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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
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III ermib riht uuttats. Gr srtietst fh, pun Icnen
Sutiujbsntsn an 3abIun9sitatt fOtssnpt Oinse
1u nrtmn: Gaf'Senns6Ge' Santncten, 20 Gents
bonn Stafer wrrtt, fir pOlI, SbanStaiD Sd6nr,
Teler6de, Stisfst;irtsr, Ssientom, 8nOuiaubs,
Sil6ansstn, patsntmNSnen, Spanfsrtsl, ssfrores
mes &rdut, alte Slsipsr, Colts 9tspplprr, ace
trou6te 3a9nbdrRm, @mgsrsSu6en, srrERrtss
&rrn, GircustidstS, turS gues, mas sspSbnIi6 in
sinrm Jtetail 2apsn gu tatsn ici. glun, wsnn
bic Sutlrri6sntsn fbt nod ni6t ts5atlm, bamn
mag Der unsIddIt&r 5rausestsr bic 9Ir6nunssn
nur in,s Ramin fhrsitfn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

fbdft betreitt, allbier in bieIer Stabt,
Setblebent, pber iOnitpp, ibn in 9tn3abl
Der S6peine, 70 pie in benz gan5en pber
Dur6lAnitts 9epiht, 80 iibertrefen
I'M StanSe IN. @r seridladtete ndms
lid, f5ie man aus Der beisefiisten Sas
belle erIiebt rs S9peine, pelhe Sus
fammen 1926 9funb, pber i'm 0urb>
ibnitt 256 pfunb 9eppsen babeH.-
NimIit fir
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
3pci Srfien in t1Icnfbrnscfatt

Gin wutlGatntr 8sntudier bat In @rbil
siusm Srldnerr brn gor16fas 9tma6t, ism
glals fit $50 objufaufm uno ibn bic Rpat
;pas gnIsben rinsr anbrrn 9lale su frirssH.
gurI6laa purbr ansnommsn unS Der feline
item an, psl6rr tet IsiHsn NaAtarn in Act ed
tuna Iirbt, I6nitt brw SEIanesr bic Nnls MI
rem ScwismsiIsr ab. .-..
Drslsitsn osrS&Hihs Snbisibun, nil
ii6ermiitbise. Hutsisriss 8sntudp Gentleman
Der frir6snbs irlanpiiGe Sflnpe, pelGer aus
sier Isinrn &Srpsr Ssrildmmsln Iabt, lolItI
SeIer ;3eit bsS 5prtl6ritts unb Der guFfld
aus Der Witts Der Burger elmer frsien gtspI
unO aus Der msniali4rn @eIsai6aft atnd
atttittEs .serbsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
6reaer 0anopcrHauf-

Die SeGlsfonte 3sttunsen mcIben. ba6 rrutt
Elm StriG 2ano rrtbaItsno $4,000 gldrr, 9elr9rn
In Grntr uno GlrarfsIo Gauntes. on tsr Olcss
6annon Grist, unb hrr "glan 9anb Grmpanie''
grtSris, al Ssrrn 9. Grit. ron 9anratrr, Srrs
tluft rutre. fir s75, 500 SaarsslO, irrl&cs Es.
na6s s5. 10 BEN 2Idtr III. 9as 2anb in Nib unb
bdseltg, 1cG aber binrsGtnbsn Wneralrr&s6uni
rnttatsn I'M ben SGufsr 80 bcsi6lrH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
perad,tuna eee Cenarr0ro.

SOr8clrn rpurcs i'm 8eprGimtantrnbauie in
BaI&in9tcn Gin Sci&Iub paiiirt, rpeIaer bic Der
baftuR9 rinrS Gentleman rsgsn Contempt of
the Authority of the House of Representa-
tives psrfuSt.
gBtnn ale bic pcrIcnen sutoftst rrrben 1cn.
ten, tpelAs paS 9e8enwirtise gtationaI.9teprGIrn.
tantrnbaus perahteten, blnn paroen ale @e.
fGn9nifs in ben Ser. Staten ni6t ausreaen,
pirleltsn aufjunrtmsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Moro in Daupbin Gaunty. pa.

