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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
CITY lnseIlAgonce.

AHnnr OF Col PARxn Il. FRrn--eolossl Parka q.
French the late NioArsguau Minister Pisnpoentiary 70
this eosntry arrested yesterday for old dsst
alleged to b due By him 70 one VIM. II. Furnisa II
appears that on the ARRIVAL Of Mr. Preach In this city
being mace known through the public prints WIN. n.
Furniss filed complaint the Shsrins once, 70 this
effect that French owed him certain monies The Dur
chase OF clio chip sale contracted In this city years
ago. Tie attachment placed In the hands Of Deputy
Sheriff Cornell, who, for the last two days, has been
awaiting an opportunity to arrest the e.. Soaraguan
Minister. Yesterday, at noon, he found him OF the
Mansion House, In Chambers street. whore Mr.. Preach
is stoppipg and forthwith arrested him. subsequently,
Mr. French discharged, giving his word Of honor
to appear when the Sheriff required him. The trends OF
Mr. French say The charge frivolous one and win
on investigation, account Mr.. Frensh viii.
therefore, be enabled fulfil his engagement to spsak
the Park meeting th,s afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

THE NARsnLAIsE HYMN At THE ACADEMY OF Music
Aadamoisels Eliza Valentino, viii sing this noble
hymn at the Academy this evening" is spoken Of equal
ling, not exceeding, Rachel in It's execution She ap-
pears with the French flag We told this aiys true
and title Mile de Ia Vernede Comtesse de GAR
dias Valentino lie . &c, itious one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

THE YACHT SoUADRoN.-A new and most beau
tiful yacht has just been completed for Commodore
ere Is fest long, ~ feet besm ~ feet hold She 10
now receiving the finishing touches and win In few
Gays b sent sround to Squan Beach, to the summer
rssdenee Of the owner Important alterations have Just
been sads to the celebrated yacht America belonging
70 Captain X Lopsr She Is nov schooner Of sixty
tons beng 90 feet long Il feet BEAM and feet depth
hold. The altsraions Is believed, viii not only Riva
her Increased Speed but aso render her more comfort
able - sea boat Shs will be taken to Stonngton.
Ns9ark Advertiser, Nay co.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY %, 1856

vorE OF New YoRK- MlssrArExENTs Cor
McrxD-The black republican papers are
publishing the following table Of the vote in
this State last fall, and endeavor to draw from
IL the conclusion that there is very slim
chance for the success Of the democratic party
In the coming election
sDoefsbe WV. oooao
opposoon. ...... zes'oo
The same comparison may be made, and the
same deductions drawn, by . comparison of
the votes In oppOsition to botn the other par.
Ties, as follows
B-aea republican vote in 1876. 1850
opposi ION <0SI
Or gsinst the Know Nothings, as folio We
krov Nothing vote. ItS g79
The following Was the vote Of each party
LeoocTsuc toooto
kncs Notth g......s lfs@le
HAeA repnones n... oo,oiS
Falsenoods have commenced sa-iy IN the
campaign.
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Naval Intelligence,

The United States ships Of war Potomac and Sara:oga
rallied from St. Bar.s the 9th inst, for St. Thomss.
There . rumor current yesterday that orders had
been received 1T the Avy Yard Gospor to get ready
Columbia and sloops-ofwar Marion and DAle.-.ym7oue
Herald, Nay 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

DEsrRucrIYR FIRE IN CAMDEN, N. ia large
sx story brick building Front street. above Market
street, Camden occupied BY Msssrs Du Bots Simmons,
eoopsrs and beg Manufacturer totally destroyed BY
nre the 1sth Instant, with lcss OF $50 900 building
And soch-fnsured for III, 900. Thirty i've workusn
we're thrown out u employ ment, and also lost their
tools the loss 10 each workman averaging iron $40
70 e35.
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been pom,csL e:ieut and fsihfai 20 me consu
iu,ioB ana mAiDta the and nt.rest of thu
cousuy ., home abroad
Resolved, That n IN Jan Buch ln.n is f-st
cboice for Prss Of Un,ted States, that
hsvo tia his nomin aon would add gzsrsutes to
the bity Of republican Institutions aud tbs. would
Be responded 70 BY unoresscensrd majority Of The
American people, and that The celega OF the sesond
CoAgr district be ADD hereoy requested
The simple Interpretation OF those two reso
has done very we'll, all things considered; bet
we think We can do better With somebody else.
We have tried him and are satisfied. Give Us
somebody else.
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The THEATRES, &c.-For . complete eptome Of the en-
TREATMENTS offered at the various establishments this
evening" pleasure seekers referred to the
directory ct the head of the editorial page Want Of
space obigss us to omit the customary notices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22
Recruits for sicaraxua.

