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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

RoByRT WALsH.-The National IateligeHcer
and Journal of Commerce unite in singing the
praises of our Consul at Paris, who, we regret TO
say, Gen. Taylor has not yet superseded as we
were assured he had promised TO do. The lnteli-
eepcer is surprised that he has been "wanton-
lv assailed." talks olhis high and deserved repu-
tatiop." &c. &c. Butt carefully conceals from its
readers the grounds on which Mr.. Walsh's removal
is demanded. Those grounds are briefly these:
Mr.. Walsh, representing the United States in
the mos. Republican city =. Europe the center of
Political influence and effort, has proved himself
the deadly enemy of Republican principles and
their diffusion. he has not been content with or.
binary means Of opposing these principles and
that progress, but has been an industrious writer
for the Press, throuehou the recent momento1s
struggle, on the side Of Despotism and Night. He
steadily traduced the Republicans Of Germany
during their efforts for the Freedom and Unity Of
their Fa.herand, and exulted when they were
beaten down and delivered over to the drumhead,
the voey and tie galows. He hated belied and
slandered the Roman Republicans from first TO last
justified and gloriied the violation Of the Consti
tuition Of France in order to destroy by force
that Of Rome and and is one Of tho most active
and unshrinking apologists Of the series OF Monarch
ical crimes and crueltes whereby Italy has been
crushed under the heel of her bloody and coward
ly despots. He malgned the Hungarian Patriots
from first to last, denied their successes and exut
ed over their prostration; STOPPING even to heap
personal calumnies on the llustrious KOssUTH after
that hero had been hunted into exile and chains
He has never for one moment swerved from the
side Of the anti.Republican Coalition which bears
sway in France, has paliated all its srimes and
usurpations while msgnifying the errors and ira
ducing the aims Of the Socialist Democracy: and he
is now, though in sautsry fear Of losing his place
contriviDg and uttering excuses for the contempla
ted robbery Of half the sincere Republicans OF
France of the Right of Suffrage by legislative
act which every man must see is a gross violation
of the spirit if not Of the letter Of the Constitution
These, as The Intelligencer well knows, are the
grounds on which Walsbs removal is demanded
Why does it not look them in the face
There are other grounds which ought to dictate
bis removal. Mr. Walsh we are assured, is quite
deaf-so much so as to be incapable Of dischargng
properly the ordinary functions Of American Consul
in Paris. And he does not discharge them. He
lives at st. Germans, some ten or twelve miles
from his consular Office devotes his time in good
part to his literary labOrs, such as they are, and
devolves his consular duties French deputy or
clerk, who is every way incapable OF rightly per
forming them. And yet it seems that man with
such quail fcatioDs and such principles is likely to
be retained as Consul through this Presidential
term. II it must be so il must but we feel very
euro 4befb he uiU mot ho fhrou oh notbar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
The Wheeling Bridge,
wAsHrSGros, Thursday, MAY

"AsHINefos, Thursdsy May 80
The Supreme Court has issued an order direct
ing Chancellor Wslworh Of New.York 70 take
new testimony as to whether the Wheeling
Bridge imPedes navigation So as to constitute
nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY 81

r. Our Letters from Europe by the ASIA Will
be mainly found on the Sixth Page Of To-Day pa
per. They will give some clearer IDEAS o. ''1
World affairs than can be geanedfrom the journals
That from Ireland seems quite cheerful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

scHooLEY's MoUsTAIS.-This favorite place Of
Summer resort has been much enlarged and i'm
proved for the coming season, as will be seen by
reference 10 the advertisement in another column.
IL is row one Of the pleasanses. retreats in the
neighborhood OF our City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHINESE MUsEUM.-Not day passes but we hear, in
the streets suson the Chinese Beauty She Ia Ia
ved 6es ard parties snd fallen Ia love with by tbs
heaux that II she remain here much longer fear her
foncs In Pekin will lose bis bride. Her little fees
measured Yesterday They only tribe over Two
inches long while her hair three feet and 10
length Singular Young woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

