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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
M0i0nie- -0erfauf.

SRittpcts esn 22tsn Srptsmtsr, UNI llbr g,atbs
n,ttta9s, fell an esm bauis pcn z ? + ro M & G d,
in Rurers Wosun9is 3ouultbip, etsba @auntr, fcls
1snoss ibdsbare @9eutbum auf STenttibsr 9sneu
pSrtauft Uerosu, nSmIid .-,r
@ RC. 1.-GIn Gtrt6 2anb, ...
9StcsCu In tsfastem Suunlcbip uub Gauutp, CutbaIs
tenO etwa Al Hdcr, uCruuf srri6tst il ,..'E
- Sin 1 unb elm balls Stcd bc-
::HEn beS bafiteinrrnes Saus,
SA cine nsue Stbsuer, elm ueutr gd,psines
Stal u. !. p,--Dns eano 1T in iroer pinftt in
Suttr Srenun9.
Sc. 2.-Gine 2cttt grinp,
prIhs rabs on Die rti9e srdu;t. satbal!tno 1dts
9utes eanp. H0T
9lc. 3.--Gtns qctts 8runt, rE
Srsn,tno 0a ras sOiSs Gissntbum. suttattsab 81
&c. 4.-Gint sstsibe Sausrst, -.
9cIe9rn I'm nSmt6en 1aunldbip, shttotsnb 26 adss
uno 3 Sutbsns Darauf 1T errihtst
tfsE5a Gin nslies Bc6n6dus,
lssAaa .SbEutr, u. + w.-@tu ldbSusr iuuest 6eps
td:Saum9artsn tefuod iih ebeufaus oarauf. Gs
ino etne ansabl Shdfts fdt GilsuerI ahf oiefsm Gu
unb Die ieeissn UusFditsn 5ttIprs6en cine gtuFE
Auantit6t bicIes Srjcs.
Die 8scinSunsrn am S3srtuufstust hnc aufpurs
tuu9 psn
SO. 3. Suttr, 9lfTsnic,
pcu 6. uuo *. 8ed.
Scptsrnbst &: na3h
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
N0dlriCatf.


gGlr ttrtcniscn psIds nod I6ulois fno an Die
sbrmali9e 6rma BON Glas 5cnitrrmo6er unp
SCtn. srjltrsnb In Der Staet Nasntaun, Iino
btsrrurh bena6rt6tisct, baB bic sepadte 5irma
Isit einiscr 3rtt Der umstduosrt worben iR, unO
Oab bic SufT Der aItsn 5irma ii6 in ben Sdn'
Zen css Gltas Gsnilerma6r tsfnoen. Qae rte
eartn i6ulots lino, rsrpsn einirbru, bag rs nctb.
msnei9 IT, CAP lle fp9lsa abtsjnblsn, incCm icut
Builder in Hittisfet ssbradtt wcrocu mGern.
Die @eIhdIte wsrern re tmmrr ocn ben lin
terJeitnetsn fcrtssirst, une aud wie immsr fol-
tbr SsIrsbsn pobtn Seben, gang wcblfsl ;u Ssrs
taufrn.
Sie tatsn aud irttsn In 3uIaB gu iBrtn an.
prn @itun. nsuIi6 500 Sdds Sals unp cline
brrrlids Got 5imctbp Snamrn gum Gsrfauf ct.
haItrn. wsldprs alIrs an ben rsdtrn Yrstesn abar.
aben wtro--au6 Yatent S8ageni6micr, pslde
lis gang bilig brim gfmo Ssrfaufcn.
gepi Scnitcrmaebcr II. Comp.
Ssfttmtsr I, 1858. naS'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
G1p1Qer Battalion.