LoUnvILIE, Nay "A. 1856
Col. John Allen, Of Cuban and Texan celebrity, left
here this evening In the steamer sulana, With hun
dred and fifty Kentuokfans for Nicaragua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

HIsH WAGES FOR CoNsoN CoUNCILMM.-An
sDp has recently been made In Nsw York TO raise the
psy Of members Of the City Council TO eight dollars par
dsy The shsne has not yet passed, bat We are pre-.
pec 70 expect anv'hr from that sorey swndled ana
ecuup' city. much better motion Was made In our
City Council the other way and that was cut down the
Ter elem 20 dollar. This will materially reduce the
number ~ sessions end tn. amount Of legislation BY
kpGJiheH, Mag ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

WASHINGTON, May q, 1850.
2,sso,o0o Aous or rrmJc DOMAINE anEs AWAY.
The Wisconsin land bill passed by 81 against 81.
Mr. Conn, Of Ala, from the Committ-e on pubiis
LANDS, reported bin granting about 900 600 TO
Alabama 10 Aid IN the construction Of avs raj roads,
meeting with the Georgia and Tsnnsssss lines. Passed,
by ~ majority.
M Bliss ms.s An snt-slsvsry extension speech.
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Fire mt Portland. Me.

PORTLAND, Me-, NAY II, 1855
Poor's Block, located Island Pond destroyed BY
House and store and sIase. The maia building vas
100 feet in length, owned BY John A. Poor OF this city
The insurance small The other sus ers are xessrs
Hobart Ho~ard & Chamberlain and Mr. A. r. Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-22

TIE Luisa Miller !" not given last
Ing scoount Of the illness of Signor BadiA We shall
have "Luisa" On Friosy. The "rrovAtore" was given
last evening
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NV U1uKANs Nay 10 1853
Cotton sales today 90 bales. Toe rnarHet A. shsa,
s.si.g. quotatiops ~ micdhng beng Ice . 1889.
Otler Ar,lelss are unclaimed.
AtnAvY. hsy "a 1854.
Bsrsy-ssss Of 2,ot0 tpstsls Of Lover Caa.a. ssre
MADE OIL 81 ~ Oass-Halss Of . 900 bushsls a Ole :
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FIsK AT EURlIseros, N. J.--Tbe steam saw and
rtunF rlli Ia Barring on, owned ~ MssMa H. y. ba-
i.fd Bros. sumsi BY are on the 17th Instant
The ass ipelaeiss iunbsr, Il about slsoso insuspss
5000. Sstst3l .gg--is "a
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bpsT0s MAY ~, 1885.
The royal mail steamship Ansrica sailed from this
port 81 boon 70 day 9Th ia passengers for Liverpool
snd IL for Halifax. She takes out STA 900 specie
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QursEc, Nay "a, 1885.
The fcrev steam ship canadian, from Liverpool, the
It'll inst arrived tnis morning. Der advises have
been antic, rated BY the Csnasa ~ HAifsx.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING rElsGaAPHs.

