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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

~ScclcnIbtdfcr nennt iitb cine naue
Secte, bic neulib in 8airfielp, Soma,
auftau6te. @ier WGnner upo cine Sroll
perlpeilten bort uno fcbliefen in einem
3elte. Sie wioerfesen iitb allen &ir6en,
lduenen Die @Gttlibfeit Gbrilti; unb Iebs
rem, Dap Die Seele Elm f66licber Stof fei
uno nit Dem &6rper bic sur 4uferitebun9
ichlafe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
perbaftuna einee Delc8atcn sur Gbiea'
40 National Convention.

Sn 4teranbria, Sir9inien, bat man
Srn. Sropn, per bel Gong Srio9e ,pobnt,
perboftet uno in6 @efdn9niB 9e>pcrfen,
ipeil er oelper5 Su1 perbreitet babe
Sein ei9entlid)eS @erbretben 1T, Dap et
ols GepubIifaner i'm Sabre 1856 fin
Sremcnt 9eitimmt uno auf oer @bita9C
@onuentiOn ais Oele9at bon 8ir9inien
fun9irte. 8obIfreibeit 9iebt'5 eben in
Suoen uibt. IA b. ~.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
Das ,SforatsGoneert,

mel6sS ant lebtrn Donnsrilus Gtsnb in Der tie'
fstn prsStpteriunrr 8ir&e otsstaItsn purbs
wtro pUn GlIsn b66fsns seprisfsm ,peI&t rsmfsl'
tsn tslwctntsn. gBIr bsOauerten Is lsbr, bob
mir fstbf niGt eessntpdrtis fstu tOHntsn--nlltIn
ss niu6 srs bed trUBbem frloubt ptrbtn. tisr Iu
mrlesn, baB 60 uns tsr5Ii6 ssfreut bat ju prr-
nsbmcn, bab nod ME Gin trBsr eelunesnes unt
mrtr alIsemsn trfrirpisrnbrrss gUnesrt pieIer gri
IN Der Statt 4lentaun abaefpmmcn let.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
Das Dine Sauinss JnItitut. =.

g8ir Frb srludt tpprhsn anJujsssn, bab int
mer nsfhsintas StOd' 'autbsils in psm pbIssn Sn'
ilitut jfttballsn fnb, unb Dsnjsnisen ipslae fol-
DE gu untuf6rsibsn wdrl&sn. Su mslern, bnb bic
Bidder fir rtrfsn 3rusd In Der Sffcs ess B. s.
Nnep. Gfq., In adsntaun often lissen. Sc II
biss Gin l6Snss llnternebmrr--fa fir manGfu
untsmittslten Nsnf6sn bon ercbem NuBsn cin--
unb batsr IclItsn tsmttelts grlCnsn auf giumal
psn san;sn Stpd IutIcribirsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

UGine Mafbine fir 0usnGben Der
&ncpflC6er belt bic iest ieoer S6neioer
fir unmoolib uno-oo6 1T oie6 nun cine
Der neueiten Grfinoun9en. gtab benz
Seri6te tann Die @afbine Sebn Gnopf=
l0ber in elmer 0iinute MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

SamtltOn, 6. 80, 13. SUM. Der
Stctr pom Sofspb 5snrp, SurpsIisr, warp Der.
sansrns 9iaGt pun 8dutsrn ererOGsn. Sr. $.
bSrte lls, unp lief mad Dem Stctr, ipc sr srROGm
wurps, pis aud feline 5rau unp Isin SObn, bic
ION feIaten. Gtnsr Der Nauber ID psrbaltst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

R@rDts 1Clsrc 3situnssn pom 3ilrn Mai
Ilsen, bob @crras %. Sectt, @iq, rn Nann
Der Elm 9srm5ssn bon 100000 in isnsr Statt
tsfbt, fA am scrtresbsabn Gage, In @rssn'
mart Ieincr fIsinrn 5O6ter, srtrGnTt babe. Dem
SslbRm5rrr mar tanss rab or in grmutb iltrtsn
tpirbe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

0~rD furGttare Srfar, rsr I'M gGelsn nil
tbrte, nabm re erpbe bebsdte Gilentabnbrdde
iter ben 9tCd. .SslanD. Sobn fort. Die Bride
mar rtpa 700 6ub lang, FART ssbaut unb ttr
5all mub mriIsnwet eefdblt lsn. @liidIt6er'
wsile tsfanp i4 sur 5sit NismanO auf Der Brit
q.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
2lnfprucl)c.

