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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

SANDS SAHs.gAsILLA.-Loss OF appetite. lpdsv.ss.
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gastrris or iaianrasaoa a. y
Stomach all proceed froGi The same cause sesc - =
hen hy sscrr,isa of gastric juice ard bile Ths ,.e
eIsncs no LOGGER send 10Th healthy aow and lie
ssues acrd bile Thea follows scidy Of The soos,e
cordcs headachc aud D-usee rcllElaes seosaaoos -
variety OF other peculiar feelings Known oaly 20 H.
err Fer these and kindred Gheascs = new rrms &c
dawncd upon the world. hasins oc It's object lie
suffering humanity. >a1c's Saisapa-;a, ca er:rrS -
table eoInpo-Iou, ia its operation peculiar. en,sS
The circulation, Inns coming IN contact with tne go
cause Of disease and displacrg unhealthy secrelon
endng its influence 10 every Part o. the body sai
general reaction. when health succeed, deAily sst -
ease. For certi6ca = OF cures, advertisement, - =
and other daily papers,
Prepared and .sold, wholesale ard ceiall and s,r
tstion by a 8. SANDS CO., Druggists aad csssassf
C;rauue Buildings, No. rs Broadway corner of Cs,sS
street, New-YoTk. Sold also oy A. 5. L D. Ssuds ~
gisis Nos 70 sndlo Fglton-stret; David Ssnash r.
II Ea, Brpaiway cofn-, Of Marie, street, ard n, ~
gists generally throughout the United State. Pcs NJ
bottle six bottles for u
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Coart Calendar.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. 81, IS, "A, 2s, Il,
81, 60, II, SO, 81, 90, SO, 95, 9s, 81, 90, 81
100, l0l, l02, 1G3.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. II, Ia, Is, 16, u,
lS, 10, 90, 81, %, %, "a, 25, &c, OF, %, ~
80, 81, 30. 33, "a, 35.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. IS, 81, IS, SO, 7Q7l
72, 73, II, Is, 80, %.
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NEW NOVEL

u ny Eady Lyitou Bu'wer.-81ANCA Ca
PELLo, ~ Historical Tale by Lady Lyuon Bulwes u.
thor OF f" Caeveley," SC.
The above work will he issued within so hours after ..
arrival of the Steamer D1uble Extra Octave Nunbs
al the Nsw WORLD a: i2s cents copy, copies CT s.
or So hundred TO Agents.
The great reputation OF the auhoress will nsurea noa
extensive sale Orders De Immediate only e,
edition will be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

The SUBMARINE TELESCOPE have before
noticed The invention by Mrs. SARAH P. MATTERS
of Brooklyn of O. telescope BIZ which the bottom of
rivers, lakes or seas is rendered distinctly visible
We understand that repeated experiments have
proved it to be Of the most decided utility Water
to almost any depth is rendered by it perfectly
transparent and as accurate survey of the bed of
sea may DC made by it as can be effected of the
surface of the land. BY an improvement which
the ingenious nventrcss has made upon it since its
first exhibition the bottom of ship may be tho.
roughly inspected by one standing upon deck. The
important purposes such an instrument may be
made to serve in removing Instructions to naviga-
ton, in recovering wrecked vessels or lost goods
aad in thousand ways of practical utility are too
evident to require notice and will, we doubt not,
secure the attention OF those most nearly interest
ed in these objects. We learn that an agent has
gone to Washington to bring the matter to the
attention of the Government, and we trust that
some means will be adopted to give it a thorough
examination and that all the ragement will
be extended to which its merits shall de-
serve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24
SUPREME couRT-sArrsDAy. J.s. 81

