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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
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Atliirten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
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bat.

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peioert, in Dem 9pmmittee Der 33 ju iiB
en-, oa fein Stoat bob aus Der Union aus.
treten reroe, 70 miro eS an Der 3eit Iein,
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mer &irtb Die 8ebnun9 unter bic 9taIc
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Spanien Die &ouffummc bon s MtlIiouer
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oianertrieoe uno Der pnolitben Sron6pcr.
tation Der Seminolen noh Dem @eftcr
betru9en Die anfebnlihe gunne pon g.!
MilliOnen Sbaler. @eun nun Der Gtoot
ElCrioa au6treten miu, 10 lit e6 n0tiirLid,
OoB er Die @unoe6faiTc fir ibre }(u69oter
III leiHeu @unten, fir Die EefreiunB Dor
Der SerrIhaft oes &iQp PoWlea6 &c. snt:
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feire Hcoe pon 70 etma6. Ger St0ot
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mutbun9 ablebnen oenn no 9fldt5 If bot
Ser Softer oas Reht perlpren. Ser gan:
Je Staat Elorioa famwt Dem Scrrn SaT
fins upb ieinem Senator 9]uIee if feinG
40 WilIicnen Stdler rertb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

TDie QB a brIa9sfuuft # 1T
bon Der @eIeB9ebun9 in Q6t uno Sonn
9etban. Noh einem pori0e @o6e pal
iirten 8eieee perfdut Sober, Der fir @elt
Die 3ufunft aus Der 6ano, 6en 8arten
oocr auf anoere @eiie uorau6ia9t, in cine
Strafe bon 50 Gbaler. So6 @eiee mag
gang in Der Sronm8 iein C6 miro obey
itbnnlib einen anoern 3Wed errsiben,
als oaB iene6 iaubere 8elperbe funftiG
beimliber betrieben piro, uno oaour6 fiji
aber9lGubifbc @emtitbcr eiueu nOU bob:
err Reii erbdlt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
Sefentli0e 9SenDu.

l(uf Oonnerita9S uno 8reita96, oen 81.
uno -. MdrS ndbItene,
I'm 10 lltr @ormttoac icllen am 6aufe hes per-
lcrtensn Ysttr u 0 t T., lsttbn pon gSaId'
ratpn 5aunI6ip, 0s6a @auntp, bic fc!9rnbe te'
rseli6e 2lrtjFsI auf rffmiIi6sr Scneu pertauIt
rsrten, ndmtiA
Cine sulr Bnmitisn Mabrr, 3 Sii4e, Stwrs
ne 9fnpsssI6irr. Elm lri6tGr Jwct9duIs Bagsn
nit BABY, Elm trrsauls g4asrn nit SarY, Gin
RCdlmnp. 2 g7iiec, @89e, 6OIJi6Ittrn, anal
gdhNhlittrr 6sutsitern unO S6smel, Strob'
binfe, 1rsi6noItins, gRinomdtle, t25 Sens
potcn, cine Got SedntIin9, SGarbE, Seu tst r'r
Come, Srpb bdm BdnCsl ale Qrten 8ritsn,
l8tftfcrnfuttsr, SrIj6fen nit Rcbr, etn So4'
cftn nit RObr, 2 @llsntrlfsI, Elm tupterrer Ssi
id, @runbbrern tsim SuihG, SSrreIfdlIer uno
3Gtrr. Better uno SsItlaern, III
ide, !flen unp ginfr, ,re Sau5ubren, Bureaus
uno Stdblr, ;psi g8stRdbIe nit 3usebGr unO
icna nod legr prle 2rtifsl gu wsitlduftts gu mel
ben.
Tie 9etinsnStn am gsrTaufetasr unb Guf'
rartur9 Don
6err9e &otb, IT,, }
llnoreo5 Qeter, Gro'rs.
Benjamin Semmel, }
lstruar 81. nqtS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

