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Hrr bishops Responsible Tor Church Dcbss9
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

~ ihL bbitUh Or THE NEW rOfk HERALD.
DEAR sdR:--Some time ago article from the Boston
Bee Q. February 10, copied into your paper. AS
friend TO some Of the parties whose characters were as
ssed, request you to pubsh the following card cut
from The Bee Of the 18th inst and state also on tho
pest authority that the Bishop Of Boston never denied
one dollar of the debts Of this chuvchhc wished simply
20 es ablh in law that he not to be held persoaa
ior me debts of any church in his docess In this par
tculsr case the creditor MIR MCGUIRE about TO start for
Castorns demanded his money and the present pastr
o. hst Boston made no effort te least 10 nav MIN
Tor no other reason than because the debt had been
tracted BY bis predecessor and by himself II an
pears The Bishop did not urge prompt and az
tie nte OF the church. parsonage, nc vested in him.
the Bishop, the actien was brought against himself and
the point established that the Bishop Is ablo In every
such Gaze for all the debts of any and every church In
his docess of which he holds deed when such debts
are supposed to be contrscted with his full knowledge
and consent. 4 nNNt.r
EpiToRs THE Bee
appeared in your psperof February
L. an article beaded Departure of ishop Fitxpatrick
y much N that article that appears unjust
reply 70 the parts that myself am mAis 60 In
duce Mr. Felix Mcclure by various in
vert his in the Catholic church. East and
nn shd 70 give him papers not ,rth oopper Aeither
isLete true merely borrowed his monay did that
O. several others giving signed Charles Met
Pssr ot Isst saying tLis note in case Of NV
oes'h " removal should bo equally binding my su:.
ceor T e'en en the bishop of the doeess This true
Tor MT weGure came to court with oher documents
than ssid note. and recovered hi money tho Bhop
netion ard with reluctance that
CHARLES McCALLIOS
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Properties OF THE WATER OF SALT LAKE yor

PROPERTIES OF THE WATER OF SALT LAKE ron
PRrKRviso NEAT departments have been made upon
the properties of the water of salt Lake Utah for
serving meat, by Mr.. sanbury and his associates A
large piece OF fresh beef suspended from cord and
immersed In the lake for twelve hours when
found TO be toierably we'll cured. After this all the
meat they wished TO be preserved packed barrels
filed with lake water No further care or preparation
necessary, and the mea, remained perfectly sweet
siihough corstenty cvyo7e n - n.,ss here AL ss
They are obliged 20 mir fresh wster With the brine 70
geteat h. nasai tscoGia, t9S sait sGr prsssui as
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PHrADELfHrA, May 49, 1854.
On and after Thursday first Of June, the passar re
trains Of the Pennsylvania r. r. Company viii leave
the depot, Mt the southeast OF Eleventh aad
Market streets. The morning mail train will leave da lily
Sunday excepted) at half past A. M and the
press train viii leave at hafpast ten n The ing
train will form the connection at Psburg at the
time and same night with the Ohio and Pennsyva ria
Pa'road. for Cincinnati Indianapolis and Louisville an,
th- express tsNa va sds,i-s ~ taueinntu
- t5At. LeLzs.
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Court Of Special Sessions.


MAY 23.-AssauR and Battsry4--A1atg the Assaildms
Of AFR. Gtorer case Of John d. McGregor Edwin n.
Robinson William T. Haskins, and Egbert farnhan,
upon the person Of Mr. Glover in March last in front Of
his office in Chambers street the particulars Of which
morning, when Mr. McGregor pleaded guilty to the
sau and battery but asked for suspension of Judgment
until Friday so that he could have an opportunity Of
putting in afadavits in mitigation of punishment.
The trial of the other defendants then proceeded
with Several witnesses we're brought upon the stand
by the prosecution to show the connection OF these
ties with the assault and its aggravated nature and the
boast Of Mr.. McGregor that t would amount to MOTH
be fned.n
Nathaniel Finch called for the Defence for the pur
pose Of proving that Robinson Zone Of the defendan1
happened accidentally TO be present.
The court having taken all the evidence both sides,
announced that judgment would be delivered Friday
morning.
a Rich Scene-Fatrick Reynolds was then tried for
committing assault and battery tie person Of John
Lea a colored boy, about eight years of age.
judge. What did this do to you, boyg
Ccmplainant-As was walking down Murray street,
and when ut the of Church, building.
where masons and hod carriers were to work, ths
prisoner called me little black son Of -; then
picked up stone to defend myself with, when he asked
what took IL up for; said II he would let al
was going to do nothing but he was going TO strike
he would what was going TO do the
prisoner then took hold Of punched in the side,
and threw down. was picked up and carried a%ay by
hr. Fisher.
Judge-To the Prisoner--o Have you anything to say
about this assauty
Prisoner did not strike the boy, (rather Indignantly
but he was going to fre brick AT of the men, and
upon my telling him not to do so, he gave
and said would knock my brains out IL did not shut
up As for calling him called him any.
Complanant-Yes, you did. Did not you call ma
ssmoLed bcef y 'snow ball y and Little black devil"
cloud ugLter
Frisoner.--No sir, didn't do any such thing
Complanant.--Yes, you did and you said when tne
officer arrested you, 'Shure IAN I'm fifteen years In ths
counthey and isn't it too bad 70 be bate by naygur"
(IoaTs OF laughter)
Judge.-Ihis is pretty clear against you Rey-
uods. You had right TO hurt the boy In that way.
He tells his story in plain manner. will fine you ten
dollars for the offence.
The being paid the delinquent was liberated from
custody vowing he went out Of the yengeancs
ON 'sthe little nay gurs head
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The Martha Washington Conspiracy.