SUPREME COURT-SATuaDAY, JAs. 81.
No. l04. U. S. in error, vs.. Reside. Dismissed.
No. los. Butterworth, in error, vs.. Parmelec,
AilSurn 81 Rogers. Dismissed with costs.
No. 1876. Au,is, in error, IS. ParmeIee, Klburn s.
Rogers. Dismissed with costs.
No. Is. Mercer ct Tx, in error vs.. Selden.
Jones for plaintiffs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

pen' We hereby tender 5ou column day OF
The Tribune fsr tea days, promising to publish
pey5otsm whatever you may write and put your
name ,o-and to publish it in both cur Daily and
Weekly papers. You may give your view OF the
Who'll. eo.,roversv between yourself and the Press
s. your story Of the Bslston Trial, and cut Us UP
10 your hearts content We viii farther agree net
10 write over two columns in reply to The Whole
Now why is not this better than invoking the aid
Of John Doe and Richard Roe (no offence to
Judge w. and your learned kinsman y IN ;hs.
prerises7 Be wise, now, most chivalrous antago-
niss, and don't desract from the dignity OF your
profession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

MERCANTILE LIBRARY Assoc1ATIoN.-JoHS
NAL, Esq. of Portland, Me. lectures this evening
before TIN. Association at the Tabernacle upon the
" Rights of Weman." He is, as our readers know
an able man and eloquent speaker and the subjec;
ne has chosen viii afford an opportunity (Which he
will beyond ali doubt improye) for an entertaining
and Instructive discourse
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ia et

~ Tn. Pamphlet containing the full PARTICULARS Of toe
somers autny Plsn OF Inc vessel, Portrait OF Capt mc
Yen.se Zoe ie Of Spescsr's frograae, &c &c can De
had a. ibis Office, In wrnp psrs ready 70. mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

ELEcTIse LAwTERs.-A Mr.. Parker, a Mem
Der Of the Texan Congress fron, Houston Co., 10
,rodaced bill providing that but two LAWYERS
shall De allowed TO practice in each county, and
that they shall be elected By the People!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

SuIc1DE.-A young man by the maze of Charles
jenkins, about % years of age, son of Sir. Jo-
seph jenkins, living near Madison Mills, in this
Stare, committed suicide on Saturday last by
hanging aimseIf with halter in his fathers barn
Portland Daily Am.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

ILLisols.-A law has just been passed by the
Legislature OF Illinois, which mus, interfere greatly
with the collection OF debts due in that State. IL
provides that al! property offered for sale under
execution, shall sell for two-thrds of its appraised
valne, and that value is to be regulated by what
property was worth in " ordinary times" tex
tends TO all sales under DEGREES in Chancery,
Deeds of Trust, Mortgages, &C., and obliges the
pIaintifi to buy the property in year from the
date of his execution al two-thrds of its apprsis
ed value, or lose his lien, as to the judgement
creditors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

p Central Clay CelmE,itfee.--an a'loI r!ass
meet, 81 hi. Cannee viii be held al National all,
Sat-: on wedoesday Evening" 25h inst, at O'Clock
o''N' JAS. " REYNOLDS, Chairman.
5or sn: + Ds Msaa. seess.ari.s Jaa
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p We are under additional obligations 10 Messrs. 40
ans Co. for early receipt OF Eastern papers, aao
Mes.rs Porneros { Co. tor Northern advices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

~ The Washington correspondent of the
Journal of Commerce says that Mr.. SPENCER, the
Secretary of War, is making preparations for an
extensive official survey of the military posts on
The western and other frontiers, during the recess
q: Congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

u For several Literary No,icesa letter with late News
from Boson-Lueky Escape IRON Mexican CaptiYity--and
notice Of the Practical Movements First
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

70 Hon. GEe. w. CRAWFORD, the Wing can
didate for Congress in Georgia, has 5,1S3 major
ity in 89 Counties, which the five small! Counties
remaining will probably reduce to 1000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

70 Mr., G. Q. GoLDsxIFH will give Lecture
on Tas PEs, its uses and achievements, at Gin
ton Hall on Thursday evening. He is we'll ac-
quainsed with his subject, and win make the most
of it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

q Two men named John blillar and Benjs-
nsin Gledhill have been arrested and committed
OF charge of having stslen broadclosh to the
amount Of $500 from the factory at Lenox. Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

ar On the last page a Poem By BEsJAMs-nohce OF
The Fire in Brooklyn. ssd narrowing tale OF Love ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

" THE wHrc ALmAsAc AND UNITED STATES REGIS
sEa for the year lS43 msy be obtained at Tbs ONCE IN
wrappers ready mailing. Price l2s cents Poslmassei
and others RENTING dollar will receive IL cspss oy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24
{ nflnfv.

