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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-09
@urppGiit6e Nacbrtdbten.

- Die 1Nuss6ur9er 3t8." tbeilt bic 9fa9z
Irtd)t nit, Dap Der r0mtl d)-fatbpltId )e PrteIter
De Sandf8, Der pe9en ietner liberalen Selpe=
gr11eeu in Yiebmpnt befannt 9epprpen, an Der
llniperlitat 3iri4 gum Brpfeiicr Der %italieut=
liden Sprade ernanlt pprDett lei. DE Gait
dis mar Der erlte, Der, in Serbinbuns nit Dem
@rafe len Nrabe0a b'Qfflitto lit Stalien bic @ra
|et1e8 relten @latbell8 perfltnpete unp Elm fretes
|Qeien Der gibel betnIelben 5u @rnnbe le9te.
@eueinpen, Die ietner 2ebre fpl9en, befinpeu
lid bereit8 IN Turirt, Ni55a urb @en1a.
Der 9rDbte . fer Der Welt il
CUR Bet Der uelte @unarbbampfer vBerIta,"
rpelder am 26. ION 2tperpppl nad NetpzYpri
ab9e9un9en 1T, UNI bernna6 IN jeper Stunbe
bort eintreffen fam. Ma8 @erdumi9feit uno
8equemlidteit fir Baiiu9iere betrifft, ipl bteIeS
|S4tff ale feline Gple9en Bel tpeite1n iiberru9et.
Ig8 mtBt pom @allipretfppf Bis gum SadebDrb
$50 8ub ieine 2dt9e i'm Wa1ier betrG9t $50
|6uB, Die 8reite be8 9tumpfe8 As 6uB, Die Sc
iotl1ltbreite II TuB, bic Gtefe 80 6ub, Der
Durdmelier leiner Sdalfelrdper 40 6uB, unb
letne Gra9fdbi9feit 36OOGpnner Seine Ota=
idine bat $4,000 Yfp. 91ei9 einem Yferbe)
1000 Bis 5000 8ferbefraft. Der Sdiff8rau1n
lift in 7 ppn einauber 9~etrennte tpoiIerbtdteOtduz
me 9eIcrbert, beren ieper un9efGbr 9O6uB lang,
16 SUB brett unp 20 6uB bod 1T. Sic befi1z
ben ld Der 2dn9e raf III berlJtitte be8S9tf8a
ullD baben gu beipen Seiten bte&Oblenz
feler, auBerpem bat bas 6a4r5eu9 eilten reel
len ppppelten Grper, peien tnlerer pprbalten
ipQ, ipe:;n per duBere i4abbaft setpprben 1T.
.Seine erlte 4rpbefabrt ppn Glasgow na9 81
perpppl (eine@ntfernun9 BON 2O3 et9l. Oteilen)
le9te ct in 10 Stunpen 43 N}inuten 9liidlid'
3uriiG.
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= : SIT 8aats etu &nOpzNotbtng?

8anf8 lit Der @ripdblte Der re publtfa Il l.
iden 8Qrtei, OaB bieIe 8artet niGt 9e9en
bic 6rempeu lift, bat lte ~ii6erall, mo- lie 5urSerrz
i6aft selaust 1T, tbatlddli@ bemteieu. Ntp9 ME
DieQei6t hat 1i9 Elm @uper1l6r ener9iiGer fit
G1fredt9altung ber Ntaturalil atipn89eiebe aus
seIprpden, nl8 Der rcpubllfanilde @upernOr
Start, G6ale prn Sbir, Der na4 Dem @eidrei
%9e1ptiier 8ldtter ei1 9eI9pprner &rpp=9 trtbtn9
1ein Iplte, bat e8 AUDI 9etban uno Die repu~
blttani d 0ele9atenperi alnllun9 bon
S6to bat gu @u1iten ter beutlden 8epGlferun9
cine OtaBregel beld,lpiieu, tpelder itA in frHbe-
rem Sa9ren Die Oeutpfratet iene8 St1ate8 int
ner aus allen &rGften ptperIebt baben. Oa8
Iae8 bepeil et latham, baB Die Splitter int Srrz
tbum tparen, penn Ie bebaltptete1 pteIe 01epua
blifaner lftto 6 Srcmzg 3otbtns8!