" California Leftsrs.-PosT.OF OFFICE, New York
MHy So 650The statement In several Of The morning p4
pefs that letters tor Cafor H. deposited 10 tho Post
wou not be taken by the Cre.cen City, is entirely unau
ihorzed All letters deposited in this Office marked 10
per Crescent City," will be forwarded that stean
er. The mH for that steamer will close at y N on Sat-
uIdsy, June |. (my3l ~ NM v BRADY, Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

IMPoRTED CARPErs.-reOpe never feel satisfied until
they found the old number SO Bowery the celebrated
cheapest carre, establishment in the United States HIRAM
AsDERsoSs merely from the fact that they can save 20 per
CT purchases Of English hreepy end Ingram carpets
rugs oil cloths a feet wide, table ETC. Strangers
visiting the great metropolis, should not forget calling at
that famous Carpet Warehouse. There elk spacious
show filed with elegant carpets and oil cloths al
peralleed low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31


SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATgs-
Washington, Tuesday, May 2s-No. 49, II. NJ
Bay ard IS J. Lombard ct al-In error 70 the Cir
cult Court Of the United States for Pennsylvania.
Mr. Justice Grier delivered the opinion of the Court
affirming the judgment OF the said Circuit Court
i'm costs.-..No. 99 Il. Farmers Heirs rs. NJ ID.
Eslava ct al-ln error to the Supreme Court Of
Albsma Mr.. Justice Woodbury. delivered the
opinion 81 this Court, affirming the Judgment OF the
ssid Supreme Court with costs. No IS Il. Far.
mers Heirs rs. Mobile City ct sl--In error D. the
Supreme Court OF Alabama. Mr. Justice Wood.
hur delivered the opinion Of this Court affirming
the judgment Of the said Supreme Court With
coats No. 100. w Polards Heirs U.s. g. Kibbe.
In error 10 the Supreme Court Of Alabama Mr.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion Of this
Court, affirming the judgment OF the said Supreme
Court with coss....No. Isl j. FORSYTH Is.
United States-ln error 10 the District Court
Of the United States for Florida. Mr. Justice
Nelson delivered the opinion Of this Court, re.
versing the judgment OF the said strict
Court for want Of jurisdiction IN that Court.
No l53. T.. Simpson rs. The United States.-fa er.
ror 10 the District Court Of the United States for
Florida Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion
of this Court, reversing the jligm snt of the saul
District Court for want of Jurisdiction in that Court
mo. lOf The United States rs. o. h. Br8xn.
In error to the Circuit Court 4 the United S.stes
for Washington. Mr. Justice lniei delivered the
opinion Oh ttN OouTi reversing the ll1g n-lt Oi the
said Circuit Court and REMINDING this cause for
renife faci0s de n0ro....No. 100 State Bank Of
Alabama X. II. Daton.-In error TO the Dis
trict Court Of the Dnited States for Mississippi
Mir Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of this
Court affirming the judgment of the said D strict
Court with costs....No 81. I. To xnsend rs. r.
Jeuison-In error 10 the District Court OF the Q Il
TED States ior Alabama. Mr. Justice WAYNE deli.
vered the opinion Of this Court, affirming the iuig
n,cnt Of the said Circuit Court with costs snd dan
ages at the rate Of six per centum per AMMAN. =.
No ia. J. kennedys heirs, appellants rs s E.
Colhns.-Ihe argument OF this cause was continued
by Mr.. Attorney General Johnson FOR the appel
lanis Adjourned till To- morrow, 12, A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Reclamation Of Gem. Stockton.

aItfllI IdFgT0IN 70 IAe ITf7u9t.
WAsHrSGToN Thursdsy, Nay 90.
The resignation Of Com. Stockton has been re-
ceiyed at the Navy Department, aud the letter Of
acceptance was forwarded to Com. Stockton yes.
terday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

~" Benton, Foole Seward, A,chsop, Clemens of The
Senate snd Winthrop OF the House OF Representatives
BRADY has received from his branch establishment IN
Washington, pornas OF these isunguiihei men, tskea
the finest syle Of the They may be BRADY's
National Gallery 205 Broadway, corner OF Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