20 The Land Office at Dubuque, in the Terri
tory of Iowa, is to be removed to Marion, in Linn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

10 correspondent of the Courier writing
from Columbus, Ga, states that the case Of Gen.
MacDougald, charged with murder, in having shot
Col. Hepburn, has been submitted to the jsry after
some days trial, and resulted in verdict Of ac-
uuittal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

RAILROADS AND ExPREssEs.-We noticed
day or two since the presentation in the Legisls
ture of petition from Messrs. Pullen and CoPp
for relief against the refusal of the Albany and
West Stockbridge Railroad Company to carry
their packages, en- the ground that they had sold
the exclusive right to carry such packages over
their road to another company. The Troy Wing
contains an account of the matter from which IL
appears that at the close of navigation in Decem-
Der, Messrs Pullen & Copp applied to the agent
OF the road al Albany fer the terms on which their
packages would be carried and were told that
they would not be taken any terms. They
then applied to the Directors of the road but they
refused to interfere, and beth themselves person
ally ana their agent, Mr.. Willard, have been for
hidden TO travel on the road unless they would
leave their trunks behind them. This certainly
seems to be arbitrary and unjusti6able; for if the
Company have right to refuse the use OF their
road to enc man or set of men. they certainly may
refuse il TO any other; and j, thus ceases 10 be
public way Il is believed that the Legislature
will investigate the matter and take such steps as
will remedy the grievances complained of.
DEDIcAT1oN--The Rose Hill Methodist Church
in Tweuty-Seventh street, between the Second and
Third avenues, was dedicated to The worship OF
God On Friday last. a very lasse audience was
present, and the exercises were deeply Interesting
The dedication service performed by Rev.
DR.. BASGs, and The sermon delivered By DR.. OLlN,
President OF the Wesleyan University. His dis
course was mainly an exposition of the Spirituality
OF the Christian Faith, opposed alike to the
cere,nonials and forms of the Jewish religion and
to the love of merely intellectual Wisdom which
distinguished the Greeks. II was enc of the ablest
sermons 70 which have recently lssened its sem
fences although ertempore, were elassicay cefrecs
and elegant, and delivered in style of the deep
ess sincerity AMI the truest eoquence. TWAS very
long, but heard with thrilling pleasure 10 the
end. Rev. John Demps,er preached 70 a large
audience IN the evening.
A SslclpE,--On the 18th inst A. B. McGrew,
Register and Recorder Of Westmo,eiand county,
Pa. was foand in his own barn, suspended By tbe
reins Of a bride over The threshing floor. When
| found, the vital spark bad fed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

~ A fireman named Lloyd Hays was accidental.
y killed by being crushed by in the railroad
depot at Washington on Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

ENteSASTs TO THE WEsr-There arrived a
St Louis on the s,h and 9Th inst. 14I7 passenger.
principally English and German.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

n Godey's Lady'a Book and Grahauas Magazine, for
February, are received aad for sale at this oHce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

20 MIR. John Worcester was drowned in III,
Lake at Buffalo few day, since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

KEs1uchr.-The vote for Z. S. Senator in the
respective Houses ofthe Legislaturewas as follows
Senate. House Total
John J. Crittenden, Wing ......24 "a So
Richard NJ. Johnson, Loco.....ll 3 %
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"You should be wsusn,
Ard vet your boards forbid me 10 in,e-nrs,
r,shat Won are N ~ Sknfy,a<rr, F%'