SOrt9sn Oinfas wurbs bic 5rau einss in, I'M.
tern GbeIr bes Gauntiss wUbnsnOrn Munnrs Na.
mems SrnrY Snitb ermOrost 9sfunssn. @rorn
ben gbsmann Iiesen aurte 8srOa8tssrinte Dor,
paB er iie nit einsm &ntppa tppt stI6tastn, er
ipurpr bsstalb ssrbaftst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Gin lfifharrs : periht.

3eeger 6 + 8. W rtb erR pl 5,
bat uns rrIubt nabitebenbrS GrrSei6s
nip Der S6rrine, bic er bieieS Spdts
iabr fir bic nabfebrnbrn Serirnm Yrrs
itla6tet bat,. nsbif benz 0epi6ty in
unfer Slatt rin3utiifen, unb tpiinIbt 5u
riBrn, rb fcnf Scman6 bcr birs @f'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

s@-Sn Daupbin Gamtp, Ya., ipar tcSssn
Dirnfag cin in GlartS @alry wctnrnbrr artritcr
Ramsn5 3Immrmann, aui Die grbrt aegansm.
Srne Srau nit pem altritsn Scbne ilattrte sinrm
RaGbar sinsn 8slu6 al mr trB bic prei jtinsten
Sinprr (oas dtslle t3 9aGrr) aIIsn ;u SauIe I'm
Sttte. Oils Fe sr8cn 10 lltr &bsnss jriidiam,
itanp bas SauS in tslsn JIammsn, unb am an,
bern Wcrsen fano man bic pertranntcn uebsrrt1c
bCr 8inpr untfr Den Sntcbltm 9altrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

BT Die SRern trstn bieIes Sabr fbtnIo rpis
i'm Sabr 1891 auf BEN "a. gtprtl sIn, rpsI6ss rsr
Ssre6nune mad nidt tpieper sslAsten pirp, bis
,um Sabr 20ll. Srit Der @infibruns bss
@rescriI6tn Salenpers frten bic Sasrn nur al.
tein in 1907, 1891 unb 1886 auf birIsn Sas.-
Der %. Mar, III Der iri9sls unb Der 25. 9lprit
Der Ipdte7e Gag, an rpctAsm bisirS 5eit rintritt-
giur nod einmal in brm jcbtssn Sabrtunprrt.
ndmlt6 in 1886, tptro Nteirs Seit auf psn IpriI
eintreIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

YUrtSerpts, 16. 6etr. g3dttmS ser
lrsten 6 Sage madte cn GrImtnnlfaa erc6ea
aufIetrn. Sin jmss5 0VdOaen gas ttrsn Sru'
Der aIS Safer tbreS Ginrci an ;;cs rgat ft utrr
CaS isr sigensr Gatsr. sin Mann ecn mstr ata
60 SaGrsu, Fs seI&wGnscrt batte. Der alts Sim.
prr beTnprt ia jeBt In Saft unp Isin Yrc,sB pss
gen Stutl6anpe uuo ROrOS tssrnt trutc Ncr'
gen tst Dem Scrtbr Res Sptnss erga6 F4 Mans
lid fsrnrr, pab ter gIlts Nafetbe &rrbu6sn nit
elmer urern Sc6tcr trsansrn unb sinr atprtun
I'm lrbteR Grdtiabr 6rprtt tas!a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Gin Jefuit i'm Capitol su sarriOburs

