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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
SERIOUS AssAuLr.-A man named Henry

ELKIUUs AsSAILT.-A HIdH UdHtI IIFHIl
Trainer YVES arrested on Saturday evening by Oh,er
Armstrong charged with assault and at snpt 10 Kill
man named Owen Brady 1t seems tina, these two men
beth reside ia the house the corner Of South
Fourth and Leyen'h-.t-. AMI durinr Saturday after
noon they Ia some difficulty, when Trainer assaulted
Brady with al ak OF hammer and struck him several
blows upon tie head Of which cut or piece ofthe
UPPER pnTi OF the right ear and inflicted cash
upon BE hcsd Dr. Ward called in and dressed the
wornds and his recovery il considered somewas,
doubtful. Justice Boswell declined taking bsl, and
Trimmer was locked Up 70 avail, Ii examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

Railroad Company, Dee. 10, 1872 the financial condi-
ton Of the Company on the h alt was s'certAined
tsve been as !cows:
Bills receivable and cash on hand s55, $40 80
Wood, coal, iron and other mate'k. 35,Gl5 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20


,t Rerreu the cornerstone the African 81 f. Church
lld with fitting soeinutes The exercises commenced At
two O'clock and conducted by Bishop Of TIE A r.
Church handsome collection taken up tue close
,ffbe meefng in aid Of the enterprise Towards the erec-
ZION OF the Church citizens OF Jersey City have con-
trilut,d in very commendable The building IS
TO he raised the earliest day and service Is 70 perform
ed as soon IS It can be made practicable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

WHARF SUSK.-On THURSDAY evening part
Of the wharf opposite Burst Companys lumber yard fell
into the ryer and carried with large piles OF lumber and
brick II very Old aid for long time had been over
loaded with wood brick lumber and coal Yesterday men
were engaged securing tie floating lumber and the irag
meni, Of the broker wharf Some OF the lumber which
fell the could not be secured and vas carried away
nv he tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
u Tie Willamsburgh wster-Works

Company intend to make application at the next ses
sion Of the Legislature 10 have the Of the Com
psny changed to the Long leland Water Works Com.
pany end o be allowed increase its capital stock to
100000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
L. : COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-BefOr- COMMISSIONS
- NFLsOs
ExIRADirIoS CASE

y;,,i-e. CHARGED with rabbns and eausns the De- o.
rrocher ps.senEer also German, the PsrfieaiA o.
were reported two three weeks Hnce was ~
g .nrrnr,on of the irish minister eoasa and ns
ryurer 70 the British Governments tof trAeAe
h.,ins occurr,d en- board British vessel outside o. nc
Hook athcuxhbe died in Neville sfl ssAea io JIG s's'
sf.r6s ,ijou.nee Ill to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

The Sixth-av. Railroad is doing ~xs
buiness and rather In Of the estimates Of the
proprietors. The receipts in October were sialoo.
November 1880, and December will probably show
$1,000 The cars are rocmy and easy and tho road y
well managed in all It's departments
1t is understood that Messrs. Blake, Ward
& Co. Bankers of Boston, about to remove TO ths
City End occupy rooms in the new building next TO
Trinity Church. Mr. Ward il the agent Of Messrs.
Barring Bros & Co.
At San Francisco tho Stock market. con-
tnued dull State IL are quoted at soc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
L { DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge BErrs.
- s,5 Geor4e II T1thiu a.t Peter Hogg sad Others.

Ira and OeOrge IT. Ilfti at Fetef Iio2x I'D Olss
To recover Sl97 for injury 10 the schooner
yli.sbth Hall run into about IA miles south Of Albany IN
ssp, 1881 by tie propeller Hoboken Ia defense the
eop Of tie Colr. 10 denied u cliulec 20 have
zen m the North Dst-ic aso that the fault wa IN the
cboorer herself ard tie steamer Baltic, barge IL TOW OF
which struck the propeller and threw her r1t the seaSon
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
lA2v-rs-n-sit

" One of the cheapest and best conducted
Croekery Stores in the city s D. GoRaAxs No - Cs
nast HIS assortment OF fancy articles for the Hohdsys
roh cat PLAIN and pressed Glassware complete - can BE-
ound. Peons in quest Of any Of the above soo you'd
do well TO give bin cal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
Eighth Wards, were early the ground and rendered
material assistance in preserving order.