TOerneue Qrcfoent 9es
fdut ben io9snonnten OemOfraten gar
ni6t. 2lues mas ct ia9t uno tbut miro 9es
taoelt uno fritiiirt ;-ielbit fsin Shpei,
aen. Seine Reiie na1 @al6ineton lit
Uiel ju umitdnoIib unp ju lang, uno Die
MAIDEN uiel ju Uiel Iufle:
ben, no ct burbrci6t. So9or 6rn. 9ins
coins Bart mo 9aare 9efallen ben oes
moeratii6sn 8rititern ni9t.--Bupber,
pas nddlt an Die Reibe eommt g.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

DFSn oen Sparbanfen in Neu.Gn8s
lano iino iiber 1876 WiIionen Sbaler De.
ponirt, bauptid6Ii6 BON 2(rbeitern in Den
oorti9en Sabrifen. Sn pier Sparbanfen
in Rausgorf fino ebsnfaa6 SO Niuionen
Sbdler nieoeraele9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
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ptyb tisrmit sescten, ea6 bic llntcric6rrtsn ais
srscutcrsn pcu Der Snterlaiirni&aft res Scltor'
trnsn y etsrR 0 3, IrBtbtn pcn geaIdtn9'
ton 5aurI6ip, Qeda Gamtp, ernannt wOrern
Rnb. Ollie Gtejsntgen pubsr, rcIte nod an be-
iaate 6intsrIaNtnidoft itulrsn, iuc bisrmtt auT'
3tfurrrrt nnrbatb 0c6en aniurufen uno atS
iute,abln, SclA, pis NOD re6tnl6bise
AnfCrrrmasn tatsn mSsrn, fnb etsnfals Gr'
iu&t clds tnnutaIt her tsiaStSn 3sjt wcbIb'it6'
tgt enSutiut9cn, an
Geor9r Gotb, IT,,
((nortaS Qeter, Gro'r6.
Benjamin Senmel, y
Sehuar 81. rq6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

%Sn Qittsbur9 1T cine &anone oe:
9oiien woroen, lpeIte ene | SUP oiGe
8u9et feds Weilen melt pirft. Die 8a:
none loire eer ;, ,srieosnsmaber' aenannt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

T Ole Nitt6bur9 nSa3ctte"
meint, bo6 8encbmen Serieni9en, lpelbc
oen Gece1iicniifen oes SGoen6 9e9enGber
bon 3Wana6s Sc abreaeln ni6t6 lpiien mol.
len, neil iie gum &rte9e fGbren wtircen,
prinnere fie an ,,feUen' topfern Olr9inl'
Iben Mili3 sGapitGn, Der nit leiHer Som
po8nie oaBu beorbert mar, bic Staot
8aIbin9ton Bu Uertbeioi0en, ol6 itP i'm
8reaa opn 2(nno 1914 BON oPn Sritten
1n9c9riffen uno i'm Sturms 0encmmen
tpur6P, uno wobei oieier beloenmiitbi9e
Scbn oe6 &rie9S 9otta5 feline Mann
Itbaft ermobnte, oa6 Seuer oe6 6enoeG
bel 3eibe nibt gu enpicsrn, neil ,,PS ttn
ionit nur noh b0Isr MAIDEN pUroe /! -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

SC2 . a s Sanne meIbC6 AM
lesten 8reita9 auf oem Dom oe6 Stlot6.
Gapitol6 su harrisburg auf9cpfIonjt
purce, 1T in philadelphia perferti0t nor.
oen, e5 1T SO Sup lana, 20 Sup brett unC
entbdlt 81 Sterne - Ole Sinnbiloer Der
"a lie Union bilcenoen Stdaten. Die
Sla99enttan9e 1T 20 SUP lang, 10 oae
0a6 lternbeidte Banner BON alien Sbeilen
Der Gitp uno oen umIic9enoen SrtIbaftcn
seicben werocn fam. Gan9e m09e eo
lpebeu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
Fin arcfer TunnPl,

