,t,Oltiogitthittifut:- . ' , .lf,gistt-r.. ii. ~FRO•IERI:. EDITOR. Jane .1853 •.WlllOl-'STATE'Y'rIcKET. •'2 - • yOlti CAN'AL' Cbitalg*lONEßt • -•-- Pownall, Lancastqr eounty: • —;FOR ApinrokipENzam., A. IL',lttc,Cliarei liKanklin*nty. , . ?OR efititiVEVOß 'GENERAL,' Cgirbitlaultiyers t or Clarionvoiinti. . . . - . • Iffealtaijiritirs. r. , 1 El U 'versa?, .Sante Anna's kovenament erkau,aPp ars to havethe same admiration 'of..a strong go`ternimene - as our Democrat- , is Witihingten Un ion: :Ii declares that tae Federal system has - entirely - Allied, and' Milts at the propriety. ',of adopting : 4f4ome other form - of governMentr All tfier, evils that hirOOVer hefalleniinhappy Alexico are charged upon' (lie . Peder,,, .Union. ." It has almost c entirely, destrey .ed every think amcingst,vs—the.treasury, 'the public 'credit,- and- 'n'atiOnalitY—the pruketple 'of obedience - =re s pect for the .laws—all have 4isapPeared_liefie it f -It :has - -created misery, ; disaffection, the ~ins air`ni-Pursuit of once, (eniAomaniet.)" self filiness, piiplid . dernortiliziition, internal an arcliY, mid-foreign petit :. It has; in fine, pushed the nation to tile brink of a Preci -„ pee, where it is on the point of destruc tion, either consumed by its own anarchy or destroyed 111 V thambition of foreign etiemim;" L. . , anguage such 3s this from the Gov ernMent nrgan, together with.the . bitter , animosity recently manifested';' by _ Santa Anndiewards this country,haa given ri s e • to much speculation as to the turn affairs. are about 'to take in' Mexico. The most plausible supposition -it that Santa Anna ; intends - tO establish kmmiareby; to act the _Part of • an Atneiican Louis ; Napoleen.—:_ The ,European, powers, ever jealous, of the United States, and anxious to prevent any' eipansion of our. limit's or polder, ,irmild undoubtedly loOk on with a favora ..ble eye, and render all necessary aid_ for the establishment of, the. new monarchy.—.- - Fon , unless there-is some interposition of • - the old •NVOTicl powers' to prevent. it, they . .., _ • • IPok upon the final abserption of 3laiico • - . by - this country as :inevitable..- ,Santa An .: ne appeals to their feelings against this ---c:ountiry, in lifs attempts to gain inlinence rarer -bia • crnintryinen ; for the retnem -b-nince of thew:recent conflict iiithns, and • • consequent losses of life and territory and \' honoi, together iijill their religious preju ' Idices, haa . produced in the minds of many • . of that people[the strongest animesity , against ,our country and. its. institutions; i,aud-they would , doubtlesa favor the iistrili -lialiment--of a: monarchy, of _that 'should promise to protect theni from further en laroachments on our :part. Diu again, .tt many ere are o th ers, of more enlighten :ed views,_irbo would•prefer:to live under free institutions; and who ; are even, new in favor _of annexation to the United' States. .:These, it , is believed, would • uniteirsto "a -.,,iarge, and powerful combivation in opixr !,aition to Saiita.Anna's 'schemes, iihnuld he attempt the, establishment ofn . perniairent drcfatiosfirp., MAW a `straggle ensue, Lis Eopean allies . w •ould be prompt to . - render aid to Santa Anna"; but what n.ourse then 'should we pursue V Hein would present 'au Opportunity for '..inter to venin to prevent intervention." Should . , ice interfere-1 Thrinnswer to this' gum fien may innelve considenitions of :great •OnlerPinecrf • . , . , IhtANSTS:::qtAN - 115FEWENCE iS much gives arawiti g inferences. Somb of Iris seem rather. far-fetched.-_ Fur in - -stance;*be .be .ean pro 'e that- the V'etnan't-itights movement is all-wrong; and tlia.f . viothanss..eoPer sPhereii Tub, t o yo u r 13% e,' says ls .S i mp k ins, tend the angels wbo are employed:as messengers and in other public capacities,,are- never 'bf the femi nine. gender; 'hence we may Conele - de that stay at borne in heaven, and that...therefore home --is the proper 'place i ii ;for them."tlefies any of the' hstrang • minded" to oyerthrmv his argument= sass, theY'n'Ottli d 0.., by 81 : 36 * - CIT lb* l 4oFe are no Simpicins is disti6guished fur. his gallant €: :," PiTTNA e tt 'MONT/114 .----Thp MOW von oft has o newfa e b t idAecomPatifed)a 1 4 1 e PIP arid`s2 t.. ^i ..publishers ;links this a , tike a rtation, o „ , c"crigrest , ott9tbeir l ia ! rtms, 4 " 4 0- tit l : 4 o4 o : - -theilsticeePA*4 o *: 2ll ,o4 l, oftaterAban theintutichotte l t that circulation ~YUeit+ eat- Citban bat 4itni9eheibittifftifivaga-.... ,40,firM,b0!;*(nid.h , T*k4Mitettki,- *Parill; ,f - eafteireido,;•443ey nuthi articles of groat and Vain** . tbC:teitiiiiiiiC::::o37l4l4l:itatridejat , arid' • ",),1 -, -,,arßid*eep4Boooinza4ssoowisixibeeii subscribed at Virtlkeil-Thafok efiridi -1,4100 11.7 — eaWe eatitutp e -41:4 relleree . , 71EirralifelligiliVetTnifalinlitilltAit' al employpd, pflatn in the Melanin P .