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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

The FreHeh ana Engiih SqpddroHs al Eaps-Ihs Ld'e u
Of tAs Amerfcan q ar0e pith the Kng-EngIuh Steam
eva befreen liverpool and Naples, &c &C.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
NAPLES, Monday Mayo.
A very formidable French squadron, consisting
of four hne.of battle ships. fngate and several
heavv steamers, is in this Harbor for the purpose
of supporting claims of the French Republic upon
the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. The great pow
ers Of Europe never trust to negotiation alone for
the adjustment Of their difficulties with the minor
Kingdoms. Brute force is always at hand to CO.
cree by the intimidating exhibition OF cannon and
bayonets. 1t is rumored also that an English fleet
is expected on a similar errand.
Upon the representations of the American
Charge, Mr.. Nicholas Brown, late U. S. Consul at
Rome, wio was so summarily expelled from Ma.
pies by order Of this Government in February
lsBt, haE been permitted to return. The trigstes
Independence dag ship, Cumberland and st.
awrente. and the IT, s. storeship Erie, continue
at their Winter anchorage in this Bay. The
squadron, however will disperse in q few days
The Independence proceeds under instructions to
Lisbon, the Cumberland goes TO the Adratc, and
the st. Lawrence, it is said, will remain here.
The King continues to reside at Caserta, seven
teen mics from Naples, where he has passed the
entire Winter. The Queen, the daughter of the
Arebduke Charles Of Austria, is averse to return
ing 10 tie Capital in consequence Of the late troub
les. Three weeks since, the American Charge
was officially presented to His Majesty at Caserta
The King is tall person, Of full face, with heavy
Bourbon features and in the size of his head and
expression of countenance not unlike Louis Phil
inpe. The interview was carried on in French,
Nh. being the frst occasion en- which the Charge
At this Court was not attended by an interpreter,
on being introduced
Among the novelties lately introduced here is
line of DOW erful English steamers direct from Lv
erpoo to Naples, and rice versa, stopping at Glib
,aItsr md running through in fourteen days. The
nassare is only los ducats-Ss4, all found. These
res,ei, take commissions hence for NewYork. By
.bis Ire which consists OF five steamers, passage
NAV be made from New York to Naples in twenty
five d,ys by sea, escaping the vexaions OF Gus
ton.bo1ses and passports and the annoyances In
cident 10 frequent changes from railroad to dill
oence SC. &c The Osmanh, the first steamer,
feft here two weeks since on her return trip to
LiyerpooL The crews aud officers are all English.
Las Wednesday week brilliant Ball was
piven By the officers Of the Squadron, on board the
flagship independence, which was attended by
several hundred of the foreign and native popula-
tom Of Naples American beauty was fairly rep
resented on the occasion, and as usual bore away
the PAIN. iours' "uH .
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DF,TH LEAP.-Last evening, as the steamer
Hudson. Of the Jersey City Ferry, which left the
NawYork side at 81 o'clock, had made about one
fourth the distance across, q man, having on his
go. sTnaI basket containing books, which be was
av;Jeptlv peddling, was seen 10 walk deliberately
20 Tho stern of the boat set down his basket, and
lean into the river. He was called to, when bis
rrrno,e WAS suspected-but he needed not, and
rr,ade the fatal Jump. He was seen 70 rise once,
h, r,sde no effort 20 save himself, and sunk again
10 r;se no more. The engine was immediately
slammed the boat backed, and every possible
means used to obtain glimpse OF him, 63f to no
orrpose The man had on a black hat, Wfwe coat,
attn vest and black pants, and was about feet
- inches in height, with black whlskers. HIS
bssket contained several second hand BOOKS, with
q faU new song books, primers, caro- basket ian'
is.d nencis. and other trIf!ng trinkets, together
Nth three cents-probAbly all the caIhbe nad:
WIN Jersey City Sentinel, liih
nrxocRATIc HARMoSI IN MAIsB.-The Senate
~ Maine have got into q warm dispute about tue
election of an .. S. Senator The democracy are
d;v;ded. Mr. Shepard Cary takes the Lead against
the reelection of Mr.. Hsmlin The Age OF Sa1ur-
H., rnblishes his speech, which Is more honest
.sy Cd IN It's diction He divides the demo
80, ~ Maine into two factions One Is the
shrrt the other the woodchuck faction. Hesays
a., he resolutions Of the Baltimore Convention
s.-ord rot DO for the niggerized, Hat looted demo-
80 IN Is45." We should Judge from the debate,
thai there is an attempt to read "shep out OF the
party.
srsrTycEp TO BIZ HUsG-William Haley, who
wss convicted in Providence Of the murder OF his
u;fs Vas Yesterday sentenced to be hanged on the
isth day Of November next. Boz Jour. Tuesday.
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FIRE WORKS.
FIREWORKS! EDGES FIRE-WoH

