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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
6lhflibe Eettun9 pen cinem 5turs
uber Ole Niagara Sale.

Den Buffalo StGttern pom 10. Wai,
entnebmen mir Sct9enbe5: 2(m perlpi6ez
men Samita9 mar oas S6tcppIbif vSenz
ME Sell'' belbdfti9t, oos NIT f6peren
Sru6iteinen befraUtete Sanalboot ,,Oet:
tieWc@an" bon Sonananba na6bem Spz
braulicS @anal an Den Sdllen 5u brin9en,
alS oafelbe 9erabe Gbippepa 9e9eniiber,
nabe Den Stromi6nellen, auf einem Sell
lenrtft feft fam unb oae Sou 3erriB.-
Oas Sanolboot, 9erin9eren Sief9on9e6 ais
Der Sblepper, 9in9 iiber bos Hiff binwe9
uno be9ann bGIfez uno boffnun95los Die
Sbnellen entlan9 Dem iiberen Sturje in
Die unenolite Siefe Der SGlle cntoegen ju
treiben. Gs lparen 10 Monnan Scro, mel
6e, ben ibeinbar uuuermeioli6en Inter
gang Dor Nu9en, ftirbterlitbe Momente
oerlebten. Dob ben Siibrer perlieB Die
8eiitcS9e9enwort ni6t; er lieB f6leuni9it
mas bon Strifen unb Sauen an Sprr
mar, an Die i9rperften Steine Der Gapun9
befciti9en, uno iie Damn al6 l(nfer aus:
lperfen. Wancbe Der Soue rii1cn umt
4nfan96 500 Die 8u6t oc6 Strome6 BIZ
Steine, lpel6e ipirfIi6 9efaBt batten, nit
Dem Soote Dorrpdrts, aber enoli6, mad
unId9li6er MIbe uno 2(n9f, 9elon9 es,
oa6Soot sum 6llten ju brln9en. Sulo er:
lblenen oub SABINE pom life. ;ur Stilfe.
Sic n1bmcn Die &annfbaft oGf, nabOem
nob oa6 Sabr5eu9 our1 3u9ebrobte Nnz
fer iolioer befetti9t tporocn. llm Conn
tag Moroen bra6te Der S6lepper ,,He.
lief oa6 un9li6titbe S6if 9lGdlib in
Den Gin8on9 oes Canals, lno 1T beute,
MlittrpcO Ntpr9cn, bemubt, Die u nSennil
Nell1 pom Nlffe abiubrinoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

ct. eoui s, % Mai. Gin pripat.
brief bon patlftc Gitp, Soma, bsri1tct,
Dap bort oo6 @criibt 9in9, Dap Elm Sruf
balbperbun9erer 9ife6 Yeaf @otoid9el
ejnen na6 Den Wincn 9cbenben 8a9en:
3u9 bel S'6lllon6 Sluf5 on9riftn unt
plunoertcn. 8Gbreno be5 8cfe1t6Apurot
s. .. OATS, Ser Gonoufteur oe6 3u9e5,
9st0otet uno $or. 8riffitb BET neu ct:
namte Ser. ct. 9oitmeiiter BON 2(ura:
ria, Der eben ouf Dem 8e9s nab ieinen
Seitimmun95orte mar, bon Den Sanpiten
dufQebdn0t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
Ntorwib, Conn, 8. Mai. S6nel.

&orwi6, Conn, 9. @1oi. S6net.
ler Sob; cine leifc Il bnun9.-
Sin SuDrmann ber Sails Wanufoctur:
Company, Nomen6 Nbrabam 9Jerrinton,
wuroe pcr eini9cn Sa9en bon ieinen Q(rs
bctt69cbern an9clpieitn, einen Stein tpe9s
iufabren.
u@6 fol- 9eibeDen, fobalo itb meine
S1umpollenfra6t ab9elaoen, lpenn id,
nibt porber oa5 8enid bre6e," lautete
feline 2(nhport. SIN nGbifen 2lu9enbli6
fttrjte ct pom @a9en, fiel ouf ben 8cpf
uno CAB in9leib Sen @cilt auf. Der
Serun9lufte mar "a Sabre alt, uno bin=
terldbt cine gSittrpe NIT 4 6inoern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
Nd6ri6t.
Suni /. 1859.