- , ocrft ` to:miter-their Ixtaakguardi / aria, elin s coctlibeir 4140 york . Co, , • '--' ••'' ftVr. - • • P ponikincg," in: Montrne, - .1, e publiet :I tl' finlitivilig clogieivl - lines" 4sl 1 t i , ~.: .3: ".": , A Sznaltignii,j t. *WV:11.101i of iimt men ' are: hat* in t I To might!' bardathe loffy tliein beloigi "`: 'But little net., of little, halreonl men I Are fittitg thetnes rot poetastev't i t: . My lowly Musa Itit•;Woht.to;wog - thgt4i 14kE., On pinions wc.ak,, no`eilltecl heieht, Stoops, 'plunges:- struggling, In the afry clay, And drags her sultiect.to the light of day. That ftsbed-up form if you will closely scan,; therein resemblance Gtint to!,9an: Th in fire fact s d" "rent l ook you note i -SoTethitig and i.gottt - 1 d.loolt to one itv wfeeerAreto; • . To, frighten girls,lor mate a baby iserutett. • • 4 • This ainiahle youth our hero Is, : I T = - z' !, Wlaoe lone-lanai I;llip.. ll 4 l .il4 l , 4 itine 00=1 Net oft are seen. amid the glare of day ; . _ ~. I.* But when the sun•sinlis in the west 5tway,.. , .1,.. •trA, like thelatt, flits thro' tie dusk to find i- ' Some bitter med'cine 4 ids Pitindieetl'ininal Mostly he hires in lurking Olio:fie - dwell,' L., / Like snapping -turtle Coiled:Within his eltelli . ~, There be P"5.01., unknown; froth ; 3 ; " 4 :AP.S c. And harmless but to chose wint come too near Let others warning take; e'en while I'Writ l'in suffering liydroi9holiia from.hiscbite. Be chooses for-his patient Hagarli spl; ills hand is raised in - trile "gainst . 044 , 0tte h l With wham 6 coMeiliiiontnet:: Bitter 'e js burning out ids heart, is soafslignitte-... to of mankind: his comprehensive soul . .. finds room fur geileral hatred.of 'the ; whole. But still Isis malice, general thq it be,. . . ..: Tnward diff'rent persons _differs- in' degree . ;_ The latest born is #ereeit; 'that to sate ' 1 Bell smother up .an old, lOni , lniaided hate, ' . And form aleague with those 'gilinst -*limn Eitirnal epOlyi *.7 - epkbeiota. 7 : • . Witii - au Pureehp hurls Lis g`',llu'7l dart,... Bippod in . the galfthat (esters reUnd And hopes. it mos prOduee is lasting sti ;_ 1. But the winds take it as an Mho thing; , .• And it careleSi by; aril he wlKose.brelA He meant to Woundis still of peace possessed, tinhappfirretch!" who finds his, highest joy When he can othere_happiness destmyii. Butwheu he what can _his wrack . a+mtge LIN ieeib' he gm:tiles - kith° wildest Tagell He' stamps ; he swears, and feels hisnielfripared -To fight "mitnebody—if hepAly daied.l , . What star malign presided o'er his.birtb, And gave so stra n ge a being tothi:3 earth ',. . - .. Or 'was . he once like other mortals , till . i i Some md Mischance 13gonght . out the Into) ill s -. lie To hfe ihe serpent in n his hosom warmed, l . And All life' to s sweets: vinegar hatisfonn 1 s t f • . , • Tis mid the. blasting of some &orb' hed Made hin3 •in' early youth a - misanthrope; ' 1 -': :Then did Miscall With bitterness tierficia Thence: forth , in every initifhe saw a foe,: -. . In every wciinan • soinething to .be slumped; •.' go And all his thotightssvew dark*rind irioritsund. About this_time, by thive who it w`lis said,. : He 'FM 100 ixicl*l4 to . ear n h! tre,d . By his inFustornecl re algitg ; and , nteit, To give his mi s anthropic feelip vent,_ . ~ He bound himself to learn the 1. dier's trade, And shoot wild Indians in the trietglade. . I But "Jack at all trades good at none," were . 1 Which here proved true; for soon this warrior .4 11. , ,i;.43,,:1at'd blowi,to take es well as give, And trruhl with a, foolish wish to live," Rim valomuly away, as if a i i„,, - Of hoWling savagwi were on , his.tMck. • . . When Uncle Sim his truant boy had.cluglit, He bad no wish the youngster . 4tildbe,Shot, • • (liiritoss.only fault that he his Naar' mistook;! ',A .worthless 'soldier and indifferent-cook,) ' .4e - set him free.. lale'sitettled dotin since that To act eph,black ! guail to'the Dentoerat. Thin-SePAI!‘. his;:ilituEglialling: here, at - 10 ?Fke, Isis rajas enut tiro* seas of Mud, 'pay roam. Bart to that clarkness there'lletloth belong. - The niuse, ;who's held him in the light too long, Here, wearied, drops him; Splashing &ore he . goes, Sllad to. regain the depths -from !whence hcfroise BRIEF TimTnE.l--Benjamin Parke, re recently „appointea POstmaster at Harris buig; President Puree, has .been • re meved, and gr.: Brandt appointed in his place. • • • The President had decided to i continue Mr. Parke' ,; but the : . Simon-pure Democracy - crme down frith.such force against him that the President walk cons. elted reluctantly-le u d the TO. T Lit TiE.IISO- 11 /.. B. • • „Streeter, Bsl., of Montrose, has been ap Pointe*Solicitor' to :The trOustil Streeter has - done seed service to his par= ty, and is ,now reap his *Ward, •in -the .shape - of a salmi': of' thirty Ave hundred dollirs per annum. • Er;riotaavetimieir...The Ow _ Ad yertiier establishment 111,13 t ll hands of liesirs. Powell de Ba es, , have Suit Issued the ftrst naffiter of the Owego ;Southeas . Tier Times; 146 - Sul persedes the:Adrertiscr as the or gan cf:Tioga The. • t • 01*, shows industry and. talent, an' hve its :Asaccess. Will equal in• :t, which Firotni!ies heldrandant. • • . - . • , . ' The -Expresi *rtlrg ti weekly jouirnelpubliihed .lip "tHe• serer*" Express Companies, at 'g6 Wali e tteeeit Illow York,' give& ifie following is ;worth remembering . .