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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18
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Decfmter 1S na6S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18

DT 8etreioe in @bito9o -ltotb ocn in
@blca9oer Slattern pubIicirten Nn9aben
lpuroe bort in ben crten Monoten pisfce
Sobre6 Die un9cbeure Wafle bon "A
Mttllionen Suicbel @etreiba ein9efabrt
oics 1T nod um so proj, mebr als 1850,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18
Reuben Sieger,

Stublmader in Der Stabt 2(Qentaun,
8sbtsnt I6 bIsIsr @flc9rnGeit, lrnsn gjrean'
ben uno Dem 9esbrten putlifum ti6u6oupt ansu.
Setgen. baB er ooS sanss Stublmodr Gsi6Sft,
bas frtbr pcn Hsib anr Gisssr brtrisbsn wurpe.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18
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$40. 2.-Gin Strib 9ano,
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8Gr, gBilliam Woir unb an 9ano Der Union
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18
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ferri az bdbe uUb fonuru turb bic pcit bcSrgrn
prrtCu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18

DT2u sort 8opat puroe ein Yofamt
errl1tct unO Soiepb Sears 1T ais pOit
mciiter on9citelIt lOOroen. AlIe pott9e.
0enltdnoe Ueroen tlber gttu: 9)0rt gelanot
uno ourb @ouuernemsnt6lDlffe meiter
bCfCroert. Sur ole StsUe pon Saftn:
Solicitor babrn fib mebrere 2(pplltanten
9emeoet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18
Daniel Stettler,
Geproe Rotb, it.

G,uilieS Son Or. 9oRab Ssrn unb 6ruu.
December 4, 1861. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-18

DT TDa6 CORTLAND SadntD u. y. Hes
9immt bat iieben @eiitli6e. 3lpei Der.
ItIben Iino Gapitdne, pier iinD unter9es
orOnete Sffijiere, uno elmer 1T 8emeiner.
% @dbreno ocs Wonat5 9touember
.rpurOen in Der Glerf6 Sffice pes 9iifrift6
Gclumbia ll6 0siratbsibeine, 9roBtens
tbeil6 fur Soloaten, au6aeiteut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

s,,aa,a In this city, that prepas sn.a AZ An bi,
Ass :. a,sroy this evening" the p''pe'''' P'''''
and require you to cause all the zoe o.
1beeby 10 be duty this evening tor ne Vut
the Police e i. nnswful tunultnou and roous ssseu
pcse o. and them that Tlolehoe W VIC P
and property Of Sii'IeN' VIZ C. VAN WORST, Mayor.
r, accordance with the above instructions the en'e
,ol;ce rce was assembled at the Stston-House nj .!
O'clock last evening there to hold themselves in read
ness should their services be required. The greater
norton of the officers were armed with clubs ana re-
yolyers. II was reported that mob was expected
over from New.York 70 assist in the riotous proceed
ings.
number of the friends OF the gentlemen connected
with The STANDARD Office rendered their services 70
assist in preventing The mob from carrying thei tre
into execution.
The editor, Mr.. Deshler, in leading editorial ias'
evening, says:
a. The alternative proposed by the actors IN t ns
.yi i,hsr boi,t the American eg or leave the Tow we
itIs, Re,erencing Stars and STRIPES stbe sym
hi ~ hs ,tiop and ready do full duty IN
ia "a Nv ,ea we WIN obedience 20 the threats OF Any
mob on 10 Ire orders CT Individual OF any
Of men surrender spark Of liberty which We shao WIN "
other private citizens"
A epecial meeting Of the Union Minute-M Men, who are
supporters of The Standard called last night at
Cooper Hail. and supposedto have reference to the
thseaiened not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
The following Circular has been issued by the Ceve.