Die unttrjsi&ntttn srtm bisrmit Nohl
tab bic Su6rr gum untsri6rsitn pom Strt
itrilcn fir ren Sau trr NlfOrp unU 3iUns
8urnpite' Straes ssGfnrt pcrbsn ris fClst al
Dem Gage um 1 1 llbr Wcrasns tis 6 llbr att
ndmliG: DEN 2litsn unO 22lrn SUM-. In
@aitbau1s in Spinnrepills, Buds gauntp I;
23arn uuo 24lsn an BsintTssr's Nablf
Nterrr WiIforO SaunIfip, qsGa County !;
25ifcn unp 27itrn an 8emmrrrr's 9aabauIs,
ben 2Siisn unp 29lcn in 3tcnrpile, an Ssn
gers @albaus, pur4 ..
g. Beinber9er, Scbn Srumbaueu
S. 30. S6ong, S. q. Sbons,
.. Staufer, S. 8. Sident9id
6. SO. @ieonb, GcmmiBlond
SUM 1 1859.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
pbiIaerlpbia Dicbmarft.

Der 9bilooelpbia Siebmorft mar lebte
8o6e gut befor9t uno fsit. GS moren
inbeno lbieoenen gJdro6 etlpa 1900 Stuf
S0lo6tpieb. Die Yreiie ron9irten Slpiz
i6en 50 uno $I2 fir 100 Yfuno, ip mad,
Der Suolltdt, nur Teni9e ou6erleiene
Woito6ien rpuroen nit $ II. SO uno SI3
fir 100 pfuno be3ablt. llebcr $50 &Gs
be muroen 5u $20-$25 fir oroinGrt
uno fir 5000 fur beiIere Sortsn per-
Fault. Die 3ufubr an S6ofen mar unz
9etpObnlib 9rcB, tpeSDolb Die Yreiie bcis
nabe Sent per 100 pfunb berab9eoriidt
lpurben. S6ofe in Der &olle puroen 3u
S6 uno $6.25 @ent6 fir 100 Yfuno unb
9ei6orne 5u $5 big s SIS fir 100 Yfunt
perfauft. 2(n Sbpeinen lpuroen mebr
oenn 1000 Stud gu $50 bis $S.75 Gt6.
per 100 9funb perfouft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
Sefentlt6e 9enbu.

9luf Samitass ben 1Stcn SUM
nd4Rrns, um lltr Nafmittuss, fClIm am
r prs DrrlCrtrnrn 9 0 | lcma II 6 emms
Irbttin Spn Siip. gBtsitbau 6aunIdip, 2fGa 6
tp, tfrnili6 rrrtauft wrrrrn:
20 gdT unp 100 Jluttm 8airn auf
Seize, 70 wir ) older unp 1l0 8mbsn 8c
uno 3 older uno 100 Jiubm 0ras, auss {
fats auf rrm 6rIre.
Die Strin9un9cn um GeFaufstass unb
wartun9 ron
:Oiaria Scmmsrrr, 9ttm'trir
Strubrn 0afcnba6, 2lscnt.
Suni I . 1859. n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

OOer Gdfein Der su 3ewzSeruIa.
lem ooer Sunftls Stride, in @riimpitid,
Saunibip, Serfs Gauntp, fcQ ouf Conn
tags Den l2ten SUM (9fIn9ten), ouf fei=
erlitbe @eiie 9elt0t lper0en. Sremoe pre=
bigger rperoen ampeienb iein uno oen Got
te6oienit leiten. Sei un9iiniti9em @etter
finoet Die Seerlidfeit erit Den fol9enoen
(Yfn9D Monto9 ftatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

Do Gine fran50Iiibc 3citun9 metoet,
oaB 9r. q 6 OF II 6 Is arep, Der
i'm Seiise zines idbrli6en Ginfommens
bon 100000 iei, iib ol6 9emeiner Sols
Dat einem Sapollcrie Ee9iment an9ez
ltloben babe, frcldes 9era6e ieet bcreit
iei, in o0s S0la3tfelb aussurii&en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