Das GapalIcris Sotallitu unter mcincm gcfebI,
hnt it1 sur llcbun9;u rcrfanmeln auf SrGitaas ren
24ltsu Septsnter um 10 libr @crmttaas, am 9at:
haufs rcn elias W. Runs, in Sicro:g8bettball
Sounfhtp. eed'o Gountr, uno um ftb uocidb autb
pdnttIihe Ssiucbnuno III Crpartet. Uuf 8cfebl ocs
Ibomas Eud,, Naicr.
0crgl. @.-TCtacuoe Gcmpoanisn batcn Gereits
stn9cpilIt9t an ncm cbtnssuounteu Saqe. uuo Srt.
tti orm 9-cBcn Ratollicu wsles bert ltottnocn lr,
ac9enpdrti9 n ftn: Die Q8htithoQ gavaueriitcu,
@apt &. NV GnnB blt Waithinetcu Sruppc, Capt
:. Scblouh; Die G5urtsuiue Srurrc. Gapt. g. Rudb :;
Die Rofhlnstcu Rcfd Rduoers, @apt 9. ShtcBsr {;
Die Scwhu Sufantriitcn, Cart. .. Gems uno Die
I8ofhinatrn uno lInicnriue BraB6anccn.- Sclacuoe
oneert Gcmra9nitu fuo tbtufaus einadooen ae9cn:
wirto ~ ietn, n6mtid Die Centre 9Sallcp Sruppg,
Gart. Gromon !; bic I4cifcnturaer Sruppe. Gapt.
8GtB; Die Gortcu Ganntn Sruppr. Gopt. FILTER /;
Die ecuhiu IrtiGerits, Cart. =. 9. Smmermann !;
cte IUcu Rcifds, Gopt Sutb uno Die Shnedss
nile Srogbonbe. - @s miro bies eihts BET otSGtCn
frCiwHaCu 8otoUcus otisecn has picsttbt ic in bic.
Fem &auntr aehattcn rourhc, uno eas Qutlitum pirc
mcbl thun tCi3urchntn, oo man cs ebet uidt 6ereu:
en- niro tcrt 0crurfsn ;u iStn.
Die 2e9d GauntD Sreipillisrn.
SCptrmtcr I. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15

Ssoicncn fid, riefcr 5draen6ttt ibrcu Srcuubcn
uuo Dem olI9smeineu pubtitum ibsrbaupt au,u,ci.
gen, raF fe cine ueut
Dut< unb GdfFtn Wnfufaftur
So II, G8tF 6omiltCn stroes, SIacutauu
srrihttt boteu, uuo lest nit ciuSm oan; neuen unS
bsrrIhrn Stcd Der lhSnileu, 6,sn uno ucumcoioltru
iSiitrn unb 8oppCn otrr 2trt,
~ Ihidti6 fdr eic Sabrfttt eerisbsn
" I hnh. Sis fno sutlhtciItn ibts Gutr
- ! on rca otIernietrigltrn preiecu ;u pe &
- 4 touftn--ic pcbtfsil tae fe etbt 9rp!e
a. SSStn Den ScCltaCten Der lurn nitbt uu:
ttrpertauft mereeu tSnrrn. Sbr Stcd III gang neu
uno Die drttd in ibrem TadD perccn fiber niracnr-
pc an Shonheit, Site uuo 8iIIi9tcit dbertrcfTen.
Stc tdbttu dterSru9t eaS fe ale lulprethtnoe pclI
tenncn befreot9cu tEnneu, iuoem ale 2rtit bic in
einen pcllltinoecu out unb 8appcnitcbr achSren,
bet tbncn an'utrrfen fino. Snesm ibrc 6Ite uno
Happen teiuohe olIc untsr ibrEr si0tnen Gufhdt in
brer el9enCu Wauufnftur rerIrtiat rcrcen, Ic fen:
nen h audi ale oarauf pcrtafen. oaf Ie pcn eritcr
Sdtc ttno, uno nicnauo oamtt betrc9sn piro.
G7-Sbre @sftbafts pcrrsn 6cim G5rcF: uno 6tein-
Ssrtouf betriGhcn unb Stchrboltsr pcm 2aube mcr,
oen ss 9ewtB III ihrem &crtbci( Iupen psnu fe bel
lbnsn anrufeu cbc iie icutpc taufrn.
0~5-Stc iino hant6or fir 6CrGits arncFsne Gunb:
bat uno nercen ourh quite Urrittt uno biuiac Qrcis
ge thre 8unefbaft immcr uCh wsitsr aus,uosbncu
fuhen.
au9uit Is. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
BRIGGS q HELFRlCH,
Commission Dealers in all kinNs Of
COUNTRY PROD UCEt

