pen-knife. He was then
released, and told that ii he ever visited
Raleigh again he would get as much more !;
and they told him further tlrat there were two
or three hundred men waiting, ready to ride
nun on rail and give him coat of tar and
feathers.
This brutal sight, it appears, was witnessed
by Tour other persons, one Of whom, John
Fort, nephew we learn Of the Lieons, Kent
the rest off by threats and the cry Of !. fair
.FgMl Won Brlesen's face was cut with the
co.hlde, and the clothes ON the front of his
person were completed y tattered by his writI.
ings under the lash.
lie was ultimately taken to neishboring
house where his wounds were dressed, and
where he was supplied with the necessary ar.
tlcles ol wearing apparel. shortly after, with
his slDarting flesh and his mortified spirit, lie
disappeared from Wake Forest ami has not
since been heard Of. lie has been residing
here but short time, and was esteemed a
quiet inoiiensiye man.
The cause Of this unparalleled outrage ap-
pears to be the indignty Of the arrest ON
Tuesday night. We need hardly add, that
The affair is universally regarded here with
the utmost abhorance and Indignation.
on Monday last Talbot Ligon was brought
before Mayor Harrison and bound to Court
Tor the assault on Kreath.
On Mpn'ay night last constable Lewis ar
rested Talbot Ligon at his house in this CITY.
on warrant issued by w. W. Holden, Jus
lice Of the Peace. Mr.. Ligon was brought
before Holden. the testimony OF Mr.. Wlnton,
who witnessed the cowhiding. was heard
and Ligon was then heli in bond Of one
dollars, with security, TO appear at
the August term Of Wake County Court to
answer the charge.
Elias Ligon aud John c. Jordan have not
yet been arrested, but the officers are IN pur- |
suit Of them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
From the Raleigh Standard.
INHUMAN ASSAULT.

On Friday last. at Wake Forest, ii Iii.
county. Talbot Ligon. his brother Elias Lyon
and John Z. Jordan, all Of this city. assulteI
with coshlde, IA a most inhuman manner
Oscar Won Rriesen, q Russian and music
teacher. also ot this city. under the following
circumstances:
II appears that on the presinus Tuesday
night, AZ about 10 o'clock. Won BrieseR ac.
cOmpanied German friend named Kreath
part Of the way TO his home in this city. Al
parting they stepped, for a few moments
conversation. IN front Of the residence Of Tai.
bot Ligon. but % the opposite side Of the
street Whilst consersing in their ordinary
tone OF voice, aud without the slightest in.
iimation that anything was wrong, Ligon
came upon them unObseryed, partly uu.
dressed and without shoes, and struck 4.
them heavy blow with stick. The blow
was received BY both. Won Briesen collar.
ed the assailant. aud kresth wrung the stick
from his crap. Ligou seeing he had attacked
white men. apoingised and said he thought
they we're negroes. The first impulse Of the
assaied was 20 return the blow; but seeing
The assailant was an elderly man, they ler.
bore. II was resolved, however. that he
should answer for the unproyoked attack
and he being unknown TO them. he was told
he had 10 accompany them TO the Mayors
office to be identified. Ligon asked "a re-.
turn 10 his house TO drcss bat the assailed,
fearing he might resort TO other weapons, or
e,ade them. refused to allow him, but had
hi clothes brought cut, and he put them On.
They then took l,igon to the Mayors Office,
bat there being no officer there, they we're in i.
duced TO LEI him ~, upon the assurance that
he was well known and would answer any
charge they might prefer against him.
The matter 50 ended. but was talked Of and
laughed at next ,lay. as a capital joke and
Won Bricscn and kreath became satisfied
anil abandoned further proceedings.
On Thursday evening Won Brieseu left for
Wake Forest 10 attend to his pupils. Ga the
same night party of men, u whom the Lig.
ons lurnrd part, sought Won Briesen al his
lodgings, and threatened TO cnwhide him.
Learning he had gone 10 Wake Forest, il ap.
pears they determined TO follow him.
Before Won Bricscn left Raleigh, he heard
rumOrs OF a neditated attack upon him. and
mentioned the Circumstance, with what led
TO il, 70 friend al Wake Forest, by whom
he was advised not 70 return for few days,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-07-28
STATE or EUROPE.

friend in Europe, who is more aeauaint.
ed with public Affairs than most men, saws,
in private letter to Us:
" Napoleon is at Plombiers recruiting hi,
health, which is better than il was this time
last year. pray that for the peace Of Eu.
rope il may be perfectly restored.
" 1 am sorry TO be compelled to apprize
you that there is screw loose somewhere.
IN the Conference The sittings Of that body
have been during some DAYS, suspended, in
consequence Of the (rtdi or pretended illness
OF the Turkish Envoy and will not be re-.
sumed until week after next, the 18th. The
state Of the Turki-h Provinces, il no doubt
the subject ofdeliberation. and probably Of
angry discussion.
" Russia is assembling an army of 1 20 900
men in Poland-Austria is arming her for.
tresses IN ltaIy-France by sea and land. i
armed TO the teeth. and to the fullest extent
OF her capacity. The citadel Of Antwerp j.
being iortiiied-and England is engaged in
defensive preparations on an uncxamplcd
scale ! What does all this portend Not
immediate war, certainly but This is sif-
uufion that ought not 10 erist and which
cannot exist long, without something very
lamentable arising from IL.
" The news from India is, | fear, much
more lcplorable even than the public is per.
mitted 10 know. Insulation nearly uniser.
sal and our poor fellows forced TO fight un-
der scorching sun, aud temperature and
an atmosphere similar 10 that which exists
at the mouth Of highly heated oven"
"From China the news Is warlikc and
from Persia, that Russia is deeply intrigu.
ing there. From your country alone, we
receive cheerful intelligence and all mat.
tiers between you aud Us being on friendly
footing, John Bull will not shrink from the
performance Of his duty. lie has much work
on hand, but be will apply himself TO a
faithful discharge Of his duty"
NJ v Courier.