Excisls news from Kan sass
REIGN OF TERROR THROUGHOUT THE TEKRrToRY-
THE ABoLIriOSIsTs wAvxR-PEREMfroRY DE-
MAHDs OF THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL, Ere, ETC.
CHICAGO, May q, 1855.
Dates from Lsayenworth Kansas, Saturday las.
rtcsived "Wednesday (today) haa been axsa upon fer
the attack on Laxrelce There il . general reign OF
terror tie Territory. Two lad crossed the
river at Gibson destined for lawrence Baf,rds
pany were enrolled the nidtis and furnished With
Usisd States arms by Gov. shannon. The fres s.a.a
men want arms and ammunition. Donaldson, United
States Marshal, has proclaimed his intention 10 make
clean work o; what he has TO do this time. Gove.no-
Robinson 10 s;in at Lexington.
The correspondent Of the Jefferson MissorrD Enquirer
states that petition 10 being circulated In the border
counties praying for the Immediate removal Of Colonel
Summer.
The Kansas correspondence Of the St Louis Depsoro
writes date Of the 15sn inst, that eight 20 twelve
hundred men we're encanped near Lecorp'on.
The people Of Lawrence had sent note 70 Colors
Sumner askng him to station body 81 troops in the
v,iniy to prevent the mob from processing 10 sangu
nary extrsmities He declined, saying he Esd no power
to move without orders.
Mr. Cox Of Lawrence, waited on Marsaal Donaldson,
to ascertain anything couio be done psAcsAsy to pre-
vent his monster posse entering the NJ Donald
man against whom process issued should -
rendered. that al munitions Of IN Lawrence should
be delivered up and tina. the citizens Of lawrence
should pledge themselves under oath 70 implicitly obey
the enactmen under whit ,h the Territory governed
Upon receipt Of this the citizens held meeting, AM
drew up letter to the Marshal stating that any pe-on
acting under him would be allowed 70 legal pro-
cess against any inha tant Of lawrence and that Il
called upon they would posse In aiding the
rest that there would not Low at any future time,
be any resistance to the law and that they only awaited
opportunity TO testify their fidelity to tbs Union
the constitution. They eaimei be law sodng order
loving citizens and asked the protection Of the esnsa
teo authorities.
Tho purport Of the MArshsls answer was hat hs al
not believe the promises Of the people Of Is~rencs that
he regar ded them rebels and traitors and that they
should know what his demands When he came.
Mr.. Brown, editor Of the Herald Of Freedom, writes
that mob entered the hotel at Kansas city, where be
was staying, and dragged of ~hich they supposed
to be himself. On discovering their mistake they
turned and demanded him Of the proprietor, Who
refused to de liver him up TO them company OF Mieh
gan eigrsnts then entered the hotel 20 protect ne
occupants. The mob still surrornding the hotel
gathering 1T the close Of his letter
No authentic intelligence has been received concerning
his (Brow'ns) fate since his capture.
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1he Frieate CUMBERLAND In m.,Is.,o,.

orders have been received at tn, Navy Yard TO rage
the insats Cumberland and prepare her for ssrvise
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The Massachusetts Personal Liberty 6iii.
Roorov Nav 81 lQSf

IO6IUN, my ~ Iovc
The Personal Liberty bill up In the Hoase today
and Mr. Hale, Of Boston, moved to substitute FOR the
majority report lin favor Of retaining the aw) ae mino
rty report or its repsa. The motion carried BY
1870 year l1s nays many members dodsing the vote
The majority composed OF straight wings and de-
mccrats and . portion OF the Americans. At the i'd
tournament to dinner . mou,n pending made BY a
free soil member, TO Indefinitely postpone the whole
matter.
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They LIKE HIM But THEY HAVE HAD ENOUGH,
The following resolutions Were sdoeted cy
. meeting OF the democracy OF tie second dis
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Take, as measure of their diplomatic cali
bre, the negotiation with Denmark. Before
Mr.. Pierce came into the Presidency, the legal
question with regard to the Sound dues had
been settled. 1t was written that Americans
should pay no more tolls. Well, correspon-
dence began, in which Of course the Danes
talked away at their ease, making out all sorts
of absurdities, through which every one-eyed
person could see at glance. Rejoinder from
us-notice to Denmark that the treaty is to be
abrogsted after such delay. Then more
letters; more gable about old rights; and
general impression among the people of Jut-
land and the farmers of Holstein that Eng
land has warned the United States that
she will not suffer her faithful Danes, of whom
abe took such care at Copenhagen, to be
molested in the least degree. Mr.. Marcy
gives Denmark two months more. The Cham
Der of Commerce of this city then makes an
effort to know what lie to be done about the
tolls. The answer-hear it, everybody lis
pay as before, under protest So ends the
new Danish farce.
But we need not look into particulars. Where
is the negotiation, where the foreign transac-
ton in which the administration of Mr.. Pierce
does not cut pitiful fgurei Is there any ma
ton with which We have had dealings that
cannot regard our government with contempt
from the authors of the great despatch pub
lished elsewhere, to the recipients of the
Marcy letters 70 Nicaragua? Are they not
these Pierce men--a living disgrace to every
citizen In the country? s.f
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StetbefdlL. - @etern ftarb Serr Carl
S9tdIe, friber sBrdlibeut Der DeutIfen
0ernann8s l1utertiibung @eiellidaIt, ELM aus
9eutein 9eadteter Sitr9er. Seine Seerbigung
ltnoet belte Na6mittag INN but6 2 ubr
ltatt.
B- Benefits pom 6. OHringer.-
Waboniellp ober Die Stummep BON
POrttct-0tGdlten 6reitug, ben 25. NpriG,
toltlr1tt I'M 0e1ti4en NationaE Tbeater 3um8es
merit beg Serrn . iiringer pbi9eS Drama
our Nuftbruu9.
Der 8eneft5iant but baS Drama 9leiGenNa=
mems aus benz el9ltiden iiber1ebt, uno fir bic
peutide 8Rbne bearbettet. Die pielen6reunbe,
Die ltd Serr OHrtn9er leit ieinem 6ierIein err
pcrben, perben lid ireuen, i'm audi al8S6rift.
lteler fennen 81 lernen.-QBir baben un8 iibere
5eu9t, paB fir bic Iu8ltattung pteie8 Stides
ale 9ebel in geme8uuS 9eieet purpen, unO bic
lcentl fen arrangements aQe8 bt8ber ~seleiltete
ii6ertrefen.-@ miini6en benz 8enef3ianten,
Der alien II n iern Qeleru befannt 1T, ba er ii6 in
ben perldieoenarti9iten Stolen, lnp INNER NIT
@luf beme8t bat, Elm re9t poGe8 6au8, uub
9lauben uns ntdt 51 irren, penn mir iasen,DaB
ba8 Tbeater i6erfiQt iein nirp, meBbalb mir
rat9en, BET 3eiten ii4 einen %lae gu iidern.-
ueberbaupt tonnen mir ni9t unterlaIIen, unIere
Witbir9er auf btele8 Gbeater mieberbplt aufz
merfl atn 81 MAIDEN Die @eIeuI6aft perotent
ale @unIt be8 9ublifum8.
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gsle9rapbif6e SSotbri6tem.
8-erlGtet ii bens,8 al tic. % edsr."

