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pirs bterburt betannt sema6t, bnB ba5 pbensenannte @ert6
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benen baben, fnD eriu6t, btefelben an pber gr BEN 10. Swlt
1856 CUR @eltuns su brtneen, ptbrisenfaaS fe ibrer Mnfpri6e
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@eeebsa unter nteinem @issel am IS. San. 1856.
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lung nit $40 tn6 Eoas pebri0e in 0terteljdbrtiten Staten ppn
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psItuatt. itfe pBI[e 8 efunbb cit mteber erlan9en wPAen,
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AnnetuDge1 fue C~enfelben ~betgepGGt.
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8aBuGnu Uuo o., $50 8rpepnag 8prtenba9t A5tGeradnn
Co. is uo 10 puofDu ct.
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bef0neg molten cr6alten etneu 0n8emelenen 9abat UNI
asa9era5 aUf AufraBea Bel GEM
6aupt-@genten fir Die 8%eretnt9ten Stddter
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SeinncbeitSSCf 1ce.
Baltimore, 1. Nfat 1856. Die 4ufmerflamfett bs
publtama wtrp btermtt Defenders auf Die indifference 5efttpn
Der Ordinance eur @pbaltun8 Der @eunbbett Der Stabt4 ge-
tenft.
Sett. "A. ltnb fi eS bef6lpfen unb S~erpr6net, bB es Sic
Pilot let BON jebert 8emphnet etnes 9aufes pier @igner elmer
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Der CUTE QBtle etnes @roeerg~ uns 2tqupr<StpreS, Ser it'd
Der beten 5requenS erfret 1T ne6f Dem nod porbanbener
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

ceiling n nj tie tail Mountains have rSa.<s you,
AMI got ,ou INTO their power ard you wonder If the
-trorg ard r,rdly ry,r that has bhh"rio borne you
along IN triumph, viii ro: frd some Fubt,TAnean way
through winch 20 r.-cue you. Underneath are the
bling wattr.-afyund y1u a-e the Will aed tnyste-
Nous ,choe- and above, upon :ho inaccessible Tock',
frown the grim ruin Of the robber castles winch oy
their aisoc. a,ious 70 doubt add very ma,A to the
strange ef,,: which we have certainly failed to trans
late in,o words.
You seem somehow t. he sailing deep down upon
the surface &C sori- shor;, narrow, troubled, ever
changing lake, whose OUT; you grow note aad more
c,r.a Nus, AZ leI c,h lead downward towcr' he n.
.t,rHos.
A. Bingen The mountains opeu, and We escape il
safety. Tie grand old nyer, here broader than two
hundred miles nearer The sea. again f'ws through
tr, al and fertile readows and among ;he hills Gov
ded with vines and orchards.
u Tie tire IT, Father Rhine II the enthusias c
Go-rraus : 10 more fiction. the birth Of sentimental
int craton as i las sesmdt. p more Wosac Amer
icans; bit We syn pa;hize with their PRIDE, and no
loIc,r word,r &: ~ at Pcirarch e.s u tha; AZ the
tine he v-ed IT, tie people used TO worship H. and
ascrhc 70 wonderful powers. On the evening be-
fore II. joins Z - % teu- u, lie wcllen IN those
old ms usG 20 go down 20 the shore md wash the
breast and ans ;t solemn gestures, an marmarinc
myst,roUs sentence.
They ,houglt;o wash away al Their guilt in the
sacred stream, and by tie glimmering moonlight, by
the fsncc If tie dream -tescttrs Joiann.s-aig"- 70
I'D d on.selyts e every ~.
I. Singer u Laura describes one o. these scenes,
wltl,1 tie pc,t Va so s'rack with tie assembled
beauty Lat he mig well nigh have -ost lis heart II
had 10, tetr lo,' ai,ealy.
Thevhole shore, he says was covered with
'tirorg Of wouen aud gns. Many OF item wore
"w~ca'ls If fragrant herb', and al with loosened
"eaimert- washed then white limbs IN tie stream,
"Nl,speriie word. Of prayer. How ! envy you,
SOY. tie poet happy dwelers upon the Rhine tho;
tie river en- bear away your load O. soUow, while
neither 20 nor Tber can cleanse US from it,
But here Mayerce, with ts cathedral towers and it,
long Ines Of red sandstone palaces appears and here
we bid you aiieu to visit the tomb Of Frauenob the
Minnssirger. Is : /. tA'I.
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TIFF MrsrRyEs OF A NopERy uroo