Such as ; Pork, Beef, Mutton, Smoked
Meats, Poultry, Game, Eggs, butter, Lard,
Cheese, Flour, Grain, Fruit, &c.
Also, IN LIVE STOCK,
1874 81 1856 West Washington Market, first
Row North of Fulton Street, N. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries, Fish, Fruits, &c.
promptly filled.
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
ReB- Business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail.
road DePots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS J.R. HELFRICH.
July %, 1883. Sn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
aubttDrS NnSet9e.
go. 65. 9tflionir<Dpfet.


IN Oct SADIE Der lIebcrIhrs;tuua Der 91crthdinptcn
8ant an Srbu Z. SrouB unb Satrb .. Bcas.
SepttmtGr 6. lS4S, srnnnnts bic Gcurt Samcs
.. Rssfe, Yster Bndcf uno ettrts Smtb, UNI aci
eatbte 8Sfnun9 gu aubitrn unb pcnn nctbpenGio
dberjutttcln uno cicfctbe 81 6crihtCu.
Souuur 80. lsl9. auf giumiuisuus Set Yortbci.
en-. wurec 6. S)'. 8unt gu cinsm Nuoitcr Srnaunt,
an bic Stile ors ptsr 26pdcf, pSltbsr fttb scpsi:
9crt bate gu biencni
GuSuit IL. 1858, ouf @rrTbta9 Srs 6rn. ecusne:
der, Crnannts Die Gcurt 6. =. NRrcrc uuo 3, 3.
Olipcr. @ia., an Die SttUs rcs pGrfcr6Cncu Z. g.
Rcrit uuo an bic Strllt bes 6. Wl. Ruuf, rptlther
ih stsnfoNs 9c:pSi9crt hate gu oiGnCn nit eCr lu:
thcrttdt b pen Belt gu 3tit ~ psrlommCtn uno ouf:
nbrcthcn, unb BET sinsm pitcru &srmu Der Court
9Griht ;u Critatt'n.
Aus ben llrtunoer.-8tyu0ts.
ffgsN James Gddcy. Srrtt.
&a8s@ Dustb 6. Rsbrt9, DtputrtSr
S6cn9cudnuts Quoitcrsn pCroen fih gum Gno.
irpCd tbrCr SeIilmuuu9 psriammrtu. ouf Rlttpchs
etu l5ttn Septcmter um 10 ubr &crmittnas, anl
oauc ron =. y. y c otel, in autntoun, ollmc
lidb olIe 5utercGirte ciufnoGn tGnneu prnn tts cs
ais nStbi9 cradpten.
ScrtembCr l. 1858. nd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
Saurrn Gr8eniritige 8ruer.
l)rrfdernnGs Dr(rufd)aft,
DON Ocrt 6 auntr, NIa.