Aber tpie ffebt'8 nit 8atf8 ? g8er fann unS
ettpu8 8elttwttnteS iiber 8anf8 laoen? St gilt
bier all9etnein fir einen Snppz9 }ptbtn9 unp Die
gtepzYOrfer Staut85eitru9 ipridt BON elmer
Snptp=9 tptbin9=Nebe Die er ppri9e8 Sabr int
@rn9reB 9ebalten baben Ipn.
0a8 ltintnt ober nit ben 99adrtdten nidt
therein, bic mir pon elmer arDerl1, t1ebr 5uperz
ldlltsen Seite perrpnmen babe11. 8ant8, iaet
man un8, bate bet leiner Wabl nit einentGnoip"
9tptbil9 @egencanpipaten 5u fdmPfen unp III
Elm eutidieOener @e9ner pe8 Gllptentbuu8. ST.
1T ben &rpten Tim 10 nle9r Oerbabt, al8 ct per-
Iel6eu eirtlttal an9ebSrt, aber tbuen 9lei4 in ber
erten Sttuug, Der ct bei9epO9nt, erf(art bat,
baB ct ibre @rttcipieu niAt bi(li9en t0l,te ltllp
%bieielben befGmpfen perte.
Wie perbdlt e8 iid nit bicIen Din9en? Met
ia8t un8 etpa8 Seitiul1ute8 NIB 3uperl1lii9es
iber 8auf8?-
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SeIegrapbif0e SIo6rtbten.

@a16tn gtpn, 8. 6ebr. General Gat
~liitr5te bcute int Eatentantt 4 Treppen bpd her.
inter rub prrbe I'M bepubtlplen 3ultano an
Zen GAl1fen oerlnrnbet unb aus DEM Wfurbe
~blutenp, in8 Natipnolz0 ptel 9ebradt, @r ba
bis jest md, fem @prt 9eiprpden. Soar
fitrdtet, baB lein Gddbel 9etrpden purpe.
3weite 0epei dye. = General GaB if
eini9ern1oBe1 ipieper 5u itd 9efpmmen, unp ct.
feunt einige ietner 6reu1lpe. Die 0pctprer
lRiller unb @arnet be9Qnpeln i'm.
Dritte Depeide.
0e1era( @aB murbe in einer Gan fte in Ieir
Guortier nQG Dem Nattpnal Sptel 9ebradt
ISein Nrtt 1T ni6t 9e6rpder, ME man pern1lt:
tibet bate. Sein &ppf lit arg 5u9eridtet, uni
er befinbet itd nod IN bepuBtlplem 3ultanp,
Sem 8all crre9t 9rpBe Shetlnabnle uno bat
a(t9emeine Grouer perbreitet.
Yterte Oepeide. Nbenb8. General
|GaB ldldft IN picl fem Nu9enblif. Die ein5i9e
I@efaGr liegt in llG9li9er @nt3Inbun9 u1b in
ieinem bpben Sitter. 0pd 8larbt man aQ9enein
al ieil,e Mieber9eritelIun9.
Darlington, 8. Tebr. - Sefr. Wtarcg
Ibat ii9 aus Den frii9er an9e9ebenet @riiubel
Iabernal8 gelpetgert, ben Yarter $. 6rell4 ais
IGjeIaupten ron Ntcaragua an5uerfer1en.
NemzS Orleans, 7.6ebr. = er8 auntz
impllennarft 1T felt; eS apnrpen 1900 Salle1l
SEEM 0prf. - lleber $4,000 linb ppn
peridieoeneu 8artieen gepettet mcrber, puB Der
'nelte Guloro Dalnpfer Yeritu III s 3o9en
Inad %Ieiner &bfa9rt rrn 2iperppcl in Saltfar
~a1fpmu1en perpe. O1 le an 26. ubfubr (?)
10 liup nntlirli@ all ptele 8etteu cntldtes
sen.