Ugin lSidbri9c6 Mdbben, Gotba.
rine Ser9uiolt, Don gtelp 9onoon, ipar
neulib 70 tboribt 1r6breno iie erbiBt mar,
tbre 2(crme rho Sbultern NIT foltem
81her 3u maiden uno ibrcn &opf in ciz
nen Gimer foltt6 8a fer Su tauben. Oie
Scl9e oapon ipar Gpn9eition Oes @ebirn6
uno iie mar nod ipeni9en Stunpen cine
9eide.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

DFSm 8eFen BAT man in oiefem Sab.
re cine iebr reibe Grnte an 2(bcrnz3ufer
9ema6t man i9tG9tben Grtra9 i'm Stooz
te Widi9an olein auf 100000 pfunb
an. IS 1T bie6 um 70 erfrsuIiber ols
man in Den lesten Sabren Dem @e9enz
itanoe 5u 9erin9e Iufmerf famfeit jujuz
wenoen pfle9te.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

DC 3u @obite, alabama, wuroe am
I7ten Wai Elm 0ueu jmiiben Slpei iunz
gen Wdnner, 0amens 8. S. g / If uno
s m 9 t 6 9cfc6ten, ipel6cr nit
Dem au9enblidliben Soo oeS iun9en 9ict
enoi9te e.-8afen ReifeIs- Gntfernun9
40 S6ritt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

DF8enn ou Dir cine 9ebensaef6brtin
mdblit, 5iebe SleiB Dem Reibtbum, SUI
9eno Der S6onb,it uno bos @emitb Der
@eitalt por oenn pieIe 0in9e, Die ou pcrz
jieben iollteit, iino unper9dn9iib, Die am
eeren ober per9Qnelib unb febr oft ron
tIrjer Oauer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

UFeiebe unO beiratbe i faote elm
Gn9ldnoer. 98enn ou lteblt, no 6u nibt
beirotbeit, lpirft ou beiratben, no ou nicbt
liebit, uno bonn iptiniben, rpeoer oeliebt
nod. 9ebeiratbet su baben. gSabr, unz
cH0lib nraGN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

D7Man rebnet Dap in Sre8cn uno
@ai6in9ton i'm leeten 8inter tpeni9iten
$500 Stud &ino5oieb frepirten. gin
Sauer allein in Warion Gauntp bat go
Stif uno Elm anosrer in polf Gauntp
100 Stud perlcren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
GrecutiDe 8erIammlun

Cine Ssriammluns Der Grteutipen gUmmd
sr 9c6d Gauntp aderbuu @sir1i6aft, Icll asd
ten psrpsn, am Samitas brn 1 item SUM-. u,|
ubr NHGmittass, an brm amsritan Sptsl (8|
trIs) in Der Stnct GIIsntuun, fir BEN gnb,|
bic prdmie eiits Su untrrIu6sn unb an,unsbr
tpis frdbTtin brri&tst, 70 pis aud bic Grntnn|
BON 3usrfrnnunss Gommitttsn ,u unSUal6rI
gen. aue @itsIisbsr iinO sinssIaotn bsi,uppt
anb NIT Der Grsrutipsn COMMITTEE ~ tcnIulti
George SrifcI, grtFbsnt
Stunt l. 1859. '. n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

SSn GneIano uno Stolien 1T 2tle6
Refcrm, in Srantreib uno Seitrei6 Qls
les Uniform, uno i'm oeutIben Suno 2ls
les @blproform Hub 70 bat ieoc6 Ding
ettn cine = / m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
Gine 10 bI.

Sei elmer am legten Samita9 am 6au
ie bon 3 J pmo 6 { 6 TENN ali er
in oieier Stoot 9ebaltenen Sobt, burd
Die Suoz@beitbalI Gebcn5itof 8eriibe:
run96z z9cielli6aft, muroen foloenoe Ser.
rem ol6 ScnpaIter fir bieie6 Sobr er.
ipaRlt, ndmlib @m. @rieiemere, Gpb
s. BUS, Sil9bman Sue, @lia6 Sennin:
ger, 8aIter g. Rboao6, s.. S. Sbone
SANFORD Stephen, g. $. Gublpi9 uni
@illiom 8rim.
Oa6 neue SoarO biett iooleib einc Ser.
fammlun9, bel lpelber fpl9enoe S1errer
nls Seamten fir bo6 cintrettenoe Sab,
crnonnt wprbcn iIno:
Qre foent-8iaiam @rieiemere.
9 ecr d r-Gpbraim s. Sue.
= 3 a 3 m e It er-Gil9b. Sug.
D7 8tr 'fino eriltbt rpproen on;u5cis
gen, Dap oa6 DOitamt Der iGmmtlidS neuz
srnanntcn Scamten, QlIentaun ilt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