Ltsi. Durham Massey OF the 18th regiment, in :,
plying To az article which recently Appeared in Lee.
fCn paper, accusing hin OF excessive amoan, -
foolish va ty IN believing limself hero denies 4,
yey pioIeT tone of ri a ation this Ia, da
spiie az, usstoD. lie devOntly thanks tod thnl IA
,Frot such fool" A. 10 think hms.lf "a zero; ipdS.S
taking bis osn Innate OF The prosecutions 20 Which
lc,o Is exposed there are few apprehend exeent
The most eager for the worlds appliance, and tor ,'s
sweet oiees Of the mob. who would consent 70 endrr.
tie civil ctteDtions rbus o'ScTlbed 10y hr Massey;
Sir YOU 90 not know the miserles of bring he-o
pc,,vnlip,rs arrest our servants as they 90 of e.
r,1ds ard ak where YOU were born, where yol were
h,ccsht up. who wa. your grandfather ard who ws
your :, hoolmaster; and sOme day you see hsieous
tiog pblcal caITcoiurt OF yourself ua acreoyp-
l., seizes on youan artist pencil IN h.nd, wsyays
you-ap epgrayer pUls Your icenuiy upon proof-inN
;s,ious 10 public banguets come IN upon you, on cards
A. large as dinner Iates-youog ladies, IN pre,iiIy
folded notes, solicit yoaI soograpn' lou receive Al
h,lajrg supply of tracts from ladies 1T grayer
sseims,iuary p, cts barass YOU with cOggro verses
auhols of bad books ssId you copies of their tire.
some works--you are stared at IN The s,roets-when
>our catr;see ste, NOur horse Is prosokingly patted
al 4 reck-yOu aye shOUiod al IN the thcaters la
% ,nftt and pryacN are at al end Now all hi, q
,,y, Wen for a stioLg, able, idle Crnoan hero who
tho thing and ~ho has health and strength To b. A.
Il Rutit issy,ry different thing, II b. chance tho
ull.,py victim. ctcg TX mon ne ylog "h hs oack
IN ~ tcs;iot in q Crmta an but should ptarn home
aud wish 10 G, iov quiet; and 10 have tame TO nurse s
e some two or bIte ch.s shsrter and much ieebler
,Lsn It's felow-tO think the precautions necs-
s,,, to pse.rve weak lungs in the moist climate Of a,
Irish coming Winter aud should have occasion two
Nv th,cc fines week endure very ugly ceremony
uame,. the inserti u OF probe some or ~ inches
into eli open wound
"For my palt give everybody notice that an by
80 nan. he man 10 make hero OF, and that tAoss
,I.t made me 70 shoald at repent Much better
INV cO.l, be had. TIE crop is as plentiful as block.
b.rri,s Crmedns are everything now, are everywhere
vi ,bo,.b Md looking and hirsute aninss Al
Ss,;lv csntht do not at all answer the DESCRIPTION
NOT a sjre Ie air on my upper or lower lip I
10 not wear turkish cap when travel never
w 10 toIacco Therefore, where others may be hsd
e ,b. sstino beg 10 be allowed 10 sbdlca,e the
Tnuo,s Of heroship and to remain in quiet"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
A PROPOSITION TO AssAssINATE KING
ROMRA

The following proposal to Kill the King Of Naples by
private hand, appears in The Lond0H DAILY -Ner':
TO J. nERITos WHITE.
Al the pres, nj time have only fl0O OF ready money
AZ my Disposal and am likely to bsve 30 much in
future. OF this transient TO you Is toward " the
scQuisiiion Of 10 600 mukes 70 be given to the first
Italian Province which shall ri-e." The remaining
9J reserve for the family of the first patriot who
the dignity and performs the duty of yranni-
eide. Affect n-en have cried out against me for my
cor uienda,i,p Vi tLis virtue the highest OF which
nan II capable and DOW The most imperative. l. it
rot sbsurdity remind that uslrpers will rise up
airerh DO not all trsnsgressors AM must there
fore lay ssde the terTOrs of chasfie ment or give
ticket OF Lave 20 the most atrocious crimn,ll 81 all
one tnslsye millions Shall the laws be subyerted
snd we be- tod that We act against them or without
aeiy sanction when le.t rs, and when guided
by eternal justice, We smife down the sabveruor I
Tree or four blows instantaneous and simultaneous,
may save the world many year VI wa ADD degrade
ton. Ii il "a unsafe to rob citizen shall be safe to
rob Ieopti In what country IL not every schooboy
taught even by the priests who ere ordinarily his in.
sruttons-kee impelled upeon,eiousiy by hand
invi.ibeio applaud The sefdeyot.d vindicasorl The
frue .ykes TIC deck and the boy rises at once into
The man- HALTER SAVAGE LAsDeR-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
AN AMERICAN NOVEL CRITICISED.