Don Wcrt Gauntr, ga.
Die OirsttcrGn Cbiasr Selsufb q lcesn ttm put,
lttum ad,tun9epcH fcl9cnstu Striht-rdhes Der
5te III felt oCr @Tiltsus perfdbsupes 3utanbss, bis
gum 22Itsn SQoi 1858, prr:
prCntiums9lctCn in GScrpott S1I3,345 II
SaorC lodlfsu. gRai -, 81, I2,II5 rs
Sar ptemiums u. Snt cnpf. 0,65l IL
$2l,799 90
@crtuitr II. ltnt. rpSlreno
ttstem Sabr 4,174 A
Ssto auf JntCrsBsn uno in
pdnecu pen a9Cuten. psrs
fsbsrt ourtb 8anoVn 1925 4S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
lSaarrny

dtS nod je in gt1snIaun sum
Srrfauf an9ctUtrn tpuroe,
bsfsbrnb aus alien SOrteR
"a StunS' uub 8 Gag ub'
ren, e6lpns unp flberne 9as
tent Qessr, grpins, Duplet
uno asw66nlihe Bitlhes,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15

5untlns @at16rs, ollie Scrtsn @clpwaaren, ale
Obrrin9s, SruOnabstn. 5inssrrirss. sotpns &ct.
ter, pencIs, 5ecern, S6liiiiet. Siesel, Repals
lions, Bracelets, fur; alIes mas In cincr gut gee
fibrten Supelrp psStObr sstSrt. 0etstci6su sOt'
ofne, iiltcrns unc ifablene Srificn, flberns
Sbec= unb gnppcnlDffel, plattrts eSf'
fel uno allsrlsi Sdnry 96aarsn.
~ o b o II &.
Sd tpiinihe bic bsIcrrsre @ufmcrtIamfrit duf
meinen StCd pOn Mecpcons far sir6p unb pri.
patbdulsr ;u lenten, ,puvon tG oae allcrtels 9ll.
ICrtemrnt Der beribmtelten 6atritsn ouf 6anp
balts. @leiGfaas gecCrpeUns, 5IGtrn, auers
pfeifen, MuIifbUfss, II. +. no.
BsE- 8rparaturen unp ale Slidarbsiten in lein
6ad sebSrsno, tperocn f6nea uno biats psrri6tst.
Danfbar fir tisber senp1Isne &unpl&aft tcTs
td burG quite @aarsn unb blQiSe grsils auf bic
9epcsentet bes 9ublitums.
@lentdun, Wai 26, 1858. natS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
Sefentli6e 9Senbr.

auf 0cnnrrila9s ben 16trn Septembrr,
nd&fsns, um lltr gta6mttuss, Icaen an trr
isbtberisen 9Sctnuus pes Ssrlicrtcnrn g o.
mon @an8spere, an SO. "a, St. 6dmil.
ton Stvdbc, In Der Stapt aarntaun, fplscnrs
artifel uui SfsntIiGer 8enpu Ssrtauft mrrpen,
nGmlid,
Cine siierns fsusrfeRs Seihe, Srtttt, 2 ttbrsn,
Bett uno Ssttlaoe. Sscrstair, Srip. Scarp, CIR.
pets, StanO. u. (. no, stsidfaas IL Stcf Nm.
tbrile Der Nasutaun Sant, unp IL StCds sQntbsils
Der allentaun Dalsr9elsal6aft.
Die SsCinsuussn am gsrtaufstuss unb Guf.
irartunS ucu.
g8iGliom @. 2Jouna ! c,,,,
80. Saununt. - ''''
Geptrmber 1 1858. rat8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
W1tIen9eri6 8erf1ltf.