NEW CHURcH.--The new Presbyterian
Church a, the corner of Ftrh-av. and Nineteeutast
was dedicated yesterday with the usual solsuniies
Sermons were delivered BY Rev. Dr. Alexan Ter. the
pastor, Rev. DR. Plummer of Baltimore, and Rev. Dr.
Pott1 The Churchis very costly and elegant one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
ry- The citizens of williamsburgh intend to

make application 20 the Legislature at NET session 20
.bs .i-.f~ -
alter the bounds of the city include Bus~iek to
alter and Increase the number OF Wards to establish
City Court OF Record and to make the Office Of cells
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
PoL1cr CorRr.-On Snturiay morning, ava

men, named John Hoffman and Philip Sit1, we're
brought before Justice Boswell, charged with having
stolen On o. from cx-Shera Furman, OF Newtovn,
Cucens County, the night OF the l6.h inst search
varItut Law ng been obtained by Mr. Furmau, who
suspected lhe.e perscns, Oicers Fulton end Bennett
proceeded to her shu hter house in North Nn,hst,
where the dead of the was found and ideA'
fed by Mr. Turmau. il had not yet been dre'sei
The prisoner were handed 20 constable Hyatf, OF
Ncwfon who took them 70 the Queens County jail b
hwaittheir triL Tie OK was veued at .siJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

AccrDENTs-Frday forenoon, boy about ~
wears Cd neu ed Jones Neil aid residing East Brook
yn over BY lumber wagon ia lsts lie was not
10 sero'y injured. The driver conveyed ne ooy
in his wagon 20 his residence in kentlv On TluTdy az
tcrnoon rsr named W,m llenEessey had his arm bal
u ninrcd While blsting rucks in Union.av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

ROBBERY ON Thursday evening, OIiicer
Kiebl arrfst.d woman named Christian LANCE charge
OF having stou from lady residing IN the Waiahout IN
money and other articles amounting 10 over Sloo Oce
KebI found in her possession valuable breast pau aud
s7 in money She according lockel mp TO await her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

~ W. b. BRADBuRY's Class in Singing
uees THIS EVENING, u No. us Broadway Ten or twelve
Ladies can be Accommodated See advertisement, IN
der special notices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
srppRIoR corRT-B.fors Jutse PAlyE.

Amos r. Enc against joseph Del veeehio and etasD
Mr. r owns building No. 400 Broadway. He
rr,. r., there Is party wal. between that and tae I'D
oIrs bui s,Ds and zf Nesss- De. Veecao IN eIeaTarns
10 Ia d undermined the party val s1d caused II 10 settle
wh.rthy his budii injured lie rn suit 20 recover
& 20 In defepes .zd thai Aessrs Del ONLY ex.
ea,st.d on their groand-tha, they dd 80 IN sxu
uarrsraf they notice % psainn1 eai ne dd not
,sinif lad rsht Of II the party wall Compliant u.s.
u used o.
Johu Mullen .xs nsr the C0ngrex,one OF brl JesnurenN1
Nv tenant OF premises IL Green's 20 recover damages
nury from svaEion 70 lot also oostr1ctns the sey
Wv .uS Defendants workmen entering upon rs premises
that by exposure Of the premises his tLniy rsHs
I'll lie claims 81 oco damages The points are denied
To he continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20
CHARGE OF PAssrso COUNTERFEIT MONEY!