land and Toledo road:
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company se ready 20 re-
cye Ia oxehbge Cor ther Slkng Fund Modgage Bonds all
juacia Railroad Fist Mortgage Fins. Division Bonds issued
April l. 1852.
junction Railroad First Mortgage Second Division Bonds -
sued December 1889.
Junction R'oad second Mortgage Bonds Issued November
1852.
Junction Railroad Income Bond. tunsecur. issued June
1852.
Toledo Nowals aud Cleveland FRS, Mortgage Bonds Issued
foed Norwak and Cleveland Second Mortgage Bonds issued
September ], 1881.
Cleveland and Toledo Income and Dividend BOnds tan the va
The skir FUND sosssc Bonds oseedn exchange Coz the
foregoing bonds secured upon the asn nee 81 ,.e
Cleveland f and Second 5fesses AID ,o nppn ~ cnrr
property belonging the Ceyead and Toledo h,oaa
he nScs dcht az he Cospsny managed BY Commissioner
into pose hard, the Company hsA already soooy ~
caeh Tor investment They made payable Ia ,oIa C
H. a5 M s..r interest a. q cent pay
able at Corn Exchange Banh Ne" fVIk ~ sa y4y
They ~ othe d,aonihson g cue h ,I u'' anu NJ
Exchanges been effected g. the Pesent time 70 the
oyer one a ,1 E a. nv h
so naa Of parties now holding remsinns portion AZ
,bs classes named IL invited to the arrangement
,ns the Mortgage Bonds In exchange
for the Bonds they hold and which worth no more In
We would That the absorption OF outstanding
Bond. Of the seyeues eUbances The security
upon Bond and therefore the value ~ the borcs them
ssses thai In few years these Bonds viii become the Fif
that slrssy these Bonds have EewYori mis a.
Bonded Debt win i eph,nce the Of these already
fayoe securities and reader them very desirable for inve-
Parties wishing male the exchange may do by sepdne
nilyo No :. Wall street, EswYor who lL.as =. Bond.
pense sent by the United States Express n sih ~ W.
lpg up0s prepps rssurp Of ths new eeadG -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
ART AND LITERATURE IN PARIS.
From Oar Special Correspondent.

From Oar Special Correspondent.
PARIS, April ], 1861.
tn me taRahaase! 'Adone with your din
Tanahagse-i-H CT hOmme What bore; roRs
me annhausez You bother me; tire me out;
are intolerabe. The jocular defective verb tam
hoassr is nearly similar in Specification TO the verbs
fotigucr, eanuyer, emb6ter, 0ssOmmer it is mainly
used in the exclamative mood: it is derived
from Mr.. wagner's opera. That famous music
Of the future" was performed for the third lnd
last time yesterday Sunday week, with an ac-
compartment of cat-cas, hisses and other fac
tious discord from the house. Next day Wagner
wrote an unaffectedly dignifed note to the d.
rector Withdrawing the piece. The house was
well filed, though it was not subscribers
night. and seats had been secured for half dozen
more performances; but the opposition party were
determined to break down al opera that lacked
ballet. Herr Wsgner's music has not had iair
trial then before the Partisan public. The overture
and the march of Tannhauser are, However, played
at popular concerts, and the critics approve them
as well; but they say that just there where Dir;
Wagners music is good is just where he has applied
the great talent they recognize in him. ACCORDING 70
the ordinary and not according to his peculiar theory
of composition.
The Wsguerites coy that tho frivolous Parisiap'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
COURT CALENDAR-Tsr Day.

CoURT OF APPEALs.-Nos. Sol, 10, 80, co, 60, G5,
&c. e. No further day calendar IN be made up but
may De submitted 70 the Adjournment Of the Csult.
UNITED SIArEs DISTRICT COCRr.-Nos. ~, 10, III,
II, - ~. IS, IL. L.
SUPREME COURT-CTRCuIr.-Part Mos. ], 1868,
ls3, 1907, Ices, lol, ira 1915 W. 1881 O8 1885, 1857
lol, l5 1854 l05 1899 ll0l 1903 Part IiNo. GS, 70
gin $50 sA
SUPREME CouRT-SPTcIAL TERN.-Demurrer-No.
90 l,sGes Of Law tcNos 64 30s 1871 2g q, - 49, ~.
81, iSJ, sd, ~ 81, 3l4, az, 5l9, 5ls ls3 2i6.
SUPERIOR COuRT-Part I.--Nos. I'LL, 1863, l6S5,
1873 1871 1855 l63 ill., l5i3 ST. l75 fl7, 7l9 1871 FPS
1913, sea- l25S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
COURT or APPEALS-APKIL l7.-Bofoe all the justices.
NINIIEs OF ApHIL u.

Roosevelt ngt. acknowledgement concluded.
Be at UErLoaye 81 ued 10 appellant TO enter odersub.
uin executor AID crGsiug appoiLelt OF attorney before
Judgment.
No 30 Leggst sgt The Bsnt OF Srg sug.-Arg1ed J. X.
Porter for sppellsrt, u. d. Field for re- JoDdrnt.
No. 81 Sweet ugt Baucy.Argued Wsldo Huehins foT sp
ptIent' CHARLIE OCoror for rep hornt.
NO further day calendar viii be de Causes may be sub
t.d until sdouInnen of tho Court. which vii be srT the
dpoton Of the not argued the pessnI day cal
cnLAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
COURT OF OYER AMI iSER-Apil I7.-Beiol
JUSTIN lNGRAHhs