APPOINTMENT BY THE GovERSoR, May 90 -
ABRAHAM X. LAwREScE, Of New-York, to be
Commissioner of Emigration, in the place Of Da.
yid C. Golden, deceased. Albany Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

Of the trade will be held this Frdsy evening" at the Dem.
ocistc Headquarters corner Of Grand aud Elizabeth
erRl Committee. b y order. JOHN j. KUHN Chm
JOHN SCULLER. Sec'y. mg3l H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

~ Choice IMPoRTED EsPALIERs AND GARDEN FRuIr
TREEs.-A few packages from the house Of j D. zochx
yoohem sehneevoog, Harlem, just received per ship
Humphrey Purioon. from Rotterdam, and comprising the
highly improved aud choicest Of Pears Aprcou
Cherries all warranted Now 10 store, and FOR sale
during this week only. Apply to
JOHN G. KAYSFR. 100 Pearl.sI up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
" The Member. of Red Jacket uo,e Com.

pBny No. "a return their grateful thanks TO Messs
Nelly ana heebs for the liberal supply Of shnents
furnished at the ire cor If Twen y-seyenh a. and Third
av on the morning Of the Sub order OF the Company
J. w COOPER, Secretary mvsl Ii@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Southern Mail News.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, MAY 80
The Sons Of Temperance hal great procession
at New Orleans on the 22d inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

CLIREHUGHs WIGS AND ToUPEEs.-Gentlemen who
wish article OF superior workmanship light durable,
and elegant combined with degree Of comfort in the nj
which be attained other than nv C's improve
ment Try bis Hair Cuttng Room, l79 ROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

NnLos-The new illustrations here Of the SaFous Fam.
ily have teen received with marked fayor-and the new
ard merry farce with every demonstration OF pleasure.
Repeafd tOufpbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
70 A Mass Meeting of the Journevmeu

ohanics Hall, l70 hesters between Mott and Edzabeh
sts ths FndRy) ering, NAV 81. fall and pnncua Al.
endsrce of the MasOns 81 CITY. well a those Of
Brooklyn, Wiamsbureh and Jersey CITY, Il requested
By order CORNELIUS MCCLUSKY, Ch'mn.
JACOB (LARK. RecrrlArv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Another Terrible Steamboat Disaster-Twcn
ty-nve Lives Lost-forty Persons Wounded

81 LoAie AufeahJf nlsy ~--lN T. u.
Another terrible steamboat accident took place
this evening The steamer st. Louis collapsed
two lues, three miles below the city, at quaran
tine. A frightful scene ensued-,he shreks Of the
wounded and dying were heartrending
From all information which could be gathered
in the confusios, it appears that trenty,fre Tires
sere lost and forty persons wounded. About half
the number Of persons scalded will certainly die.
The sufferers were mostly deck passengers
have not as yet been able to ascertain the names
Of those killed. Nine bodies have been recovered
md buried. number were either blown or
Jumped overheard, some Of whose bodies will prob.
ably never be recovered. Every possible assist
ance las been rendered TO the sufferers
The cause Of the lamentable catastrophe is not
known.
The boat and machinery were all new, and the
officers careful and experienced men.
Badlv Standardization Hail. John Williams,
Peter Hacker Harriet Smith, John smith Marga.
ret Cerus, Michael Carpenter John Lease and
wife. Mrs Cherdine and child, Margaret Neal Mrs
Hickman. B. Kilemmln and child, aud slave be.
longing to Mr.. Mcclure.
Among the killed on board the St. Louis was Mr..
Plummtr Of Red River, who was a cabin passen.
Ger. but on deck at the time OF the accident He
also lost a negro servant Mr.. Lerbaut, Mr. Nc.
Laughlin of New Orleans lost his wife bydrowning.
She had $500 about her person The whole number
lost will probably reach thirty, besides the negro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

" Our assortment of mrs, quality resiy.mste garment.
comprises various styles, Business and Tsvelisg
Frocks Sacks, Dress and Froek Coats Light 0yercoa,a
Ps1taloons, Vests, SC.
WM. r. JENNINGS, 81 Broadway,
my22 istf Opposite the Park fountain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

IL THE Herald repeats its falsehood that we
gave 500, or $50, to promote the invasion Of Cuba
and says it can prooe it. Why don't it, then
We again pronounce that or any possible form Of
charge that we ever gave any money at all to
promote a Revolution in Cuba an unfounded
calumDy. Now bring on your proof!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
appointment OF Dispatch Agent.