A young butcher named Patrick Mehaney was on Sat
urday arrested by Cfcer Marh. Of tn Eleventh Ward
warrant issued by Justice welsh in which he stands
charged, complaint Of Mr. Mefcal OF No 47i Tw ,lih
81, with having passed at his store abOu; week since
counterfeit s. bill the Manhattan Bank OF this civ
and on complaint Of Mr.. Daniel Donohue Of No i2s
Tweith-st, with having attempted day or two previ
ous TO pass upon him the bill in every re-
spect similar 20 t. The accused wa committed 10 prs
TO await uia in default o: 500 bail His place Of
residence wac No. 424 Twelfth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

Suspicious CHARAcrERs.-Three men, nam.
ed VIM. Cropsey, John Wright and Richard H. De- Lass
were yesterday arrested by Officers Brown and Long
OF the Seventeenth Ward suspicion Of burglary the
complainant being Mr Joseph Hayne, of No. u God--t
They were detained by the Chief OF Police to await
animation.
Officer Newton. of the Seventh Ward, Saturday
rre.ted named John Brain suspicion OF steal
ing $3.50, tho property Of Mr.. James Doren; s23
found in 20 session OF the prisoner, which il Is al
leged i par Of the stolen money He taken before
Justice Welsh and held to await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

" Now is the time TO lay in your Winter
Goods SANDERS Co. No Sol Grsaa-st seIlns Goods
about half price The balance Of their sock WIN be sod
3; tremendous sscrhce. Also great bargains N TsaeA
Bareses Grenadines, Pans Repps French Aaslns. ke-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

SUPPOSED TO BE SroLES.-On Thursday
night SERGEANT Do~ ing of the Sixth Ward Police while on
duty IL c. observed several enter No. IL and
"sing that they were there good purpose, he fol-
lowed them in when they seized with sudden papc
and fled leaving behind them Il pairs o. new pant 40 ms
which are supposed be stolen property They can DC
seen at the sixth Ward Station House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

SHor.L IrTING.--A woman named Margaret
Noonan was Grre,ted on Saturday by Officer Creimer.
ofthe Twentieth Ward charged with stealing shawl
valued NJ &, while she in the store Of NJ Samuel
Clark No 467 Eighth-av. On searching her apart
meuts the officer found shGwls, pieces Of calico, table
coyer. &C. valued about $50 all OF which is honght
10 be the proceeds of shoplfting excursions The
cuscd was held ly Justice NJ, Grath to await examina-
ton
young man named Chsrles Davi', wa arrested on
Saturday by Officer Ingerso, of The Tenth Ward,
charged with attempting TO stcel while in the jewery
store of Mr. Abm. Pasner, No 2is Grandst The ac-
cused taken before Justice Welsh, and committed
for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-20

The RESURRECTION CASE. - The Coroner
held inquest SATURDAY upon the bodies of three
men who were found on bcsr ri me schooner Play Far,
lying at the foot Of ROoseyel.st they having Is
thought, been stolen by resurrectonis,s from Poters
Field Tie Jury rendered verdict OF death from ma.
urbl causes 10 which they aid The Jury regret h
has been impossible ohtsn clue 70 Of
the craft which. has been engaged in 20 unlawful
traAc"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
9te 2e6a GauntD Si6et
NiefcllTcf1nft.