NOEFI- TNCt 81 OF JIEOKs.
The Court was orened at the usual hour, and q new
psu, Of 100 Jurors Was called only q Of whom answered
About Of these prevented to the Court
To- lot sewing seyTa Il them stated that they bad the
ag1 had the fenfus ' had bad 60 aIDh-
off vile very sick three pleaded having Lately cd
In The Superior Court Court Of oyer and Tetr another
proaied by mental labor otef stated Tat their bust
would suffer Ii PEELED another hid been
noned ~ times ds he iat and two oihcIs Informed
the Conr b. proxy th they sick and unable 10
The jrtse calmly heard the various eIepie AID told the
juor that s, sry.. wead et 9e Tsased net Mon
ca, they I'D probably regain their heath befoic that lue
sni be could su) u. OF buEincsf "ss
theiI duty 20 make scGcC m he public good SOme Of
tLose who pleaded having served evious
cr'ed rahs trials WI commence next Mondiy anu b con
tinue1 about ten days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
TO ARRIVE.

The interest due May l. 1861, on the Sinking Fund
BOND Of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indi.
ans Railroad Company, viii be paid on presentation Of
'ae coupons a. the Bank VI North Amercs, No. "A Wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

NOVEL ExPERIaESr.-During the past Winter
Mesers. Bennett & Herbert of this city act on foot an
expedition for the recovery Of the lost treasure upon
tue wreck Of the Flying Dptchman, near Atlantic
City, about two miles of shore. Tie ship had entirely
broken up leaving nothing but her bottom, which was
entirely under sand in % feet Of water In the wreck
was some $4,000 worth of quicksilver, covered by
eight feet 9th OF sand Efforts had previously been
made during the entire Summer Of 1859 to recover THE
rich prze bat owing the depth OF sand above it, all
efforts proved unavailiDg MeyeIs Bennett & Herbert
provided q onselves with one OF Andrewss Centri.
fugal Pumps, which il cspabe Of pumping sand with
the same facility that other pumps raise water, and
with little injury to ITSELF BY the use Of this pump,
with elastic suction pipes attached they removed tho
rand and recovered some $4,000 worth Of quick.
silver.
40 they were only able to remain at anchor above
the wreck during calm weather, the season passed
without their being able to finish the cargo the sand
filing in level again within twenty-four hours after
its removal. 1t frequently happened thst when fair
weather was at hand there was not sufficient VIVID 70
prope their schooner consequently they were Obliged
to remain idle many Of the best working days OF tie
season. This Spring they have associated themselves
with Johr son g. Higgins and have fitted up their
schooner with side paddle wheels, much after the
fashion Of tue FIRST steamboat John Fitch, using the
power provided for the pumps for proPerg pur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

Mr. Tuppor's deluge of commonplace, Pro-
verbal Philosophy" has now reached its hundredth
thousand In the United States the circulation has ex-
cesded half uillioa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
fAdvert'seuentl
PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPE'rING RECrCFD.-

erea, orfor unity offered for bargains spring
peng English Mcdsliou Nelve, Carpets; 90 wide Brssels
Three ply and ngsia CIPets Rge', Mats Mating. Window
Slade Table AID Piano Covers Dmgsets Stair Carpets and
Rod Dutch Carpeng &c displayed 10 ten spSeoo sacs
fRAs ANpFRsoN's No. % BogeTy HouseAeeP.rs
and caIpc, buyers are invited TO call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
ASYLUM FOR LrrsG-rs woMrs. The tbirty-eighth

ASYLUM FOR LrTsG-Is WoMES.-The tbirty-eighth
anniversary of This Institution took place at
day. 1t is located at No. g. Marion street. and the
building ine three -story house. neat in appearance
both outside and in and looking quite honelke in the
interior. consd, rble number Of friends of the ia.
s,itution among them several cerg men, were pres.
eut. TIE Rev. DR.. Burchard Presbyterian made q
prayer and delivered short address after which be
read the reports. The number Of women admitted
during the year was Ill the number Of confnements
WAS g. and the number OF children born was ~. The
Lying-in sylum is in a very prosperous crdi ion
financially, being out Of debt, with balance Of more
than 81 COZ in The treasury An ele tion WISE held by
which the same officers throughout were continued, as
follows:
MIR. John W Schmidt Fl.t Direcre's No 50 Gluten pi'ce;
Mrs T. mason Second do No u Second street Mrs Henry
Cot Third do. No % Nsrk street, Mira Bsehe MeEs.rs.
Fourth do Staten iaud; Mrs Thomas A. En- net, Fth On,
30. q Universiy place. Mis- Dr. Cock sixth DO NJ 81 East
Fifteenth Mrs James 4. Johnston, Treasurer, No. IS
Tenth Mrs George j. Cornell. Secretary, No IS West
Seventeenth street.
The attending physicien s DIR. Rein b. Wilson, and
the aairs of the household remain under the super
vision I'll Mrs. Hope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