DFSei Der Dor eini9en Sa9eh in Sir>
9enien ab9eboltenen 8abl, ift Sr. { e t.
der, ieoo6 NIT elmer febr tpeit berab9e.
i6mol3enen Mebrbeit, tiber feinen 8bi9s
@e9ner 8o99in, ots @ouoern6r ct:
nGblt mcroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

OTScn 6 9incinnati iino 80
iun9e Oeutide n1b Seftrei6 ab9ereiI't t
lm unter Dem Ooppelaoter 9e9en ben
9alliI6en Sabn ju fdmpfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

DPSu & a f6in9t 0 II, 9a., rpurz
Den leste 8obe German 9eD uno Moz
fee Blum, , peolars, 0e6 ginbrubs ibers
fubrt uno ieoer 3u 5 Sabren 9efdn9ulB
Sfrafc peruTtkitt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
pine Hui, t,berfabrcn

8eitern Dot Sa9en tpuroe auf Der 3ez
9a Sbal GiIenbobn, 9erobe oberbalb oiez
fer Stoot, cine Sub bur6 einen &arrenz
su9 iiberfobren uno 9et0otet. 9lGdli6er
8eife tpuroe Der Bug babel nitbt bon ben
S1ienen 9etporfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

DTS ne 8iraroz@ 0 Il "a II m 3,l
pbilaoelpfia purocn am leeten Srelto9p
40 8oifenfnaben ouf9enommcn, ipomit
Die 3abl ber S6iler ieBt polG;dbli9 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
9t q 0 ri 6 t

- ~ Y ' V 7
ptre bisrnit ssscbrn, bae Der llntrr;ei6nste
NpminiIratcr Der 5intrIubcnItaft bss psrfc
ncn jonathan SIetn, IrBtbin ron 81
OliIfcrp SounI6ip. 2sda gauuty anstittIlt 1
ben IN. aur 9istrnisrn rabrr, fpsltt nod
brIasts SintrrIa6snItaft i6uIofn, fnb titrb|
aufssforpert innrrtaIb 6 g4cten anjurufsn
abjutr;abItn, - llnb lpldr Die nod re6tm6
5crbrrunsm tatsn mGscn. fno sbsnfaGs rrd
IoI6s pObIbslidtist tnnsrbaIt Dem namIi&sn &
raum sinjubdncissn an
Daniel Klein, fen, abm'u1 !
Stunt I. 1859. nd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

~Sr. cid lee bat bercit6 bic mo-
tbi9en 9eribtliben Sdritte 9etbon, Inn
Dor Den Seem 9)orfer @eribtsb0fen cine
S6eioun9 bon Ieiner Srau ;u erlpirfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

Ser &rie9 m NuSlanbe. Sc
blelbt uns beute bios nob Gaum tibri9, lm
8u melpen, Dap oas Dampfibiff uIiia",
am lebten Oonnerito9 nit 4 So9en fpGs
teren gteui9feiten pom l(u6lanoe 3u Heuz
pore on9el0n9t 1T ! baB aber am l4ten
Wai mob Feline S6lo6t 9efobten mar,
uno allies mob 70 ;iemli6 beim often bleib
-uno oaB Saumpclle uno Srootoffe
mieoer i'm prebc 9eftic8en iino.
DPSoeben am S6luBe uniere6 Slatz
teS er0ielten mir bic Nobritbt ooB bo5
Dampfl6iff uNeuporf' NIT nod orei Sd
gen ipdteren 9to6ri6ten bon Dem &rie95z
lbauploe on9eton9t iei. Sc bate ober
INNER no0 fein Sreffen itott9efunoen uno
tiberbaupt iinb bic gteui9feiten siemlid)
mQ0er.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

