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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
Nene SO a aaren
9itit 0SOIfS,S SfObf,
Ru. Al NOrbeR.gds Der A&tsa unh 6amiltcn'
Stra6sn. Ssssntbtr 5asmbuG's gaahans.
N @ az Il - ss q

Os =. y % q . DG
nntbt feinsn 9eebrttn aunosn uub allen uebrt9sn
bsfnHnt, rne er foe6tn pen pbitobelpbia une Nsus
Dcrt JurGd9stsbri 1T. uno fsinen sreesH Gied sen
Srcdsnpnarsn, u. |. no., esSfust BAT. nno jrar eas
tsfe-beitsbsnb aus Gpdtabrss uRb Binisri@dtsrn
-als isnials In oism Srt BEN ee9enEodrtissn 3sit'
alter Oferirt purbtn, btlsnoGs an Bshfsithsit nno
bic aud oas nit ben seiasn borisn 5sittn Hbsrsin'
ifmnitn &C tpaufht baber tie frabe 1ufmerffamfsit
itinsr Sunosn uno iintsrfidsun9 bes publiFums i'm
aa9smtinen barauf gu lsntsn-nno faest fs sbrtr'
tieti9it aas Gin 90 fsmmtn uub bur4 fslHsn 9reesn
Stcd uuo afsrttmtnt 90 (nousn, sbt t fenfspe fnu'
fen, ba ss 10 nihts feffsi, uno ibr soHnt suh bann
lslbf peu esm Gsfastsn on, bsFs1 dbsrtfustn uno
bsfitoiasn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
9aI3 i! Gal; Gal,

@smablsnss uno fsues Gal, Ju psrtaufsn bsin
ead Obsr Sufbst, am Sicbr ron
@plle unb 8rrbgs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
S6DneS S6ulbit6lein.

Cine usus guiIase bss 5rasstdGIsiHS iitsr BIZ
4nfdnssgiinbs Der RslisiCn, nit einem Anbdne
BON @tbstsn fir 8inbsr unb S6ulen, IN rri9ir'
ntn unb In unlsrem Bualobr 5u taben. 8un
bteItm ttlttten 8inbsrbaGIsin Rnb fGcn tsinatC
t4,000 grsmplarr psrtauft pcrben. prris A
gsnts sinssln uno 374 Gents bas DusrHb.
Kcf, 6utb uno ScIfridb.
NrSembrr 24.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
csDbn 6. 86lfer,
Hbfers9Irat,

xbier.2trjt,
~M Wla&t BEN estbrtsn
fY "a. publifum bis Nujtiss,
. MW bab r auf btm Gilanb
WY ba gasntauH, sssen'
saAAapk2=. btrbsmGiIsnbabn.Dt.
pot pOtnt unb fa ssbSris sinstriGtrt Bat, UNI
bic 5rituns bon aIlsrId frantbdtsn Der pferet unb
anptrsr 9btsTs su tbsTnebmen, bic sr auf bit btlt
UsiIt gu bsbanosin StFftsht unb sIne mSeII&a
1GuflIe Sur Ssrlprint, no tiberbdupt 5ilfe mEa.
tl9 IN. CT if au@ NIT Stallung psr9etsn,
um EranIs pfsrbs odriR aufsunsbmsn. CT taIt 20
niSt fiir n5ttis mstr gu gaesu, lunbrrn rinldtt
ltInt 8unR nit btr Sbat ju bstpdlsn.
Nop. 8. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
1atutouu. 0sistsr g.
Das bsrdbmtt
&Gct6ers@ TO 81 o rtta TIT.
Gef nn6 Newbdr6,

glo. 35 Sa 5dmiIton Straes, gGsntaun,
ST Der psbtsillis unO fafhicnubste alsiber:gtebr
Gin Srif4er @erratb uno 9rses 1uspabl ron
.psrbt:uno g8inter=Rleioune unb Gdisrnl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
NuicuS.SSa Saarett.

Gin prIIes aITertsmsut in Sstts, tsim Dussne
sser pal6Suesnp, i'm Stcbr uno gu psrtaufsn bei
gRplle unb Surbae.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
2dbifs DrtRaGter.