DerDantpfer ltlion 1T III i6remOpf. 8eint
gtnlaui et perlrr lie ibr ean5e8 Sternbrrbs0ta
ln1p ibre Sfnft.
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q ntertfnmife6e NoDricbtem.

# ellun9 Der @at5s
~ erfe IN 8beeltn9. - Die Irbetter in
ben 9enarnten 8erfen BADEN ibre Nr6eit eingez
itellt. Sic nerlanseu 1925 fir ba8 8uppeln
etner Sptne @tien, pGbrenb bic Nrbett9eber nur
$4.75 5ablen molten. Der BON ben Wbeelinoer
Werfe1t 9ebptene Qpbn Ipu 9leidmr6l nod 25
@ert8 bSber fem, ais Der IN Yitt8bl1r9 be5ablte.
beridtet Der 89eeltn9er 5nteli9en5er.
8aibtu9tpn, 6. 8ebr. @8 l9eint, ais
iplIe Die Q8abl zines Orufer8 fir ba8 0tepr6z
ientanteubau8 Elm fleine8 Geiten1tif 3u Der
SprederipaH nperben. Op6 in bieIern SSale
bitrfte bic Gffentlide M}eilun9 l6merltd 10 9rpBe
feramte banbe1t e8 ft4 niGt Tim Elm Brin5ip,
lDnbern ein5iS unb allei1 I'm ZEN @elppunft, urb
iepe Bartei pel9e bteriber Quen9eleien oltz
fdn9t, miro fid III ben 8erbodt briu9ell, ba6 e8
t6r nte6r I'm Die 8eute ol8 Inn pplittide @runpz
idse 5t t9un lit.
Serr 0al(a8, ber nerer1tallnte 0eIantte (rad
Gn9lanp), befinbet lt9 bier, llt lG feline Suz
itruftiCnen ausfertigen uub UNI 1iG feinerl
SCAn ais 2e9attpn8zS efretdr beige6en gu laiien.
Die 3a9l ber Steuetja9er, bic felt n1e9reren
3a8el ale 3u8dn9e gum Capitol unliGer ma
den, bat li6 blrd nelte 3uSiige rptt 2anbe tez
beutenO pertnebrt. Oton foun iett fal1n mebr
ot@Ipufeii, p9ne einen 6ul9ri8en @rpectante1
81 t%reffert.
Ser Buchanan 3ei9t III iejner letten unit rer
ar0bta 9efpmme1en 0epeIde an, boB CT IA
Stunben ppr N69ans Der @rit bic ltrte nit bcr
8crperung Der Nbberufun9 Res GeIanbteu
@rarnptct erbielt, lte aber bcnt 2rrp Clarendon
nod nid1t 5u8eitelt bate.
Aus Bari8 (&entadp) pirb Der Nep<Oprz
fer Gt8.s 3t9 gel9rieben
Die Stnri9tun9 ron @jrabaln, Ter in Babut
cab eine 6rau, hte nit ibln ppn ct. QDui8 9e>
fpmmea unb bic er ais Icir 0eib au89c8eben,
nit falte11 glute 9~enlprpet bate, Ipllte am letz
tell 0rnnerta9e ltattftnberr. @8 mar rpn nab
lno fern cine 9rpBe Qn5Q9l 2eute Qefprlmen,
um bic 6inridtln8 nit anSuIeber. QQ8 jebpd
5ur beittnnlteu Stu1pe ein Qlufidrb be8 @t=
per1or5 perfiinbi9t pltrpe, 70 eutltunb cine srpBe
Nuire9ung unb ein 6aufc nrn 3uIebern, bic
nidt I'm ibr 9rdBlide8 8crgnii9eu 9e6rudt fem
ppltten, perlammelten Iid Tim ba8 Gjefdn9niB
ulD man b6rte Orpbun9en, BEN OfGrper 81 lpr=
den. So ~bepurfte al(er 9nltren9ull8en einfluB=
reider 8ir9er bon BabucaG, nm Die Niit6enpen
BON i6reln 8prbaben ab5ufrtlgen.