preliminary trial has taken place at Helena Of the
persons charged with destroying the steamer Martha
Washington. Captains Cummins was scharged. Messrs
Kissane, Cole, Chapins Holland, and all tho Others were
required to give ball in 600 each and Kssane had
given the bail
In consequence Of the grave charge the small bail re-
qured is regarded antamount to final acquital of
all
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during the war Of 1872 by General Jackson was further
debated and rejected-yeas IL; nays, D.
MANY other amenoments Of no public character were
offered and debated.
The bill reported to the Senate with all the amend
ments made in the Committee of the Whole. Concurred
in.
Mr. WALKER, (dem.) Of Wis, said he had another
amendment to offer, but the Senate adjourned.
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Wv. Corcoran, Washington; Col vanderpool, Al
bany; Dr. 10 WOLF Providence; Hon. ID. Msctonell,
void Troywerc among the arrivals at the ST. Nicholas
Sig y. : De Nina, Havana; Gen Ward II. Burnett,
Navy Yard Cen Dennis Kimberly, Paris; Mr. and Mrs
lcnss, Phiiadelphia-were among " arrivals at tho
U1 ion place Hotel
Hon j w Davis, N c.; Gen. G. P. Norris New York;
1. NJ. Mendi7a Cadlz Manuel CULLEN, Lma-arrived at
he Prescott House yesterday
II smrnonds, England; Gen. Robinson, Tillsburyi Gen.
anderson Cincinnati; Col w. r. johnson, Utica Purser
Upham sloopof. war Cyane; Col. J. r. Watson, Miss
Capt Burgess, ship Gov Morton; L. r. Bane, Washing
walls yesterday at the Astor House.
Gov. Dimond r. l.; Hon. John n. Macy, Wisconsin;
Capt Gardner, u s. Army; n Cdttenden, 81, Louis y.
bronson sew pxeo - ware DoDg the arrivals At
the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
ARRIVALS.
From ssyapnsh IN tho steamship .labsma-E Keith snd
e.s ssy PS Philip. vi,ssr %ulsr
Robbins, p White Miss Walton snd servant. Mrs VIII
& S i~o .SS s ssS ss'sa % s. ns MI
Two children Mrs Barber, Miss Davidson Robert Cshen
A Ms. broop M Turo . w:sous
Eew Powers Law sndsdy, DR. 7 r Jackson; M.s.sr %
a Nj. osas. N ss.sf s sFss Bss vi
s h.y Jos ss dsss1u ss, ana snd Children iiy Sod
dsrd. and % In The steersse.
Prom Charleston. in steamship Ns:hvie-Mss Thaysr.
c so R,a Mas Tgys as BSds and Pscs.. s:s
Jkstcham Pratt, Brooke. " iar.es; Mrs W 9 Hsly.
S BsH pr5F, a,..1a his. S saasa Nj. s.
;Iss n ss~ss r.. sss s Ms:ss s':
sy mr, o:s wyy: sS N' Grsss' .s "S ou1 sss:
bsss-s osi sasi.sy. Porter sad lady MIS-. Porter ?
-o~ies ard isdv N1 covles, Ladder y hais'ead anf
rrep san. -b.st Tagss-A ra,lsr, ygyssy, =
o'sss. Y Xa.ss%
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From HoslOn.
PROBABLE MURDER-suIcIpE ny A LA