Wafbtnetpn, %. Npril, - Der lebte
Oanpter Fat Oepeldet bonn ipaniIden Wttntz
lter BET auS1pdrtigen AnSele9enbetten ait unlerr
@eianbten in Moprip 9ebradt, irprtn bic ipa=
nii9e 9fe9ierun9 li4 3par b0flt4, a6er ertIdiez
ben met9ert, b~ieient9e Satt8f faction 3t 9ebe1,
ipelde uniere Ne9terun9 >pe9en pe8 Inbaltena
pe8 Oampfer8 @loprabD purd) ba8 lpantIde
&rieo8Idiff 6errplanr perlan9t bate. Spanten
Iudt pur6 cine Geibe BON Nrsurnertten par5u=
tbu1t, baB Der Gpumarbeur beS Terrclanp ntdt&
aetban babe, mpSu er nidt nud bent 80lferre6t
unD nad ben bat1talt9en an Der &ilte BON pa
banna pbmaltenoelt gerbdltnt1Ie DDll Itdtotg be-
redti9t mar.
Wafbin9tpn, 20. 0lpril.-Die gtl aui
Nntpeupu119 be8 Nfte8, bur6 tpelden Elm Ser.
ct. 8e3irf89eri6t fit @altf Ornten errt3tet mtr0,
purbe art9encmmet.
WewzOprf, 22. Npril. - Sine Depel9e
lit bon BrpDincetptpu, Gap Grb, bier an9elan9t
fplsenben Snbalte8:
Sine S1aIde purbe beute bier ans 2aro
aeipielt, bic Elm Yupier ent9ielt, auf nel4em Die
Wprte 3u lelen tparen":
nnNuf ber @rpBen 8anf. OampferBactfic
W1afe fort ; Oampfer auBer Srbnun9; ididt
OulIe lCHletU. NIa VlpIlpSe'
Dteie @eldidte 1T o%ifenbar Elm ber5lOIer
Sopr. (RepOrter,)
8btlabelpbia, %. Npril,- Die penn=
iplpunii egeiee9ebunS perta9te it4 beutegtodz
mittas. 8pr ber Sert19un8 paIltrte Der Grts
8ab1zG barter betoe Sd1l er.
Die 8ir9er Don Bbituoelpbia peroen ben
Serrn Buchanan bel ieiner Ofiiffebr aus @n9z
lamb Sffentltd empfan8ert.
NewzOOrf, 20. Npril. Der Damz
pier Quufer Gttp 1T nit Oater Biz gum IS. BON
Sabanna bier cit9elaufen. SIRE Na4ri9tet
Iinp p9ne 8elat9.
8ptpn, %. Ipril. - Sin unbefannter
@6Opner idlu9 9eltern ipa9relo oea SturlreS
nm. Wtan Iab, tpte Die MannI9af lt9 an oa8
Wrad fe1tf(amlherte, aber e8 mar unmoSlia, tbr
5n Stlfe 81 ellen,
New<OrGeanS, 20. Ipril. - .. 6.
Qapatt, friiber Gtaat8s NttOrnep, 1T arf bic Ans
flaoe rerbaftet mprben, baB er 100000 uns
teridla9en babe.
5us DampfbUpt g. g. Grabpf perbrunnte
beute auf benz Wberft Bis auI ben 8aherlptes
oel.
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Verf& e e 8.