HTUUIi THthI OF DE- UHItH n .VHIs
SIe1al 7degrapi % The 7ribins
WAsHIsGTos, Thursday, Nay On.
understand that Ma. Morrel, a relative Of Col
Webb has been appointed Dispatch Agent ioryour
City, vice NJ. l. Davis, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
xxXIst CONGRKss-Fir,t Session.

sENArE....W isHiSsroS, Thursday. MaySa
The reading Of the Journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. BUTLER announced the death Of Mr. ELxoRE,
Swing brief sketch Of his life and pablo services
snd passing glowing tribute upon his moral aad
Intellectual worth. In conclusion be offered the
usual resolutions Ct respect and confidence. Mr.
HUNTER seconded theresolutions in few eloquent
remarks in honor Of the deceased. Messrs. YuLSE,
WEBSTER and JEFF. DAVIS also delivered tributes
to the memory Of the deceased. The resolutions
were adopted and the Senate adjourned to attend
the funeral tomorrow at II o'clock
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A dozen members Of tn House met nj 2 o'clock
this morning, with Mr.. BOYD in the Chair.
After the reading Of TIE journal, Mr.. JONES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
a. WIslar,- Bnl-am OF Wiid Chrrrr-w.

" Wistar's Baisam OF Wild Cherry-Ws
have not unftqneuy csi ed attention this article M to
columns OF cur psper and VS. have done 80 win ns fua
confidence bat Il wss 1000 one AID deserving the PSF
fonAge Of re public We have hsd ehsrce 20 witness ~
effects upon some ofOur frieTds which IN sdfon 10 bs
mh eneomus passed upon Il by our brethren Of he press
ncti' paid pUds but 10 iosest candid statements, rom
havng derived benefit hsmseves makes rs desrous u
advising Nil hose ho have occasion 70 resort 70 remedy
for pulmonary affections 10 avail Themselves OF T. vs.
have confidence To- Mr Fowl the gene raj s{e1b
% believe h. would thrust he Dther Hsdcine u1Ja
IT, unity uuiess y had ll iaith ~ rs ea-acy-n
cotfmsn of wblch e proprietor OF ~ msss q tesi-
mcuy from he most ErGges'il uab.e sources N-in1
would be uncersiOcd saying iha' tbs vii aiNss
cure yicu after l. fssied alhOG IA seldom fiis
relieve the wors csestut ~ hs season q he yrzr AZ
mcsf tve bcoy IL tshe 10 cold shirh, " 1eglect-t VII
lead 10 tsl Tssus-by tski1g ntf n-icin4 toJb nOi
many yes may be saved y Eng Washipgfonian % on
From he Bsiavis IN } Spirit ofre TImes
TLiss ors Of be iew paleuf medicines Of tho cay
VI ch w cen mend th confidence all who
en- ced win coughs colds. consumption or who
rredposeo 10 the later complaint II bias beer used with
corsdsrsbe advantage by many families in town. and 10
fc stubborn has produced highly beneficial effects.
None genuine unl-ss gsf0 ! BUTTS
Forsele by A X ID Sands 40 FaltoB-st aiso AZ The
Asor and Irving House Drug Stores Broad At Hsyr
land. Reese Coz, MAJ leaIsne; 1t William BdrSeftr
Corlsrdst ard by The Druggists generally throughout
he United States and Csnsds myI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31