1~''' u Ts''F '''' ~ F'F7F oF' U'7H "
9ater Sntst ppn Der uRat6oIfdsn &ir6cn'
3ettunSF spaAtt triumpbrrnO, bab Der fattuIt.
lfe Yrisitsr, Der rsulh bic SiBuna pes 8tprdirn'
tantcnbauIcS in SIrrjstuts nit @!tst ertfnets,
Elm tpatrsr wirtlider SeIuttenspater nSm'
li4 Der 9ttp. 2litfen aus 9bilaoelpbia gcwfirn
ft Ue5; TTtr s-zsrrt, ri frtti 5
laritts Der Wanifeit DsltnY Der Ser. Staatsn.
Srtsl's ManifCif Dsftnp bsilsbt bstanntlib fa'
rim, oab bic Seipp6nsr Der Ser. Staatrn NIT Der
3rit Idmmtlb fatboltl6 ptrbsn miiiIsn unb
bag etr tusbotiihe Gtrus snf Ma6t srbaIts.
sleih Der, bic tr IN 0ttytc unp auosrn ssfnshts'
ten 2anosrn ousi6t. - Barte nod cin 8iNtt,
pater Orrtsl 90 balO betcmm1 Du Dttn
,,gI6sle" mob niht !-CDreee.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

RTSuffalc. Srtr StsIe tings 8uTd.
tcnisr, paruntsr aud SisIr DsutI6e, riiim Rt
fiir ben Grablin8 ;u einsm 3u8s ins sslctts 9anp
am pitt's Ysaf. Die gla6ri6trn pcn bort linp
msttenS n9p!Orn" 8fnus - sntse aud ni6t.-
W5ssn bic, psl&e benz 9Ulprnsn Stirer nadia.
gen. MIR ni&t, um sinen enslti6en ausOrud Su se.
brauAcn, ielbil r9sfLttBt" wsrbsn.-(Ld.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

n6anneS" fa9te rtn Bauer 3u 1einrm 8ne6t,
,iaeua Du Did Der Der Qrbrit z" ,,a6 ntn
MctFer, id t6nnte mid nsttn Sifitl6sa If5sn unb
rubi8 i4Iafra."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

Do Gs mub bier ober aud mod be-
merit prrben, bab Sr. @etberbpIc nur
Giner aus ben pieGen @erIOnen III,
bic in alGentuun ptises Gei4dft betrei>
ben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
ngDie tiIdSIliGe WabopiRm Sirds uurer

BSDie tiia5ilthe MstbObtFm Rtds uufrt
9ancss ;dbtt scsrnmart8 rate an Cine Miaicn
@Hspr init GinI6luB Der auf 9rObe aufssnOm.
menn iitsr 5000 Srasn, $500 8riIsprsbisrr
uno $500 Srtsprsbscr, If 800 ScnntassI6uIen
II. (. 10. SIN lsstrn Sabre warsn 10000 nsur
@Itsbrr aufscnOmmrn wCrpsn. Die mtttopifIae
Stride bss SdOsn5 bat 655,000 @lisOsr, iibr
2400 ReifYrsNi9er unO na4s an 5000 SrtePrtOi'
9er-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
MAR EIED.

ALRXANDER-sAwYER on slnisv Avril 10, 81 ne
etureh sauth ssoors ~ me Rev. NJ seaiaef
John AsNsuder "a Miss Amsn6s " sA~yer eiest dslsn-
i-r Of A.SsudsT n Sawyer, esq Of "hhsmsoersa L.
BOGFRr-BUssIRK-Or Wednesday evening Ap,t ID A.
the spts. Cnureb, NJ Vernon, Wssfc'ss,@r Co., ramp y
Bcsert ESQ, az NswYo.i, Mis- EmUis y. buskirk' Oh
Mount NernJu
FfTCd-HEYZEL-In Cslv,ry Csures, Tuesday Apr =
ky tie Francis L. bs~s-s D. D.. Hrbry = kpos OF
Chsao ony Of tie Hon Graz Fneh United 5ts 20
ssn,tor from IDasbs Ellen R. H-S- dsnsntsr OF The
lac j. peston hetiei, VI D., VI HArIisba's, Pa
FAIRcHILp-HOFF-At KeyPor, on Tus'dsy, April ~ ~
the Rev A. Slater CAPT Samuel s.,rc.li Of Wes,p1rt
Corn :, Miss Sarah daughter Of Cap, Joseph D. Hof Of
k-yport
HILTON-BEVEDIcr-In Dundee, NevYork, a. the " =.
Church en- Wednesday evening. Apnl 8. oy the Rev T. u
rr.nm.r Nr NJ J. Hilton % Vest eainttio Pa 70 Mss
Hattie NJ dsugbi.r az Lssh Benedict, esq Of stasksy,
Ystss County Sev-yors-
sfHpEL-ULLMAE-on Sunday, Arril TO- 1854 q, the Nor
syuasosu4, the Rev. Or Bo~dy. Nj Andrew
Nencel Of Osso, TO Miss Caroline Umsn OF this city
kONOLINGER-JONEs-OnT Thursday, April 7, a. roush-
Rev George Hare. M Martin NonoAnser
Of N.wforh to Hus Lyois ". Joues of Po1snssePsie-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, April H. by the
Re-, Ar D. su hh, d D. tr. VIM. l. s.ynoaE 20 Ms. ss-
raj BsIinEop, daughter Of the ATE Mr.. Joseph Z Hunt
ipttop, sli q this city
sEARs-BUTr-On Tuesday, April H. .. s. Lake. Church
Clinton svrnne Rroosyn, o. "a. Rev Dr. j. W. ol-r Mr
Edward sssto Mss Ehzsseih L. daughter Of Richard Butt
esq., all Of the above city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
Toad FROM JOHN D. DEFREES.