a
Srdft elmer Ssrrrbuuna aus bem g8aIenoe.
tidt son esaa Gaunty, Gcl Samilass ben 1Stsn
Sertember ndGlrns, um lbr NaGmittaas auf
btm glass ielbf tTntIi4 Srrtauft perOsu, nan,'
lid:
gtc. 1.-Gin 9rtpi6rs 0runt1dd,
sslsscn In Der Sui6ait @maus, srrbeIuatsm &c.
tba Gduntp, 9renjcno an bic GifenttiGe Straee
ron Miaretnun mad Ytilarctpta, an bic Stras
bs pelde prn Der rtrugrnanntrn atactt unb auf
bic Strabr pcn aasntaun nod Sica6ine fi6tt, an
eiur Gfrntlide Aasy, unb an Giscnt6um BON
Srtu 8cmi9; sntGaIteub ungcfGbr 1 ader.-
Dlrauf II errittet
&yA Gin ;mriitBfi9rS glcfp
i:;::kAa QSpbnGaus,
S cine GrSme Saeuer, elm ,prIaEfiocr
5rdm Stap, elm GROCER Uaecns sS6eppsn unp
anorrs WuBcnsrtduee, mic lih au6 cine 8sridbie.
esnestt BON Sbatdumsn auf Dem Gisent9um BE-,
fnpst.
Stc. 2.-@in 9tpiBrs Stif 2ont,
8slsS'n In Salsturs Gaun1ttp, SurtrIaatem Guune
to. 8renjcno an ednetr ron s. g. gcta, 9acct
3eCl, peter g9dert unO George S6marb, ents
balteho IA adtr, mebr rbsr reniger, trCpcn cts
wa rth Rulher Nter 9uteS Sul5tanp IN, Der Rell
tf Slulano In suten 5cn1en uno bpber Gultur.
Us 1T caS tinterlabene ltsgenoe Sermtacn bee
ctrtcrbensn George 3 over, lestGin Scn
Gmaus.
Die s'binsunSen am Ssrtaufstass unS duff.
ipartun9 scn
Scbn aIbrigbt, @bm'cr.
Durdb Nis ecurt-S. s usman, CDR
Stptsmper |. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
.Gtr0< <GtnWetbund.

OSN<NT SN|f<~bNT WY
auf SCHntass ben 19tsn Ssptemtsr, nd6lcnS,
fca Die nrutrbaute Sr6e Der @snneeIiI6en Sc.
mrnihalt in Der Stapt Nllsntaun, Qe6a Gaunty,
auf eine feisrliGe 0tlIe orm Oisnle beS Serrn
sspsibst rprrbsn, gu wei6sr 8sIrssnbsit bas DRIFT
Ii&s gubIifum i'm Ausemeinsn, rinsslaprn III bel.
5urpCbnsn-unb 70 fno auG ale greoiser rer
Stdbt Alentaun bslOnsrS rrIu6t uno einarlaben
Ssssnwdrtia ju letn.-Ois @brw. Serrn 6. ..
Ssb, 9. 9lcis unp e. SrrNenitrIn, 70 ME onbe.
re prsnisSr Der @smsinI6ait. wsrpen ssscnwdrts
fetn unp antbsiI an Den 8cisrIi6teiten nsbmsn.
99iIliam G99G
GIios WtcrH
. 9tNtbou Srip,
%. SO. QBcarer
Saspb S6ule,
Sau.G pmmtttse
Septembtr +. 3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
@tWaS, tppna9 Die Geute iuhen!
2SSODlfcilc 8aciSer !