• “Consigners cif =packetos.' , .birEiprisa Will do. .well .to mark their IoW, addreto' opott : thetit.- , Stime howies.alwe itlothis.. Some.enel ‘strtheir , eatdi - lirith t telgoods: t embslimes bappenitbau parties I to ithom 'tbe art ides are`aeni O diet-vie- .Inot -be < - 11,m tmle or- . 45b5e.: tefailso . orecei;ei. item. VolessAitdei•olibaik• lb - • ' Pack:. / -ages -•kbinainLitrt he Eitprem 1 ~ eel few' inorttbs.ritler - which iftberejs: tifinfor-' triatiti&ideetifYint ib* , i , ;:- - . _.- . 4 ; ' he / ere ret*meaPkilleul, WAR-PT , P9 44 tRen 3 e 6 for tissefliboth**,ll4 : .; INte/e, 'is no te: - Olitg(infigPFP4 46 :gras are. depots4trjql -whick ~tboy,ipthp At:, • , , i 7, . .. !Awing 'kept, ' *-- .4,41 61 /Tr' 11 1 111;th , * l3 4( o °:Pw.fif ife 11411 t 4 t. 011 arges-7--.• , -; ..v2.6 1-. . - -i'4 . l k`,,:, - - , .„, ,, .,:,,A;:i i ,..;,ctiov.4 1; , .17.°4 1 AF11ir - 71a10.. PPVItP4MIMP,VI.; 1 ge:4o4Wit '..X 46 ' 1 411,0119- I .Tc#: l4 , e f oll f,Jil i. #•? l .. l trPY l i :#l* • ~s.!!, wirtme:n i .i f ~rop.i. Iv, 44fple ;:, ' -1 -1 ; 441 Paltd i ttigl,l'lf 7- ' - i'n'' -, . % ' viliskllo.oo- ‘; lu • -Mi'l 'Oil '''''' ' fA . ~~_.. 66 National 'tenant Current." - ' • .: , iiiiis. simok : t otvrithstandieg aned -I; _ . itnri4l in the lase r ] , Democrat! nnderthe );64 beading is ,positively be l neath Arik 4ciiirr, a disgrace'to the „Editor , thi:ii4,pf per, ;end the - county, as this . ' Ironderful 4 .politieal economist' that pt t':i'h .A - orth will doubtless"succeed, in passing ,it off fur truth upon a . majority of their teed tiers, it. maynot,be amiss " to "expose some of its eirori, and ticliCalousli absind con clusions from-la d premises. .li. ITS no .i is impeachment of tjie intelligence et the readers of the • (=mitt' to assume that a-majority of th In Will receive such a statement in . . dint :paper fin' ; they have a rightto eipect the truth " in-a-mit ier of thks hied, when it can be easily given, - the Person compiling the statement' only having to •copy correctly from the tteasury. report - , fur that year, which lie his in his possession; and doeS pretend to qUote'frem. '..--- • ‘, - , . It is no part, o my purpose! to _ls ow (What .1 do mit', believe) t h at . he county . is,:in immediate 1 danger of • ruin' from "excessive v importat ions of , !foreign - 'n3er chandise, the large and increasing amount • of interest we hare to - pay t i e England'Cin U. Stites, and State_ stocks'; and. Railroad bondsi fr.c., held there ,; .nor by exporting . - twenty; or thirty millions of specie annul ally so long is the stippl.t of gold from California holds out. I3ut this is not con. ceding - that we milit nut, and ought not to do better in some respects than We are daing,-,northat doemay not run too,.ifast s or too fair,- and thereby - get into difficulty .. , r 1 1 soui But. Co the figures of. Oio woficierful 'accotint current.; • . ~ . " Now.let us return to the last bifida] ~ ~ , returns of imports and eXports, and see what facts those - Will establish or the year 152. Here they are in gro s:. - . , ImPorts, less re-export, 4, 5267,240 'Exports, ''' , - - . 3 ',437,837 • • ofExcess exports, Itbi)ort, lesi.re7export Excess of Exports; It would - seem; therefore. that those apprehensive Minds on a careful Pori - ey o r t he above figur,ets' Might be-quietcd;=-• .instead of_ our exports having exceeded' . our. imports;—{Who hris beetr.ftlarmed about that 7)—ittsteed of foreign coun tries holding this awful , balance sheet . in terrorens over our heads, readynt any pro itiliOus.moment tn come down upon us with itft unpaid bill, at " which time 'we must close_shop..-ibere is an excess of exports over-impoits . of Over 37,000;000. But: we are , teld.-iltat in oiderie make the above result thirty or forty . tnillionaof specie is included' in. the ,sum,of exhorts, and it is this -draft of , specie that:is ruin ing the cbuntry drawing away talky." '1 ' They imp:There : an iieass.of exports . • of over •07,000,000,: hut their-figures as giveu 'aborO,.tstake almOst double that . • - .amount, . :.• - • . . - . Excess of exprts oflspecke $37,170,591 g 0043 -35,806,208 1 td I. Toy., $74,976,799 It 111 king 072,976,799._ Noiwonder that they are'ftighteneii at the result of such $ cypbCring,' and conclude to cut : ,dUrrn the imouut about one-:half and to 'send .a balm ce of only 837,000,000 abroad'lo. be • Their item - of. Imjiorif - leas re , '8151;931,137' 'iv . exactly. -tlite • • . Domestic produc e &C„,'exporir stated in table:, P 'of the - Treasury for•the fiscal-year ending June.3li, oan ex term: eel re• 185 t: • I -mlt gl ee o from tale treasury re , port tile gross' ' amount . uf. import s, anJ Imports . . is -pr0010cet..1 1 154,931:14 good; - 1 4 2.047;043 t. • . , ,„ 42.,q4.1;,1 - exPorts - I" , .- - of imports corer myrtle - $2,970,937 ' oWing a: nominal balance of $3,000,- ~ 000 gaiust us: instead et .