Der 9roBe Bergen 3unnel ju Bergen,
Hem Seriep, 1T itBt ferti9, uno bic &ar-
rem oe6 9telp 9Jort uno Grie Nie9elpe9ct
pafiren binourh. Die Grofnun9 ociTel.
ben Wuroe in 1856 be9onnCn. Oerielbc
1T un9cfdbr cine Wsilc lang uno paiiIrt
ourb iciioc @rQnit Sclien. Ssit Dem
Anfdn9 ta6 @erfe6 babsn i'm 0urb
itbnitte td9lib 700 lrbsiter odron gear.
beitet. Die fdmtlibcn Soften beIiefsn
ilh etlpae uter ilpei Wilionen 8DaIer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
t1cue Nrt, elm pfsro su fteblen.

Qeete Mobe fam Elm Wann, Der elnens
l(rm in elmer Siuoe tru9, ju einem etlbs
ltdQe, } Meilen BON 4em6bur0, Union
&auntD, Qa. uno CAB an, er babe llb
ourb eintn Sal belbGpi9t uno lpinlhe
Elm pfero, um beim nod eewisbur9 gu
rpiten. Won CAB e6 i6m, ober unterme9s
Itreifte Der Gpiebube Die Sinoe pom Qre
me, Der fern9elunb mar. 5n GewIsbur0
ln9cfommen CAB ct iib fir cinen pfer
oe6dnoler aus unb bot oen Saul gum
&erfaufe au6. StUdIiCber,peiie fannie
ole QerIcn, Der er oas 9fero anbct, oafs
Ietbe uno 70 nurbe Der Setru9 pereitelt.
Der fhufti9e 0ieb rportete inoeB ni6t
tan9e, fonoern mabte it6 5u SuBe fort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13
Indignation Meeting 80, in Liv'
erpool.

liverpool, WsjaesHdy Nor. e. Soon after
noon today, private telegram was received in
Liverpool, announcing the boarding of the Trent
by Federal vessel OF war and the forclble re-
movAl of the Southern Commissioners. The
intelligence spread with wonderful rapidity, and
oCcasi0ned great excitement among all clAises
On Change the utmost indignation was express
ed, and in very brief space of time the follow
ing plAcard was posted
"OUTRAaE ON THE BRITsH FLAo-THn
SOUTHERN CoMDIssIoNERs RoRoIBLY RI
MOVED FROM BRITIsH MAIL SrnAMER.
A public meeting will bs held in the Cottor
Salesroom at o'clock"
In compliance with the preceding announOs
meat, q neetipg waA hsld N ths Cctt0a AAIea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13