w. SGdltGWWGIttGrb
SO II Mst: bon,ilton=Straec gsraps sC9cnatst Der
Soos6eucpS' polleI
NIIentauu,
mdGt Den Ginptbucru bier unc Oct eah;ru tpeitsu
llmse9cnc, pClbe Sfsrs Ausutaun bsfl6su, rie ant
je9S, ba9 CT Elm
aIrtscrftpbr D6n Der rc6btcn Gprtc
bat, mo man oue sRoocu uno 8IeicGr ju allen prei,
fen fnbtt. Stinc 6teiocr psrbsn ole untIr itincr
s9CnCn QufItbt uno Sntrutcu, ron ocn srfahren:
fen uno btitsu Sce0cu perfrrtiact Scin @crratb
Sitter III 70 src6 ots bet uuiSrer StSbrs. uuO penn
en Rlttounesltad etnsn 6unoe ntd1t past e 6rautht
CT es ntet 81 netmeu, tro ctn enoerss miro Gc9Ith
ssrot, bis bcr Sunos sufricesn iifi Nirmono rulro
5errn 9i6tenrpaner's 8lsocritcbr un;ufrisbEu per.
laBcn ct tGut Gjtfhilts, um Gunoihoft ourth quite
uuo biUiss Grbeit iu oCroiunsu, uuo psln Runosn
iit htt ibm bttrc9eu fuoeu, bonu rerton9t CT nt,t
oaB fis pieosrum bsi itm auruteu loItn; @r pUniht
fsinc ec9cnp6rtl9cn Gclhifte audh fdr bic 3utunfi
nufubausn, anb btcs curb @brlibtSit fam as sEs
fhebcns
SstnG 9Ttgt duspabt 6jdtsr, tcitebrn6 ,dm Sbr
aus Slider ieocr Sarbs uuo Stpl 50tnett pcn al
Ten StrlS, 5i9ureu uuo prcsn, StioGue uno onbe:
re Mstpdttcrn, !pcmocr, Sufcu, Grapattc, ,9raafu,
SalbentihCr, paneIhube, GtrHmpfe, u + no, ten:
nsn on ShSnbeit uuo 8ilisteit nidt d6ertreTsn
Tperoen.
Slstouu9ct r0cresh dGF Pe1tsnuna duf Ole fdrsite
anjciet nab 0Dunfb auf bic bette SRantsr, nab is
Der cernn9ten 9Repe unb ouf Die GbSults uno tcite
NHClt auf9Cmot6t.
SufCt uur bc inn on, tiu6 rptt Cinmat pcn SCrrn
eittcnmalInsr 6lEiounestdds bGtcmmt Der unter:
tdst thn aud in 5utunft NlahIt Sincn 8sriuth
bel tbn, uuo tbr pstost psufbsu Sfsrs BET ibm pts:
ocrbclsn.
1nsnt,ur A 1857 II q
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
1lbrcn, Sdcfnbren, SuipclrD,
girlppscns, gtrprbrrns, 1t. (. ~.
g. s. M d (fep,

0f. % Sfspumi(tcn: Snoss, 9c9cndGer bet 8sfcr:
mittrt STRIDE, allsutnun,
5at lccten erbalten Gins tcr eldujsHefrn GiTor'
trmsnt5 rrn
il6ren Wdtf9es, Supelrs nnb SiIbrr<
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
8ibel< Nie0erld1c.

Die Zelda Gdunts 8ibslsGftlIduft fat fore
NeerIass I'm Su6Rebr gum .ieeda DatriUt'' ID
Naentain, no 8tbeln ane 1tiidments In per1ate.
cenen SpraGrr gu bsn btalsasn Yrsilsn su babsa
finn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-09-15
Die nrue nnb ppblfe1e
Aaentann Gut Mannfaktur.
Wfc6er um6 pSitfino

SSornrn fd riccr 6dcsen6Stt ibrcu SrcuuScu
uuo Dem on9emeinen pubtitum dbsrboupt an;u,ci.
gen, noF Fe eine ueut
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-18
Missouri Elections.

Frank Blair, the Free-labor candidate
for Congress in the 81. Louis District has
been beaten some several hundred votes,
by the combined strength Of the Demo.
ersts and Know Nothings.
s4The above is clipped from an exchange,
which generally tells the truth. but in this
case our neighbor is wide Of the mark
Who does not know that each of the
three parties had their candidate in the
field; and that the contest was close he.
.vesn them! Two years ago Mr.. Blair
was supported by the Americans, and
was triumphantly elected. When he
went 10 Washington he +" forgot the hole
of'ihe pi, whence he was digged," and
ihe workmen by whom he was exbumed
and hence his bumiliating defeat, in
district where the anti-administration ma
iori,y is over 5000. Prentice says, 'tbi
Is moi our funeral, we have no tears t
shed.n
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-08-18
The Atlantic Cable Laid!