$37,000,00p or as t eir, figureis actnally make it, a .. $73,000,000, .i/a our faier. i say noniinal, riy- , means cusses up ,leetlse 'this nothe hosineis of th , t _ear.,; t4;l4i nob., Plow how 'large . a . p rt 'of, the goods:jmperted - were item ,he to be , sol 4 on foreign _ac cotmt otrisix,'und nine Months credit, ttnr how,large an amount was for railroad Iron that was , paid for ju part in - railroad °bonds, not :bow , much of the specie, or alraiis of Domestie produce exported, it~ to riay interest on onr'stecks; and Railroad lxinds held in England. • - • :- And nosy let us:ste..- Pr. s4at.' purpose , . . beildes'itloritylng..oou . seraiia . f ree , . . polity,.:**.i : 'o3 - u'lxiiig :,*ti 4 .. a. '. fii(:ll`- Mr. Clad . lv.i. uufigurgis- inive been made ; to: lie . , ~, , ~.. : 110 :*rriblr,,Nwimplylliat. , tblite, wise' po. 1 ittcal,;*.cniamiiste: may bare an, frprioriti ' ttiq 4 . o'stoir`:iliat ii wonderful .4113r,r;iiri , 4 L '414 )ii4*',aiii(l'a yii: Aaahoeriai(itiak Jim, .-- - - • . . .. _ - . • .f.st ' loeit.t.s,X,P Strpt , 411!, As , glum Dii: - ning'woghl say, k befit* idillaitir f t -;i 1 A I** T io;ion let - the Oracle 'lrak:- : . ,'.l!*- .. ' Orse . .iye Batik ttniv isnoi '114. - 4nr, - itOitetiotei 74*to ;the - .. - aliiirte. , !.t,ietiOtiC '' . of *lii?"l4,!* . whitt: : tOurietiitin".dk - iivi) -AO ! , liirtiist' -, .Wfitlist. thiter, that, our fore!in illk:If iio:i , c' TiO4 fiat: , iilmutillalittiee'd . 114'yertiimipoiid--ibiir ebiatisr , W4ispictis AsOireeti- lieitilkiini;?the 4 e.iiiO4; . 'iloti•* . pi, ofilibditsel*F;A \ tade, . fOoirieli that 1 'ollo4l.l;*; . :billiuicir -ill , _ittaiiv,ilie - :l4:iriie in :! mat-4y0r,.4/.to, bc .iicesteddiek:Oilerilisi bdlert.l.,iis,v*Wttioricoioi,ti*riti -- Oiiiiii?i6atr 1. . - foidip . 'lk.::e.iiiiii' has iiini&MhiiirQilii Ti i i il 44o ' - iejiiilf .4 # ll4l Witsitiiilfri rti -'! :::to , I f . -- ; - ,aiuniii.'.* - ..‘irit , :iiiiiiliiii: ;*" 4- *.:.. mommonr -t iiimort 'ik!*tr_ bilai . V . !: , ' - "f it iiiiiVrAf7 — r.' '.---;! i 'l-r.r_*s7., :,,,:-..1: 537;173,591 $193,737.44 . 5. 154,01,137 535,806.208 8207-109188 1 0 03 . 544 - 752:12,613,282 #212,613,28'1 itto,6le,3es • t26:4112,t).s WiGgarrs ln4rhec'olae'4iiAt • old world.'i • - • -•-So wtiaregravely tehi r ktr. Edikor,thtit we havo seat ;about sB7looo.o6o.linsPe. Ole ,to fring cr n :bountricit, I'mt to pny ttilces against qui; or ititert i tat on our .for eign debt, but • 4 1 iohe 'ed-, `and loaned.' Only think of a country, Where thayate of 'interest 'from te per s ient,`(ito - 7" in the eastern, and 8 to 12 in the western' States) and ; where money , can be:readily invested ;St these . rates.tiending $37,000,;:' 000 to apountry (it_went mostly to DT :land) where the rate of interest is, and to'3ieice(st aiAinvei ti 'ient`iimeper cent stocks arenow ahcise an4.4114 ,, at Abel;:same time-that -- we w,er paying - English Capitalists, ~5 to 7 per cent interest 'on some $300;000,000 --hasery few, if any,' antingthnserbest pre pima •to judge,correci , ly; of any 'party, consider this tot; high .a figure: -- - of United I States-and, State stocks, and Railroad, and other bends.:, - • - Thin wilU do - for the -climax of all stu pidity; and' ignorance respecting our tional finances.. Oeszarza. - . .., : -: • :,--::,4 t ' .. ( t - F", the K Sit° 6 9: '. Appropriation to Common-Schools. . • :We'llrei indebted tethe assistant clerk ofrAheschool department for, the follbw ing- interesting table.. .:•He will pleteSe 'relit our thanks; with' the "assurance that we.shall it all times gladly lay before the public any information' he may feel disposed to 'arrange - during leisure mo ments, -connected with the important sub ject of com Mon schools - • - rableshowino: the . aosoixt of the - State ap propriatiosifor Covisr4Oss Schools, :chicle - thesereral . ottities is - 'the State will re -: calve fur . . this coming school year, at a ra - tic! ef36.cesti - to earl t taeable :. : ' ' ' . • No. of Tarables. ''4kppropr•iati•sn. Adam • . • ' . 6,170 , 8'2,221,20 Allegheny -: "30,012 - - 10.804:32 Armstrong ' - 7,640 -- • 2.750;40 Beaver •' — 5.787, - 2,083,32 ,BedfOrd -- - ' 5,3 1 . 4 3 - 1,916,28 - Berke: : . 17 f 0•25 -•-• 6,129,00 Blair - . 5,763 ,• -2,074.63 :Bradford • - 9.221: - 3;319.5G - Bucks . -, 120592 . - - 4-,533,12 Butler. 7,678.. 2,764,08 Cambria • ' 1 ,343- ' - 1,9.4.3,48 Carbon - - - ,1 8 - 1,486, 08 Centre . - ,0. 6 ' • 2,169,361 Chester : 1 ~7' 1 - ' - 5,217,56 . Clarion's '• ' ' • "5,43 ", 1,966,68 Clearfield ' 3,6 42 - ' 1,326,24 1 Clinton' ;_ - ° 2,9 3 : •-t015,08 Co ~ lumbia - '4,554 . " ,650.24 Ceawtord -' - 9,656 - X3,476,16 Cumberland ' . 8.386- ,018,96 Dauphin 8,339 - ,002,04 Deleware. ' 6,040 . ''2,176,20 Elk ° • . 1,17 . 5 423,00 Erie' •2 - 11.336 . 4,080,96 _Fayette- , ' -. 7,949 2,861,64 Forest .206 - 74,16 pianklin, ",:. • -9.4 6 3,389,76 Fulton , t _. , - 2,2 6 ' 822,96 dr - eenic : ' -" 5;4 4 1;952,64 Huntingdon, - ' - - .5,5 g -'.• . 2,005,92 Indiana 1 -. ' - ' 6,9 ,9 ,- 2;519;61 Jefferson . ° • 3,425 - ° :..... 1.233,00 , Juniata .- . . 3,391 . 1,220,76 1 Lancaster ' . 