FIREWORKS EDGES FIREWORKS.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE brilliant and magnificent
colored Fireworks manufactured In this country
Is ready and In progress for celebrating NE souIh OF
ties &c with and splendid machinery can be supplied
shortest notice. Ass, heavy STOCK 81 0esun c1ioteo
ANAL Works N every description. Dealers in Fire WORKS
will fnd their interest 70 examine the same as hey are
splendid and superior arces never before offered 10 mar
ke being entirely new Dealers supplied al manuisctoy
prices at the old United States Laboratory Jersey City
ie4 ImTThAS. L ]. o. EOOE, Pyroecnns4.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JUNE 10.

the ranks ofthe Lafontaine Canadians and, though
he subsequently promised to bring in bill upon the
.rtectsuspicion is rife that he is not sincere-in
trutb the difficulty Of any satisfactory legislation
msy, comparing small matters with great ones. be
Tksned 10 the obstacles which beset the solution
Of your Slave questionable agitation upon which
has checked the progress Of the Annexationsts aud
armed the Connectionists with telling arguments 10
their prejudice. A
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.

rTyHE UNDERSIGNED, sole Agents In new:York for
are receiving fresh supplies Of that choice article ALSO
OF Grant Heher James Thomas, Jr, James Fisher, Jr
Samuel Myers Co., Coleman WorthaIn and other APP
proved brands direct from the manufacturers In Virginia.
which they offer liberal terms They have 10 store
large assortment OF all grsdes-pounds bal pounds 5s 90
and Iss IN packages OF various OF which
pu % expressy for the California MARKET aud warranted
10 keep in any climate PATTESON DOhrIC,
- staods IO4 Frontst.
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oac PER ANNUM sAyED-InIsbOr, veg }.

n1s PER ANNUM sAvED-IDlsbor, Wages sp
DZD and time Lacies you that have nos used neisgn
Chirese Lusrsl Washing Flad, be advised 70 ny u
all the hard labor 81 rubbing three qasrsrs oi n -
make your clothes whittier than u osacnon ~ s,s s.s
iesf families az well ss tbose tie humble wsks OF ne
viii Nv 10 Ihese acs The eeleb,sed Cnems~ "
rnes cti,on on New YORK and Dr.. Charles T. Jsek-
80 ~ Ro.op have tested thoroughly, and recommsnd ~
with eSs rury bc han cur be effected oy tns Of
dinsry noce SOLD by James rye nsnulscnIsrs m,
throughout his city ard 5r0oAyn and al parts o. s ga
Try. yo,.---
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HRIr.I.IAHT FIREWORKS

YNHE UNDERSIGNED have for sale superior ard
complete 1ssortmentof Fireworks also III j. s Halle
celebrated coored works City and country dealers viii
ind this superior stock to select from Military aud Civic
Associations can be- supplied with the above articles war.
BADEAU & LOCKWOOD, 209 WashingtonsL
ieiO llDkStWs
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NON SPRINGS,

V'HE MOST DIRECT ROUTE to ibis celebrated
II Watering place is by the kew-York and Neu.Hsvcn
e Housetobic Railroads 10 Piished, and thence onyr
miles by stage.
Passengers leaving NewYork by the 8 O'Clock A. n.
Express Train arrive a. the Springs ct The sage
secommodaons on ibis route sye such viii insure con
fort and dispatch.
Passepgcrs can take tie O'Clock p. NJ train, end 70
through Psfeld, lake the late Evening Trains, and
remain night in Bridgeport leaving there at 1910 L.
Fare through 81 so. NV
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pnurr.rnfI HOUSE. NEWRURGH.