OWdBi9feit furirt mcbr Geute ale
Qrinei.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

PGine Sreimouers9o9e 1T am lebz
ten 8reito9 in pieier Stobt 9e6Fnet nor
ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

%St. Goui 6 bat na6 bem st.
9oui6 DIRECTORY fir 1859" cine Sepcl:
feruno BON 100000 Seclen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

2(lte Oin9e finb porti6er paBirti uno
Nue OIn9e ilno neu 9eporoen
rrIdrs bic Sausrn BON 9s6a uno ben anardr
rem GauntirS rfabren rsrtsn, ipsnn lis bel
tlnterSeiGnrtcn, an go. so WrR' 'SamiIten 9
6s in Der Stabt Qllentaun asruisn--alIwc bic
nitt nur allsin eire
Sam; nciIc SScrfifGtte,
cbrr S4pp crri6tet fnern, an Der nGmli6en
ces alten-Icnprn man finest aud jualsi6
rcricItr i&nea nit rinrm gang nrusn Stpd
@drtau' '@rrdtbI6aftrn, ais:
@dbz uno Sbneio sMaI Ibinen, bon 8
nep'S, &etbun 8 uno Den gteu Sci
pattern5, pferoe9elpalten uno Ore
maibinen BON peri6ieoenen Cor
fir Elm uno jtpei pferoe einiblieB'
S6S Drills fir @elpalt uno Sa
Strobb6nfe bon parfbieoenen S0rt
pferoe Reben, uno in Der Sbat a
ipono6 Die Saucrn fra9en, an9ef
miro,
ptf6e MaIhnrn atlr rauantirt wrrrsn, ba
Srricbieuns sstrn. !
5liddrbrit.-alltr Qrt. (mit GinId
psrI6ieosrer Wib. unb Shnrio' 'WaIdinrD 4
ben an Itteralcn Ssrin9uu9cn unp naa nur
Srr Anjsi9r prrtdtei.
gSclcpmr g. Yrpt
gasrtaun Suri 4. n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
nPDas 8ata(lion, lpelbes Getten

POaS Battalion, rpetbe5 leeten
Samita9 am Sauie BON s. un Fl G e +
uno 9 Sittner, in Seioelber9 Saunfbip,
eieiem Gauntp, ob9ebalten poroen 1T,
tol 5ur pollen 3ufrieoenbeit 2(ller ab9ez
laufen, uno bemielben foll cine iebr gro,
pc Weniben5obl, rpeit mebr als 9erpobnz
lib bel lolben 8ele9enbeiten bet Sail 1T,
bei9eipobnt baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

U8dr Elm 8rauensimmer, tpel6rs
(ieben6ptroi9 Su iein tpiinid)t, 1T Ser
ienS9tite 9er0oe 70 unert6Bli6, lpie Der
8obl8cru6 fir Die 8oie. Sbne ienen
lpGroe pieie, tros ibrer S60nbeit, pertb:
los iein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

WSn 9bilaoelpbio farbcn mGbrenb
Der leeten 8cbe i'm @anjen Isl perIc=
men.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

VOie Stobrbatter oicIer Stoot''baz
pen un6 erlu6t onjuje9en, Dap iie no1
oem 6ten SUM, ibre Stobr5 UNI s llDr
eFe AtenSe fbLieben lrerben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

DJNlte Gebnun9en MAIDEN neuen
3anf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01

(Gir9ciauct burh gfr. e. q. @rcf.)
9Im 10tsn Wai, Ssrr SsiIs rlntrfrf1trr, BON
Marlborcust, Wcntaumrp Gounty, nit Diff
DiIOmta ScUt. BON 8OdbiG, Buds Gaunty.
2Im t4hn Nai, 5r. Scbn @oanp, Ucn 8cd,
bl, Buds Gduntp. NIT Mie Surat @att, Srn
Stsr Salfcro, Mcntsomsry Gauntp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-01
IN ocn Hrics piecr 1Oiuen.