26;462- . '9,166,32 Lawrence. ' • 5,119 1,812,81 Lebanon ~ - 6,323 , 2,276,28 Lehigh - 7;959 .2,95.4.14 Luzerne , • 13,717) - 4,938,12 Lyeoming 7,4981 2,699,28 M' can - 5,546 Mercer - - 8,201 I 2.952.76 i ' Main 1 - ' , • 3,450 ' ,212,03 Monroe- ' - ' 2.990 1.076,40 Montgomery 14.330 5;158;80 Montour. 2,748 - - 987,28 .Northampton 10,863 , 3,910,68 1 • Northumberland 5,401 . 1.944.36 ' Pe* ry -•- 4,795 ..I ' 1,726,20 -.Pike • - ' 1,528 5.50,08 Potter * "1,70 J - ° 615,24 Schuylkill ' 14,724 • . 5,200,64 Somerset . 5,479 - : 1,972,44 Sullivan_ 932 • > 33.5,52 Susqitehanna -, 7,075: • . - .2,547,00 TioAa , ' . 5,770 - : 2,071,20 union ° • 5,779 2,080,44 Venango 4,847 . 1.744,92 Warren • • 3,057 . 1,316,52 Washington - no return. Wayne , • - , 6.217. - 2.238,12 . Westmoreland •- 10,941 . • ° 3,938.76 Wyoming - . - ..: 2,335 840,60 York.. - 15,132 -5,448,60 Phila. city & co. 86,943. r ° 31,299.48 Total. IPra • • _Arrest ofGemeeral St. Antaxd, Fre;44 iaier War-,Dcatlt of General Cyr-. wengew*C• -The following statement is translated from a confidential letter' received from ' ris by the last steamer. - As a matter in 'course, the oceurance is not alluded to Of the French- journals: • We give it tts cmnrituniested: making i due allowance for possible exaggregat ion, though the Source of information is too reliable toneed such allowance : - ~" I •.'ought to tell you that the general, marshal of Pronee,c3t. Arnaud, Minister of War,-was arrested last •evening: . by or .der• ef the Emperer, for the - following ream :sons : General Ccirnemeues, able-de-ea m p , of 06 Eiriperor,.tnind himself in the cab.... inet of his Majesty :with General St. At-- nand: - A sun: of four hundred ihonsand francs , was there, •stid the Ernperor en tering- his datribet; asked for . hjs money, hewhich ' destined for theTniarriage'por- . 'lona the daughter of St, 'A rite ud. Gen- "era Cornemeuse:seelehetl-everY Where, • but Was unable to find More than two hun dred thousand frenei, Whereupon he said leGeneral St, Ainatid:' , Yee and I only . , 'hive been `here, -, and' it'Only yourself !vibe - could' hive taken . Findingt fiat : hoietild 'Not deny the Cbarge, , , St'. Arnaud' instantly= reir , ll4 sword oat killed Gen- I 'o4 Cotne Medief the latter having lrtheltime to mike a dirig . tmen2;:ii jag 'rat' tirtfC.- - Aritatrd.. This 'i . eene. passed under ,the eyeteithei.gmpere4 sadthat' he hadfici - trete to prevent , 4tre , st Mews. ;-The mat eer is - sou - may: rely, epett'ille 'tact.; ,; *chavii'llatiiiliam 11'150tlee4 el4 7 ', :WV fro ar,e;hitheysitreral who played protri I .iireat;iilwat - lit 043' ix!flipftittat Defem , = prßanaticink . sirpeng the itratraence.of the pisties i j cannot: aail4:'ohatrithiiticanaigleriikttihe;fies 7 . foirc4,to 44 4 ; :11 4,l6,4lrAktii.* frf#ll 4.-,*...,..11“4;141 . . , 537,161 • :$193,377,96 3 0 Pitts: ,--r - . 4- 5001101t -- .. f......,' ,1 .: . :,, : , ~. .... * tts nth ~.it calculate& that there are no fan . than 00,000 foreign refugees in London: :` . - • man tinned 'Wardle was lately cot.; victeA iniEnghi,nd of rnarrying eight wives ; all:of *lona were p reseat'at his trial. =--.Vaittn in Detririit'advellses for a pare net' in- the, nurSery. busineps. This is a new way. of advertising for a wife. . cuSliing has presented an ac Of fen ilioniaad agninist:the 'es tate of baniel.Websiei: for 'money lent... • • • ... --There are 'lahOt - .1900* men • employed . on and Elmira t.ailroaci.; ivhiehl-feree is to be doubled in a short time. tptidlo beauffer ing 'trent dy \ spep4a.: attd, sytn ptOtus• of con sumption, and\ will not , probably iurviie long. _ 41 - bear, -A striped i,` bena t 1 e a tiger,a leopard, and a hoin4,toad haie arrieed At New York from CalifOrnia, to be- exhibited at the World'i Fair. . . • —The fragments of the bichelor who "burst into.tears," on . reading I . `antly Fern's _ descriptiun of ;the happiness of married lif - 4 have beim found. ' . Neeria froin •Ne* . Foundland informs. ns . of active imreparitionS•tV Uritish cinihers fur time protection ;of - fishinti,.ground4 frOm •what - they -Call ..the encroachments :of the Americans. , •• . - -•• treig mg. 3.500 pounds; and Per fcetly'white; raised in and a fi. a lefr g•t4l cow, were . passengers on the. l David White, at Wheelinir:, on Tfinrsday. i - They were on route fur the World's Fair.:: i - .• • • ..-The Mississippi river-is said to •be fast .' wearilig".away'-,the Illinois hanks, - - and it , is .generilly intimated that Louis wilt find itself •siX miles distnnt from the liver- Within the next ten, or. ii . tAsibly3the inext five years. Speaking -of diStingniiiied inerv,A . i:odor writer says : Nature =is liberal - of .I.lier ex; temporanconsi productions, ` but she takes' care to:Copyright-thern, and it. that she - nev=er issnes- more than Ons - editiOn Of her Standard a sing:Aar:, fitet, • in *the. history_ of • LoWel ; Maga.; that in 181 8. an ingineer from Bos.tOn,' einplkyod •to ..make a survey -of . that town with a reference to manufiieturing pnr , poses, reported that ther6.waS 'no- water privilege in 'Lowell:. .•-, • .-7 .