PROBABLE MURDER--sUIcIDE BY LADY.
Boston Nav %, 1854.
AT an early hour this morning, Charles Gouge aged
nineteen years runner with Cataract Engine Company,
was found dead the sidewalk in Cooper street. his
skull being beaten in aud his body exhibiting other
marks Of murderous assault. The Is investi-
eating the matter.
In Haverhil yesterday, Mrs. Loud, the wife of a
spectacle citizen drowned herself and her infant child
The cause insanity.
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Highly Important from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May %, 1854
The United States reports that the 5th inst Santa
Anna summoned Acapulco to surrender. The summons
refused by Alvarez who sailed out attacked Santa
Annals troops and took three hundred prisoners Santa
Anna is reported to have fed
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Non-Arrival or the America.

sAcxvILIE N b., May %, 1854
The America, now due at Halifax, not signalled
at O'Clock this evening. Since that hour the wires
east Of this place have been broken and cannot be
paired till tomorrow.
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The Reception OF the vcbraslxa Bali.
FEELING IN WASHINGTON.

wAsinSGroS, May %, 1854.
The excitement on the Nebraska question has been
succeeded by an extraord nary ramness in all quarters
REJOICING AT HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. May %, 1854,
national salute fred here ON the receipt of the
news ef the passage Of the Nebraska bin -
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City Inteli,rc,,ce,.

-, pR. ARnrrr's CoL LclloS OF BcyrrlAx ANuQuirEs 49,
me committee to whom Ieferrei the bu sinesg of
coecton held an Informal meeting Monday eveninr.
THESE commttee meetings have held OF shrt in
the sum necessary for the purchase viii soon be nro
cured In the meantime, it is deemed unad visable to
publish lists Of the mal augnentatons which NAV be
reported at the weekly meetings until the requisite
for the purchase shall have been rased when full list
OF contributors will BE- published together with the
amount OF contributions An encouraging progress has
ready reached upwards of $4,000 We sincerely trust
that the efforts of the public spirited gentlemen who
have this matter in hand will be fully succdSsfu and
that this res valuable collection win not be permitted
t,'esto he city - -sg- =
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fIurssrts.
k-..

. NKw ORLEANS, May 90, 1854.
The Europa's mails came TO hand last night and mad
fasorahe enec on our market for cotton prccs beng
for mddlng Lard has advanced to 1890 for kegs with
sales of ], 200. ,i + ~ a = - -
a NEW 0RIxANs, May 90, 1854
Cotton has hen active ,oday, the sales reaching TO-
ooo baies at IN advance of sc,, Mddng is quoted at
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Messrs Coleman Stetson beg to acknowledge the re.
cept of So 49, which was placed in their hands for the
immediate relief Of the sufferers by the late calamity 1t
Messrs. w. T. Jennings Co.'s store No. 23l Broadway.
whish contributed follows
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Meshodiat E E,,tscop..I Conference as CoiumI,uS.
The debate on h location Of the Book Concern was
brought TO close the sixteenth day Of the session
ans the Confertm proceeded 70 baotfor the place. with
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4NnH pthbi.es ON bRoADwAY-Of the most attracJi.e
ornaments which have of late been added to Broadway
are two buiidngs, one on tie OF Ware street
and the other adjoining DIR Chapin's church Both are
but Just completed, ana of white marble fronts. That
on the corner OF Warren street ia five stories high
tending nifty feet on Broad goy has the rst story
ornamened with Corin han columns. II s to be occu
pied a. store, and IL altogether splendid ed6ce That
artner up Bioadway Il alao store, and built in very
ornamental STYLE Ihcseiwo bulldogs add much to the
numerous ralatal struciures which before then lined
y legIfaf afr'ry ~ the metropolis. q. .ssss
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FURNITURE.