Ger 3wed SieIsr GjrtOtbaft III: Q3ttln uno SeIto-
ncnte in alien Sbeilen gcha 9nrntp u ptr6rcten
-itoe Camille nit Dem 9Eorts Gtits5 gu perlebsn.-
GSute Die vrrmG9sno no, idl cine Btbe ,u taun bes
tcmmtn e on cinem tbr bilIi9sn preis, uno ben oan,
ornen Tamutn ipro iis 9clbentI. lin bic nGtbiasri
Rcsn Der Setnibaft gu betrejteu perfen tbrilflite
Sentinocn, uuo Die Trsunoe ber Ytbd dbcrbaupt, nm
mitNs SSeitr&E onaSIgrrbsn. GBGr idbr!tb 6 tp &,
-rrnn s5 aub uur Gin oau} ftstnc Sunmc ilt-in bic
6oe EIabtt, 1T uub tcbt elm Gjteo Der GesttIboft
uno bat bsi aISn @rbuueluu9en Gin StnmnrCbt
g Guf 6immetfabrttoa, Den 20itsn GVot r'ranm:lts
iidb ole Sdtuftba m pcr SolSbur9er Sirbc. 4farer
8rcbt erSfFnets nit SCiauq unc Se6st uno fets bfu
3rptd une ois Rcbpsno9tsiteer G5erlFbnft aus
chamber Darauf 5ielti6rs Ruter, elm STUDENT ron
6Cttcsbur9 ene Seoe GbCr Sim. 2. d. oierauf BADEN
ftb fc9cnee Gfoer Der @sn,enoe an bic Bi6eotIslt=
idoft ongctblofTtn. nautitb: Scbn 8snmsrer, SosC6
ScC, btnrp 8ittsr, .6enrp 8einbarb, Scbu @aansr,
uno peer 8cmi9 II Seor reitbte aud Dem Gbosmeis
fer ciusn 8eitro9 cu um oas quite @ert uunterfuecn
WabrIbenlitb pcroen ncb anbers @emsinee GGsbcr
Dem fbSncn 9eiipid cicir NQdnnsr fcscn. ...,.,. .
Die ncus uno pcr6elItrte Gcnltituticn rvirSt Der
Gjeielibaft Scr9clcI'n uno .sntimnlia orosucmmcn.
Guf pcrIa9 mnrorn in ieSsm Seuafbip, orst Vulcnsn
ernannt UNI natgtcrf,btn po 8tbtln cotr Ssitansnis
orlan9t peroen umo e CGnn ocrbrcittn coer ausbesn
bdftt, bier fet9cn bic NonSn ojsfGr psrfcucn: f.
Nacataun-Gbrw. 5. Sa9sr, GliaS Iatrs, Sr1n 8
SbtmaS. ,v,,.z Y :.
NcrtBamp'cn-3. s. eottatb, Gfq, eatcmrn gBe:
Der, SGln 9. pcnpcrtb.
SaIebus-Scbn 8cmmersr, Sato6 2rum0ausr.
Saecb Scrl o..
boucur-0asiO Sbcnlas, eamust Sraug, samuet
Supttr l..
g. sbtib0u-Gbr~. 8. s6inSsL satcO mid,tep, it,,
Gpbroim 8ue. rn 49,,
81. SBblitbou-Gbrp. 8. Du66s, 5rant. 8. Sitter,
SDen Sdrei6cr.
81 Gortcn-lfdhtb q CrSnon 1pSrsr, 1yinf 1f
s. Sdlbatb r ~ .. .-
= 5. Odfcrb--DaYiO esbnau, geo. miaer, ant5oup
Shfcrt, Natbon 8tcs. ~.
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Borg. e., ,. ... .,. .,.. ,an,
81. G0aun9ie--Dr. .. .. gRcltr, sobn Sbtfsrt,
Satce .barlatbcr. b., .. ~.
QRsenburs-S. 8. edfri8, Glq4 eamt gajeitmcr,
Gbare5 @crcnflo. .sr.
ecmbiG-Scbn BciSo, Gfq, gstsr Gems. esrt Grim
epnn-pstsr lpaas, @iqy Safcb NRclsr, SaulusI
pormcnp. -. ,.s..
6cipeltrs s-gamt s. Sifer, Srisrrib GraaG,
OVicbad Rautb.
aRafbinstcn-Y Srtb, gits5. 8abus, Scuus
6crn. .....,.s
81. 9.-Dis perren Fotlbsin Den oerltbisegnen Saun,
lbips ats Committee on9cctIt fno, tSnnsn Die 8ibsn
pom Stasmsifter ber GcEGiboft, Dem Or. beurp
9stnsbeimrr, i'm Strbr ocn gree uno &C., in ausntaun
beStebcn, .s.,.....- ....-
Die GjsRufbaft bat dutb gshcfitn, Die 6srrsn prs.
bigger i'm 9Guntp franoihatitb gu bitten, brs rperbsu
Gsmsiuptn nit Dem 3red hitts @ersins b:faunt gu
matsu uno no es Itbunb 1T. GclIsttsn pr SSrbers
un9 btr 9uttn Sadbc gu bs6su. 49,, ...,
SDnatban Heiebcrt, prsfeSnt
g. NfDf, SetrctSr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
oSObtt SofenfDBy Mb' or
gSGhent[i6e 8riefiife.