Gera8. Der @ulpeltru Stems pirb aus
ter Staat86aupttabt Nultin 9eIdrieben, baB
rprt Der @eIee0c6rtg cine nclte @rfinbu19 prrz
9c(c8t If, bic III alien bi89eri9en Scrfe9r8s llllp
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OG1lfe

! FEfottfuoenre Derfet9erun8en.
8ennettu. o., 9}r. 80 @ibzG 6orle8tr.-
Seine MGbeln, Gpfo8 unb Spie9eln.
Gbonce II. @reen, 100 galt.zS -
N(Gtel, DRY @ppb8, Sepellerb &C.
9omtltrn, @rdan9e-@ ebdupe, 1 llRr 4
@runprenten III Gorepltr., 5lpiIden 2pl16arbs
unb PratttruBe.
Sc pnta9:
Bennett II. D., 4 lltr 9tofmitta98. -
Nm Ylote felbit po8 Sor8 auf ter Glib
We1tzGde prn @ranbp< unb Si961traIte.
Spper II. 60, 26 SiipsGburle8itr = MGz
beln.
@ibipn II. 6 .. - MuIitalien in gpSpel.
ltpre, 1928 8olt.<Gtr.
@.6. @pper, 81 ltbr gladntittu9s. Nm
Elate ielbt. Sin Sal8 auf rer Tpab, St>
Gde BON @ben uub Nprbs@ abira6e.
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9>idtcr @rport prn bier 1T idulbi9 t%cfln1rcn
mrrren, bctrit8criide 9iir8idoft8iumnen cut
pfdl9eu 81 batc1r,
Ncw Dprt- 8i8 bente Nnfmittu9
lotte id rrd iljdt8 rpn REM Camper oBocte
iic" icGen laiielf, go8 @eriidt, RAP terlc(be
crlt an 80. %rcrj9cn W}pnot8 rr1 2irerfppl abz
9efoGren, lift falIf.
Nem 3 rrf, 8. SER. - Sin 6radt5n9
rcr Sarlem Gobn Ijel nurh Tie &rijfc no9e
Qpper Ylaiu8 30 SUP tiei billllntcr ms gfoler.
Ger 5n9cuiGr uun 6e1erlnonn lplrreu ldlrer
teidGti9t, bic 8riife trial 5~crltGrt.
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Mdtftpreffe.
$2.75@$4 per 9SaB.

NepfeG. - $2.750$4 per SAT-.
IIlep9p1- 8O09O GtS per @aIIpn.
al q Yprter. Scpt6 GQe in 8intS
$1.7O. 2pnbpr 9prter it Quarts $2.75 per
Oube1p.
Wa9S- 26A lis 81 Gt8. ba8 Bfp.
Ste9marft pm 8 alttm Or e.-3ur
S6ladtbanf 9efibrt murben 600 9linbsfSpfe,
bon wel6e1 ieppd 100 Stife meter ua6 8bis
lapelpbta 9~etrieben murbeu. Die BreiIe nartir=
ten 6wtIdett 1926 SIT 4.5O. Cine fleire@rtra>
Qralit1i bra4te lp9ar So.
Sci benz abldeuliden 3ultanD Der Stra6en
mar raS @eldledt Der Sdmei1te mn Idpo6
auf bem Wfarft p%ertreten, unb bra9te $7.25-
$7.75.
Sdafe naren iebr flar unb murbeu gu $3.50
Bis $3.50 ~perfauft.
&affee- 0ltp 1OH tiS 1OA u1p 11A012A
fir bette Sprte. Sapa 14H015 Gt8.
SpbIen- (224O 8fp. Her Grnne) Nntbra>
cite So; Cumberland I$4.25 fir 9uap
2pfen'8 Sallep unb Sbprt Mpuntain $50
$50 per Come.
s. ii d te. - @etrpfnete Nepfel $1.1201.25
ulp 9etrrfrete 4eadeS $1.25 per guiGel.
Gitrpnen 1925; &pluen $2@3.5O bic Soy
gettfebern, quite Sprte, 47048 Gt8. haS
8flnb.
Me9L - Sr>parpitr. unb Ship So. 121,
Gttputiu8 S. per SAP.