a'aA.ng a total Of f1O.,OJJ sine, the las, r.
| turn.
The boxburl-b Castle anil Jamx Wilson hiv,
| arrivtd q, with f271, 600
The Wellesley i, ca d'Jp out, with f30S 900.
The quota ior OF the rate OF exchange from
Psris shows considerable tirmnNat
The bullion In the Blnk Of Frlnce ha, In.
creased f1, ,OOO,OOO sinco the issue Of the lat
monthly return.
Tho sccounts from the puviroo, continue
to confirm Tho EpoctatiOn IN u III, tr.d, Ia the
vdi"us anidos ut Manufacture, other than
OF on, vii he active Ju'ing IN winter.
Tbs hankin,, Uu-c ,f NJ bui,,iI ~ C.a,
has Jailed for sum eju. 20 ESQ, 900. Tho
Bank ct TuIin has redUcc'i ia rate of d,scount
irum 6ls a b'S por ornt. Ths Can,di,n steamer
Norh bnton u.s Insured, ahip .nd cargo, for
tl2O,0 700, d which abo At f3U. 900 will I'll upon
Ll.yns' snd tho rsmaiador upon Li'erpsol
ard Glasgow.
American securities havo shown inorn,,.d
buoy ancy. rise having especially uk IN pl tco
In United \ Atos ive,, Nc~ York aud Erie or.
dinary ant prciorenca shares lllluOil Central
and Nov YUik Central.
MoNRY MIEKSr--L,Rio-, T'vcsiV Rreri.0
Nc". 26.--lhc l. .gl,sh finI. Cd n Vi s,e,,i,iy
today, but iheic were r)mo -,l ~ on the uirt oi
thc pu'i'c and prccs wofo subs'glcn ri.hu
lcSs nHol snt' Cctsols Tor mon,y clOsoi AT 81 ~
ant 92', Tor Jtuuar, ga
French mes clrsd ~ 71f i0i.
American Sucuri irs wcro lee, FIRM, \ reaction
t,p'ridly occurring IN hiic anl Illinois Cau.ial
rhsrs.
LIyyUrooL CortCN MARKrr, Nov. % aud
26.--Ihc miikst con inues dull ani tho s,ie,
for tho two d,ysdo rot exceed l. 600 bales. 1000
on speculation and for export. Prices Ia ths
buyers favor.
LvTErooL Cons MAuKer, Nov 20 A
slow sale 'or wheat was cSpcricncod at bloly
the rates Of Tuesday. Flour Of prim, quality
retains Us value Indian corn being hut spar
ingly oilcred, fully supportcl last weeks prioo,,
but next 10 nothing was done; primo mixod
j3t per 4SO lhs.
LONDON CORS MAHkRr Monday, Nov. 20.
The market was dull ~ Il. decline.
LONDON CoLoNiAL MAnKkr, Nov. &c ST.
gar dull coffee frm, tea dull, tNllow quiet-jOs.
Cd for tho WAR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13
Details Of the Terrible Accidtn, at RdIa-
buTgh.

At one O'Clock on the morning of Sunday,
NOV. -lh, house seven stories high, on High
-, In Edinburgh, occupied by number of fam
ias, amounting in all, to not less than one
uLdI. persons, fell with tremendous crAAh.
The ~ hole seven floors fell inwards, leaving tho
gable wallis stlll landing. A number Of men
were ~ once set 10 ork to relieve the sufferers
lleir labOrs were impedtd by the darkness
o. tho ui'ht and the fear thai the unsupported
gables would iill AMI increase the fatality. I'm
To Sunday afternoon 20 dead bodies were reooy-
cred, and two persons who died soon after.
The dead had the appearance, chiefly, of having
been sulocated or crushed by the superincum-
tent weight. Many remarkable escapes are
recorded. boy years old, was extricated
five hours after the occurrence asleep, and un-
disturbed by the tall, his life having been saved
~ beam which fell athwart his cot. A little
y was rescued whose father, mother brother
and two sisters were killed. A little boy was
eNtTic.ted by the tremen, lfler about live hours
digging for him in the morning. and the little
/, How was b. ri TO encourage the efforts in
behalf by alling out, "Heaye away, my
l,ds I'm no dead yet An old women in the
same dumlCle was also for long time sntAn-
glsd In the ruins, and cup of water was hand
g to her before she couldbe relieved. A young
woman, undressing for bed, heard a rumbline
sound above; she called to her father and both
escaped Just as the building fell. Another young
woman, who was heard to call out from amidst
the ruins, had a way excavated for her into tia
building in the rear.
About twenty-five persons were rescued alive,
nearly all more or lees bruised, and some Of
them fatally. The house was one OF the high
old fashioned kind peculiar n Edinburgh, and
was several hundred years old The walls Wera
still strong and durable, but the wood work was
rotten to the core. This event has excited the
greatest CONSERVATION in Edinburgh, where
most of the houses arc very old, and built In q
similar manner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13
Reception Of tho Slidell and
Mason News.