• very ignorant person was:..cOmpli•' melded On . his good sense. in- • the -preienee .of o cle ver lady: ..! , 1 don't'wonder,!:said she, at; hii posscsing..a large . stock Of. god senso4e never spends any' •-• , n Friday' of last Week Six setters who had bean tried at the OarliSte.llarrnekA for desertiOlL'and sentenerst.Nrere flogged ;:mark ed with tim-letter on -the hip, and - had 'their heads-shave& and on' Snaday'rnorning were drummed ont. of the'garrison.- -.llobert G.-Scott, of • Pr identi4i Orres pondence meMory,lta4 beet? . thelet toil,. which floored..alt the, • andi4atelk . r :vilko aniyfoixl forrniP an o Pening f"0" Go.n.:_rierce„hy nn,apPointitt, t tia,thiprogt-, able consaltititiof Bio - laneir • •i-Matthew Fiala., the gr t light of the ifenck ' rf • ,I 1 the,rtittrtiers,. tnai)4ao-literyl, and crime.; which hare beer( committed &win_ the twenty rears i .. have heen on the Bench, were cliviAet! :into 'five parts, four of them' - WOult - 1 he found to have • ..sresulteti. from intemperance, State DepartMent at,. Washington has - Oven. notice. that Great Britain COM phiins that wild Cattle' have been...killed an 4 other d4redat inns committed . hY `the. A Met.. icans - at the - Falkk.intl 1:41ab44, in comet - 0 nee of which a twee "..has teen : sent thithr to protect the inhabitan•s and their prope.rty. --Calvin Jones. a colo man, -who keep, a - barber shop . in Pittsharg, Pa;, waS arrested in that-city on Friday last Ixr a fugitive A witness for claimant', swore pomtively that the negro escaped frop-his master, in:Mcm p_his, iu 1849,, 1)u on the oath or a numbr of citizens of Pittsburer that.they bad known hiin AS a barber in 'that city for the past ten years,..he.wa. release& - . , ' Tie Shepherd of the,Yalley,, published under 'the eye and professing.- to: speak with the nemh4tion 'of the Catholic Bishop-of Si. Louis, says ! "lf the CAtholies ever, gain, which they surely wilt do, thon_fill at a dist ant Arti,. an immense . ' numerical majority, religious freedom) in thi, connqy hat an end. I So say our enemies. ; So . re 'believe." ~ . . - - . - —The rorekt..City (Clcielawl) miys that fifteen mksionaries are constantly employed in this,country in endeavoring to, convert the Jews to Christianity; at. an expenses of $20,- 000 per a num; and that the. sum total ,of . converts ado during the last three years is twenty-eig)t. 2We' stuipect this is oyercolor ed but. ce tainly the'sneiess of the woik has not beenflattering - r -The:One idea which history exhibi3S as evermore developing itself into greater dis. , tinetnen, is the id ea of lintrianity, the . no ble endeavor , to throw doirn. 'all, the barriers ereeted between men' by prejudice and on side! views ; and., by setting aside ' the dis tirietigns of religion, country, and- caor; to treat the whole human race> as one I)n:idler 'hoodt having one gretit - otject-the 'free de l", rn relopment of , our . spiritual nature. -L-- u telt.. ; ' ' '.. • ! ' ~--f t German 'Pianist, writing ' from .° n t don,sliya that , at parties given by the nobil ity thesartiSts engaged to sing or play area, separated by 4 barrier or railing, from the rest of the company. ::=A lady who is noted alOne for the splendor or her entertainments and -the , goodness of.. her heart: does not put this fence; but dimintsbei the Sign of separa tion. an4degradatiominto.i silken cord, ex tending, from 'one . Side of the rleniving room to , the other: Snobs are found'edieryWhere. —Miss - Maria,Maludtan bps been appOltik ed PO Ili . stress at the Summitl :the Or ellsbu% o , lPOis SA Y , 1 6 ' 4 --- .' bas : - iilivays :; steadfastly adhered . i • :• -. ti,C . :Pijni.'il)" , ?. 4 . - and, will .Inake apoPhlaric, I -1, 11. - 1 4 .14fary Jane Painter .lias been ep 1' . : zd ~ ..Pes; Mis tral! at. ramore; in;Cainbris7. nty, , ,Mis. `Ellin; Oarsotibai - beat i _ apPoiti ed 'Post' Mis: 1 tress at lkfercerburg,- Ka., in place of Mrs.i Findley, ret4Ored. -I . .. - /- ' . • '"- , e•i , An• article; in- Itont'sVerOhluseultroga - zing upon Allericany ooyi Ahati:tfi tfacti of country AyiOt.betTeek. the daa mountains ou tlieaesstg.and . from.: the- torthei*viuth, - 2,Vorakilit;GOttitli 11 3 0 P9finietietitt - thei: 80 * .1 ioteoli of Marble lifortilooo4OOt OeiebOite4 , •iii lAnsPOkisso4l l .. iiii*tyjm(L, , arrety i Aliet , sititei.t:sayit;444 rdidSittl every res . pict glaisa:41;ho•,voloo" Oitho , Bisir4lO4 tb {is now mounting t o : t ;aao . 000:: I - 2 .. • / e Week'Europ Later from e: - ....., ! g - '', •: r 1 ~,,t k o. - - •.,, . s • 1 . 11 , ''', * 2AI A I 3IV AI I' - he:„busittelia in Ittiirliiriant has been.of iii !:local: titterest, cidekycrespecting the :41 mann fit' dburciiiistelk.. . \ If i n Fridnir - ilighli 015#18th) questions :te l e Pat- - foithe piliiernment in both lEk uses 4 6710 certain' be position of Eng in In , 0 with ' regard to the critical state 'of lnikish ~affuirs.