~ Long spetehes.-Prosy bsssnguss. on any SUP
ect whsleysr az inioer sble oDg wndsd PIES ~ =.
least suspicious preliminary to plan uuin We h,9a
both by dscIv ccnneHdiDg 10 pobic psu0nskc .no ~
peIioD Fluid, for the due cleansing and premoank 'ns
growth OF The hsir and he Amolethe best shaving svsp
kacvn-ss they are msnufae'nFed oy 'n' i''oA''''
BocLE. . . ~ s.ynas
For Gale, Wholesale and retail. si A. B. D SAspsSs
10 Fulgon 81 and By Ihs proprietor m Dog q o"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31
Death on board the ywine--Outhern
Org0n-lIr. CIny ton's Reslgnntlon, &c.

Death on board the Brandywine-sOuthe
OrRnn-0Ir. Clay tons Re-ignntion, &c.
Special Td,groph 70 The Tribune
washington, Thursday May30.
Advices have been received az the Navy De-
psr'ment confirming the report Of the Yellow Fever
having broken out On board the ilisate Brandywioe
on her passage from Rio 20 Monteviieo. The De-
partment has adyces Of the death Of Acting Master
Thomas L. Dance, Passed Midshipmsn RaifoFd w.
Ives, Mr. I sher Commodore's Clerk and one sea-
man.
The Southern Organ will not appear this week
as has been stated. The prospectus has appeared.
1t is to be tri-weekly.
1t is now understood that Mr. BURKE will posi-
lively resign bis position on the Union within
day or two.
have the best authority for stating that Mr..
CLAYTON has decided for private reasons, to resign
his Secretaryship, and that bis resolution cannot
be shaken.
The vote on Gov. LEToHERs continuation, 1t IS IN
derstood, was "a to IS.
The prospects Of the ComPromise wear a more
favorable aspect. Mr. CLAY feels hopeful
Mr.. BULwER will leave in few days for New
York. to take possession of bis cottage on Staten
bland.
The Land Reform Bill, it is understood, will
come up next after the Slavery question is at rest
and thft Mr. Webster will advocate the bill Of the
Committee. 1t has been ascertaned, almost be.
You'd doubt, that the bill will prevail in both
houses
The New.York Appointments are still hanging
by the eye.ids but there seems to be little doubt
felt that they will be confirmed.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