user fennt ben Mann? : Der
Bitt8b. 91ep., elm 8fafenbldtt6en ftr ,,Wabrz
beit, 8edt unD @euletnppbl", acknowledgements :
n2etbt9 ein9e1abeu. Sin en9liz
I4e8 8latt in Chicago erpdhnt, paB 2etbte
BON &c il II d. zen BON SEEM 2)rrt aus etngelaDer
wcrpen lei, cine 01eibe BON GrrleI urt9en bort gu
6alten. Wtan mill ibn1 $4,000 9arantiren. SIT
oteIe Neadrtdt wabr, 10 5et9t ii6 cine e%rfreuli=
dye Rt9tull9 in benz auterifanil6en @eilt. Set
big mirbe IN ptelen StGotett nit 8eoieroe oez
bSrt merben. @enn @nerifa et1mal anfdn9t,
oeutIde Prcf% elpren etn5ulapen, 10 1T un5uneb=
men, baB e8 audi Oenen, bic Bel Brofe1ipren gu
SauIe et1paS 9elerut, ibr td9li6e8 8rpb 9eber
ntrD."
@ebGrt Der Bitt8b. Step. etpa audi I'll benen,
bic gu Saule Bel beuti6en BrOfe1oreu et&paa
gelernt baben ?
NacenI # pG5. - 8tb9eralb, Elm eben pea
Wtprpe8 letne8 Sater8, 8rurer8 unbItutter FL
2luburn perurtbeilter iunser Oten19, erflarte
in Der Meinung, baB Elm 6urbiser e6enfau8 ee.
bdn9t perDen loqe, I'D bOffe bod, baB i6 niGt
nit pemielben Stran9e 9eban9t rperpe, in mel
dent Der Oei99er 9eban9t ptrp."
- Oa8 abgebratnte GprDentsarbenzIbea
ter in Qpnbpn 1T bafIelbe, mo W eber'8 yObe=
ron" TIT Sabre 1926 gum erIteu Wtale aufse=
fii9rt wprpen. Der beutIde Tonptdter fart
IN 2pnbpn ait benz rtGmli9en Gage, mo fem
uTreil4Hb" gum 8euefi5 fir i9n 9e9e6en wer.
ben Ipllte.
- Die q II et9eipolte Der Som
Dom Ttme8 brtn9en ldbrltd bic ungebeurt
Summe BON S 100000 auf. Sine Strno
ulIetn 5ublt Der Zines $4,000 per Subr fit,
Nn5ei9en uno bret anoere @eIGdft8bauIer j
uber $ $4,000.
gorge Der Bfaffen lit ID
Ell 9 + a deuen Serrgptt. &tr5
li9 ipolte Elm belttI9eSBaar unpeit Oeer9rrp
Sq., It9 perebelt9en unb ba e8 nun einutal be
9atbplifeu ber berfSmntlide 8rauG 1T, Dor Del
Traultn9 Ri bet9ter lt1b ba8 +. N~benbmabl Il
senteBer, 70 rel fen lte, GrGuti9aut unb 8raut
3u benz lteben Oteilen BON ibrem @pbnIibe ent
%ferntert geiltliden Sdafita(le uut bort CT
Sodmitrben i6re Climber in bic S6ren 81 bla
fen. 9fad sc debener 8etdte ppGlten ite cont
mt1tcireu - aber mas mar ? Seine SOFTER
maren gu finben benn bic Staten Uni
M Il e batten ben pabren Qet6 G9riltt mi
Numpf unO Stiel auf9eireiien.
Der Bfuffe boriiber in Serle9en9ett, maGt
Dem @bepaare ben Nntra9 bic Grauur9 all
meitere a6t Sage uui3uldieben, BIB gu meG4e
522eit baln 1pteper cine Senbung ge6adene
YerrgTtter angefpnnen pdren.
Oa8 8rautpaar bamit un5ufrieoeu, erfldrte
paB e8 niGt Belt batte, pieien meiten We8 nod
einmal Sit MAIDEN unp CLAUDE nit ridterlt9e
Irauung iet Die Sade eben 10 gut ab9e1na9t
ais burd ben pfaffii4en 5uln6u9. Gl8 Del
8faffe merfte, baB ibm ba bret Dollars ent
i6lipfen %f0nnten, nubm er Die 9rrBe 1t. l6mer
Sinbe auf lid unp madte nunSeipe, AUDI pRn
bic Stdrfun9 be8 Nbenpmabl8 9%enOlen 5u ba
ben, 81 Wann nnp Srau. (Seob.)
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DAP Oteient0en, pelde bon ben Sermlfllt1t=
gen, au wel6em bieier Srieg, &penn tpetter 9ez
fabrt, 10 lei6t bite fltbren fSnnen, eineQSteoerz