all hail to Anglo-Saxon genius and
two nations heartfelt thanks 10 the noble,
aye, and mighty. men of science, capital,
and energy. whose untiring zeal and in
domitable perseverance have linked the
hemispheres with the electric cord |! The
cable, that has been the subject Of so ma
ny hopes and fears, the enterprise that
has received SO much commentator and
discouragement, now ceases to agitate
with differing storms the public mind;
and all, with one accord, and with har-
monious voice, in JOY and gratitude, feel
glad that. reposing on old Oceans bed,
it has become bond Of peace between
the nations, and that success has a. last
crowned the united efforts Of America and
England 10 bring about a triumph Of
science unequaled in the history of the
age On the afternoon of the 9Th our
land was electrified with the glorious in-
,ellgence and smiles, congratulations,
and warm expressions Of good will, were
heard and seen on every side, At Ando-
yer Theological College about one thou
sand persons were partaking, of The
Alumni's semi-centennial dinner, when
the news was announced; then followed
enthusiastic applause, and from thai
crowd Of men Of genius, learning and
position, there bulsi forth, to the solemn
tones Of the "Old Hundred"
praise God. from whom all blessings how.
The righ, reception for such glorious
news! Hearts were too full to speak
and many silent sigh Of thankfulncs
assembled 10 Him who had given the geni
US. and sustained by, daily help, the mel
whose toll and energy have secured thi
grand result. rh M
Originated at time when all SCENE
D prosperous and fair, then carried o
through season Of such commercial de
!, preston as, we are thankful to say,
seldom seen when cayillers and objec
: ors on every hand--from, the press an
! forum--all alike spoke diecouragingly {
the enterprise yet aller three failures
d through all these difficulties, these nobl
! men have toiled and thought, devised an
|, carried out, and at last. when least 9,
y pected, their perseverance is rewardeS
: and the world agreeably disappointed, b
& success ! Only three weeks ago We al
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WHEN AND WHOM TO MARRY. An
eastern writer. in an excellent article on
the "Laws Of Marriage" gives the fol.
lowing valuable hints and sound advice
A man does not want wife who can
grasp and execute like himself. But he
does want one who can appreciate and
sympathize. A Whitfield does not want
wife who can rouse to ecstacy Spital-
fields wcavers and Cornish miners. But
he does want wife who is Interested in
souls, rather than in literature or fashion.
Perfect union, however, can be looked
for nowhere.
! If what l have said already be true, it
is evident that marriage should never take
place until the parties have learned wha,
life really is, and their views of duty have
become well defined. The man or woman
who malrles another who is not yet in
earnest about anything, runs great risk.
In the years 10 come there may be an
eternal divergence.
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Jos AND OCEAN STEAMERS. Talk
about STEAMBOATS, as the invention of
Fitch and Fulton! Why they we're run.
ming even when job was pouring out his
lamentations. In oneof his local "river
items.' as some Of our modern press gang
call them, orone Of his "marine notices.
as the ocean reporters would term them,
he spoke of a steamer. See the 4lst
chapter, and begin with the 10th verse +:
Out Of his mouth go burning lamps,
and sparks Of fire leap out. Out Of his
nosirils goelh smoke, as oul OF seething
Dot or cauldron. His breast kindleth
GOALS, and fame goeth out Of his mouth.
He maketh the deep to boil like pot
He maketh The sea like pot Of ointment.
He makc,h path to shine after him
one would think Che deep to be white OF
hoary. H
Now. L would ask any one who has
looked from the stern of a steamboa, when
sailing, if Job has not described the wake
Of the boat 10 the very life ?
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FRoM EuRDPE.