G'n @sr,ribuis Der 8ritf pctAs tis gum gNittrpc55
WRcr9cn i'm aGsntaunsr 9citamt liegsn 6leben:
Satcb Qoams, Qrmerbaus sluffber, Daniel Seifl,
Sroutiin 9eld 3epbsnliab aerubarD, eaflpetta Bars
tbctsmcW, Yetsr galous, 3opctecn y Srusre, s 9JI
Ycd, Il 8todb, Satc6 gcttr, Srcosrib 8erres, Sbcs
mas Slate, Sofcb q Bcp, Githaro G 5crnin 2, 9Hin
9raa pstsr 9cunr, Soer6 Dfrr, 6arrifrn 1ub6s,
9R Dolrpsilrr @fa. 9Rtfr5 Deatb uno &c. Scbn Dea,
ron, Satcmcr DGbit, 9RrS Sara5 DclhNr. Nlrs Gls
,abrtb Ofdlcr, ettp Dare, 9RtIam @aqc, Dr. @Giaer
2, Yettr GlbGndn. ejHepb. ga9tC. penn Gneers.
2toctpb Ssrsns, @Hr3aro arsnaer, 9tcncra Sott Sos
mss Q8 Sale, Self Sufkman, Matbia5 Ss9Cp Glq.
Stmcn SroR, Scbaun @rsminS 9Rjljam @ro99 Sas
mes Gau9rrer, Reutfa Gjraftl. 1Hifiam Gjrn, NIans
os5 gan9rper, 0apiI G5ritb, Eauid Gallaabfr, Pen=
niu9tcn Sill, . uno o Grieltnier, Sbtephius Scuo2.
Daniel GiTcro Or. grcw, Srbn 8 GS6d, Sbrmas
Gjrrps5, S2itiam pusrt Satcb oias9ds stsr 6clIer,
Silena bcfusr, Scbn 6arfln Satcttpt0erfpeiter ar5
pauluicn 2, 8iharo esnutugsr, sRatia SR beder,
8cutsn Carver, @tia u Snmucn, Il banlacn, Gll
8 Sumter Glq Daniel orfFsrt, Daniel banlan, Grant;
lin brfman Gtar9t 5snrp, SOS q 6tt Sames 80
prtfmon, Sarab Slparc, Scbn Setsr, gRiGlam 6tfs.
Shes Sl Scbnlcn, g gB Sctncu Gbolts Saectp, g8jls
liam SctrtY, au9uIt 8dbn, Nlarn ed, Scbaun 8 acb=
tcr; SanRs acd, Anereru 8lcs, 1antV Ru6lIs Stcrae
8sifr, Rcbrt s. Rrauie, Coleman 8eilrer gcpi Rch.
Glsa SrOuF, Peincnou Sasentsr9. SrauJ Rubn, Scbu
8eltsr, Sav5 8lciu, Sebu 9 saut. Saniusl 8snnscp.
Scfpb SeFter, Wanafes 8tein. Sanlss &rr, 9drtara
NFui SVHINe NtuI 9cHVeV .NFsF stcHIluin " Yep
Sapie 9 eidtenroalnsr, 9 aGb uno 9 eene. Gpbraim
eonbie, 9RaIiuoa sepss. u Gncn, Glinettb eoran.
CHARTS GGcre, Natban NiIer, Gpbraim Gidlsp, beuz
rp, GdGIcr, eeui N1art!n, Sulan O9erers, GnAiia G
Sgn, Carl gpeadry aRr HdlCn. eGnrro Haael, R &
Swers, Scauna . 9cunsr, Saec6 Srmpelf, 6enrp
. grisr, SCbu 0Stt. NRaibias pea ecbu.S 8 wore1
pbilip prife, Sames qteaiqnt SGmud Qattsr, Gos,ar
Ssaub, Sebn 8ceel, . &irsr, pster 8cb, g Rotb.
g8Iiam Senicr, s . 9Spbs Quglf &eidsa, sRrs
Sarah 9eau, ann 9R Heininitb Stepbencn lno 3aus.
fent. 6 u Ssanlcn0, Sil9bmdn Snlmp;ff SiIabmosFs
Siafrieo, auorcp Sbetcen, @sorae sfrner. Dcaii
g Si9frse, SSilIiam Smith, pstsr q enpper Trostie
Sbrrt, pstsr & Snpes, Satrb Sberer, SoIIp S.pare.
5ckpb Srumters, Samud Srolia9er, Sanes 5sinua.
gSiliam Siltsn, SJbacl Seller. Nnanoes Srcrq Suls
bsn Srern, Scbn llnscr, eauer, g8nl QseiI, asin
QSsrt GIija gSolf 9Rrs SaIt gBbselsr a6bep QRisrl
9tFprn R yepn. Anerrto 0tnslins, Sebt' Singer.
Maria 6. 6ovnbed, %. SW.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
IS c It . T. 3 G tts