Sdparis Sslss ben alien etries uuo Freissn,
muslin DsInink, De 8sro9s, eiF peplin. Msrt'
ncee, Getur9, dlpassos, plote, Delains, gang Well
ssuisint uuo fdnsp 9sis b Gbtvers. tiesHt eufrtt,
Sin9bam6, Aottunt. u. I. ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
Stpf. 8. 1858.
Die neue unb pcblfeile
A4entaun Gut Manufaktnr.
Wte6er tea6 eSttGttt9

Wte6er tettS 9StGtttt0
@soisnsn fidb tisfsr @essenbstt ibrn Srsuubsn
uno esm atIssmsiusn yu6Iitun aberbaupt ansa3ft;
gen, oas fe cine nsue
Sut> unb 8appen> Manufaftur
9ls. II, gBCft Sanlittrn Gtraes, SlllentaHu
srridtst batsu, uuo iset nit snsm gang ueusn une
brrt4sn gtOd OrfdSulisn. bsitsu uno nsaHcoisftsn
SGten unb 8appen aller Nrt
~ kbidG& fir bic sabrs,sit, psrftbeu
Ino. Sis fno sntlhledsu ibrs @titsr
- | an ben 'aGsrnispri9ten prsibsn iu pers
k taufen--lo pebtfeit eaR fs isbf 9spie
in ben Sss1tdbtsu Der inicu nibt uns
tsrpsrfauft uerosn tSunen. Sbr Sted III gang neu
uno Die artitel in ibrsm Sah msresn hter nir9tnos
mo- an Sb6nbsit, Gats uno 8tuiafsit absrtrefsn.
Sic fdbtsn d6srieust bas Pc ale anprsdsnee pcu'
tcmmen bsfrieeieen tSnneH, tnoem ole Artit bic IN
sinsn poufdnbScu out uuo Sappsnftebr aebSrsn,
tsi ibnen aniutrsfTsn fiuo. Suoem ibre pdte unb
aappsn beiuabe ollie untsr ibrsr sieenen dulibt In
ibrer siesnsn Gaanufatur psrfsrt9t merosn, tsns
nen lit au aHs oarauf psrtaeeu, oaR ie upn erfter
site fino, uno nisnauo camit bstre9sn pirb.
0-Sbrs geIbafts wsrosn bsim @rOss uub 8lsins
Bertauf betriebsu unb Stcbrbalter rom eauoe rpers
Den ss asrpie ;u ibrem 8ertbsit iuesn Tpsun t BEL
ibnen anruftu sbe fe lcuIfrpe faufsn.
6TSis fino eanttar fdr bsrsits eeneetns 3uno:
fbaft unb psrosu ourh quite arte uno biIIi9s prsir
&c tbre 8unefAaf INNER ned psttsr ausIuesbusn
fuheu.
ausuit ls. nqls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
Q6bieS Orefl S;ffrr. /.

Sic babsn cine bsrriide ausrpabl Ihporse Seibe
gu olsn pretben, uno ba fe nut fhmarSe Ssioe hat:
ten 70 III ibr Stcd tsioneers sroF, hwar, ltibsns
Rcbss, prohtpcfle DsFdins, bsrrtids pcis De Gbsp:
res Elm nfusr 1rtifsl, ptdio Dusots unb @aleneiu
in 9roser @srihisbenbeit, stnfahes uno 8opootrt
eapslIa Sud. gang pcIent Delains pen alien Sar:
Sen wirfrh bsrrltbe Gsuarsn, fvan;Sf(hs gaeriuos
uno paramstta, Supsrfeinsr fhruorJsr eufisr une
9omtaItn, pracbtpp[Ie Gbtnbsk unb ebeufnlIs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
9luperprbentlirj fdbBne Sd,apls.

Cine nsus art Stsla S6atpls pcn alien Sarbsn.
eint neue art Golbmsrs Sharpls, 3isrediets hnar;e
Sbi6st Shapls, iupsrfsins lauas Gha,pls, unb turI
alIe artsu Sbapls i'm SJ9artts, uno dbsrbaupt ale
artitd tpcfar Die e6oiss fHr iitb in einsm Gtebr
rasen.-aass gang pcbtfsil ,u srboltsn bti
.@ntb unb &Bber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19

@ o N c u IS @mrSs &C,
StphrhaIter In Mftentnnrf.