- Lo;I Clarendon in the .41Olds, ind.r*ni Joh - .Russel in the Com ifitimei Mr as, :stated 1 .that the French and Eng-'- d li' ' Represeintatives lat Constantinople:, re scrum to ;concert. an that the integ of the -,Port,:e wonid be rnaintainnd.,--- . I I 'vas hoped [4ussia vould insist onititti ii incoropatttile therewith, but in the p tit conditibu ofahe,matter e the'Brit i.4 Poiern ment. _cupid „link giveforther in. y 1 ,tici.n-6f iflp ciitiiiiittrO'y *initd pursue., 1 gtand lip red and iidttregs, from the mmittee_ of the Aigi-Slavery. So ciety . Afra Otovrn Alrnacks, .inirowd,-nrstly Qua. 0011 t , ed. I 'jasetih trtrge, the 11.Prafisdi;$tovirn 1. 'cre prig and flowery fl,fikd ipassed. 111,rs.fitowe, 'inirßsiea;'and afterward ad qpper. Where "a marble tiust 141BOvard,' was • " iireu tii . i•don. ..,A 11 ladie.s, at t 4 ' i sident, and • qe' t;ddre:SE42 I Oe ***l•Bsetilbt: e,ieilangiiig . , , - to 1 , Urnedsi •TlMrs:' Stow The rattp St. Cloud. Oes:eritme ror an it . .was, concerning, projects. iig free l inedical refill( to the iountry, dist gets. antiuo le , news caused - on the Paris , l3ourse, which _a false report . - that the ?.s 130 entered Turlmy : 1 believ that: Napoleon had Rtissial Minister, that. as lesired peace in Enrope,lie itate tochange his policy if maaswies hostile to Framed 9. - eor of tliC . The Consi Int aff P ttatio: increaso 14tssiiin force general] ,ureti ach as *ha *paid , tot , he i I'ms/a locceu i the tast] .. .. . . IiWIT2IIIL.N.P. I . ' -', iin Charge de AFairshad no ral goiernment it bat Austria, tibe Ilseiesaaess of fort hertte lalt Swit ertand, bad 'ordered %v. - Env° at-Vienna. M. Stini rely - called ; mod diplomat ,re cqn pletety broken•• Oft--,. iirade aketi by Switzeiland in ion. - ' I .: TheAustri! ed !betide tivicied of t g:tiation's -wit ti i in - . to Withdi e , : The SWiig .t; is conticla vela' ions-, nie brava at attracts Otei . Milan letters me , tion that the Anstri a Commission of 'lnquiry; now setting, ''s totally failed . ; o stublish any eidetice *limed inn. the Lom i iird emigrants in Sar 'alma - with the rece .t revolution. i l ' The- - Pope . --. l has`gone to'Air 4 io. ,: l Magnetic - j table Inniing - ii now nil the' ruge at - .Ruffle.: The Pope ind-jesi4ei qolleges 'have been experimenting. The- Porte, has r . :ofas ' fan, and Prince At I FrAstattlitlOple on boa • Odessa. - The Amhaseador I d -the, French fie 1 . - opposed with a :r , I 'o f 1 p ssia n.- i enipt . I trait ; -hut ',On 'the II 11 atS von was -sii al : r The British fleet the IStb, ettaititig England. "1 Dispatches to the as, stated 1 I that N oayd a istelmer,,ai dais longer to 11 lit again res i s ted he 1 .1 1 Laser Ibielligeni ,hat the" French, ,liipsi in Chiba bad ankhn anilShang i t. the earnost'regitq 1 The new .from ,I o the British. I '''' 1 ' l l - —----- I' f L liT IBLE C V 'lt' to 11L -- AT I - Ts u i - C l ' FLA 41 1-0 ". knt CiNADA.---Pzer etfroai a Letter clated 1 - 4 i-real - lqay . 3_ ~- 1 ,53.7 .. ..., 1 wr ift e.. . y t ii it ,I'ome (la' s sloce,ll regard to a . Are in the ~, toils i i !be town of Westmeath. 171 en, 1 )le 'hat iftid tiot b • iii fold'us. - More 're keut in Ormittioti 11 liow`a' that, it was the vi Ipost ap soli an destritetii-e `Conilagra; can wl kit has - r r:Aisitell'the Cimadas. _awe I..iti ifs ttia4 and lrresist ilirlea 'le ' l eer -, t rough thel towns of Weittn lith,, oss, agot4'enibroke, Ilroornly. I '6, r•; 1 , .1. it ion, Sh ar;:tinil tha.iSlands Of . Calintit and Allume tes. ' ' 1 - --- -- ' -, i - ; 11 ' The: antes we` e'driven fOrward:With 1 great i petiiosity. litbdreds of fa tniliesl- 1 t ',—rneti, vonieti; atnl eligdrephad to tee before t ie:de, vouringelhoent, With nntli iing or l iiielr priiPerty saved . but their I ,ootties ;. , --to.l tit se ;were oftenlmined upon t mirl back'S. ',Forttifintety, there 'ilv ere ' b t.a 'few' Hies lost—only one' aged `Man ha; "nip •tis far .. ai !earned, perished. 'Nally attl, - 130e'icir,' imp, Sze - ., were * ;an at? ii , rued. Wltillitit es had - to take refuge i / i it - i . the . , l l u§ki•at riv r; to protect theii hod liesone Point; a small steamboat a !took,board .1 ) al number Of families to sard t etii - from perishing;' but the boat: heftily sscaped, intense. was the beat of ihe -611 mug for is .on either : side of the river. 1 - .1 - The cnuntry 1? bY . 4411; "dad 'inure -. hesare.leftTentire_ see saved' fur; pi arit-I)et% . J ireliere , cil - `,,e700.- there "seringolljec44Z Atirnnt--- 1 in . ~gar'Dhvii in - ilio 'Link Pe' . irtee Siremp;'Siiiitit . Citelibe lives tiliVeer. old iniie. * Ile' tievei* ctiltiiatei the -iniit'Ot;_ accumulates inenry '-'.Whieh he hi esild hollow trq4.s,_and he willlnati it if .t is se.;. curitp: suite . -bli,: Ife" Sells' the till honey ilf these'l4o the itniteca 'of hi s iiri#veritir §nekeite i killsriVith4'lliii'ii - ,ti 4 illieW:os'iiixbtid. 'thit'a nitileiniaS' fitekti,*lll'`liiit fetib= trate: thein ' Bftvent Y 1-6liiii'hifs te.live4 ltilbelegibe - ina*eyetriitinii - atia* Joie; toit-idtetYliaiNv4l, 6f1": calis'e l ic'it - else' his life T- 4 1d :W I beer ilit , ' ii..?llett be hee'cit' liiit:beit gift wino 40. Hai il& Ne i paragrai EZIP':* - 1 10$i4W. ioCiageQl tilo,lX l o4 l thet'redou Empress had gone • .to fseeept li'imosia* .risehikoff embarked at a. lieu:ion aiiip of war. of Franee .bad. priler i.t to, the liiirctanelles, le* to prevent any at, o seize. or , pass the j Oth tbegraeii;scraa al amis, - remaineSa Maltn on I reinforce nts, from Brit LittAdiniral Dun . ensclzio r fr remained on d, 'given t be,Porte • consiatev.. thteat ening hdraw, . '' freer Mini' scares c.,. Ainerj:mn , and , En list) undettaken to Err neat ban against the i tals, st. Of the Empen ... ~ iiirrnah,is unEwoTaille .i • ' mined 'Over - - extends 70 than five huisdred fami i:deititute."