2n ~. gDloi in RcdbiG guds Gauntn, am GrpT:
pdasftetsr, Srau Dio9bclera 9rCmau, @bcoottin ron
Jafcb @reGman cine 9ebcrrs pcreel. in einem Iltsr
ron SO 5abrcn, gNrnotcn uno l3 Solsn.
ltm l0rn SJoi, in uGsntuuu. om StGdfIuG, SNatp
Gattorino, in ibrcm 9tsn uno Sarab Sane in ibrem
2ten ec6rnsiabre; belize 8inber pen Scbn uno 6annGb
@mi9
Nm 15tln. in SlcrombcitbatI, an ben 8!attsrn Gtis
iatctb Sgehl. in ibrem 67iten getensiabrs.
Nm l0ttn in NcrhpbethalI, am SharlahfiI6er,
SRiltcn SranJs, i'm 7ten uno Ssrua in, 2ten uno am
l9hn. Sulan Gar9ordba, i'm 9tsn eetrnsobrs, oIIe
orei 8inoer rcu Qbrabam uno 2tnna GhIa gleff.
Im 7ten 9RaL I'M Sbirmilfcro, an Sbla9fEuF, Sr.
Safcb Dubs. i'm 73ten eCbensiabrs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Nic a9scinfellcr in 11nnorr,.