Sor. @irtbeimer BON Cincinnati rpelder
,or mebreren 8o6en nab europa 9in9,
I'm feine Sreunoe 3u beiuben, no6 feiner
l(nfunft in 1einem Seimatbslanbe, 8a:z
I'm, lpurbe in bic Soloateniafe oeftedt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24
The Annexation OF Mexico.

TTfOm Inc IIVcTPOOT fVsV JHIr o.
Mexican politics really nearer English interests
President Buchanan presses for the E30OOo00 owing TO
United states citizens by the Mexican government and
he s willing to take payment IN Kind IN the shape OF
anncxatons the leading journal asksls not the right Of
England 10 interfere and much evident the
measure Of tho E2 900 claimed by British residents
and will not annex, but will rather let our subjects
be robbed ought to permit the Washington Cabinet to
proceed further II s delicate question, doubt but
clearly Mr. Buchanan his and will not be cstoppcd
by our diplomatic scrupes To apprehension II ap-
pears that the British and American interests dent-
col and that the Mexico, government is im-
proved of the face Of the CATH the better for civilization
in general, and the Mcxcans IN particular Manifest dcst
ny taking the Yankees southwards aud IL IL In vain
that our official statesmen attempt 10 arrest H. Bulwcr-
Clayton treaties inevitably ont sheer waste paper,
md the truth seems TO be that diplomacy ia that
quarter Of tho world IL based upon nothing soundcr
hcnestcr thar prejudice against and jealousy Of the
civizne and trading American. Tho Mcxicnns have had
fair trial before all the world they cannot govern them
Selves as they confess in endless civil war aud the only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-24
THE VERY LATEST.

From the Paris Moniteur (offcial), Jan. IL
For several days public opinion has been agitated by
alarming reports which is the duty OF government to
put stop TO- in declaring that nothing diplomatic
atops authorizes the fears which those reports tend to
provoke
TELEGRAPHIC FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
From the London News, Jan. 81
The note in the Monieur occasoned general buoyancy
at the commencement of business yesterday morning.
News of renewed weakness the Paris Bourse tended
confirm the apprehension Of those who cannot discern
in the vague future any acloration in the position Of
affairs
The funds finally closed the yesterday. English
railway stocks retain marked frmness A permanent
check TO confidence involved in the periodical transmits
sion Of sounds Of alarm from Paris.
There is grouing CONJUNCTION that under the present
French regime The peace Of Europe hangs vcry raI
tenure.
In the discount market to day there was steady de-
mand, but in some instances fractional reduction from
the bank minimum was conceded on choicest bills.
No bullion operations at bank TO- day.
From the London Times, Jan. 9l
As regards the Emperor Napoleon and the Italian ques-
ton the Times feels certain that the Emperors speech
made with view of learning hop the great Pooers
,oould receive the project Of French Interference in
Italy. The result Of the appeal has happily been most
decisive This notion Of proposing himself the cham
pon of Italian independence is of the greatest of his
latest failures through the increasing suspicion with
which the Imperial policy is regarded.
The produce markets opened this week with a more
animated demand for of the leading staples
but prices, with few exceptions have presented little
change. There has been steady inquiry the part of
consumers and absence of speculation to any extent
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rational question is-shal country, which was onc
great and wealth, empire be left to be laid waste in nt
naane s0n ~ hoss of the United satestnus @
We 90 and no farther3
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ovEREND AND GURSEY, AND THE NOTORIOUS BAN
RuPrs, DAVIDSON AND GORDON