SIN Gon9reie lie9t obermol6 cir 2(ns
tro9 BON 8. Solomcn ouf 3Irderftotts
un9 bon 5 353, 729 Dor, rpelbe feline Sors
eltern Der 8e9ierun9 CUR 3eit Der 8es
pollution ooritredten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

UTOer arteiil1e Srunnen in Soleop,
Sbio, 1T nun pollenoet Der Sobrer ers
pFnets eincR unerItGpfIi6en 9SnGtrbes
bdlter uno oae @afer fprinet in einem
itareen, reiben StrOme berpor, Der Staot
gum gtusen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
5wci pferoe pom Slis erfd,laaen

Sin gutter Sreunb fbreibt uns, Dap
mdbren6 Dem 9e,pitter, lpelbes am pors
lceten Wonta9 2(beno tber SefTerfon
Sounibip Serf6 Gountp, 500 jlpei lpertbs
po(le pferoe, tpelbe Srn. @illiam Stus
der oebQrten, pom SIis cribla9en murz
hPn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

I@D Obnstbsi.- Yrcfeecr % re9UrY
piro beute atsnO (DiittrpcdO cine 8spe Ucr Dem
6tsESen rspublitanil6sn Central CLUB baltsn.-
g4sr rtras @utss tEren mill Der pObne bel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
y crl letratbet.

(GiuSsfanot eurd rsn Gbrtp. brn. &une.)
9lm 20ftn Mai, Sr. GbarIsS gablp, nit Wib
Naria Ssilrr, bsre bon Der SeGa Saft.
gm 10. Stunt, 5r. 2fwis 6Irppinsr nit gliB
Sarab glntbonY, krps BON Olccrs 3aunitiP.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

~Oie 8oablutsSn bianer
Der @berofeezWati or9anilirten cine &c.
beime 9eieuibaft, oeren 3rpeft inoe6en
ncb unbetannt 1T !; man ftir6tet ieoocb,
oaB es iib babel um Elm Gomplott 9e9en
Die 8rGnj jberpobner banoeln m69e.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

UFSn Connecticut iif Die eerin9fe
Strafe fir Saf6enoiebfobI slpei Sabre
3ubtbaus.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

B6~ SIM Senat Der Sersinisten Stoatsn III Der
gridlub UNI Fa auf ben t8tn Suni Ju prrtas
gen, wiepsr aufssbUben, unp Der 25le an fsben
Stslls fsf9clsst wUrben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
EiIerbabnsIlnfau.

gfswnrf, q. s., 13. Sum- 3pd flrut
0lGb&en, Namsns @aaastrr uno Dloo, pur'
ben beute Ncrssn pom Nrp gorter Bug iitsr'
fatrsn. Gins III tpbt, bas anerre lisst am S!sy'
kett
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
Qaacrbicr In 6aint oenia,

ScSn oielem Sobr miro Die Sereitun9
bon So9erbier l22, 400 SAP, bon 9eipOBns
libem Sier $4,000 Sap, bon Ole 4, 400
Sab betraoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
s. 6 It be ~:

@m 17ten Stunt, in glllntdun, SuIanna, gbs'
gettin prs Srn. Ncab Grumbaurr, i'm 24frn ef'
bfnejabre.
2lm Irttsr Samaas MCrssn, Warsardba, Gps'
Sattin pes Srn. Srnrp Erttl4lsr in tb'
tbrsm 29fsr eetrneiabre.
(@in9sianft.)
2H Yorlsbtsn SamRas &benb in Glisofr'VhI'
fcrb &dunItip, eeGa Gauntp, am Sfnrlat, ooer
fauln pals, Saeob @eb 0, Gin tslisbtsr unb
tuscnpbnftu Singing. I'M GItu Scn 10 Sabrsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