ueber Die unQe6euren @einfetler ln9du8
leIen mir in enenl Qufioee uGuru3 uuo
Sd6nbsit i'm moocrnen 2eben" Tin bem"
GrinStrten'') SeIaenoe$; nSort Gin un-
9arn) Qicbt e5 aud NOD abentsuerItbe &el'
Tier, urotteii, 3auberifhen QSsir unO rieiige
Sdsw Don 5cIS uno Stejn, 9Iei6lam ue
terreFe aus cen Bsin9ef1dften ieneS unter'
aeaanQene3 &ieienpotfes, weIds5 IN oem
Selseeilein Die Spursn fsinsr Sti6a suriId,
iulaseu gds9ts, 70 oft eS bepm SanSe ouf
(iompfte, uuo wsItes Die gBaBer tteiner
Seen bevm Serotnuen feins5 flarfsn Saus'
trunts auSjuI66pfen bemubet mar.
gBenn man tests !. g. pcn nSfen au8 nob
Suoen in Die Benber9e Don SeItnp fdbrt
tonn man einen foIhen Gisfenweinfeuer
feben; Die Seute nrnnen ibn Husaraben.
N0b qeqenmdrtia f6nuen in oem bcnueten
SbeiIe ae9sn 10000 @imsr 8ein febr be,
ba9lb lis9en uno bic 9onSe QuSosbuun9
be$ Sellers bat faum @incr Der iebt Ieben-
ben Menithen erarunbet MeiIeutana fou
er fb fortSiebrn big nab Sfen sin, cine
QE6Iburo nab Der oncern, baIo bod, baIo
niecr9, uerifduei9 unb miibfam in Sano-
ffeiu eebaucn. llno wsr cie Giefenfdser
feben wi(, Der befu6e in SDrndu oaS Sas,
wr!dr$ 8. y. SSuIipji 1928 in einem be
1onoetn It6uen Qotbii6sn Seller aufftetIen
uno eS nit 2ll0 @imern fuuen IieB, Coer sr
betrabte baS mob ar66ere @lierbaSD fhe
Sa6 5u 8ap beY Sots5, ooer aud nur Die
flsinsn MarmcrfdBer 5u Sfen uno anoers
no pon 8 bis 500 @imsrn. Soer er ourh.
manbre Die Seller Ger sinSeInsn SWrI6af.
ten, no Saufenoe Don @imern BON berIelben
SCrte wie Grsimenter neben einanoer lfe-
ben, 4. 9. ben Seller oss 9rafen Sibp Su
QImaS, weIher atIerctnas nur 6 bis 1000
&imsr, obsr BON ben 9uten Sabr9dn9en osS
eolen NeSSmelp 98eines, sntbdIt, Sabrean9
uebcn Sabr9ah9 rsht anfhaulih 9sorbnet.
bis 1888 biuauf. Soer er piGeere aud nur
eurb bic 9eiammtsn Seller Don guoa Qeit.
no cine balbe WilIicn @tmsr su isoer Sabr5'
seit ,u finoen tesu rpiro.-Seueria uno bun
fel rolt oos 9lGt eurb Die Qoern oeS
Mlaoparen, uno ME bas SoIf, 1T aub fein
Q8sin Elm beisbtutieer gefeu, melter piIoe
Qus9elasenbsit Oosr Crnlie Sf9stIterun9 ber'
porbrinat. @r treibt oaS SIut ftarf ourdb
Die Qbern uno madt fie auffhmeuen wie
Strdnae, rpelbe ben 9enisssnocn bdIb Su
elmer fdneIlen Sbat unpiosrifebIib binjie'
ben, boIo Su bsfhauIidem grnite uuo pat
bstifbsn 9srSenser9uben feitbinoen an Den
SruftiIb. Wan fennt ibn i'm oeut1hen
Noroen falt nur oIs Gntree Ooer Ss6ert Ell
uer componirten MablSeit, unb autb oa me-
gen Der pieIen SdIfdun9en febr unuollfOm.
men; uno bod eiebt s5 feinsn gSein in Der
Belt, Der i'm an QoeI, Seusr uno eisbeS
wureisfet ibertrifft, feinsr ii 70 fOiibar 70
hsiIfam uno oauerbaft, aIs sr. unb Die
mdhe ibn ni6t fennen. entbebren osn bots
fen Sdmuf elmer feinen SafeG Die foni9
lihfe Stdrfe fur 9reifr uno @enefenoe."
Seri6ten aus 8ueIano SufOIse. lino sebn
taufeno Mann auf Der 9ro6en @ifenbabn
BON Netersburo nad Marfbau beGhdftiat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
81 adj rihf

wno biemit 9sseben, oab SufOloe Der Ifti
Der 2fsmbtp, cine Babt in iecem I'm
terbi1rift con Niecsrmaeungie Saunfdip,
auf Samffa9s ben l2ten Suni, ndbffsnS,
aebolten rperoen fol-, um hrsi @Ommitte
Wdnuer fur iepen llntsrbifrift in bsfa9tsm
S6ulOiiirift su erndNen. 9is 98abtmiro
an een SduIbdufsrn in ie0sm unterbiitrift
Smifbn ben Stunoen pOn | uuo ubr
Ra6mittn9s, ifattfiueen.-9ie g8abl wiro
Qe6ffnet uno 9efibrt Don Der COMMITTEE. -
Nuf 8efsbI oeS S6uIboaros.
-. 9opib Danner, Get.
Suai 8. nq2p
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