StpbrbaIter In Mnentann,
8snabrittissn bas aOesmeins yutltum, bae Gs
fcsbsn BON ben 9regsn Cities jurdd9stebrt nb, uno
oaG ie nun an tbtsm Sfcbr, in ensm ber neucn 4.
fcdt9tsn tStbSuosn. SbirSu unttrbalb Dem W1artt'
ptoe, in oer pumitcn Stroes nSmlib an SIC. 0, cis
men stdnJsnosn 8crrotb
8on Spdtiabrs unb @inters@aayen.
auf bano ba6tr, melbe fs olls on DEN allsrneoriss
fen Bar9slo prsigen gum @erfauf dubttten. - Sbr
et"d teffsbt ndndib gum &bsit aus fct9snesn Gas
ftrn, ais:
G9warSs unb 5dnes Ssibe, terrIias Dslalns,
fh5ns poit De Gbsprss, Ylaip Dutals unb
8itsncil, ftnfa6ss unb 9apabrs IuG, gpUls
Isnr Dsfains, S4apts, Collars u. (. ~,
aaie ouh elm pcucs afcrtsment ron
2dbtc$ IrdiierzlEaaret,
sen ben bsitsn Ssrisn Dre6 5rindss, etuampft,
Pdnbfhubs &c.
SSUlf # 6nbf6
nit sinsr pousu auswabl pen Danrsn fdr wainnsr
anb ano6rn, ais
Sud, Ganimere, Gnfinett, buumpplfe.
ne Splenifpffe, GpeebS, 1t. (. TO-,
fantmt gebleiater unb brau>
nen NtuSlius, Gbefs,
nnb 2inen,
adts pem bVftsn Maatsrial uno yn ben nisesrFsN
preiIeu.
6r8utsr, SdmaD Sdinssn, Sped uno anbsrs
4rcoutte pcroen i'm austaul6 fdr 96aaren an9ss
nsn,nen uno ber b6bfs WaartprsiS bafiir ertuutt.
Durdb ben @srtauf Der beftsn @aaren an ben bil:
Hsftsn Yrsfsn bcffsn fs auf fsrnsrn 5uprub.
gDclle unb Surbse.
TrIentaun, Cert l5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
0Drt<MDndiS..

Gin berrlIAss Gfcrttmsnt pprtmcnais unt
pcdettifsr, lOsbtn srbaItsn unb an bsrabsslsB.
ca Tsafsn 81 vsvtauftn BET
&c q, 0at5 .. 6tIfrt4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
0S ut SOnccrb0r

unb bod III es tuabr
Sae bic nsuli6su 5orten 3sitsu unftrs iunss ssul
uibt baron a6baltsn, psnn nc cumal itdh ba,u snj
Iblcgcn babeu, oos bousboitcn oujufan9en, uno ru5
cs est fbciut piro oieies 5rdbiobr elm attsrsr 30
Drama ole ie su pein
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
Iusrd funs s.@ ater.