"Der @ertb oe5 8einertrae6 BON
Californian i'm Sabre 1860 piro auf
Sc, 1000, 900 aneef6laaen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

OPDie Seribte iber Die Grnteausz
fidten i'm @eiten louten our69dnei9 febr
befrieoi9eno. -..-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
t1Iittel 8eSen orn Sie eincs teIep Sun
Sce

Sci benz Giutritte Der iparmen So6rsz
3eit uno bel Der 2(nmelenbeit 70 pieler
liberFGfIi9er &ierfu6ter aus Dem Sc
i9lecbte Der 9unoe, mobte bel uoreomz
menoen lln9lud5fdlen Die Sr6Fentlib=
un9 oee nabitebenoen Mittels, namentz
li6 in 80Qen, 100 nitbt 70 eleib Elm l(rjt
1T, pielen unierer Gcler ipillfommen iein
Sin idbhlber S0riter, gtamen5 @ofteu,
Elm ebrpGr0i8er 8re6 BON 50 Sabren,
ni6t rpilIens, elm 70 mibtioes @ebeimnif
NIT ittb in oa6 9rdb ju nebmen, bat in
9em ,,&eipji9er Sournal' oa6 Mittel be-
tannt 9emo6t, pel1es er fiinfji9 Sabre
lang 9ebroubt BATE. nno poourb er, nad)
feiner Seriiberun9, pielen Weniben uno
8ieb bas 9eben por Dem erGtbretliben
Soo Der 9Saiieribeu 9erettet bat. Man
nebme porjGolitb parmen Gili9 Deer lauz
marmes 8aGer, lpai6e Die @unoe rein
aus uno trofne iie ab, trOpfle nabber eli
ni9e Srcpfen Soljidure (Muriatic Qcio)
oar6uf, neil Mineral idure oas @ift oes
@eifers 3eritort, lpoourb Die iiblen @irz
fun9en oes lesteren unlpirtiom 9emobt
lperoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
5d,lauF6pfe fne ole ocmefratifd,en 5eis
tunaefbreiber,

6dlauFSpfe Gne ole ocmoFratifd,cn 5eis
tun8efbreibcr,
bas berpefen fie Bel ber Seurtbeilun9 Der
republifonif6en platfcrm.
Der ,,pbit. Democrat" bebauptet, oab
aus l(rtifel IA Der &nonnotbin9 Qferoez
fuB berau6 fbaut. Seoer, Der lrfen fam,
finoet natirli6 oa5 9e9entbeil oaUon.
Der ,8olt. gorrefponoent' bebaups
tet, DAP in Der 1ufnabme Der 9Sorte Der
u II b b n9i9teit6erfl | run9
iber bic unoerduBerliben Rebte oes Wen.
fben auf Sreibeit uno 9lGdIeli9feit elm
oirefter Qn9riff auf Die innern Snitituz
tionen oer fiioti6en Stoaten entbolten fei.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lit ibm
oemnab Elm brano itifteriI6es Sofument,
oefen Serfofer 9ebenfta a5u peroen pers
bient bate. 90 rpeit baben oeutibe SUM
ferIeelen es in ibrer Se9eiiterun9 fir Die
Stlaperei fbon 9ebrabt, oab iie felbtt Die
Qusfpribe oer Sdter Der Hepublif per-
oammen!
Ser fcmifbfe Unoriff 9e9en bic rez
publifanii6e plotform eebt ober pom
Buffalo Oemofrat" aus. Dieier flus
oct nGmlib in Dem 2(ueorud Hational Ct
cban9es bes IL. Qrtitels cine GrflGrune
Ju 9uufen elmer g er. 9 taote n
3 q i, uno, 1T 70 in feline Oummbeit oerz
rount, 6ob ct bic repubIifoniiben oeuts
fben Sldtter, bic iene @crte NIT ma
tionaler Qustaufbperfebr,n nSerfebr
nit Dem Qu5lano" ooer uSanoel6poli.
tif'' iiberfesen, Der IS a I6un9''
befbuloi9t.
Sb fib benn bic Geute nitt i6dmen,
| iib in elmer 70 itupioen &eiie Dor aler
2Selt ju blomiren?
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