Wew.yorf. Som 1 bic 1s Mlai fInb
i'm bieligen Sofen 2i523 Gmioranten an
9eIanoet weIde aus fOIgenoen edneern Fom.
men: Uus Deutlblano ll,075, aus ST..
lamb 9,193; aus england 2fl8; aus
ShCttIano 436; aus Hass.67; !; aus Sranf.
rcib IA; aus Der Sbmsib 600; aus SoIs
lamb 2l3; aus Spauien 10; aus Odns-
mari 81; aus @sltineisn IA; aus Shoa-
inertia l3; aus Sdwersn 9; aus SeIsien
6; aus StaIien s; aus Sliucien 5; aus
Ganoeo 2; aus Ntulhottlanb | !; aus NOr'
wesen /; aus China | aus 9ris&snlano
! aus peIen /.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
y beirdt sets

9 Im teeen Dicnitaa, 1urtb ben @brp. Srn. Sd,ins
rd Sr. eOrctic 3. SCrsc9 nit GlB GIisa R SstptL
6Iipe pen Nitrermafungir.
2(m l6En NVoi, Or. 0opio StbmiSt BON peiodCerg,
nit SJB ln9dina 9Rebr, rcn QHoIbin9tcn.
lm 23. Syai, or. SCfpb fanesr, rcn NcrewbettbaiI,
nit 9JiB Suianna Sranssnf,lc, pcn SublpbcitbalI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
2pIa Ieuntc;. 0us Drama, mel

Cola NSontc; Sas Drama, pcl6es
6r. Mare, SObn Der bePauntsn eu9IiIben
Dibtsrin fur Cola Monte5 fbreibt, wirb
fhnf Ietc entbaIten., Die erlten beiocn um,
fahsn ibre SdidlaIe in europa, un6 es sr
ftheinsu in osmfeIbsn ar5 SaupbeIoen {;
Gucpia l Don Bayern, fein Sobn Mar III /,
9raf 9spin, &6nt9 eEowi9s priuatfecre-
tair, Sicutenant 5ealo uno oeiTen iunefrdu'
Iibe Sante; eugene Sue, OHiarrier, Der
Seraus9eber oeS Siscls, nsbit anorsn part
fer @boraftsrsn. SIN oritteu Utts tritt Rof
futb auf; Damn Elm fbwarSer prins, 9ora.
&c 9reeIeD, Mr. &aDmono Don Der IOnoOnsr
SimeS. uno SIR. Irpin pom Courier oes
Stats ltnis. DaB Cola ibre cisene GOae
ubernlmmt, uerfsbt lib pObl Don fslblt.
1Inbanfbarfeif.-Sn Der Sbio Stats
9e9islatur muroe aus Mantua SaunI6ip
in 9crta9e @auntp fCI9enoes unnathrIihe
0stra9eu zines Sobnes bertbtet: SeIer
Sobu, 80 900 3batsr rpertb, bat feline Mut
ter pom Saufe fortgetrisbsn 70 oab fie auf
StaotfOffm unterbalten weroen niuBte. 9eb
ten Sanuar fbidte er fsiuen Sater, einen
81 idbti9en 9reiS NIT ounnen SilberIoden,
in oas 1rmenbaus oes @ountp. Das @cm.
mite Der offentli6en mobltbdtiaen QnfiaIten
Bat nm GrIafun9 zines @sfeees, wprnad
wOblbabenoe &inoer uerpfibfet wercen, ibre
@Itern Su erndbren. ShIimm 9snus bas Gin
fOI6eS 8elee notbwenoia 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
9(ppiet> @ertbt.

0as Qppiel 9eri6t Der Columbia Gsifel
@ampaenit, fou eebatten werben, Samifa9
Dem l2ten SUM, BpiGdben ben Stunben pcn
| uno libr Nabmittaes, am Saufe Don
Daniel 8itner in @siBsnbure $aunfbip,
mann unb wOfsIblt fid aut intersfTirte per.
fOnsn tinfInecn f6nnen. Quf SeftbI bes
@apitdns
Marpn Bteeltetpalt.
SUM 8. noEh