- - BSzs~ ~ Ia ~ y. Te~s~ ..
BIZ: ssae feel or kssve for most probably some
- btile teusssS With bots has written some fsss-
Hssls .. year p.rsr Of the sts nat concerning me-
YAsye e No Political movement in this ss;s, s'erst
a. oAerrse 90 charged by him. There 10 no effort Of
n, enc 10 get up sstok company to establish paper
l,rs V further snob Eoveuebt aud, o. course, the
sssyse that Bpchsnsn's officials viii hold the con
.. trolps stock 4" is manufactured ne.
lam. printer, and in,ssd Publishing newspaper
% a. mdiuda.l enterprise, regar'ing it legitimate
made Of making living. TIE paper will bs RePuoi-
sss, and sill groIe the avery or sry otaer goes
ten may deem proper to discoss-thougn 1t msy not
be Of tsst extreme character 10 suit the views of the
Bs~1<,ies shose conscences would net let them vote
Ssr Mr.. Clay, and whose cOurse extended Slavery By
The annexation Of Texss.
I,ha sndesvor 10 so conduct my paper a. to entite
to the respect confidence and support Of the people,
ed 10 have ,ome inAusres in uniting the Opposition
h the sppreschr elections, without which TINS State
vn aiD, - heretofore In the hands OF ths Dem
sssst,e party. JSo. ID. DTFREE,.
hlSdsaxein, April IL, 1889.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
RUMORED INSURRECTION IN CUBA.

The sudden disappearance from our city, within
three or four weeks psst of sundry Cuban exes has
been remarked by many. The Sun, which is the
peculiar organ Of Cuban patriotism, gives the foil,
ing startling sIplsnstiop, which may be characterised
- Important il true:"
Tax FLAG OF FREE CUBA.--We displsy once moro
IN cur columns the emblem Of CUBAN hoertythe EN-
blem under which her patriot soDs are, perhaps, at
This moment startling the Of their oppressors witl
the cry which rang through the thrt'en colonies, IN
the glorious days OF our Revolution" Gre us Liberty
" or gipe US DEATH"
Westk TO raise no idle excitement We have good
yeason for the belief that, the fame of revolt has
not already been kinded in the lslsnd Of Cubs, it will
Be before the end Of this week. The Cubans have, by
many bitter dissppontments realized the truth Of the
pests hines, that
"who would DO free,
Themselves must strike the blow"
Therefore ever fipce their abandonment by Quitman
end others their betrayal by protested frienls IN the
United States and the squsnderpg OF the resources OF
revelation which they bad collected, they have devoted
themselves TO new plan in which the initiative and
the fret ,ort for freedom should be erelusiUy Cuban
Upon this basis they have organized Patriot Clubs
through the leland and the members count by
foussIds Their copstriots 10 the Unite States have
aided all their plans, and viii share wit, them in the
dangers and the glory Of the struggle for Cuban rights
All the stories ret ahost about the organization OF
American expeditions, are wide CT the truth. THIS
last 10 a pure Cuban movement The first OF this
month the time fixed by the Clubs throughout the
lsrd foI general risngi and, unless their plot has
been discovered, or some untaword event has hap
persd they are now In sgspst their oppresSors
The New.York Convention OF Cuban patrots--a
small but determined bsnd--sailed on their dangerous
mission IN the latter part of March, IT the patriots IN
the leland had not already risen tho day fxsd the
landing Of the New York Convention would be the
sis nal fer revolt Arms ana ammunition have been
provided. and all are bound by solemn obligation to
stand by the csuse, until victory Gro sns their effort,
or the last has fallen. Most OF the Cdbans who
have gone from NewYork, are young men; many OF
them IONS Of the leading men Of the island, and all
fred with the determination TO free their native SOIL
OF die in the attempt. They 30 forth taking their
lives in their hands.
The CubaIs win now prove the sincerity Of the loud
spoken American sympsthizers. They strike for their
avn liberties. VII our Government see to 1t that
they have fair play VIII Mr. Buchanan stand up TO
his pledges and proessed policy VIII Senator Bro Rn
ssd TanmsDy Hall back their brave words by deeds
Of practical sympatnyi The next steamer from Ha-
vans may bring us stirring news; in the mean time,
let those who nave talked Cuba prepare to do some
thing to strengthen the hands of her patnot sons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
"WEDNESDAY, April 1872. N