HAY-The inquiry Is fair chiefly for the home trade and
prices arc steady sales no bales at 60 dc g 100 ID.
HFMPThs msrkss for al descriptions has been very dnH
and the only that hes under notice 10 100 bales
Naniil. Ut De
HIDRs-ihs dcmsud 10 very moderate. BUenos Ayes are
quoted IL 20 gle: the confined 20 small ioh
HOPS he inquiry il nrd salos Of ~ bsles at l5DZ3c.
for Ordinary 10 Iful,. Od src inactive aud nominal
IRON-he husnt in Scotch Pig during tho pat ree eIy'
h, very limited snd s,es q any ave pea
W. also uoice very moderate demand or riceh
and only nai se's making az about for no so
al COT Nc 2 In Ears aud Rails there Is no chsnse qnGW'
Pc, sroteh 9 81 -
a., cyy,list arin.rv size ,.......... II 50 SO 20
p E,rI;sb r.srcI .......,...,,.,,...... 81 50 a
Bar English ~ ~ -
Sheet Russia frs, quality 1.............. 10 II
Sheet. Hn.e. double. sEd ueD.e.............. Si6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

Bulls HEAD.--It appears by our report of the beef
cattle market that tie closing day proved more favor.
able than the opening one. The storm having broken
up about noon, the market assumed more lively ap-
pearance, and all the cattle sold out before night at
rates % good as Tussdny-which, however. wers
the lowest for many years. The very beat bnlloen
sold at prices equivalent to only 81 cents pound for
the net weight of meat sinking off,l and rs general
thug the butchers have got their beef this week Of ex.
celleIt quality, at re markedly cheap rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18

LAT6s Tho inquiry cnuiiHues limited and price. are
lower; sale, o! $4,000 a. II 2d ~ fo now obo'eda ~ %
AL 81.
LEAD-The marie, FOR Pr is dull ard prices entirely
nominal Pipe steady VI Ole. ret cash
IL HBER-Eastcn Spruce ind Pine Lumber sniitues IN
moderate dcrsnd bot prices without qu9ssle variation
.s.. ol 200 =, ice. a. IL - Southern elbow
Zine Ia quiet ard price, nominal
and Gas both s'e1dyi the den and
LltiE-IEe nGrket quiet prices
iual a. 40 for Common sfd , - for luun.
hOLAssEsThe denaDd e very moderate sales Of New
Orleans a. DC: Cubs Clsyed al lee.
SAsfu, "a moderate request; but steady. at 2id9c
moe. snd Cliueh a. i!0t.c.
NAVAL SIoREs-1he market today has bren fairly i've
fuy ported price, the % Spirit Ture't!ne nclude
,cu bhis at See. shipping hswYork bbls Crude Is
quiet o. nominal 81 - 20 Fine Resins have lecn In
limited demand bat steady; sales Of 100 b5 good No. st
- III in fair demand and 4dy, sales
OF J. rs bbls at ~ Is. delivered. Tar is quiet.
OlLSiiused c0nispe- IN very far demand aud steady
604Clc trudo Speiu coutiEues steSdy Crude Whale l. s
n good request aud notice stu fshe sie' Of 100 bhs
private terms Tho sales Of Crude Fh Oils tor the seek foot
~ bblA Whale ildi3c, and Of Sperm. go hts
81 A. In other description hear Of veTy t;le doing and
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oestablish the system of Market Fairs In Wescbeser
County, proved 20 successful, that it has warranted
the announcement that second will be held at Kato
nah Station, ion the Harlem Railroad on the let and
I'd Of May prox. TIE Bedford Farmers Club have
taken hold of the project in earnest and do not intend
TO let II fail OF course it will require time to esab.
lish system which is great innovation upon old
customs; but there is much to recommend it, thst
the ultimate Of the experiment not Doubted
if Mr.. Jay and bis associates in the Club have The
courage to persevere.
The hsndbils announce that the Market Fair Ia 70:
tue sale and exchange of farm stock. farm produce
owe frt-trees and all sorts Of agricultural impIe-
ments, sewing-machines and manufactures generally
The entrance fees will be for horses ten cents each TO
the number Of ten, and i've cents each beyond ten.
For neat cattle the charges will be made while
for sheep AID swne only tuee cents per head will be
charged on lots of than ten. Auctioneers will he
in attendance to sell property for thoee who with IT, the
fee r their services being per cent Of the price ii
which the lots knocked down. There viii be an
auction sale of hcbed plants, flowers and evergreens,
each day, at 10 o'clock H., thus aiordng an oppor
tunity for farmers ard others to purchase their own
p,ce The Fair will be under the immediate supervis
ion of Mr.. Mark Harris.