|ENAMELLED COTTAGE MISUNDERSTANDING a
~ STACY, 5l4 and SIG Broadway, received frat ola
medals from the Crystal Pasce and American Institute
public examine their extensive stock Suites
with hair straw paasses pillows and b,sters
from $40.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR. G. We HELLEN, OF BOSTON, WILL DELL
IL YER, in Hope Chapel Broadway, Tuesday. We'd
nesday Friday and Saturday lectures fol-
lowing Subjects vzOn the Of color it
IN dtnereIt races Of giving ts ehmca phyolo
scs r.asons On the Of the col
manufacturing and industrial interests Of tha
country showing loss Of not far from two hundred and
seventy millions Of dollars. On What constitutes free
American citixen with concise history Of the writ Of
habeus corpus Tickets at the door, price IS CENTS
T ECTURE ON ELE E5TRoPATHY:-sEATs FREE.
~ DT Paige, the electrician and Psychologist, will
evening the 18th inst At ~ O'Clock his system Of
examining and curing diseases che of ect
city Seats free to all Oce and residence 74 Broadway
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E-.t.4Ao ~ No BOARD OF uOyERyORs- I'd -..-
weekly meeting of the Board Of Governors was held
in the Rotunda, at4 T. yesterday-Gov Townsend
presiding. 4 communication was received from the
Resident Physician OF Randall Island giyog the name,
OF inmates now that island who are chareable ia
The Commissioners OF Emgraiion--they not having beer,
IN the country for the term OF five years The Resdent
fby sician ordered to dicharge them Governor
West offered resolution nstructing the Counsel to the
Corporation 10 proceed according to statute against all
infrngepaentso OF laws and morals known as sGift En-
terprises." The reEou ion unanimously ndopted
without deaate. On motion of Gov. nugro r.soIation
was adopted Eprorriaine $50 for the construton OF
small fountain tae City Prison No other business
o. general interest transacted The board adjourned
to meet again on Tuesday next, at 81 p NJ in the
..shnn g on Blnck Wells Island
~.aa4.iteiHA. SEe4is AND AE,sURgs- --nE TIE wHotE
Acto toKDIAG 10 THE ACTS tr CoSGgrS-We have seen this
able complete sheet, and think it must be OF
gr, at service in the American counting houses it l.
now used also in the Appraisers 0ihce Of this ports
We understand the author has loft them for sale at
Rich and Loutrels, William street. Cedar street. az
appears by his advertisement in this paper.
Row AT TIE QUARANTINE GRouSD-A disturbance took
place yesterday morning at the hospital, between the
Lutoh and Irish passengers OF the ship Progress from
Liverpool, who were landed at that place Monday
evening. which resulted in broken heads being re
ceyed by both parties. The row was queed by the men
employed In tho hospital
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n tEETREvILLE COURSE, L. I.-PACING.--GREA AT
double team pacing match So 900 Thursday May 2J
q snsee osses st9h $2 900 mile heats bsss thrcs
roam team Flash and snap Em. WheelAn namss EiacI
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
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SPIRTTUALISnI.

CPIRII UAL MANIFESTATIONS.-NOT ARDENT
y spirits but thase kinds which ecvats and endow
him with faculty Of and pbilosophyto
for himself and not be held by any sctaran creed
ternoon and ming, at 3ll Broadway Medium Mrs. T.
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POLITICAL,

=
erxl Committee-An adjourned meeting of this
mittee will be held At Stuyvesant Institute Wedncs
Punotuai attendance 10 particularly reqsested.
c. GODFREY GUNTHER, President.
=. = E. :. nurSy, mgyT; Secretaries.
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LIQUORS, &C.

~ tuned-Brandes wines. liquors coraials, &o at ~
ssgsrs Ic vhoiesae and retsi and for medicinal pur
poses, by WIN. II. UNDERHILL, 40 Broome street.
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FINE ARTS.


ISLAND OF CUBA.--JUST RECEIVED, FEl
cops Of views. maps, Costumes &C. Of this ntcrestir
island aso small lot Of genuine Hsvan. segars and
few pie of silK ribbon for mak For sale
X. r. BAKTHOLD 81 Broadway.
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BTIEION COURSE, L. L-TRUTTING.-0N FRIDAY,
~ Nay 90 at 3 o'clock p. NJ. match for 81 600, mile
heats best three in Ave in harness D. Pier
Jack Waters; VIM Whelan Unknown. same day
purse Of $50 mile heats, best three harness
Gpsey stages leave the ferries the
hourly. JOHN T. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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|TENTREvILLE COURSE L I.-TRoTTING.-PURSE
s5 mile heats best three in Ave- in harness Free
horses that trotted for money To off immed
atey after the double pacing Thur sday En-
tries to close at the by o'clock NJ day.
JOEL CONKLIN.
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NooPERs' TwICGs cooPERs WILLOW, FOR SALE
~ chesp,-one hundred bundles Of Coopers twSgs for
applied ier Immediately. L. II. SIMPSON SONS, 10
Beaver street.
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THE TURF.