Southampton, Nor. 2S.-The Confederate
steamer Nashville was coil9l in the SOuthamp.
ton docks on Tuesday.
West India steamer Plata arrived at South
ampton Wednesday moru ", Nov. 27th reports
hat the southwn Commissioners were seized
iUrcibly out Of the Trent by war steamer San
Jacinto, while On her way TO ST. Thomas and
Havana.
Affairs In Naples.
In the sitting Of the Turin Chamber Of Dep
utics Of Nov. 20. Tho Ncapolitan mcmhors laid
on the table q petition dcmlndng a Parliament
tary inquiry into the state OF things in Naples
This petition was wordcd in extremely violent
terms against Sardinia. The Chamber dcci led
that II should be read in public sitting. Great
sensation has been created by this incident
spain.
The CORRESPONDENCE AUTOGRAPH, Of Nov.
2bth, announces that Baron Tcccu, tho Sandman
Minister, las demanded his passports, aud will
leave Madrid tomorrow.
The Spanish government consented to deliver
up to the Italian government those documents
Of tho Neapolitau Archives which do not relate
to political afiairs, on the condition that ths
first notes were wi hdrawn.
The Italian government demand that Spain
n I'D withdraw the notes in which sho declared
hoisolf the legiti nate depository OF tho Nespol-
itan Archives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13

1t is reported that the Secretary Of the Navy
has dispatched one of the fastest and most pow
crful vessels in the navy, and swift gunboat,
10 intercept the steamer Nashville on her rs-
turn "Trip from England. The instrastiOas q
near as the neutrality laws win permit, and -
cruise on The sssst vAtn hay sAPtaEs ~
SSssAASg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13
The Views Of the London Times
upon the affair.

Tho following is tho editorial article Of the
LOndsn TDEs, 2sth ult., referring to tho sei1-
ure;-
II requires strong effort Ot self. f.rsstrAiat N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13

London, Monday, Nor, 25.-The funds have
again been very firm, and have closed with a
strong appearance, at an advance ofan eighth.
Consols closed at "a 'Sal-i for money, and
92 7-sa93 for January 9th.
Some persons were disposed to attribute tho
improvement today to the news from America,
and the consequent npPosition that cotton may
find an outlet from Port Royal, but the real
cause consisted in the symptoms from all quar-
tsrs Of sustained abundance Of money.
About Eo2, 900 was sent Into the Bank today
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-13

II is the intention of the loyal Americans in
Paris to offer public dinner to the veteran
Gen. Scott, upon his arrival. Mrs. Scott left
Paris for Italy few weeks since.
GES. BUELL., the new commander of the De-
pariment of Kentucky, has formed body guard
similar to that which Fremont established in
Missouri.
THK President has expressed himself very
decidedly within day or two % fivorinS a
cautious, pacific policy towards foreign govern.
ments at this peculiar time. zone war at a
time ~ is stated to lie his uniform sentiment.
OK Tuesday night last, the troops along the
csnre Of our lines, at Washing on slept un their
arms. a dispatch ON Gen. Mcclellan informed
themian attack by the enemy was probable.
GRN. SHIELDS is now at Mazatlan, Mexico.
He says tho war cannot be long, and that the
great body of the people North and South have
ever been, and would ttill be, truly loyal, but
that extremists, factionists OF both sections,
have brought on the war.
DURING the night which followed the issue
Of Mr.. Stewards order, addressed to General
Mcclellan, respecting the slaves in the Wash
ington city jail, nearly thirty of the imprisoned
negroes were given up TO white persons claim
ing to be their masters.
IT Is probable that the first military execu-
tion, at Washington, for desertiop, will take
place speedily. Private johnson, who deserted
f'om Company d, Lincoln Cavalry, Is now on
trial. The proofs against him are conclusive,
He was shdsavoring not merely to get away
hVm our army, bat 70 60 over " the rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