N. N.
Sr JoHNs NJ #. Augustl6-The
Royal Mail steamship Europa, bound for
Liverpool came in collision, on Saturday
evening, with the Royal Mail steamship
Arabia, from Liverpool, bound 10 New
York. The Arabia mistook the Eufopa's
lights for the Cape Race lights. The
Europa arrived here to-day, having lost
her cutwater and stem, and being Others
wise damaged. She willbe repaired here.
The Arabia lay by the Europa for some
time and then proceededion ;)she was not
much damaged. The dispatches for the
Associated Press were not put on board
the Europa, but only afcw Liverpool
papers hence the following imperfect
dispatch: sts "a eY7 =
The advices Of the Arabia are 70 the
9TH inst, being one week later than the
last intelligence. ios w
The rebellion in Central India hadbe
effectually crushed. Lord Cummings
proclamation says there are no hopesttO
be entertained of the pardon Of persons
Immediately concerned inmnldering Brit
ish subjects. sr as s@
n It was reported that Barnum hadsen-
gagged Piccolomini. lp',g
Advices from Vienna say that q, ,CcO
Austrian troops were concentrating On 'ne
Danube, in South Hungary, at points
nearest Turkey
! The Atlantic Cablesuccess was reee'Yeu
IatL London with glorjops enthusiasm, and
the declaration that the electric union OF
4 England and America will lead 70 the
4 unity Of all naiions.as tFlt aqE
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PROBABLE HoMIclDE NEAR Browns
vILLE.-A difficulty Of a serious character
occurred near Brownsville, on Monday
last The Times gives :he facts as fol.
lows .-"The horses Of Mr.. Breathwait,
got into field of Mr. Joseph Woods. and
injured his grain considerably. Mr.. W.
put the horses in his stable. A nephew
and son of Mr.. Breathwail wentto Woods
house and demanded the horses. Mr. w.
refused to give them up till he was paid
for the injury they had done. An alter
cation ensued. which was followed by
blows. Mr.. WIS wife seeing two men
fighting her husbsud, ran out with an axe
in her hand to assist him, or perhaps to
scare them of. One Of the young men
seized the axe, wrested it from her hand,
and inflicted severe cut on her arm =
He then began cutting and pounding Mr.
W. with the axe. Mr.. Woods wounds
are of very serious nature, and doubts
are entertained of his recovery. Young
Breathwait was arrested on Monday nigh
and taken to UnionlowD on Tuesday
where he was committed 10 Jail. The
other young man, whose name we have
not learned, is still at large"
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A Bit OF ROMANCE. About nine years
ago, man living near Bangor, Me, left
his wife and three children, for California.
lie wrote letters home for two or three
years, after which no intelligence was
received from him, although rumurs of
his decease come back. His wife, after
the lapse of some five or six years from
the time of her last word from him, mar
ried respectable returned Californian -
What was her surprise few days ago,
on receiving letter from her missing
husband, accounting for his lone silence
in this wise :-Soon after writing TO her
last, he sold out his claim in California,
and wen,to Australia. While excava,lng
a tunnel, in company with five others, the
earth fell in upon them and killed three oI
their number. He was rescued, but wa.
so injured in the head, as to cause de-
rangement Of mind, in which condition
he remained three years and half.--
When he recovered, he sailed again fol
California. where had but just arrivet
when he wrote to her.. He had heard o
her marriage, bnt did not reprove her. O.
signify his intention Of returning 10 CLAIM
| her. M. ltjA ,'lt i.tHai' "ige.- e3
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After UsELtss NoMlsATION.-A
correspondent writes TO the Buchanan
organ In ST. Louis (the Repu6hican) as
follows
The scramble fortls succession in 1860
!, now becoming interesting, and while
some of the Presidential sspiran's have
ample time to make pilgrimage to the
great west, Others are detained here oy
public engagements. Yet they oil watch
each other like hawks--the play is Tor
isie6 stakes, and as the game proceeds the
excited parties adopt every expedIens 70
check nate each other Shidell, Bright.
Stephens, Breckenridge Douglas, aud
Diners court the growing strength Of the
gar westl- While Senator Davis, OF Mis-
sSsssippi, to4anriseao fselAihs polk
iosl pulse u New England. Asa