from the Manchester Guardian, Jan. IL
Mr.. Commissioner Gouburn's Judgment in the case
the notorious bankrups Davidson and Gordon cannot
read without dsmay by any who spite Of the did
closures Of the last few years. retains old fashioned moth
about the spotless integrity OF British merchants Coz
Ia possible for man who I'LL lately managing par
OF Of the greatest houses in London 10 be id
nounced from the seat Of justice accessory after t
fact in q felony, and when the unanimous voice of M
outside public regretfuy admits the truth of the id
dictment. Mr.. David Barclay Chapman, formerly III
acting head Of the firm Of Overend Quincy, stand
in this fearful and degrading position. Out of his owl
mouthfor the charge against him rests entirely on hi
evidence against Davidson and Gordon-hc stands cod
viced Of having concealed what the Commissioner call
ga most gross and wicked fraudr in order 10 save III
credit Of his firm The story he told in court of his deal
ings with the bankrupts unhappy leaves no room I'd
mistake in this matter The facts Of the case lie 10 nu}
shell. Davidson and Gordon with the assistance of
third worthy, named Cole, had during the years froI
1S49 to 1863 inclusive, obtained money from Overend AMI
Quincy the security of dock warrants and so cxte1
svc were their dealings that the whole amount of Thea
securities deposited with the latter firm is estimate
at E370,0O0 On the 18th Of October, 1853, Nj
for the most part Actitious-that is 70 say. Ind
the speer or copper or whatever was they we're SUD
posed TO represent 10 the purchaser and which was AL
70 be lying al one Of the wharf had in reality been cd
ricd of by Cole and his confedcrates or perhaps ncv
had any real existence. just before the 18th Mr. ChT
man mad sold and received the money for some Of thd
nc'."us uocuments, representing 400 tons Of spelte|
wbich were declared TO be at certain whdrf The puj
CHASER was anxious 10 have the metal delivered and MI
chapman then received the information from Cole thu
sre were only 30 tons OF spclter the wharf, 30 that
demand were made for the whole tho answf
would be that there were no effects, aud u
'oss would Tall upon 0yerend and Quincy, "
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TIE ISOLATION OF AUsTRIA-THE COMBINATIONS
AGAINST HER-ENGLAND WILL NOT AID IN ANY
MORE REVOLUTIONS.
from the London Times, Jan. g.
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From Lombardy 70 Rome there Is not a government
besides that OF Sardinia which enjoys confidence the
people over whom It rules. in Italy Is therefore
liable 10 Affect the permanent interests OF nonaschs and
princes VINO stand IN such false position That Il will be
asangunary struggle s certain Imagination can scarcely
realize he horrors which the contest whether dynas.c
or Revolutionary, must entail We therefore hope that
hc reasoning Of a correspondent in France NAV prove
correct lie tells us that the state France ia ch as 10
fender next 70 impossible for the Emperor 10 cioy The
course whch MS ambition appears suggest There "a
iorce enough IN this view to sustain hope tina, tho pre
sent mbroglo Will end more satisfactorily than is rene
ray supposed The democracy IN France are nearly az
Keen as their ransapine brethren; and II the slightest
opportunity were afforded, rsngs would undoubtedly
lake place IN that country. Louis Napoleon nay be
man OF Destiny but he is not blind fltlst aud such
possibilities are not likely to escape his Observation.
lew moments thought will show the Emperor the danger
peseltng his imperial throne, and WILL W. trust restrain
MN IRON engaging In q reckless enterprise.
THE FEELING IN PARIS.
pars Gan. y correspondence OF the london Tmesl
Inc continued silence Of the Nonier, AMI tie gnsats-
factory and may add verbally verEon Of .ho
tnperors brief and significant 10 The Aisrian
ambassador, together with the comments ~ GONE whose
language were listened TO- would probable BIZ ~ des-
pae as their fortunes, have not tended restore trlo
lnlly TO the financial public. II true that NJ Louis
Feuiot delivers in todays Unicers his cansurc OF any
step That would lead merely TO open rupture bit
simple enlargement, with Austria. vcullot quotes
we version Of the Consnm,onn and adds "rhe regret
which these words express will be fclt Ivy NJ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-06-28
The 4th of July

Subscribers to the picnic. will be furnished
with badges on application to the Committee of
Arrangements. Those who have contributed
eatables of any kind are requested to send them
in on the morning of the 4th as soon as possible.
The ladies are respectfully invited TO be pres
emit on the occasion, and their aid is solicited in
the arrangement of the tables, &c. Commit
tees in the country are requested to report to the
town Committee as soon as possible.
The military companies from Winchester and
Charlottesville, .wbo have accepted invitations tc
attend the celebration of the 4th of July at this
place, will arrive on Saturday next. On Satur'
day night the Stsunton Fire Company will have
a torch light procession, and on Monday, the 4th
a procession Of citizens and military will proceed
from the town to grove in the vicinity, where
picnic will be provided. The arrangements
have not yet been completed, and therefore We
are unable to give further particulars.