D7Sn patterfon, &c. S., ffarb
Dor lpeni9er So9en cine Srau Maria
fole i'm lO6. 9ebenSiabre. Der Sabre
foI9ten 40 gto6fommIin9e, oorunter cine
SOldhri0e Sohter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
NuDttDrS Mnsei9e.

Sn rsm Bliisnsrridbt pen eehu Guuntr.
Sn Der SaGr Der 8sfndns BON Ssnrp s
rtse unb @rurse 5dnbprrf. armniilratorsn
Der SintrrlabsniGaft tes ptrlfortsncn-S 0
@rprst npwtrt, iegltin pcH .
itinstcn 9aanl&ip, es@a GauntY.
llnr nun Gprit 6. 1860, rrnannts he 81
samuel s. &iilrr, Gfq., I'M tsf'
8s&nuns itrr,uisbrn, unb @ertErilunS 5a tsl
ten.
~sN Nus ecn llrtnbcu.-@ @tsusts:
SB .. SamSman, S6'
Stenbrnamtr NueitOr miro f& fir psn q
,prd lriner StRmmuns sinfnprn. auf Sama'
rem 7tsn Sult, UNI 8 utr 9crmittass, am 5a
pom : bOmas SrenFn9er, In cid
DALE, aupo li4 alls Snterebirts sinintrr fSnr
psnn fe re ais ntttis sraGtsn.
Suni 20. no
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

UOer MaoiIon, Soma, qlainocalcr
fa9t, oaB Elm armer elenoer @i1t, Der
0ott m e onnta 8 lalterte, wei er
nidt auf feline o6rreneen Selocr re9nen
lice, pom S6Iaee betrofen lpurOe unb
faft pIoeIi5 Itarb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
Was Ger gePefeFoiamus eem Ganee
Poifet.

l(us bem Beri6te oes S6asiefret6rs
eebt berpor, oaB in Den lesten 3ebn Sab
rem bic un9sbeurc Summe BON $780,
522;OS4 in barren @eloe aus ben Ser.
Staaten natb Dem Nuslanoe perf6idt 1T.
Oie6 ift nobrfbeinlib mebr als Der bopz
pette 8etra9 sen allen baarem @eloe,
oa6 in Dem ttmfan9e Der 9an;en 8er.
Stdaten i'm tmlauf 1T. 98dre oas Sas
riff9efeb bon IS42 beibebaIten tporoen,
70 ipiirbe Elm iebr 9rober Sbeil oiefes baas
rem 9eloes i'm 9anoe erbalten ietn, uno
mir ipuroen nibt acb obenbrein Guropa
bic iiber bic Sbren oeri6uloet fein. Mlit
fold einem Betra9e barren 9eloe6 in
96nben f6nnte Der oreifa6e Setra9 bon
iebt in oiefem eanoe ousftibrbaren, procs
tifabten @ef6dften in Sabrifen Seipers
ben, Minen, &c. nit Si6erbeit betrieben
tperoen. &ann ir9enb elm patrict Die
foleenoe 3ufammenftellun9en lelen, obs
ne Die tiefife getrGbtnib oartiber 5u ems
pfinoen, oabl bic nm fih frefenoe peIf
oee 9ofofofoisinu5 70 lon9e ibren pertll'
9enben Meltbau uuo Srano iiber oas
eano oerbreitft bat?
gea6 ben G6aefammers8eri6ten ipar
Die 8oar0ela 5Beipe9un9 in oem 8lnanJs
iobre pom L: SuIi 1858 bis gum 80. Sunl
1859:
Grpcrtirtfs 9loreslo 500. .867,4
SmpUrtrtes Saar9ele 6,369,7O2
Gresb Der grprrtation s57,517,739
Som |. Sui 1921 bis gum 80. SUM
1889 fan0 Die 9tebnun9 fir einen 3eits
raum BON beinobe Is Sabren tpie fcl9t ::
SmpOrtirtrs SaarsslO S25t. .t90,635
GrporIirtss SaarseIO 185.646.d6
Mitbin mebr @elo ein9efjbrt oI6 aus
9efiibrt. greeB Der SmpcrtatIon $685.
344,3 1866.
geun per9lrihe man oiele Summen gu.
fammen uno ieber perniinfti9e Wonn muB
einicben, Dap Die Ser. Staaten unter fol.
6en Sinau3s sSerbdltnifen, rpelbe Die De-
mofrotiIbe 2lominiitrationen bierouf be-
fbworen BAT, oer1rmen Il. banferott mers
oen miiTen5. frog Der unerfbop p1iben
@olo9ruben BON Californian uno plfes
peaf. Sbne Capital f0nnen peoer Sns
oultue, Sbifabrt, Sanoel, Sabrifen uno
@elperbe, mob Mfinen uno Gferbau blus
ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