~ THE PROPRIETOR OF his fayorlte ard sgreeabls
A sentou Of hs New York public 10 the fact hs ne 70
cow for the reception and ~ Sa..
hich he house Is held by families whohaye spentine sum
sr months there Is will render an extended noucs
en- In point alton scenery dnvcs
sc unneoesry In this psrti nlar has no equsi on nc
Hudson River The srder a. heretofore Will be supplied
with every decacy The markets afford. 10 addition to hs
former facilities for reaching Newburgh by steamoosn
there ere five trains Of passing daily either way non
Newly and Albany Esrly application should be made
fort selection OF rooms ieie I'm. q DONALD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
vS- Clinton Water cure IostitaiIOn.-To 10

~ CLIFTON wafer cure lortiiuitoh.-t - 20
opened June ~ 1850 This lns.u un IL Delightfully."- el-
used % TIE vroe ~ Clinton famed Tor "a peaaaaIness
healltfu4Isss varrd siIFucnOn6 Only eigal niles
non Utca or easy by plank roads AID Iu1sr
O1s daily stages and omribuses
Ire Iubic uay c0rhderAy rely UPON nj9ying every
privilege ard eEpCrrrrinrng every attention which mo
beat esith shn q Inc kiuc in our country az 1ri
Psders III furnish ususi exra articles Of laea ald
bedding.
T0as-For beard saa treatment, tom s 70 81 per
week fravab'e veetivl H. IA. KELLOGG,
sTEBBlES, ~ D.. Phv';cian. Proprietor
Clinton, Oneida Co, N leli iisods
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HAmILToS MogsE. FORT ,., aAMI Z, ,cst,,

llHAWLEY D. CLAP has the satsfacuon 10 infofe
his friends and the public that The above estabshment
now open for the reception Of guests Since was last
closed has been enlarged and improved a. 20 justly
favorable comparison with any siher building Of the snd
country the Of who Visits IT,
that Other house presents such admirably suites
OF for families and the single rooms ere eqlay COM
modioua One hundred and twenv-three rooms have
been added including several psrors Win bedrooms On
suite The unequalled advantages which the Hamltoo
House possesses Ia point situation Commanding 30 grand
view OF the Ocean and enjoying constant sesbreezs,
while at the time surrounded by cuiysies county,
and the most beautiful walks and drives TOO well known
10 need more special mention. The proprietor Is deter
mined to the interior comforts OF the house eq1st TO
it, exterior advantages and be fsters himself thst his
esiae and arder will satisfy all who may honor bin wh
their company. Joizl"-
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ENTRANTS.

THE BARTHOLOMEW PATENT sELFACTIHG
4 MIGRANTS are strong, durs5le, simple IN eonsIus-
ton and not liable get Of order II 40. el or
" repared without dgging not liable 70 nesze sno
sst a. opQ as The common cedar hydranf aus double ny
FOR two wards and cost 6ui niue more nan
fhs od Fins Fou " five years general use OF ese ny
shown them be the most economical and du-
rabe IN They are wsTfsnseo 70 "o'k VEL foI sac
Prince Violations Of Ibis patent BY making, selling or
rsino will moi be- allowed lell 3isv41-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

II water Cure Institntes-tity and CSar-
try-Dr TRAIL receives parels 81 biz comnodlo Gus city
eetbsbrert rs Laehl-st and st Oysier Bay, L. Com.
urcaucn daily between hes8 places b So sil1os1 40
rsilrosa General practice attended TO- SonSu2aons ~
my25 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

DICE,s HOTEL, HEW-RoCHE The oadsr.
N aligned has the pleasure 10 inform his friends and INC
public hs Biz Hotel Is now Open and hs 10 prepared 10
make arrangements with families for rooms and board fsf
the season also for transient visitors. e.. kCn.
NKW-RocHELLE, June II, 1885, JeiI%
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SCHOOLS.