TTNIoN COURSE L. L-TR0TTINGO ON WEDNESDAY,
May 2th Purse and stake of $3.50 Mile heats; best
Bin to wagons. IL Woodruff names br Lady Collins;
l. Piher g. Joe HusteI Buekland names br g
Course hourly. JOINT. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

dc O0A FOR 81 600 ANY PERSON WHO WISHES
DO.UUU. sure and safe speculation, can purchase
the usve right to valu be invention just patented
Call ~ 32 broadway, stairs, room No. from to
o. ok n j.. u. II.
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E,URNIsHID ROOM TO LET-A COMO aTABLE
furnished to let suitable for two gentlemen in
Franklin street. Broadway. Please address $. p j.
Herald Office
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR "A FAsTLY, ETH
~ farm house private boarding houselsocatio
must be on open sound, with good bathin
beach within thirty miles of New York. with faetss
railroad address, post paid
with full particulars and terms A. t. 502 Droac way.
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try In October last In the ship Western EMPIRE will
send his address A. Union square Post Once will
: oblige the advertiser.
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NARPETs L0ST.-oNE BALE MARKED ABRAHAM
~ Cibson Port Richmond, T. supposed TO have be ,n
left Breoiyn mistake liberal reward will be paid
by YOUNG JAYNE. zS2 Pearl street, N. r. for the
eoyer of he sama
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Personal.

TNRANCIS ALBERT CAY LIFT EDINBUaG JULY
IL 26 1873 sttsr from his friends will at on ce be scut
.hersysr he may direct and no questions asked Address
w. B. Duncan, New York.
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d S0 REwARD.-sTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
pCU on Saturday the 10Th instant, sorrel horse
top buggy wagon, trimmed with enamellsd leather an
ivory headed nails built by om'sssd 81. Fnan PGSIsf
~ year: old wi.e white stripe IL hi, face :hor sxitc
covery the and wagon and S2s for the
the thief GILMORE JARVIS, N7 Hicks street. Sout
Brooklvu.
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LIT IN WILLIAMsBURG-TO A SMALL, GEN
s semily neat essant brick cottage iecn osicouy
U1nfeis &C.. with sv ard drv r~''ars Nset
~. 70 nr ngst " Nay stsyes tne door. ts
SS>s"Dk LVhErIE, A. GrAas Ngsst vi NiLs2sya4k
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"a ta.cn ap. $50 .isl..iens pssin. u4if n'lion
do.ags to friendly gsssAs ~ laai ia.sa :ssa, :.-a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-10
9sirfunsen ses leeten giesenfturms.

Der 8eaenitlirm In pprIebter gSp6e BAT furdts
Bare GrrniItunsen in jecrr 8dtun9 mad lia 9es
scscn. Gilenbabncn, Sriden, S&iffe, 5abrfen,
SduIer, Carmen mp OGnme linb mrtr pper mint
Der teI6doi9t rtrr trtal ruinirt wrrren. NSir
iamntrln fcI9enbe gta@riGtsn aus unicrn SStds
ieelattrrn:
San gaTaie.5luIe, 9teu.S SerIey, iel bic 6lutt
bEber seitic9rn iein, ate felt 40 Satren. Die
5dac lei 9attcriUn lplen lid fTrmI6 in 9ia8as
ras6GlIr per!pnnprIt boteu, UNI pn grobarttgItcn
Nntlif bictcn. Gin grpGer npltri6 1T tm 9tab'
bnrtnat 9feus SerieY iibsrfIutbet.
Die lietrrfutbung im Delaware fat zine IoElr
erreidt, wrldbt nur INN 4 SUP seringer ais jtne
Ucn 1911 Whr. Die Delaware Nttbcilme res
9tnni9Nanii Canals bat tctrS6tIidcn Sharen
crlittcn. .....r. e.-., g..
.gfrusg crf.-9cr am Grptrncamm onses
ridtete SGabsn rrpe6 lih 9liitli6cripriie nidpt
BON Irl6cm llnianB, ooB Elm @an9et an SuBs
waIer fir bic Start gu tefiir6trn ltctt% Die Gits
lidcn unp weitli6en SelegrapBcnlinirn wurpcn
;ritbrt. Die Giirnbabnrn fNp nntl alien Hd'
tun9en trihGpt9t.
Gpnnrctieut.-Tcn S1rtfrrb &rb 9rs
mclret, RAP i'm Connecticut bic grGBte lletrrfIuz
tbung lib rin9eitclt rpn Der man bis jCbt wuBte.
Der JluB lit 30 SUP iibrr rrn 9rpEhnItden 9Sais
irritanp Neittescn. Sm untcrn 1bctIe rer Start
7ctcn bic !6iuicr bis gum spcitrn Stpf I'M 9GnIs
fer.
!5mtutr Yrn 5nnilcn in ben iiterI6wrmmtn
StabttHritn fnb aus ibrcn sGotnm9cn sertrietrn
mprrcn, uno niebrere YrrIrnen Crtrunten. llckr
2000 WtcuI6G, linp purh biz Scihdbi9un9 an
6aftereien nu6cr Sdh1ft9uns. SSNferbortc unp
Sriifentritnmrr ihwtmmcn in Den StrN6en. Der
@erIuIt in Der Stapt wiro auf 100000 sei6GBt.