Stocks were generally rstnsr lower at the First
Board to-day, With one or two exceptions; but The
market displayed good degree of strength and stsss-
ness at the concessions established and was tosraby
active for several of the leading socks. The iadics
tor are that outsders have been taxing little more
interest in the deslrgs a. the Board, cot only from the
better itrbuticn Of business but from TIE rm uncer
tore Of the market The bulls thus supported 70 =
moderate extent woUd have very l,tls officially in
establishing q rising market, bot for the pslpa-
be facts urged against the stocks dealt in
facts which csnIot be ignsred IN an intelii-
gent consideration Of them, whether for speculs-
ion or ityestmen'. Il is evident tbs, four lines Of
road pulling and bsuDg for the Moderate business nos
Offering between the EST and the West. at rstts whica
can scarcely pay the expense Of transportation must
make very poor show Of profits during ,ae tims-
hence the probability Of greatly dn4nisbed dividends
if DOT temporary suspension ot them sisres q. 10 the
face. uLder such crcun aaces the Arguments for Al
advance IN the market value of the stock in those
hIes ofIoad appear somewhat feeble. Toe movement
IN Michigan Central again quite spirited at toe
Flint Beard, AID the stock spssed at 53i, bat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
PRESENTATIONS OF LORD LYONS.
wAoHrseroS, Tns.dsY. April Il. ls5!

wAoHIsGros, Tussdsy, April Il, 1859.
Lord lyons, on being prs,ented to President b.
sAs.sn today BY Secretary Cas-, made the following
nr1tt:
ma. PxE1DrSr; Ny first duty in addressing Jon ssts
Envy Of Der Britannia M.esty In obedience 70 Her
hssty nans TO OF her eftsem aud
ssd Tor and 81 her beatty wishes M the eefse Of the
pysss sstoo Of which you the Chief hsgisr.e Her
hssy pohipg q. heart thai 70 maintain the hsni
dip ard good uDeersns 20 happily existing between the
0sveuBent al Great Bstn and that Of the United sta
The q the relations between the two countries
tr Bble ia catering the duties OF the
highly koAosbe post which the confidence OF my soserego
called sutsintd however by tse conviction that
people IN remedy my personal ds6eencJ must entrest
700 sir 10 view with indulgence toe humble e1orS winch
81 al constantly MAKE 20 merit Jour eppobaon and 70 give
eject the cordial sd friendly o uons OF hs Queen an1 81
Hei Hasuys Oovernment have nov, Sr, toe honor 10
p 60 In ,uf hands he letter Of cresence vhb Her Majesty
has beer trsciou'y piesse3 to iDtro't 20 ny care.
TIE Presdent then replied TO his Lofoship:
NV Lard siye yen o coT1iJ welcome the diplomatic
OF ,our Sovereign the Government Of the
Of Her us,sys hearty i,hes for the welfare Of the Uoed
ssss desire 20 maiLtstD the friendship
happily existing between the
There sssorsnces proceeding from
ssssrekn Who IL universally esteemed By the people OF the
Urisd States and by Of them than BY Myself
On part these sentiments are cordially
toward Majesty aud the British people. You
- not esppo toe highly appreciate Importance 70 the
both Of Great Britain sod the United Stat OF pts
fainDg mott tree. friendly commercial and pontcai inte
other This desirable end vii be best secured
Of the two nations and ss 30 far as iDoE to U.s. to your own
so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
n.rs wa. li.tl. of interest occurring at Havsns.