-..r.rIr 49, ~
yT,HR BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 10 Rat
L sers-st A. & s. r. CLARKE, PrincpsLs VIII COM
mence Summer term The 18Th INST Inc scnOol 10 50
organized as to afford facilities pupils for pursuing
thorough and complete study In which me MAID
enatics and the French Language hold conspicuous
place By deyong their personal attention 70 me moral
intellectual and physies training Of heir pupils, the Prin-
cpss hope merit the confidence OF those parents who
may place dang under their charge stage s en-
poyed for pupils residing In distant part OF the CITY, and
for those who wish " ride only In Indictment weather
Stages from the the Brooklyn and Wuamsburgh Ferries
psss the door No extra sharge for Lstn french,
Drawing fuel or stationery. az TFm&rn
ERENCB BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
II Madame Xix has removed her French and Engst
Boarding and Day School from Cerrollplsce 10 lOl
b. Marks-pace nesr FirstsV The new Location 10 open
and airy, with 4 large garden and the house, double
one with every modern convenience. She invites hose
having daughters for whom they desire thorough and
her testimonials She has had committed TO Der care toe
can refer TO all myTn
syHINANT,s BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
w BOXS.-At Liule Ferry nine miles from Hoboken,
r. j. This institution 10 designed for young lads All the
present number Oft under twelve years or age snf
none will be received who older. Terms from 500 to
$3.50 per year. Circulars obtained OF Mr. Ofrsnder, cor
Canal ard Vack sts. New York Ie2 Inn
AN ENGLISH LADY who has had much expert
"A eucs In teaching 10 DESTROYS Of an engagement a. Gov
erness in town country. Her course Of instruction en-
braces AL that s necessary the education OF young ladies'
Testimonials and references or the most sas1ctoTy klnd
Address NJ NJ care OF Mr. Adam Stodart, Sf5 Broadway
jel2 a.
DOARDING SCHOOL FOR B0Ys.-Iryng
ID Institute Tarrytown, N Y. Pupils admitted at any
time Circulars al 200 Broadway.
myT I'm VIM T. LYON, A. NJ Principal
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~ Water Cure,-T L. NICHOLS N D. ard Ma
Cows NICHOLS 81 West Twenty secoudat uear : ,.hsv
ConsuitsiiOrs from 70 10 Patients received Tor f b,si
treatment day ussiment or visited their residences
fel2l ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

U Lebanon springs water-Carc KstAhIlsh.
uenf row open On lie Gu sumner For infbrulsilOr
address. lies In n BEDORraA Nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

ISTHhGUS HOTELS. o,oo..
CHAGhE5,l ANN soh9onA
CRUCES, ~ I PArhA
TIHE IRVING HOUSE, a. Chsgres, Walscs w WI
4 liams, assisted by Hugh hllas
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL 1t Gorgeous, I'M
der the management of A. Miller and j. Y. Csuger.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL al Cruces under The nan-
sgement Of j.. n FolRer ard n Miller, Jr
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, al Panama under INC
m,n,0enent ~ Adrian X Miller lei DAC4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

- DT. BOnghton's Water Care Establish
ESSnL-No' 8 west Eleventh street. thrss doors from
frrs
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~ The 9 OrnnGe llOuntaIa Water Cure,, :,

So Orange n hours ride by railroad from ne ~
The establishment hiss private baths attached the pa
rents rooms Address DR.. MEEkER, 5. OrAsge, " J..
f,r feTut lel1f
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GENERAL NOTICES.
p Powders a. Wells, PhreEologista and PHt-
iiHheFss Clifton Hal. lsi Nsssan-sL near the Perk.

q DIT: shews Warer-Crre IaststHtfoE, cor
Hs' A"saLotd and Univcrzitv-plaoo. u91 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

" Psychological ClairyOyRnce.-ARS. NETT
LER, the celebrated ClairvoyanL sad Psychological
operator will continue her examinations snd treatment OF
disease Of 6s VNcksL JeSlw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

FREDERICK CUNNlHGHAM
J. WILSON GREEN, ! WILLIAM SMITH.
Attorneys and Cornselors Of Law.
nv2s lmeod Ores New.st NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

DANA or sALlsBUhY.-Ihes o' aosnvsiJs6fON
Dof sahsbury. MARYLAND, redeemed ~ - - iyDGW
o Wtluansst q PEI eens dscoah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

Broadway Open from Ia the morning till ii ~ night
Visitors In New York who accustomed - uansscung
business with the ORelly Lines in any section OF the
Uled States will find It their IL terest to leave their dis
patches this Office, to insure prompt and correct Esns-
mission. 90
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SUMMER RETREATS.