That you are o."-Ssntspeare
N Thus spoke the great bard, o. females with h,,
on their upper lips. Al such frightfcl exereseeues
be permanently eadicatcd, well Superausu, nj,
th. sides 81 the face, back of the neck the b,po -
mare Stubborn beard OF uan by using Gourapd Pess,ss
rs Powders fr uprooting hair. To be had al 6?
door rom Broadway. 81 pes bottle. isi S,s
Or Madame Adoph receives host OF visitors a, p,
Museum yesterday who appeared delight With her ~
terious revelations She isan extraordinary wonss W.
u Every day the number OF visitors To see Tom Ts,,
is greater than the day preceding The Museum Is ihoS
Gay and night. Splendid performances to.norroe. s@
u For Sir Astey Coopersceiebrated Corn Salye, ;,
slve cure. see Advertisement ON apother page ~.
Rev Works Receives Yesterday aud far
SALE AT THE 0FSICE OF The TRIBUNE
Agents supplied 1T liberal discount. Term, casa
Aissa's History no. a
Ihers'S French Revelation No. 9..,...,.......ssr,
SCOTS Nsveis, rae Abbott, No. ll.............ss,,
The Inquiry Ia,o the Soaers aiu.iny, Pamphlets, On.
iainirs all the proceedings, with Portrait OF Carr as
kense, tpences Programme, REV o.; The Brig Saae,s,s
the Documents &c. also for sale above a; st ceurs
copy OF 81 per Dozen ~
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I Madame Adoph receives host OF visitors a, p,,
Museum yesterday, who appeared delighted With be- -.
FERROUS revelations She IS extraordinary Yc,na.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

''s 40 PHILIP HONE, Chairman, pro TEN.
I EsE pi eswss secrssaes, p'o 'e JIG St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

u Every day the number oi visitors 10 see Tom Ts-
is greater than the day preceding The Museum i ihr,,
Gay and night. Splendid performances Tomorrow -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

20 Some Internal scoundrel removed one of The
supports of the Railroad track on the A,tica and
Buffalo road on the 1sth by which the locomotive
was thrown down bank and two or three men
somewhat injured. The Engineer suspected tina,
all wa. not right, and checked the train but for
this, there would probably have occurred far
more serious calamity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24
uFa Democratic whiS General Com
,,,s,,ce-January nth, lSSa-0 motion,

R,,aE.sa. chat the Democratic Wing Electors Of .Uca
wards 10 tie city OF NewYork. have not appointed ~
seez;es 70 the mig Gonrral CoTahee, VIZ IT, 80, 4a,
s ard 14n, respectfully ftqoe ,ed 10 assent a. re
brad quarters in insr respective wards on lue.usy
24h DAY OF january INST, al, O'clock r M, anu ynii
Delegates 10 represent each OF sueh "aras In sai'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

u For Sir ashley Coopersceiebrated Com s,v. :,
silive cure see Advertisement on apother page 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

We have been favored with polite and cour-
ssous epis,le from our old friend RICHARD Coo,
PER, Esq, of coopers,own. written In behalf and
a. the direction Of his uncle Fenimore, which, hay-
ing special reasons therefor, and presuming thut
no offence can be taken where no harm is lnten-
ded, we herewith submit to the public It is,
verbatim as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

% We published some weeks since an inter-
estins article on " Burr and Blanaerhasset,' from
the Licking Valley Register The Detroit Adver-
tiser coDiectures that the writer is Robert Wick
life, Senior, of Kentucky, and adds that Judge
Williams, formerly Senator from Tennessee, al
ways maintained that Gen. Jackson was possessed
of facts which would have convicted Burr at Rich
mond, if he had thought proper to testify to them
Certain it is, that Col. Burr was always a warm
friend of the General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

U This bill is so coptrived as to smother the
stasnch Wing Counties of Erie, Mercer, Beaver,
Washington, Huntingdon. Adams, Union and
Oslawa1e 1t will answer for this time, but not so
we'll for 1914. Even the Erie District, UNANIMOUSLY
Gerrymandersd as 1t is, will emaRcipase itself in
hat contest,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

" EBEsEzER Mack. Esq. of Ithaca, highly
res pcctable Clin,onian in old times, and modern
Bank Democrat of the Humphrey and Rex Davis
school, was on Saturday evening selected by the
Loco Foco Senator'S in caucus as their candidate for
P,in,er TO the Senate He had 10 votes to for
Il. o'Reilly OF Rochester and for Carroll & Cook
# Troy. So the Radicals are knocked into non
,nti,y-they haven't look We beat them all
hollow in the vote. Slamm, didn't tell ye so''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