~ " . " u pSSO - St
Gius srsee garietdt peu ssbtsiatsn nnb unst-
btsihtsn uslintu 9sttsidtt unb uu9sbIsidfs sheet
in9s pom bis 2k Daro trsit, relsnta 5lanuslsn.
pcn aNsn Sarbtn, Bettjeua, tdnsrueu uub banmrpcs;
tenen 2ifHs Diapers Gbeds, attsitt unb un9sblsid'
to Gautcn StoHsIe, ltnsrns uuo baunispelsns 2erp'
linss. 5rifd sinsu, ssbtd6r unb unssttihis Gsusr'
tios, u. no.
0rpceriee!
Gin frifhts afertsmsnt pen 5u6tr. Gaifts. sQs:
tanss, Spe,sreieu, 9etrcdnee Itpfel, pfrf@e, Air:
fdtn, SebnsH. Gswarrn, ". 10.
iemSH aaren.
Sin nsuss afertsmsnt pcn Aaisns~aarea bss Der
Sstt unb btim Slid, etc.
Spiegeii fE
gsu allen Srdstu une artsu une % aHsa pri,
Carpets unb Sebl>9ua.
Gin ucusr etod psn Stcsr unb ettssn CARPETS,
floor unb Gtiessn Ssltud, pen l. Q unb 3 Darb
brett
SaI3! SaI3! SaI;!
aBtsu unb eipsrpsrl eall. tsim Sad unb bsim
Bul4d; sbsnfaIs DairpfaIs in sIeinea eddss.
yfeue WafreIen.
&c. l unb GRatrslsn, in sau,,n, bal6su. unb
vsrtsl. 8drrrIs. Elm srosts uuo prddtisss afcrtt'
ment.
OF eonossprebutttu isbtr drt psrtm i'm Nus;
taul6 fdr gBaartn anotncmuien, rrsfar bee bS&ifs
gRarttprsis srlaubt wirb.
Sd, sriioitt bitruii mtinn bsfitn uHb rudrmRsn
Daut allen msineR aunosu uub sReblpanihsru, ,uno
bsft Fe rerbsn nir ibrs iintsrtdeaHs fsrnerbtn Js
tcmmsn Iadeu.
.. 8. S&Iuu&.
dotntauu, Sttettr g. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
We q fr el { n.

g8pne unb 8urb8e.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-01-19
6rpceries!
Carpets unb Sebl>Sua.

Gin pcur eted psn 5losr unb etitssn Carpet,
floor unb Gtiessn SsItud, pen l. 2 nab 3 Oar
brett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
Army Intelligence.

The general court martial which convened Fart ven
couver Washington Territory for the trial Of Lieut. j. w.
SILL odDasce Department, charged with contempt and
dsrespect to his commanding officer Brig Gen Harnsy,
is dissolved The Court acquits the accused Blu: does
not wish the verdict understood az conveying eatre
approval Of the communication referred s,ecA-
in the Of the Court Lieut. slips letter,
and admonishes bin TO different style hereafter
bis official correspondence.
The following assignments to duty Of officers Of the
Ordnance and Medical Departments have been directed
by the Secretary OF War, and will be carried INTO effect
under such special Instructions may be given by the
Colonel Of Ordnance
CaDinin J. L. Reno TO relieve Lcuten ant G. C. Strong
10 the commaus Of Mount yeraon AIseDa', Aapams rns
atier on berg relieved VIII take at W.ierviet
sepal, New York
Lieutf j. C. Symmes to take post at Fort Iea
worth Kansas
Lieutenant ~ J. White to relieve Military s,orckeeper
". r. Stos maker, at Fort Union, New Mexico
Iieutenent D. saunders 70 report for duty at Wash
netcn Arstb5l, u. G.
Military storekeeper 7. Lewis to take charge tenpora
riy of Baton Rouge Barracks, louisiana.
Assistant Surgeon A. b. Hassou, Medical Staff 70 re-
port for duty to the Commanding officer Of Depart
nent Of oregon.
Assistant Surgeon John F. Hammond Is directed 70
repair to the city Of New York and report thence by let
ter to the Surgeon General Of the Army.
An extension Of twelve months leave of ABSENCE for
The benefit OF his health with PERMISSION to 70 beyond
the United States, granted Breve Lieutenant Colonel
E. ]. Steptoe Ninth infantry.
Leave Of abserce for twelve months granted Surgeons
Maoison Mile Medical Department and Tor four msnths
to Lieutenant A. hcIise, Mounted X fes.
A large draft OF reci uts concentrating at
Carse and Newport barracks and also Fort Uoiambus
for the purpose of filing up the regiments now
serving In the Der artments OF California Oregon Utah.
New Mexico, and the West the recruits viii proceed in
detachment and will be put route for their oestina-
ton with as little delay as possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
News from Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE BTEAMsuIP INDIANoLA AT
CHARLESTON.