FRon JhEhcL-ISsURREcrIoS or The BLACKS
Ire Cosrrier d,s Etats UHis has q private cor
respoDdepce from kipgtoo, Jamaica, dated March
-, Rom which We take the following;
!" Encouraged by the acts of their neighbors, the
Hsytsns our blacks appear alec disposed 70 attempt
q revolution. 10 the psrish of Westmorelsud hss re-
gently been imposed . rev tax, to which the negro
roprIstion are not wiling 10 submit Some Of the die
Affected raised the standard of revolt, and entered the
EttIe village Of Ssvanssh, where they destroyed some
mr. perty. The police having arrested four or i've OF
The ringeaders their paitsans, far from being dis
ouvased continued their work OF destruction, menac-
rg With fire the City Hail. IL the prisoners were not
r.lsased Informed Of these facts, Gov Daring Ia.
atnatched against the reyoers body OF hve hnnared
,,,n uuder the command of Col Whiteheld.
Gas these troops were marching toward the place
sf enbsrkment, they met long file OF carts, upon
,~hicb were perched u armber OF blacks, aiusotea
sh;tber by the sound of the drums ssd u0mPetS'
ese pscpe blocked up the passage from tae soldiers
ana the c. lionel ordered them to retire. Ills order pro
s,c.ne no effect il was necessary 10 unsheSth the
IONS and the sword of Colonel Whitehelt, when
,rnSsbIy had not seen the light sioce the bstte oil
Gstsrloo fell upon the shoulders Of more than one Oh
the poor wletcnes: - L.,.,s ,h.sa s,.
,,aits from DIS window. Far from grleVisg over le
strokes under which the negroes suffered ne eoh,en
.lsteS the scene with evident delight An onea Do,
fths whites az last begin 10 underetand now negroes
.ap.t be trested sweet words are not I'r tnen; ey
So bIovs ana kncoks.' Soulonque evidently aa.
49, 10 hjs ogn system, and ois misiortunes nave MOI
,tf enred him OF his delusicrs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

FRoM HAvASA--Ths United States Nail steamship
Philsdelpbis, Gustsvus Harrison commanding, left
New. ORLEANS April s. 1852 for New York via Havana
1t which port abe arrived on the mornipg of the Sta
sna sailed at noon of the day for this port, arriV-
ing on tbs forenoon Of Wednesday, April ID.
The Phsdelphis landed and transferred at Havana
IT'S passengers, and brings lO passengers, and full
sarse, for Nsw-York.
The pleasure yacht Rcsyr, Capt. Mile from New
York, arrived at Hsvsns after trip Of sixteen days;
the sr,t three days out she experienced very heavy
weather.
There was lttls of interest occurring at Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEis-rRnL rIkH--Aprl Ia
Before Judge HILTON.
THE FORREST AND WILLIS LIBEL SUIT.
Edsia Forrest as- Nathaniel p. Wills
The Jury in this csse brought in verde. for plain
tf th. morning assessing MS damages at $500. The
Jury was polled ard each one sn'wered that it was
bis verdict The Court ordered allowance Of five
per cent to plaintiffs counsel Tine was allowed to
defendants counsel to make up case to be argued on
appeal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-14