70 We are rather surprised to learn that Of 81
Postnasters in the Union whose compensation ex-
ceeds $500, tteentytno ere in Massachusetts. The
Postmasters of the eight chief towns in that State
receive as follows: Boston, $4,000; New Bedford
sl,57l 10; Newburyport, sl,25l 10; Nor,hamp-
ton, sl,so7 IA; Salem, s1,7o2 95; Springfield,
sl,499 IL; Worcester, sl,509l %; Lowell,
$1,226 TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

MASSACHUSETTS SAVINGS BASXs.-lhe num-
Der of depositcfs during the last year was d. 1887
the amour, CT deposites s69O0,451 10, the diyid.
END, for the year sa82,291 1s. In 1885 the
amount of dcposites in these institutions was only
1868, 392 SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

SslciDg,--On the 18th inst. A. B. McGrew,
Register and Recorder OF Westmo,eiand county,
Pa. was foand in his own barn, suspended By tbe
reins Of a bride over The threshing floor. When
found, the vital spark bad fed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-24

% The steamboat NORWICH, Capt. I. H.
Hultz, arrived at Albany at o'clock on Sunday
morning-;he first boat OF the scason-in 16 hours
from this city. The Robert L Stevens, which left
this city on Saturday afternoon, reached Albany al,
l P. NJ. of Sunday. The san1usky soon followed
with two freight boats in tow-so that the naviga.
cation may be considered fairly opened. The
Norwich left Albany on her return at 8 yesterday
morning, and reached this city between 0 and IL
P. NJ.
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SeDis 0imreibmna fiirNferbe.

Sie1e Itbdbbare gtnreitun9 TT init ,Duts
osrbarsm grfcls sebrautt worben, aur 9sis
lung bet bartnefisltsn Granfbeiten woaIit
Yferoe bebaftet ltno, folbe als
4lfe Strabnnnssn Sbpsllunsen, Gsifs
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oer Sattel Dsrurfaebt, Dsrsnfuna oerShala
tern, SerreEtuna pes 5alIes, 9errsnfuns
Der @ebsneel, Serrenfuns Oct Wirbelfnos
ebsn, Serrenenns i'm &nis, Serrenfuns i'm
9ufbaar, 9errenenns psr 8ubfsdeln une oss
Su6sslenfs.
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ben @hnitte, Qnetbunsen &C., unb site
aleitb 0inoerua9 in Der Ndube uno anoern
Sranfbeiten, weIe6en pferpe ,nit psines
ShBsn nno Staten uAterpprfen ilnb, er3ense
burtb Die ct. Sobannsswursel, weltbe efe
bic 6ufe uno SuBenotbeu berpRrrs Usrbirbt
ine Ger Dirfuns bon Sulpbur5l, blaasn
Sitriol uno anoern eben 70 fraftisen Olit'
teln entse9en ,pirfsn.
Diefe ginrsituns miro Sufle6misssn, Gis
seutbumern Dcu $iperp Gtallen Subrleutei',
StaHeb.g ousraftorsn uno, pripat perren
empfcblen aIs cine mfbasbare Wleol3'n
nno follte fortndbrenb in tbren Stallsu gee
baltsn weroen. Sum 9srfanf bei
7ames D. lambert, asent
| fir W1arlebal's fdmintliete spreparsff.
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RAO0<~OA~
Scrbcirntbet.