oUk HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, Nav 2, l'5a.
"S '"'Jof the Fttitlstsr Inrddeys-Ths MRsphis ON
~ ""e ouodn G"vernnsent-- Eoad.ng QaCyanline--
s'o"e 70 c"orteston--Hsal of the C,ty, dc.
our 81 am meet OF email vessels have thei,
'"A a'eI INC hoa'ng convention" and the people OF
Cuba Who have volunteered TO furpiab NO 90, -
with new fundamental laws, and TO force them rn NO ~
arms In their hands, the Representatives, ss oon,,;
tuted, Of the Island OF Cuba II Is - We hoped TIA, ,.
may be wrecked and fall to the OF HAY or a,v
where ese than the shores OF Cuba Porto Rc, as tbs
'sie here would be Lesson l'pg 10 bsred even h
Rerau and bs convention, apd the fragments o. which n
nav he composed, at Memphis.
This 10 the day celebrate tire day which he bono
and tDew OF Sraln In u,ht and redeemed Madrid
and the land from N,poeonc dicatipp ADD day
OF our pJoe and Of which dcooJsed eDqoentiy
70 yestroays lesder--voe 1o7Rf, sent here wsh. so
be WY The course Of Spanish opnion and policy fairly
Ultimate az 70 Mexican salfs ADD versus Jai
~. ny commentary in same ssuc on the press Of New
On he seth UT all Spanish vessels bound home that
cond eet away were towed 20 agaiost por,hr qua
sh"ht az gp iahg upon ali yease,s clearing hence for
siarhb roIis on ard after the 1t OF Nay.
Cnr pofce' governor EheveTis foo wing the lead of
'fheal tohcba endeavorDg Ia institute impos
FoVemep's N our Charity Hospital Of san Jaao
oe DIGS BY devotIg the present iocstoD which central
for residences bsns ss and ON, M the
poeees erec,rg more sasble buildings IA more aooro
Ps'e osop on account 81 The exposure Of our dense
cay Fopulastn IN case Of epidemic oiss ase.
Ire new steamship fpdispoa leaves day FOR Crarles
tp VIVID CARO- aDo pasfeDpers with lteut 90 OF counu
10y ,ntouen me simmer saood they vito patronage
toJrsy u; the owpers taking light ffeigh,s or heavy
way ald when cargoes not oner tasy viii
by nee or sugar, as may be- TO keep up business
family" TT
We were looking for the return of a messenger war
ft0mer last evening from the cas-, end OF the island
Should she arrive this morning bring news OF any ia.
ereff, II VIII appear herewith. Health good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10


New York HERALD.
According TO letter from China Of 2Sh Of January
the between the Japanese government and
oegners continued to ucrease in the satisfactory
manner the Emperor had juat published important
eoc the object Of which w extend the concessions
resulting from the treaties with the Europeans.
This ed'ot appoints the several cities in which tho
foreigners are author zed to reside vzJeddo the Cant
tai OF the Empire, Nagasaki S1gn, korkuun, S,moia,
ketsi, Tasamuts Hakodadi and Masumo, The right OF
residence Is subject in several cites particular rcgua
pcps Thus, in Jedto, certain quarters are alone as
signed for the dwellings Of the foreigners.
THIS exception is to be applied to the ambassadors
and may easily be understood more signi can't fact
Lat the foreigners authorized temporarily reside
at M,jedo which is the (" holy city" Of Japan and ia
which nobody had until been allowed CO. Il will
only be allowed AZ certain periods Of the year. when the
fors take place. and in win the foreigners be
amhozed TO reside there during the great feass of the
worship The d1irthe spiritual sovereign of Japan
and the priests reside ia Medc which s the great
Temple Of the Sum- Since the treaty with Engisnd seye-
yal important English mercantile houses have settled in
Japan and have already begun their operations Doe of
them, founded IN Hakodadi has received cargo of cot
ten goeos. manufactured in Of the Japanese trade
and has made very FOOD bargains in exchanging them
Tor natural products Of tho country The English look
upon Japan excellent for them ana before
two years they will have establishments there
The departure Of the japanese steam junk Nphon which
arrived from Macao has been quite q great event Tho
whole court and all the most mportaot Of the capi
tai were present Two other vessels the same kind
how constructing on the imperial ks Jeddo one vii
be called S'kok and the other the Kiunsn The MACH.
merry has been ordered Of the Americans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
News from Venezuela.
orR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.