UJ7R o 1 elm SetrG9er amber
u 9 9ierun9. -SboS @oripin 0unt,
Sinnebmer BON ofentliben 9eIoern in
ytatbatohes, Ca, betro9 um $S5,0O0.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
aepubiifanifae @rnennunsen.
Sir Qrefbent:
@6tb. Abrabam 2tncDln,
Som Staat Sqinoie.
Sir Sice <9refoent:
Afbtb. 6aulibal 6amIiu,
Som Staat Mains.
Sir 9ouUernor:
COT. anoreW 8. Curtin,
BON Centre Gauntp.
Fir NSreffbenten .Grspdblcr ::

StllulVltat SIIouUIst
Jamcs ponoR. Ncrt6umbtrlano Gnuntp,
Ibemas NJ. Sope, glss6sns gauntp,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20
Neprcientatipe @riudblcr /.

Representative @rtudblcr
I. Gowaro 6. Nnabt, Ia upfss ORsrtur,
.. Rc6ert y. Ring, 10. @scr9s Brielsr,
s. oenrr Bumnl, l6. 4. g. Shatpt.
q. Rc6ert gDa. Scun IL. Daniel .. Gobr,
$. Natban loils, l6. Samud galpin,
8. Sebn ". 9rcSmNa, 10. Go9nr GOpon,
z. SamsS SO. Suu9r. 90. qBn. SRt8 .nuau,
g. espi q. Smith. 81. Scbu P. 3irtpatrid
0. grants gS. 9briff, %. SAINTS 8srr,
10. Dapio Wumma. Ii. %. RiharS y. Rctsrts
IL. Dapio Saosnrt, 2i. benrp Seutbsr,
l2. 2bomas 9t. !oalI. 25. Sobu @risr.
Is. Sran,. y. penntman
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-06-20

~GineS pielbant in Soften
wurpe in Der Robt pom porlesten Sonns
tag um $1,000 teraubt. ,,8ie9eponnen,
70 jerronuen T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

THE GREAT EASTERN AT THE SoUrH.-The
Great Eastern festival, as the Virginia papers
call the visit Of the big ship to Southern waters
has made tremendous sensation down there.
The newspapers talk Of untold numbers
visiting and to visit her Ten thousand people
were on board during her first day In Hampton
Roads, and 1t appears that Old Virginia Is quite
walked up By the event. Every available thing
In the shape Of a boat was brought into requisi-
ton for the use Of excursionists from all the
neigbboring points, and on Saturday last one
train Of cars on the Norfolk and Petersburg
road actually carried $50 people rare occur
renee in Virginia, as the Richmond Enquirer
says.
The directors Of the Great Eastern will make
good thing out of their Southern trip, between
the visiters' fees and the fifteen thousand dol
lars worth Of coal they are to get for making
the trip to Annapolis. As for the steamboat
proprietors and railroad companies of Virginia,
they will make q small fortune out Of It But,
at the same time, we are afraid that the visit of
the Great Eastern has not done much for direct
trade. 1t is understood, however, that If she
can be insured a full cargo Of cotton, the d.
rectors now with her will lay the matter before
the general Board on their return TO England,
and probably come back for the thirty thousand
bales Of cotton.
In this way who knows bat that the Great
Eastern may realize the Southern dreaw Of
direct trade with Europe after all!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