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go. Suli, 5err Saeob Scribe nit SRl6 gatba:
rina Semp, btioe bon Srefnof.
-our6 ben gbr,p. 6rn. Slaaf OlieGe: am
29'en Suli 5err Sennspille $oos nit Dlib
Waria Sbwoper, belpe bon Center.
-ebenfalls, 81. 5slea DaDis Don Bern, nit
Wlib Ssnrictta Sutlsr bon psnn.
-bnrb pcn gbrw. 6rn. wm pauli, am 90
tten Juli, 81. Sfaat 6ieltsr NIT Wfib gatbas
rlna Saa9r BON gumrn.
DIN 80. Suli, 81. 0subsn Sa6lsr init NHi6
ettinser, bon Sriebsnsburs.
-ebenfaQs, 6err Samusl Hruclo nit OliB
gatbariua Soner, bon Neabiua.
-bureb ben gbrip. 6rn. G. u. pauli, am g.
Suli 6r. Samuel Sebaffer NIT Olib caro-:
lima Scbn, teibe bon 6eoclters.
DIN 80. Suli, !6r. wm. Baum Don Olep,
nit Oil6 gliiabetb 5afer bon Amtp.
-burob bsn ebrrp, Srn. 3. g. 5srrma,, am
%. Suli, !6err 1Sm. O1soarp init D1i6 $poia
woIf tsire BON winrIcr saunIebip.
-burh nen gbrip. I6rn. Stbcf, am 2ten
9lusutt, Or. Spbn 81. Warfebaa init Dlib Il.
manoa Siein beipe Don Nrabins.
-onr6 Den ghr,p. Srm. 3. $siutatt, an 30.
Suli, 81. Sriepriob Sdser nit D1i6 Ne6eda
Srcf, beiee bon 6eioelters.
dim so, 6r. Sfaaf Shmict init N)li6 Nes
bcfa Sdaunt, beicc bon Sulpsbcden.
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Npttt llualoune.

Das Dampfl6iff Aeabia Gam am Maitt'
nod Nabmittae in 8oiton an uno brab'
te Nadribten nit, ,peldbe bis gum l9ten
Suni reiben. bic ieoob, tpie 9etpobnllep'
nibts bon befonoerem Snterefe entbalten'
Sm eneliiben parlamente biloete Die Is
ri1be Gepeatbcmeeune nod INNER Den
6aupteeoenftano Der Debatten, obne ie
bob gu ireeno erbebliben 0eiultoten gu
fiibren.
Cine beionoere COMMITTEE sur unteriu=
dung oes 3uifanoes bon Srlano fparo i'm
parlamente ernannt.
Mrs. Wooo. bic ourb ibren uebertritt
sur tatboliiben &eleion 70 befannt ee=
,poroene Sdneerin, 1T tuieosr ;urdef9etre.
ten uno 3u ibrer Samilie 9eSooen.
Moorio war in Selaeerunessuitano er.
fldrt poroen. na6oem man einen Serlub
9emobt bate. bic &0ni9in eetpaltIam su
entfdbren.
Or. 6abnemann berSater Der 6omSc.
patbie. itarb in paris in Dem boben Ilter
BON SS Sabren.
Oos Dampflbiff Maraaretb, ,pelbes
an Stelle oer periinolucften Columbia
nab Gnelano eine, tparo am 81. Suli 5pei
5a9ereiien bon siperpool eeiproben; es
bate cine febr 9lidlibe Sabrt uno mar
am %. lpabribeinlid ibon in 9iperpool.
Der &onie eouis pbilipp bon 8ranf.
reid tpar beoenflib unnobl.
Sn Ssferreb parb piel BON elmer
Nenoeruns in oen Ginfubraoue eeiproben
tpel6e bon peIentlibem Ginflub auf Den
0anoel oes EaiIerifaates iein wuroe.
Mebmeo iii BON Geppten bat Die &e
elerun9 nieoer9ele8t unb ieinem Gnfel Ub
bas, nit ueber9ebune oes eienen Sobnes
Sbrabm paf6a, tibereeben. mas, pie
man fdrbtet. su einem &rieoe fdbren
onrfte. 2(. II. n. 9Selt.
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Weue Gntoe ct un e.--gine Neu.
Worfer 3eitun8 ersdblt BEL 8eleeenbeit ber
Seierlibfsiten am 4ten Suli, oas bic taubs
ffummen &inoer bes 2(rmenbauIes bem
Wapor'oerStaot bel feinem 8eiube neun
6urrab's eeoeben bdtten. Man erinnert
iib nibt friiber oauon oeb6rt su baben,
oaB Stumme 6urrab fcbreien f6nnen.
Die gseu Worfer fino aber gang belonoere
9eute!