CARACAS, April IL, 1859.
Progress Of the Reportion-Saagiinayy BaUes-71e Gen.
eyol Ettc.ion-Nep Loans, dc.
The NEW YORK HKRALps with us to the 10th ult
The country continues in the utmost disorder The So
tas have considerable force the East and Zarora In
the West, and small factions all the country op.
posed 10 the Castro government General soubete has
e the foreign office for the seat Of the West which
is threatening the overthrow Of the government The
province Of Core has declared her independence several
small battles have taken place in the Province Of Cumana
and number killed. In the Province Of Barcelona So
battle had been fought and some Elk hundred killed
The present the most disastrous Of any the
OF Observation-Disclosures nre arrayed against
tralists-ahoeethor new patfor m.
The general election for President Vice President Sena
tors and pernts under the constitution place
In August Voters TO be all registered and all votes TO
secret and direct for the President and Vice, SO that
majority Of the entire votes is necessary for choice
GLIDING oil intermediate parties from being bought and
sold Thus example get by poor venezueia for
great empire republic to follow.
General Castro bias Issued decree for all governors,
chiefs Of cantcLs and Others TO borrow money at such
price 1t can be had in the Of the State ase TO
take cattle horses &c for the toope II is expected the
present revoution including robberes by officials &C.
will require the Of the country FOR ten years 10
pay The present war debt Adieu to Venezuela
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

CRIME HEAPFD upoN CRrME-CAREER OF MAN
We noticed seme days the arrest OF man 10 west
Troy BY officer Boxer Of Green Island, upon suspicion q
being fugitive from justice. He was lodged IN our jail
20 await requson from the Governor oil Massachusetts
1t hand yesterday morning aud was served upon
the sheriff by officer Brennan, Of Springfield Inc eood
book els US that three score and ten years the aos
ted Period of mans pilgrimage on earth, though some
may +, ach ofour score" the fugitive, Charles Doder'
In is guilty Of half the crimes charged against hum,
and should live the age scorc years. ne couid NOS
ouye the punishment which the law ipcs upon those
fu,y OF the crimes with which he ID charged First, no
is charged with stealing $500 from gentleman In Spring
aed Second, obtaining, under false Petences, ABOUT
$500 worth Of leather from urn IN Boston. Ihird,
,heft in stealing a valuable watch nom man
in Boston. Fourth, marrying woman In spring
fed and subsequently deserving her, Fifth, adultery
In arr, ing second wife In Boetou. Sixth, bgamy, 10
having two wives and marrying the third In New YORK
seventh bgamy, in marrying the fourth wife in Penn
syvnpia Eighth in taking 70 himself another wife IN
Fan River With the latter he remained only one day
for he became frightened fearing the officers were after
him. when he fed 70 the coast and finally wandered
up The river. BE made stopping place q West Troy,
where he himself OF Odd Fellow in distress,
desrous OF obtaining TO reach his home In Spring
6ed Theeo false assertions Led 70 his arrest for hnger
rp about Wet Troy caused an Odd Fellow there 70 seek
Information from their friends in Springfield as 70 the
truth Of the assertions Of Dandepe las be called hmseh
when Il ascerained that he was fugitive from jus
iioe. lie viii probably get home which viii last
him all his days. he u about 35 years Of age, Of guie
Ordinary appearance, and apparently man not inclined
to tax his physical abilities hey oDd Lazy mans usua ex-
crt.ons.-1lDaxy Jos9maI, Moy1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10
Anne rfcanism la Sanr0 Doinlugo.
fiem tie Paris Presse (AprA I6j Tor The