spyRynr CouRr-srscIAL rsss.-Ros- Jig, JOS,
III se 10 ia las w. Iss st. 81. I,5. Ils ma ~ -
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 81. "a. It8 ~ ,oi, 100
rss eS VI 49, 70 81, "a 81 ~ ~ y ~ rs w. ~
,sJ 2,s 2,i s5s ass go 10 Ne ?esl 81 ~ f5 80 on,
CoURr OF Connos PLEAs Part i.-N,s. ny syS,
nd ESQ p.T, Inc. 81 as 80, 49,, SIS ss' 81. 81
.g. cas- s,a sac seo ass ss =, ., IN 40 IN
BKooKLrs err CoURr.-Ncs. 70, ~, 81, ~, 10 ~,
g. 81 70. 81. % n On
KIsss CousTY CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. Ts -, o.
a. e u "a as g. SO 81 g. ~ S. So s. ~ lei, lo., L. D.
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TIE Mspsehsohn UDion viii perform Cestas Ora
tore Of Ed tonight OF the Cooper Institute. with fs
cbosus and orchestra. This is late production Of The
listing ush.d Cosdsetor Costa We suppose that his
ruesl Learning hsz enabled him 70 write as good an
orsoro as some other people. 1t has been very well
received in England, where the bump .! tradition 10
orsioro matters is hard and tsiek that crtcs gen
ersly don't make up their minds, and the public is
hersrctic ard immobile in matters of taste.
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p.snnHn Cn.rrnrkcr.-Tns Ouarterlr Meeting

PASTORAL CosFEREscy.-Tne Quarterly meeting
Of the East Ses JeT y PAs,os, CoLisfeaes Va. he'd
hdd .eheb ofKa HOOK chosen Moderator and N Rev
q W Clsrt q New NHhe- Secretary The Rev D. osg o.
retained hssouIy snrniah, and the Rev j. Psse Of
PiscAfAwsy copGac.ed the desoronal sIncDes O1ihas
she sous p-e NED Tor criticism By the Rev. Hesrs
Towny Babcock, H-adon brids-mAn Int FOl.eh An ex-
egsss 3:i prtssutsd BY ihe Rev. M Ih or
Boomfeld ara criticised by the Rev hesus Pumly Crunb
Pa on BIS VsfIeer and fh- reports OF the pastors
were ,sneIay encouraging character resolution
sppr0sing OF the Geners Conye aon
b. heo YoTk the tn Nay and nsndinx the
Jersey Association DELI The
closed evening By b. the Rev. Mr. Morse
Of Orange.
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ro,oxrs has elected the Opposition ehartertick't'
yr,plHn b. Carpenter, Mayor.
pr.rB IN POLICE STArIoS;-a. p nsn s,.sioo'
Rs, dIsd suddenly the Fearh Wa en- e, m 20
~ he Zee ss evening be had not feufhsS' WIZ
~ hssssI
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ALLEGTD LIBEL.-Mr. Christopher Wsrnemacher
Of No 2S wism osused the Of bis In
law JuDs Osebb.rs aud Thomas sehpoek for pabhrs sDd
posI in German, about tie city which hb-iso lin
ttrocioUsly. The complainant In Aid. III ma 1e
sytiust tia ak Ftaf
rs hat they had used their wives so bsy Tat they
compelled 20 % him Justice Connolly yesterday held
the scesses for examination.
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REPORTED STRIKE AT bergen TUEsEL.-A re-
pcrt in J.Is-y cry yesterday Afternoon tha
s boeis sefen TuI has ef. their sork and tina,
feared. From investigation sop-as that toe
men, DUmbeIigg soou. $50 bels paid ot Oh Tuesday AZ
terDoOn nund srandiuE Ia
Of variance prices for different binds OF work The
mostly io. yesterday but eondu s,ed Themselves IN 40 Or
derry the contrsetos b1sy ensseed w pay
ing Of and many Of them we're again re'unins
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fAdverisementi

GURNEY's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND Finn
ksr GALLERY No. 77 Broadway first block below The New
fork Bo,sL Photographs pAsuerreotyps Miniatures Oh
tns Iyory.ypAs
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