COZZENss WEST POINT nc. d.
DECISIONS WISHING TO visit n above hots y
Il Railroad are informed that Garrison Landing 10 ne
stopping place The boat is always here al the arrival OF
the different rsns The other mode Of conveyanee me
New World and Aida, leaving New-York all A H. and
Columbia and Hudson al foot Of Lbenyst every si.sf'
noon at 5. Je' U
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l.. BURKE,
J. II. HALL,
A q. HACKEII,

mseurg Of the subscribers VIII 30 hesd Il ae 80
the Gymnasium Thursdsy evening, Jane ~ s.wlTf<
A foil sfs nd lance requestsd. jsH------
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ITALY.

IT, F,e-es and Eroli.h Sqpadrons a. Eapies-7He Late o.
s. ConsuI at The Anerfean S9aadyos-Iateyrieo
Of Ae Aneric1n q dr0e pith the Kmg-En9Inh Steam
cys befreen Lfrcrpool and Naples, &c. &c.
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~ snlendid GothIc PIatr,.-koRERrsS rew %

spendd stys OF Gothic Door and Number Ps.es-eutrey
new and original designs Those In want Of somsthag
new and splendid on their doors Invited 10 cs and
anime the above articles Also splendid assortment OF
Gothic and Shield pattern Bel-Pulls K ROBERrS,
my22 Inn 562 Broadway, near Prineest
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NOTICE
rVyBE GYMNASIUM, 5ss Broad way. having been ~
i pended by the death Of P. r. MoURQUlN, and nes<
Ing Of ne pupils havin been held the undersigned wefs
pointed Committee 70 confer with any cspsos sso -
sporsibe person 10 take charge OF that Gy mnaslan
pne.or III the DO rented reasonsoe -
kon tie present Of tho Foom who woua ~ ~
any other suitable place, Il believed ihst AL " -
present subscribers would Join kddress % is"o'' -
nj Fufonsf
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WANTS.

VIANTED.-A good buslnss, man, win 81 30 caoi,,i
w n fntrals business 81 wsnu'sctansx md ssI.se
new vented GFiie e. TIE b1sg-ss = areaiy es,ssl $40
ard can be extended 10 slaoss any amount Address j
THOMPSON, tribune OlAte. lsi23s
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" nr. Edward ~. Dixon, 4.

" DIR. Edward .. DIxon, Editor OF the ScalpeI
has removed his consulting Offices ~ IL Grand OF dooI
west Of Broad way where ne attends oxcrsysy opera
tye surgery and Office consultations from 10 and 70
evenings Abs of6ce Of the Scalpeis Al As1Or House.
ny29 I'm
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e. Have You been 90 the Palace s-noi to
lie palace Of Queen Victoria but 10 the palace Of MED
HURST HEARD n Neidenane, and get your hair cut iL
prneey style and clean pair Of hair brushes used 70 each
"a eyeyy customer "a 1aden-lsne. myi4 eodlm
~ LIQUID Hair Dye improved so a. to color me
har or hskers the mouentt is applied without the least
nipry-ti entirely roe from unpleasant odo and can DO
washed with the strongest soap Immediately II Is applied
Trhout waiting 10 dry For sale, applied a. BATcHE
~. VIZ Fs-terv WsIIst uvlrfuThk Satr
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-02-05
Ser Sfmbimenrima.

Stora bic idone Stideriu. erbob fib
eben bon Dem 9roben Rabmen, an Dem iie
nit einem 5eere BON SbGlerinnen an
Der 9oloenen Sticferei elmer Sofuniform
arbeitete. Gi6enbldtter uno 9orbeerjpei.
sc iparen bereits unter Der funliferti9en
6ono ouf9ebldbt, als Der @ucf9ud an
Der Wanoubr, Der ben Ginoern 70 hefons
oers wobl 9efiel, iebsnal aufldrie uno
alfo oas Gnoe Der Gosssarbeit pertdnoi9.
te, Wie feline GalobrGoerben orauben in
osr ysotur ben Srdbline, uno ploslib bic
blonoen Mdobenf0pfe BON ben Sieen
fib erboben, Die @erf5euse fbnsu befeitis
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-02-05