- 'Even the ntitig is got 3. ' Meet-_ iii at "vtirtou, poitiii to tS:'. The TO wn Coun ive set apart X 250. and. 4 1 111$ tare.alreeds,reaeh-, never''were triorie_ii. liasiqs---Amapi..L.ii: tie tVetit- gods u ~01(!c* DMrict SYlvist-er , ca4,l*fikft4ol64 .~~,. ~. .~Pe ~: ~ 7 . .- _ _ /trash' Beliatei . - ,-- terms c ' f !fie - 1011 4iving *Senators igiiief - twitlethelliiii;•itatiini cor thelata Jim iof tbe:l4einilii,unkrfl -''-'..,.!' I. Philadelphia-ii.ty--C6ries O'Neill,. _ - Kg. Philadelphia - aiuntyit—.7'ltonitu I'm ''' fek: - 4 Li. Adams a 4 E'jitikli-Thornas Car- On , —: -'.-. i:.7. ‘_••=l' '" -- 13:".'-'C-- --- lir `i ri-rial.,ztnd -Pen7—Joseph rn - 14 and I . funtingian-- ‘.. . i-dqi, mbia and Montour - r Stialluehaßna arid Wyo• - Wid'iltrioli;;;',..-t Tr-1 f : VVtiaTiiwafid:*firred—.:. ;umbe 1 1- 11iley. - 4 15., Blaie. C 1t.. - A.. - M'Murt 16- Luzern •-c_R.: Bu c . 17. Bi;adAcr iiihtir : 4_gekiq 19'. -Mercer, .Tno: Hog*. .- 21.'13iiilei' Archibald: Rub - 22...Airektie • 35. Amman Christian! Mye . i -Those in Ri in. !title Deni The l'it;11 'trieta are`s-de theeei, 1 3 , de represented b: ,popderance ill the. rasiitt JO •t impOrtanC,e of . • bianeb of ftilte . in d ace .e very Cat in the-Tnan next election. .:13`nai'4i 1 ' Carothers. Ong, Indiana and alarm' • man are Whigs; and that e • . - P i irls6, dedlY Whig The 250, .ucratic lest be pirty . .p re . .the Senaie depends upoi e.iloubiful i districti.':- The - ,balding _lt .inaintity,.r onis "n*eininent should Whig -to reel. a deei} ter, and do,,hks chtfy at _tha Strieini- ft . ., dbarini , Gram; are. . spect able yo 'l .4 g . man in Clifford town- - . ship, - Susqueb . nun county, committed as• icid by bangi !g, :nn Il.l.9nday of this'-week. He; had 'been devriterLto the doctrine of !. Spiritual M. 'lnfestations" for some timle, E;ut l o`o flore t .' found after bis 'death. asked ihnt hi " medium" ',.*illirig 'hiniself 'Anna ' be attribni , d too.his . being ti It ns.. but only to t tRt fact that he. was tired f i - lving.--LaCdintaana Gi;i.z`pi: .s. 2,1' . :: • I . ...-..'...-. 1 I' .": ', If I ) titireg" :-: • 11 , , , ]"...- --,.:- :,-.-.:::;.. iitel nd ebtat c „. - ORD R, OP.TAIE 13 % - . 7 ,- ~ 'The..Severity- , *end:, anniversary * - tatiatiu al ludependen -wilt be celebrated at Or t Bendt in the following :tuner: - . - •. , The day wil t beliliere4 in by , - firinest Nat Ii Salute of thirbe :n g)irut at, sunnse, Under‘the - ;bon of C01,...-. •Spieeit• of Harford: - At 16 ,o'cl : I. the- Prumation will be knned in: • 'frontirif the" . k-flottie,' under the tfiiection of .' 1 Cita - auto E.. F` ' - of Great "Ben& llior.shal ' a thd 'tidir.-= - . : : '.......-- s,' • - ' --- Geii: Carprn e ttlir of Harfoid; Col. Ogden rrit t of New Milford ii - 11 4. kicKunii ' .Sii - allialinwit - I datArarsgaps Cot. Raw', ....1 , ...of Franklin,. -. •,.. • -, I ° ,i . G e a. jk o t it i, Itialitni . .of - Cintklin,.. - " i An& initreli t6":the wound ittecte : : foi the Oration, I in the folios - it in t order: ''--• ' . ' - " " . - Ist=-Eariti ot'llkluate.--: „,, , - - , - '.- . ld—:Chapla - ' Orator " an, Meader. . . - • ' s(iL•••ci;ditti4 ' .. i Q t ' .11 ess and Reception. i .'4th-itnvotu ion:try di itnd- Aged Peta ! )t," Is. .- . btir;=-I.loies and citizit itygenettiL - I` '''-- - • -' - ; ORDER 'Or - jtejszs. - , Ist--M fie by the areitt Bend Briss)ttatut.': •: ' 2:1---linayer , ,Rev.J. B. McCreary 'of Gt. Ben& 3d—Musie. :-..- ,:-- :'-,- -; -' - . 4th-:-: , lttatdin peattration,of, Independence.. .-. i • :. bth—Muia .!" - '--- . , - 6th—:Oratio' '. - ' • - _ •-- , . " I N - IL-.)lttsitn.l" , ' " -.-' ' - -'•• • , i • -•- - ' '" ... Afte e r the'exercises tile A•:::essiitn 'will° nail , forgt- in thetoe oider,:and inardh back to .the 'Lusk Holi-le,"-Vbere ,ketainptimus.Aidugrw4l hi s., servedup by' .", Cospenter. • the following nun. 6 " PeNclas ha ; e bee ri appoirited a Cornriiittee'of Reeepttoraor t fi e day - :- ' David Thcants, Esq,, litaac „, Reekhow, Esq ;,Nt'• P. Witller.-14;T.Stephen4,,Esq-,. ' William ,payt ' ' John - MeKinne.y, ~,tbratuuti Rae- Bois, Est.; and toil .I tt et !! 4 Eitt o U d .„ ,-. ,frk. Fourth ofi Marringra S l:4 q ue ba nft ft equaty. may. well; btr. arnissaum. Sudan'. to-Mgo. • TVS, 1)0111. of Auburni • -- Io Antitkrii, Rev..Rela Ifl1vIt! +, .~Fa~ • •In Fotest :kc,2une 61.11,11 - itemr. son of jod wn 'and Hetie. -.4 Stobe, aged 1, year, T months,, iti , if Bates. • ,prits,,Miisouei, hisy ,9114-11363; -Ben asiirs- of •Oshuti. N O'. - Burand,.daughter. of - the. Tireßryan iat, .this Forrnty;-aged 26 scam Me l Gamily entigialt4 in. October. 1650. one -They lost. 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