I'll. LonGDR LeQdcr thus sets down Miss Warmers
las novel:
Five bur bred pages OF narrative without an incident
such is his PARADOX by the author OF ." The Wme,
Vice World" Tho WAS tedious enough hts ~ In
dsc,lably dali Ii is endless stresa OF talk, some
i'm, !, coherent always unnatural and repusiye. An
Niss Warrers yeSonages speak IN al acidnated man
nov the calm hero is defiant the hero with the flashing
ewes insoent the heroine with the poutlng bps ssucy
the heroine with the steady brow insulting An or
al, ary lemon could not live one day IN such company
The best of Miss Warmers people, Winthrop, IS
usrionette, who makes up for hls vlrtaes by his OF
siye usnntJs her two heavy fathers are a. cold as
reptil.s; her lavorite daughter, Elizabeth, If thin
niece of ssperity and the climax OF absuri.ty Is, that
tho writes as oolshy a. her puppets talk. She seems
a. Rave ton ut spasm Is necessary TO emphasis
er6 that little crisp fences without beginning 81 enA
Dive popt and character 10 her style Her paragraphs
III, reore are continually broken into asthmahc rag
III. MIS- the general iue with Miss srner oeg 10 AZ
emulate her solemn steps and changes IN passages OF
the uo,t trivial nearing She describes poato-scrap-
inr as though il were capital punishment and pro-
nosaI of marriage as though it were Christmas
cracker Imge dutions of can't aso, are poured into
the staprant dialogue sacred names and words being
burl, sGued by asset alton with comicaly ivous ep-
codes uf domestic life.
p,rhafe. however the attempt to elaborate char
e,er portrait of the real heroine Elizabeth Hsye Is
the moot painful failure of the book This Elisaoeth
/, literally disgraceful shrow, impousiy insoeut TO
Ir father despotc 10 her friends mbecie IN the pres
,pce az her lover Scarcely is she introduced once
without an exhibition of ill-humor recorded by N.Y.
Warner in aridiculousy inflated II amer. nS
A book is pronounced the most remarkaoe inc sea-
son bns has produced but the HUI Of The ShdtemsS
il without a rival, the siest. 1t would have beeo
scarcely worth while TO gay go were not that several
publithors at once are driving Miss Warmers heroes
and herones TO market, that the public in danger
ls,ty wbish can now be conferred for trading purposes
ppcn any American author
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
,oE7uFEH PENNSYLVANIA-TIOGA
Core.ro nd,ree oi The \. 7. Tneure.
NELI.EoKoUGH, TloGA Co., II

Cor,,ty ul,ree II The \. 7. Tribune.
Wt1I.EoKcUGH, TIoGA Co., Pa, Oct g 1856.
Hold or there, Mr.. TRlBUSE Bradford County
th>r that banner. TIoGA "a II the field and con-
tests the pm. Let Us see Bradfo'd, a, the reject
election. gave 10 round NUMBER 5000 votesi 1900 Of
" hich were for the Republican ticket This s az 20
l. Tioea gave. in roEn1 numbers, 1880, 1900 Of
Which wee Republican. wlicL Is o. 3. dearly 10 !.
s. Mrs. Bradford, Won WI please stand liae back,
pA,,e ycu can see at as wei. We haze banner
t,Ap. to-. vli.h, though small AID young, went
-traialt out for tie Freuon: t'ket-6ot single
Buchapeer IT, There "a on, one toTr IN the county
that did not OF Republican majority, and Der sku -
80 ,cA tba, -he hss been able TO get the merit Of
the question .GJly ,nICueh her hair YET.
Tjoes row proposes 70 Bc.dio!- and Susqaehanna %
add another thousand 70 ne majority IN the Wlmo.
D.tric,. making i. G0o instead OF 5000. Togo
u.Jces kus.:to do oner ~ OF tbs t1crease anf sN
,rf,rgs e Do A..1 5>t.y :.4s Nsg,. no you take
Yer, w.r; then ia bargoir. Please 70 STICK Pm
tLerr. Mr. EI,or, end Oh tie moruiog OF the dsh,
vol; viii h-i.n & moment you vii hear thuneer from
about lhe., oly 2.Ds. 1io"A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

we're blow was siru,k in ,be attack made upon Law
rr ee-thaf even later ,ines may BOT have eahib'''i
bitter bCsiiity or uBcontrol 81 ia~lessntss III
cLaii'eb'e udL me 1t one may et least hoQe -, -
lean only testify Of the event. ha. rr s-ef ny il
a; thai critical pe'i D. and, ,ueb, reeent mem -
81 all int mouniul nbHiicn toward 'ne history -
mo,t omeniors struggle
/ al, Slf. your mot ohe6ient str'S.. rcrOYr
THOMAS II GLApS4O'L~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
OSCap " STURTEVANT AND HIS
NOMIkA TON

r. ne rSss,y sr Tx ~ y. Tossae
s,v. There has been much surprise manifested thai
,b Rc,ubli,sps Of the Third Ward rhould have aoI-
n.,,d one Of the members Of the body known a. forty
beyes for Alderman; ard for the credit OF the; no
sr.ctabe body beg leave TO stat that'hey have o"nS
To sivs hktogy Of Tie RsYub,s:sn AsccsS''' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

-C,prrEr ~ A BufGLAR-sargealt lockwood Of
~ svr,,,ts Ward pohec srrsseS saiiy sunday
ne young ma b.o.A Des Norm saArSed VITA aav
49,, ito r. ,,osery IL Ssnten saj Aim c.s and
..,,frsr two cote aaf - in fle sce
20 one q ,ls r.. tses rse9 .rcs,ed, aad J,s
Tee HrsI,An bfstes bsA SO ~ IFiAL