YORK. herald
The last correspondence from Santo DomoRo did not
epEgtten us much On the dic Tue Uosuip,c.a
republic with The Dutch and the Danes and the reason
thereof IL quite clear The private iet,,rs from slas
country have been for time past subject TO The in
spction OF the local police Verbal infof mston ema-
habg from uustworthy sons enables appre-
cate those drences which under the apparent iasian
pshce OF contested interests, may, however IN certain
circumstances, change the fate Of the Antilles.
s IN fact known that tho United States entertain
nwaTds sapfo Domingo ardent covetousness as to-
waros Cuba and that for the last hteen years ey have
watched with a quasi comica obstinacy the external
Dangers With which the small republic tafeaeu from
tine to tine, to come each time at the critical mo-
ntrt tor enact the role Of savoors. The D,mincaDs
aware that enc wanted to them in tue manner
IN which celebrated parsonage Of evil, saved the
case, has Until row had the good refuse even
N the most desperate situations those perDus osrs OF
Services but let US hot lose sight Of IT, Gen Santana who
ID SOD negotiated with agent of the United States tue
cesson OF the Bay OF Banana, and only cancelled
gain for the armed protests OF France England ia
come back to power again. and Who could pin mis- faith
that tie Comncans under the combined pressure or the
AmericaDAm OF their PRECEDENT and Dutch or German
ultimate M would Lot day be led
Dei! This Jungle would have many more chances
where 4"
Should the United States take footing in the Antilles
the commercial importance Of st. Thomas would e gone
ard that Danish colony the general eayep6t of the
trace between europe and large part OF America, Dan-
marx s therefore, most interested not furnish decI
s've pfeext to the eSumed propensity Santana Tor
salvage, q PAmericains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-10

tua CORRESPONDENTS FROM TIE HAGUE.
TINS HAGUE, April %, 1852
Lsgisidire action Free Tode--Prob1tts Modification Of
TIE 7arl9rSe Present Tazss--4a AgsL ard H,,sst isus
FyiSone,--GtneYal GunkeI 70 10 Expc9.<d, dc.
The States General Of Bolland endcavorng give
their cberished free trade a cincher. The present
session has been mainly occupied by discussing revision
Of the tariff affecting imported goods ana though govern
ment has not succeeded in carry their bill for unform
duty Of i've per cent, they have managed obtain very
liberal tariff Few very few articles Will IN future pay 30
much rs five per cent abou. will be the average The
uansht and export duties ase totally repealed. One
would think from this that Holland ef mos. Hbe-
raj Countries In respect to its inland policy But the fact
IL, that in her commercial policy abroad Holland s es
sentiay free trade, and in her policy home essen
tally proectonist Boohs are admitted free Of duty
and exporters obtain France England tneir draw
rack on shipping their books % Holland. Paper, how
ever, pays heavy excise tax, that books published n
this country must pay tax from which foreign books
exempt. Foreign newspapers free Of stamp duty
supplied by booksellers, supplied through the icS
tmae medium tho Post Office, they pay tax OF about i've
American cents per sheet, irrespective Of postage While
every facility being TO the foreign trader the home
trader tampered in All bis movements by tho ubiquitous
macLipery Of taxation HIS circulars taxed; his
tents and the reauced tariff IS so nseuiously framed
That cannot by any possibility benefit any one but tho
foreign merchant who exports his goods TO holland.
II is seldom have celejrs to report 10 Holland
but has just occurred Leute nant General Gunke
aperssoDeo officer who has much dstn.
gu,ehtd hmself naay a field Of battle, Waterloo In.
cindedhas escaped the shot and byones Of the enemy
10 die ON scalold in his eighty fourth year, for the
crime oil murder ~ poison. The sausage seasoned with
arsenc, which be had prepare for his MISTRESS was re-
ected by her ond eaten by her BROTHER who died in
sequence The hoary criminal was accordingly arrested,
aid the evidence as well his confession having
shown him TO be guilty he was sentenced last Saturday
be hanged 10 the Rafue lie has appealed cAssaon
but The sentence be confirmed The cupri
many years been on Intimate terms h the roy family
and 1t not Improbable that the king will exercise his
perogatve by committing the M death into per-
pttnal confinement The miserable old soldier who, not
@ithstancine ms advanced age In full possession Of his
faculties, bas MADE several attempts ~ self destruction;
but have been taken that he shall cheat the
eelows Of ts que by thus cvadpg the isnony dying
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