MORE METEoRs-Three distinct meteors have
been seen above our horizon almost within "a
many weeks-the great meteor of the aye.
whose course was tracked over q distance OF
more than thousand miles the second, which
was seen subsequently in many Of the South
ern States and the small aerolite, which was OBJ
served at two or three points in this vicinity,
making small arc, on Monday night.
These phenomena are very unusual and very
extraordinary, and taken with the fact that the
aurora borealis has flashed its brilliant light
over the heavens repeatedly, and with remark
able power, at this season of the year, when ii
is rarely If ever visible, we conclude that there
is some curious process going on in the atmos-
phere, which it would be very interesting To
explain, if any of our scientific gentlemen eau
compass it.
This year has been peculiarly fruitful in
phenomena: there Is the comet now visible In
California; and then there was the eclipse of
the sun, which occurred with such unerring
accuracy in accordance with the predictions of
the astronomers; the meteors and the northern
lights, which put the telegraph wires east of
Boston hors de combat on Tuesday night aad
interrupted the Europa's news We seem to
be living liz an atmosphere of magnetism aud
electricity, to which are probably due tho
freedom from epidemic disease, and the remark
able abundance of the crops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

Isk CoUNcuIES AND THE JAPANESE SWN.
DLE.-The Councilmen are coquettinx with thu
japanese swindie They touched 1t very deli.
eateiy with the tips of their fingers on Tuesday
nieh'' and then laid it by for future considera-
aon' some OF them, meantime, exhibiting symp.
to- Us OF penitence and remorse of conscience.
Th., are evidently afraid to endorse the ar.
ton O. the Aldermen, yet they are 10th Ia
abandon their share of the plumber. To-mor.
row pAubt it will be up again, when, h !.
tbeuuht the test will be applied to those
Councilupn " DO are wavering between honesty
and knave7y-
There VIII, b an excitement over the debate
to morrow night little short of what Is some.
times Witnessed in Congress, and we have no
doubt that the Council Chanber will be
crowded with peop lie anxious to see whether
they are to be robbt d or not on this Interesting
occasion.
1t was advised in c. ,ucus Of the Councilmen,
we believe, to postpone any action in the mat
ter until public indignant on had subsided and
the newspapers got tir, ID Of pitching into
it; but they will have to ", nit long time be.
lore elmer the pubic or thu press forget this
impudent and infamous swintue. The oppro.
blum will stick to every one connected With It
as long as they live.
If the Councilmen pass the appr opriation, we
advise the people to assemble in public meet
ing, and request the Grand Jury to take it In
hand, and summon Mr.. Leland and every
one else who furnished any items in the bill
of 100000, to state upon oath the amounts
they claim from the city, and the arrangements
entered into between them and the Committee
of the Corporation.
This will be the shortest and easiest mode of
settling the business. 1t is great fraud. and
the Grand Jury have the power to take cogni.
zance, of it and originate indictments, if the evil
dence warrants such course
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Qoosbe charge N prices the sales embraced about 500
or 90 hhds and 800 boxes al RATES given elsewhere Ine
public sale Of Rio coffee came OIL today the amount ad
vertsed was $500 bags l,s4s OF which were eod
at ltRc. l5Kc.: average 16Tc. The remainder
VAS withdrawn. and $50 bags Of Il Afterwards
sold p t., aud $50 bags savanaa were
sold at i5c. Freighis were again higher sad vessel.
scarce aad the continued 10 be where they had
all gone TO- During the late dull period in the freghting
business they .cattered to all parts Of the world and
probably at no previous time in the history Of
camille marine has American tonnage been dis.
persed There not only good demand for vessels for
England but also tor other more distant places Ia view
of the coming war in China American COAL beef pork,
Ac being shipped " Hong Kong and ShAnghae Yes
tersay wheat IN bags was taken 1t HID, which
fused at the close AID in bulk l0d aat aour at "a
and 10 Loadon acur was engaged At So Cd
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TuE CRofs HIRE AND IN EuRoPE.-The ad !.
vices from Europe represent breadstufs adj
vancing, and the crops there as anything but
promising; the probability is that there will
not be an average yield Of grain this season.
Should present predictions be verified in this
respect, and should the fields Of this country
redeem the golden promises they now hold out
the demand for American breadstufs will be
immense. At no former period did the harvest
all over the country look SO splendid and abun-
dant as now. The wheat and corn country of the
West, and Of New York and Pennsylvania, pre-
seuts gladdeuing spectacle to the eyes Of the
farmers. The South has already filed her gar
ners to overfowing, the present drought in that
region having get in too late to damage the
grain crop. The shipments to Europe are
already large and vessels are getting scarce
Ia the even, o. falling og II The European
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harves.s, the trade in bresdstuns, the 'nippins
business and commerce generally, mut> pen.
ence an extraordinary activity; aud per. '"p'
the best thing the Great Eastern could do, A'
she cannot get a cargo Of cotton, would be 10
return home full of -four and grain
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BARHUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Day ant
Eyenng-ErnIorAs SONGS. DANCES, BgaLssQUEs. LIVING
10
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BRYANTS MINSTREIS Mechanics Hall, 472 Broad way
BuRlKsauEs, Soscs, DANCES, ac.-SaAx FiGar.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WALLACR,s THEATRE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az
rHK FAIRIEs-TRRIcE MARRrD-iAsxEx houssxsxrxh
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, No. ga Broadway.-ouR
AsERfCAS CopSiE
NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-MrAxrNtso-
ANEhTcER-RoBERI MAcAIRE.
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NATIONAL VARIETIES Chatham s.reet.-JxxxY Twtr
5HEa-M. pEcHALunEAUx-Tooptys.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-27
APPROVED, June %, 1860.