mir iu bofen, oaB penn sie in ipdteren
3eitsn fib oer perlbieosnen &dmpfe erin=
nern, oeren 3euse Sie 9speien iino, Sic
nibt obne Sewunoerun9 an Dem 3peis
fampfe 5wilben 9errn popne unr @eorse
@aIbin9ton oenfen Weroen!
@ar aub nur Elm Mann in iener Sc.
fsuibaft Der es 9ewo9t, Den iun9en Wol:
binston einen Ssi9lin9 gu nsnnen?
uno oieiem Mutbe, oer aub Dor Dem
Sbeine Der Seiebeit nibt 5urddbebte,
baben mir e5 gu oanfen, oaB ct fortlebte,
oab er Selo ouf Dem Sblabtfeloe, Der
@eiIe i'm Gatbs. Der Sefreier leinss So-
terlanoes uno lsn gtame Elm eolun96wort
fir ale 3eiten weroen fonnte.-
8ir molten iset eini9e 2(u9enblide un.
fer Nuee auf einen anoern 4uftritt len:
ten oer nab Der 8epolution itattfano II.
bimmelmeit perfbieoen 1T BON oieiem.
2(m l1fer oeS Suolon be9innt Ger Sag
5u 9rauen. 2(uf elmer Ofenen Steae oee
@aloes, iiberfbattet BON rebenumronften
Selien, unter 9ottes ib0nem 6iil,el, ite:
ben 5,pei Mdnner, bereit gum 3meifams
pfc.
Mlit onbern @orten, iie fomen ber,
um in Der Mlitte oe6 f60ntn Mor9ens
iib 9eseniciti9 5u moroen nob oen Geles
sen Der Gbre.
8eioe bon elei6em 9lter-in ber
8raft oes reifen Wannesalters. Seioe
9leib berGbmt in oer @el6ibte ibresSa:
tsrlanoes-feben fie fib feinoli6 9e9eni.
ber. tpdbreno bic Sufunbanten Die piftos
len looen unb bic Difan5 abmeien.
Ser Gine bon ibnen 5eibnete iib aus
our6 cine 9robe, bobe Stirn, be9ren5t
BON fdbn 9eibwun9enen Srounen, our6
Elm Qntlie. aus Dem cine cole Seele, elm
bober @eiit ipribt.
Oieb 1T Qleranoer Samilton.
Ser Qnoere 5ebt Den Slid auf iib
nibt nur ourd cine eben 70 l66ne Stir=
ne, fonoern pislmebr nob our6 oen un=
belbreibliben. fuff ibsrnatiirli6en 3au=
Der feiner 2(usen.
0ieb 1T Qarcn Burr.
Sic baben neben einonoer 9eftanben in
oer &epolution. - i'm 3elte @aIbineton's 6
pie i'm 8etpGble oer Sdlabt-an Den
ibneeieen 9dssln bon Sallep Sorse.
Seioe oussejeitbnete Setter - niebt
minoer ourd ibre Sersofamfeit ols burd
ibren Mutb berdbmt, fino ieet bierberse=
fommen, elmer Dem anoern oa5 Geben 5u
rauben. Gine 3etlons betra6teten fie
itb nit feinoli6en 8liden, Damn fte(lten
lie fi6 8dden eeeen 8dfen, bas 3eiben
fdat-raib penoen fie fib um-uno NOR,
Den.
Burr foroerts 9amilton, -aberSamil.
ton bate ni6t Den Mutb, fib enenSeis.
ling ibslten su lofen, tpie Der erobe 8af.
binston. 9omilton, iiber5euet, spie ie.
Der Wenib BON feiner 8iloun9 es fein
mub, bab Die @eieee oes 3tpeifampfes
nur 0eseln oes Moroens iino, nimmt bic
6erausforoerun9 an uno witft len eeben
binspes, pie einftens Qbner.
8lidt auf oas blei1e Qntlis 6amiltons,
iebt Qaron Surr jurdd l6auoern Dor Der
eeibe uno oann per9leidt oas @erbal.
ten 9omlIton's, uno Surr's, bon benen
oer cine bic Soroerun9 annimmt, Die oer
onoere 9etban, NIT Dem erbabenen Wutbe
fbin9ton's -einem Mutbe, Der felbit
Dor Dem Namen o8ei9lin9" nibt 5urid:
bebt.
=-ME-