&s 1T pom tloti9en Dlinnsrn sefast iporecn, rag
im Sataic3 osr Eranfbeltsu isbwcrtob es; 9cflnccn
mcrcen tcnnr ric 70 nlht9 unr lnrerc5ant iei ais
Sercfnla, mr9en mir cies in Nc3u3 auI lbrea urs
frrun9 Scrtipritt, auf ole rtrfbicrencn OrSanr,
peehr nc an9,eltt, rrer auf brc unpciltartet nnc
t6lulmen 6rl9en ia9cn.
Serrfula bat ris NuHlt rer g, 6Bten AsrSte in ei.
tcm Sanoe rrie in europa perirrt ct. Acln cs airt
tn Wittel fur ricic Srantbelt in ,.Or. Uuptctts
&rtratt ron Ucitcm .Gmrftr nnp Sartararilla," :"
ipsltbsr ub als Gin pcllfommtnes -0enittcl in prn
lbmicr,8ttcn SalIen crtpelif.
Gin aufCcr9eip6bnfi9 SAT-, wo
Strpfula 9ebciitwuroe, bur6 6e6uns
BON Or. Gupfctt's 5ufammcu fee.
tem Sprup.-Man rpirr felcn, rag bicter Diam
tntrr Der Srtaneinq9 nrbrcrer teribnter Acrjte 8
Sabre lang mar, nbuc GrtoIs, unp tstpirtte enr i9
NIT cinSeu Sla(1cn nrn Or. 8upiptt's iulammsn,
Ssfeetrn Sprup eiic .0eilunS. H-
SlepsY sYprt Suni T., lb4s.
Or. 0rpfctt.-90ein .etrr. Sa tfatte Sbuen mel.
t,en oufritt9en Sant fir ren Src6en Sluesn at,
ipelbcn mir Der Uctraittb SDres fbasearen Srrlirs
ermdD. 4 Dat. J9 tIn tebr thi!inm prH cinsm ltrOs
tulaIrn Uclhrur tclafst worccns ircldlrs az mci.
nem Sinn crlbtn. Antin9s a6tctc idl MIR pen3
paraut ca ieb es nur fur einen 9.re9nii9snV Ve1t5s
ausiDla9 beIt. Gneiitb ptrarpBcrte cs lld, bis cs
fteb jn cfm .9intcrtEeile mces Eprfes rertrefete.
SD ranetc mid iii ctncn Nrjt, cr teDanpeIte mid
prrSetcns. SD rrrjucbte Wapreno 5aDrrn mas nmr
rertdbt wcrcrn tcnnte. cb fab sbrcn 9eifen amrf.r
tnp Serlarariaas Sprup une entfeblcB mid, iDnJu
8ebratfen, bonn tb muBte, paB ssitsr Ampfr, elmer
Der haetarsn ArtiteI fir cas 9Slut 1T. SD taufts
SDren Sprrp. Sebraiitte ibn inp na9 psm Gc.
fraud eIncr Slaidbe teincrttt ih cine SrrBc Der. |
aneeruns in iacinsm Spitca. Sd feste itiusn 0e.
traue fort, bis ib Gin sefanpe; O9ann wurcc Stb |
fablc jctt mic neuSctrrtn, ilctn Mlut 1T poltru.
men 5treniSt unr trei ron aiIeu unreinliebteiteu.
Gs i'f feline Srase, raB Sbr neucntredtcr 5prup
irScnp eincn Sprur Seit errsujicbem it, Ottcsse.
l1sai9unS ifebt 5u Shrer SerfISuns unp irscnp
m6 Sbe Nustnnft ilter n,eincn SAL setcn u.f. 10.
SD vertleite SIR Sebrrfamer 2iener
|'t Spbn @. Spalting.I
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
Granemframfbeite,,

Die milcen GtScntdaft.n picier Wlcc1in MAIDEN
fir tefneers sesiSnet tn ric Slatur res wtbliepen
@efHlebtes, iic lit unrcrslsihlid tci 4us,cbruns,
unfru4ttartsit, SutfuB, unresrtmab Sseinisuhs,
ttnaubaitIan,teit hes urins u,,s alsenaener Slis,
bsreeiAlasenbsit ees Sptfsms; eie allscmsne Scr
penltbmaebe unr olettstelt Der Srancnsimmcr miro
enreb ZEN @enaB esisr Ufsetstn lrtort Sebotcn anb
tst'Se ttteunsn enc 70 Isfslrsste Uetnnrbit faB
Jeeermann sarltcr erifaunt. 9e.r baten aud
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tssust ,prtren fnr. +,
3en9nis % @9s
htsr eine slddlias aur ron grolaytus ,tteri eser
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ef.a oaassinatsn. M i'm sesr.s,s4a,
Naene Srau, u ssasre alt, litt finf Sabre an
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

Betrn9 Dereitelt. Sin feiner Gerlud,
9iitguft Selmcnt, ben 99eutcn RotblhilbS in
9ae1psgprf gu betrii9en, marc am pergan9es
lleu greita9 pereitelt. gr erbielt i,dmlih etue
fele9rapbifde Gepefte i'm Sian,en bes Sea-
pdliers Soiiliemann bes beutlden Gefbaftss
frd9ers, ,pprin biefer ,tm bic lleberienbung eis
1ler becentenoen Sumnte in 0fptcn, All bas
xren,cnt Soan6 s,t Bcffcn 9erihtet, erfitd,te.
4lan fa6te jebcd, slr9tpobn lilb telegraptirte
ben1 bcrtt9en sl9eiiteu, bem gapalier fir ben
3etras Credit su 9eben, tpenn er feine Soers
titdt bepeife. Demsemds tpurben 9eahrasen
0u9eltelt, aber 0fiemanb Der 9lrt ipurbe ses
flinbeu.