cuAr Cc1l-An Act to authorize the Location Of certain
Warrants for Born,y Lands heretofore Issued.
Bel tna'sl BY he sma', and Mouse Of Representatives qf n
ra,d Sd,e n Amqtta N cugrss assembled That warrant
for bounty lands heretofore issued under the au
torty Of the act entitled "An act to provide for
satisfying claims for bounty lands for military ser
vices in the late war with Great Britain, and ioI
other purposes approved the 9th day of July
in the year lS42, and Of the several acts revivng
the same, approved the 26th day Of June, in the
year lS4s, and the sth day Of February, in the
year 1854 may be located in conformity with the
general laws in force atany time within three years
from the date Of this act and that all entries and
locations made with such warrants since the 26th
day OF June in the year 1858, shall be as valid
and electual as il the several acts aforesaid had
not then expired.
APPROVED, June 20, 1860.
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APPROVED, June %, 1860.


CHAR oclnAn Act to authorize the Reissue Of Land War
rants In certain Cases, and for other Purposes
Be Il enacted By ile Senate and House Of
Representatives Of he United States Of Ame-
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That whenever
it shall appear that any certificate Or warrant, is
sued in pursuance Of any law of the United States
granting bounty land, has been lost or destroyed
whether the same had been sold and assigned by
the warantoe or not the Secretary Of the Interior
shall be, and he is hereby, authorized and required
to cause new certificate or warrant of like tenor
to be issued in lieu thereof; which new certificate
or warrant may bo assigned, located, and patented
in like manner as other certificates or warrants for
bounty land are now authorized by law to be as
signed, located, and patented and in all cases
where warrants have been, or may be- reissued, the
original warrant, in whose ever hands it may be,
shall be deemed and held to be null and void, and