ing him in equal force, with the advantage Of
ntrenchmens and Notifications m his 'front.'
Patterson led his column 10 Cbarles;own, on the
cas-. OF his enemy. lie intends TO open comunni-
ca ous with Harpers Ferry, to rebuild the bridge
there and TO restore the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
TINS facilitating the operations Of the corps in
Western Virginia very considerably, and throwing
open the communications with Baltimore and Mary
land and all the North. IL Ia just reported that
Johrs)n has eyaeuated Winchester. 10 would seem
that Pattersons movements have been very Judicious
if such is the case but changes and promotions here
not always dependent merit, and II may be tnat
the general has failed in important operation
intrusted to him. Mr. Secretary Cameron AND General
Scott not good termsat least, there Is no en-
tehte c0f,3idie between them La any controversy
before the public Mr.. Cameron knows That this mill
tary rival would carry the day and he does not desire
such AL issue. He is able man, but arm"
cctant toge, and General Scott Id now master OF the
situation.
"The papers which have Just come in afford much
amusement 10 the officers, who naturally turn 10 the
accounts of the action at Bull Run If tits worthy OF the
name Of action. The tone Of these dispatches is some
times, TO say the least OF it, peculiar Ii may be due
10 the exigencies of the telegraph wire. What is "
be thought of General who was eXuosed TO the enc
mys fire for nearly four hours Ye; Gen. Tyler did
1t ai-it was his duty perhaps, and the enemys fire
was not deadly But, oh sons nj battle what was be
to the representatives of the press who, we are told
by the modest cbroDicer, stood their ground as well
any, in spite OF the shot, s0el and ride balls that
whizzed passed them JOr h0uFSP Discriminating pro-
jectiles, truly. But, then, the firing of the enemy
very Wild However, the haste and confusion
OF the retreat which very like a runaway match,
due to the iDeiciency aid oowardice OF some OF
the officers Masked batteries and ths wind OF shot
play very important part in these engagements"
And SO erds Saturday, which was followed, as has
been seeu by the wilt to Manassas detailed in the let
ter We published yesterday. As has been 20 often the
case in history, the action was fought on Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-20

oe nne shall hsve coms recent them. Both Essl,nd
may rest assured thai just rerbution vii be v,s3 -
i' .lklns advantage Of our domestic dis,afbsaos, 4.
Iltner TIER own seh.h scheme. Of ndzsment F ~,
ol,iage offered i the QacsDs Proclamation the United 49,,
III "ssen iei Of Cepada, and fr the invasion OF & ro-
.t oitnohc Majesty viii certainly have pay VII the Il
oe uoL We htye fret, 10 put down rebellion a, home b.,
o.ey ooo proves that the that hs oesnu s ba .har
one ana mat the lapse Of sunhfr ~ m -
On TIE American cono Of bali iniov ~ zen tIii-
the Union sS s %P, y s s5psnd Their strength When
pted end the forces Of the Rsbic shal have been H.
Deet Britain and Spain beware. Our armies nsr win
10 az down their arms Will vestgs OF European oini
remains In the Wessm hemsphere. Cause. of waT e -
CROUCH, and they viii not cool for keeping " "'
III this is what are to receive from the s,,rr.
OF the North, the North can scarcely exnee, ~,
should put up very ardent VOWS for their co,o'o.,
the South. Ii the conquest Of the Sou,her, So
means also the conquest OF Canada and Cuba s,S ar
establishment Of great military aggressive poueS
North America, we may learn 10 bear more patier,l
tue scene that occurred ut Bull Ran. We are nof
however, fearful enough 10 be Zero iOus On the 90
tr2ry we cordially ana even sincerely coDgrasnIae ON
vonll-be enemies that they have escaped with sueb
snail loss rom the sword OF Gen. Beaurelcald and
much they tell us u would be against our iptare,.
we sincerely advise them 10 make up their ouarre ana
avoid all serious e.llsion of blood. When fhev tsys
returned 10 the habits OF pence they will not be- ueas
so boOlrsty as they think they viii be; Or il nv
should be, they " not be mschisyous az they say
tGey will be. Spain will know how 10 keep IN checs
a navy which is now terribly embarrassed by two
small priyateers ana the Canidas have in other dys
given very good account Of invaders from the other
side oil the riyeg The United States are very sfe.
nation, and we wish them Ill lawful prosperity; 80
they half capable " mischief as their pews
Iapers think they are.
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Passercers Arrived