berfeluraber 3e~rtrimmerten9 DECENTRALIZATION pber
oar bic Nepplutipu, 1tnc tpeiter Die a%l9emeine
eurrp6iI6e 91epublif %ertpartet baben mtG9en, NIT
ben BON BEN We1fmd9ten errunsenen 9teI ult1s
ten iebr un5ufrteben iinc, be9reift it4 lei4t. Mir
ielbft 9ebSren 81 pieieu lln5ufrieoenert, aber mir
bGrfen aber unIerer WiBitinmun8 baS frog
aIepem B en- 9 srpBe 8eiultat ni4t iberies
ben, mel6es bur9 bic a0itrten Wafen fIr @uz
rcpa ertdmpft wOrben 1T.
5ett ldnger als 2OSabren lebten Dte6reunbe
Der e1rcpGiI6en Treibeit in beltdnotser 8elcrs=
niB, bic ,91ufIen mGGten zines I6Gnen Cages,
Ooer iber Neadt, it9 &pnltanttncpels unD Der
Tirfet bemG6ttsen, unb babur6 mte nit etneul
G4lag ibre OeSpptenn1adt 5u elmer unitber=
minoliAen MAIDEN. Sett Sabr5ebnten ipate1l
bic 8rcBartisIten militdriIden 8Orberettltngen
Der ruliti6en 6e9ierun9, felt SabrbunDerten
mar Der gauge @brgei5 bes rullti4enGOlte8 bic
fem 3ieGe 5u9efebrt, Die beili9e Sppbienftrde
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an bic SteIe ees Oalbmpnpe8 ba8 erte6iI6e
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Der Titrfet aus Der @epalt berWtp8ltmS 5u Be-
freien unb unter ba8 3epter beS re9t9ldubi9en
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rei6en .3iele8 iaben Die MOstppiter felt LANCE
ibre eisentli4e pplitiide uno reli9iSie Miili0u
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ndbrten Wabn batten btele felt Setter benz @rc=
ben ibre Northumberland peltberri4enpen
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4tfte be8 iGpur5et Weere8 maren 1ur erbaut
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rem felt lan9e Uprbereitet batten, uno Der iest
eerape au89efiibrt perben IpGlte, alS bic Strange
fen unb @n9lanber our elften Stunbe bic
Waffe1 er8rtfen, unp i'm slafli4 51 nt4te
uladten.
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mas man Mil bteie beiben Wtdrner 9aben GU
rCpa unmifentlt9 etnen srpBeu unbere9enbarer
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ruIiiIde 6lptte ~5erItSrt, II. bie&iiiten be8 Idpar=
sen Weere8 unter bic Nufftdt @urppa8 gelteGt
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iClen unb merpen Oanf bafiir 6aben; fe per=
ben ibreu 2obn erbalten nt9t fir ba8, mas Ie
getban, fpnbern fir pa8 mas fe nj t 5et61n
boben. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-04-23
@t0Sf Baltimore

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gtamerS Samuel Grams palfirte 9eftern fpl9en
pes llnslid Otit ietnem &arren itber cine pprt
&esen un9ei4wplene @cfie fabrenp, mOlte er
auf Ieinen @a9eu lprin9en, al8 er ab9litt unp
beruuterltir3te. Seine beiben Seine purpen
iberfabren unp baS re9te iber benz &tie gebrpz
den. Or. Seuier wurpe berbei9erufen, lief
i'm ua9 ieiner Wpbnun9 in &epublicantruBe
brinsen unb le9te unter 8eibille Der Dpttrren
q. IS. @plburn unb Sinfel ben 8erbanb an.
Der 8atient befinpet ii9 mad llutdnbeu tppbl
unO es itebt gu bcffen, baB er fem @liep pieper
9ebrau9en tann.