D. s,gat ~ BrcAsa non Brrfen and SoribdtEI04-Nln
rfr.i.iiu Anrhr Ruliud Audleas FoSs aud lady Chf,r
liue and family o. A. Hilc aud family. Capt MchinDon AM
soi. cant geied DByid Dufv. q. G. ". Gsmmsge.
10 Rega Ssnfdgo 10 FU,g ron ~ S09od Dc C15il'sfo
ds Aloyo iosagn Barss, Auvno Giro, Juan bsieces H. -
Efpiisie lady, children ,eyNt ose Barrsrs - "a
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Pn r. Cshe j. Rnflsi j. kcfA q. Jerrer j. T. Cssssr D.
I,s A. Niuenc aud lady, Modesto MEltsey Pablo hustsh
M,o. isabel Feuer Anna fcfer. Anna Sc,nlon q. IsN1s
Nichols A6sn. X w. Witch, j. f1lwsn T. Pejn, JiyoI.
Feuaudef Thomas j. Felcs Af0f Je and sdy NJ T. Co.
,an H. Cshl. j. Ruurr. b. uinis D. S.Zsngti, J. Asr.
Aia. Elena Lphcl Ms' Conc Hirgas Hs W. y Gar
Murays g. Bvdfos srd soas, e. sher joseph Fox Aeh
hald Whom Robert Daudye Sidney SDith, Pedro Bsi. Nj
Cvls. Nc. Aoo&en, Mr.. Frsnklin, Or. Union Valdez,
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AN IMPORTANT SEIZURE.
REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE SuEIEF.
SEE Is TRAPPED 1T CURACAO

by the arrival of the schooner Hannibal, Capa'n
Wentworth, at this port from 81. Thomas, we barn
that news was received at St. Thomas on the 70 or
August that the rebel prvatecr Sumter had been cap
tuIed by one Of orr nen-oiwar spid be the Niagara
This report was received by steamer which had ar
rived az St. Thomas from Curacao.
1t Is stated that the Sumter had lost man in Caa-
coa and being unable 10 find him. left for cruise.
return in a few days. Meantime American man-oi-
war came into port and lay in wait for her. When the
Sumter returned she fell into the hands OF frgae
and was at last dates lying in the port with Dncn
Ilag hying
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MARINE JOURN>4L
FORT OF NETWORK. .......s
Cleared.

St.an,hips-Ioy.l Bride tBr) smith, Bristol Hj~'eia
Aspinw ali. r. sale Emerson. huxillo.
shps-Divd, Barron, bayre. Boyd Heincken; w Cnfu-
berlin sanuys Hzyre 8oyd Heucken, Alice CDunce sum.
son Have, Funch Meeks Weadt; dad Iidipgs, Seisos
glasgow, WIn Nelson 4 Son.
Baks-Washingion, White Baltimore NeFeide Pras Sey'
mouth Plymouth FuHch, MeucSe Wendt; Victona, Boeh
AuI L. T.. AsiRck Co. Maggie Cristicp, CueeDtosn
Homboe Co. Algonquin. Emery, sbanshas Hanback, Co
Margaret Finley Londonderry Jackson Seiioi Boss,lnsb
Noss Cork Fuueh Neinrke Neadt.
Sciooners-Dart Palmer Stamford flash Orb Work, y.
sau T. L. Psrot Co. -. George Permission DemersIa Ehs.-
beth Jane Anderson ~ Kits, smith, Jones Col p.S~
smith. St. Johu. \. SuitheTs
Steamer sarah Jones, Philadelphia.
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DIED.

wILYIE-Ou sloiihy Aug. ~ May Eliza " d-'gisl y
Jsncs Nlaie j.. and Mars oC. Mikie aged u uonls az
ag dsy4
N. fe, A. relatives Of tho family invited 20 a'aj
MINERAL on .he residence OF her paren's No ~ WEI y
tl.tl .tleet, 90 "Wednesday morning at O'Clock.