Gp99enmebl- IS 81 bis Sc.
6 prnmebl, biel. $4.25 Country 1852.
@etretbe: Wetjeu, rptber, 17O018O @ts.,
meiBer $50 his 1872 @tS. belte Sprte fir
Sanity 2OO02O5 @t8.
9lr89en-11O0116 per 8ulbel.
@ n y n T,eiEeS 604HS hcIEoS e6@cc N4S
9ofer. 37@40 GtS. pet guidel.
@uano- $57 per 9rnue.
$ II 500 bis 25 per Srnne.
Tpggeu i 10 ! $12 bis IA.
% at5en t rpb IS lis - per Gprne.
San = Wiiipuri $165@17O per Tprue.
WianiIla Souf 11@11N 6. per Ssh.
Sppfem- 1O@12 @t8. paS 8funp.
|2eber - Gpanti6 Srblen 28a3O Gents ;
Brppiitpnen: Saltp. Yafeo M}eBzSeef
$18, @eiternzNt $13@15; Scr. 1 1920
10 per SAP.
Spef- 6N@64 fit Sfultcr; 9H@9A fit
Setten Sdinfen II biz 10 Gt8.
g dmal5 r%ulfinirt, III Se98 IA Gt8.
Butter @e1tern 16018 Gt8. 9tpl 2O0
% Gt8.; @lobe8 22024 Gt8; Nlcips 0prfer
23@26 @t8. friiGe @lape8 unb @pi6en %
$50 Gt8. per 8funp.
'&dit, gSeltern 1ON Bis 1OA; Gaitcrn Do uuo
12@12H fir Gn9liif Doirh.
Net8- 525 GtS, per 4funb.
Sc II nj AS Gt8. per @allrae.
g altpeter- Is @t8. pet 9Tunb,
&lee anuen $500, olten s 25 bis s so
3ufer- gutter Seem Srlean8 84@94 Gts.
Rprtp 0ficp 75@Sa GtS. Cuba 7R@S GtS.
9 az NJ IT, Slice iaamen $8,5O@75; 6lodsz
@iaarnen $1.8001.95; Gir1ptbp $3.2503.5O.
@al5- %reiIe puriireu ppn 80 a SO Gents
per Suidel.
GAbnf- MtarA(arb $3.5O0$7 fHr 0rcuub
2caf lnb $4,5Oa$8 fit crrp,
Sails & Stearin = 11A012 GtS. fit
@citer11 122l@13 Gt8. fit bieiiBc8 /; Stea=
rtn 12K @ts, per Hfb.
@GtSteb - Gitp utb Sbip 31K032 6.
Slau8Rter bc. 26@31 Gt8. Sfirting 26@
30 Gt&.
Otplaiies (9&.=S Orleans 46 bis Al Gts.
Sarte fem 5O@6O Gt8 fiir oeipSbnli6e
ipeiBe rnb 80a9O 6. proSuIdel fit Wterccr.
Bob men $1,87 lis PIP pcr 8uIdcl.
Grb cit $2.25 bis $50 " Sad. q SHId,
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IgOu eurDp. Sdtcu abgegangenc g6ite.

(Ueaelnabl9 pertNtet tur zen eS1ltp. gNeder," rn Der pcutt6en
&sentur hes Sants 6ppf Sdtfs.3 elegrapb, Str. 81 Gbattam-
Straee III NewrSprf.
NeWsgprt, A. 6e6r. 1856.
s9Dr errOp. SGtcn abgegaugcuc S6ife.
Nntwerpen, 10. San, Cleopatra, @apannab
y IA. SAM, @reenntar, 0tenzN.
Deal, -. Sun., Slirer, nud geeipsS rlean8
E. 49,, @nrefa, nad Nepzgprf.
SelDGt81ut8, 49,, Anna, nad N&.sDprf.
9aSre, TO-, @t8cpnlin,
y IL, 2(9ne8, nad CHARLTON.
a., Maren9O, no4 NepzYprf.
5. Groofer, rtod M.G,Srleons
2iperppUI, 8. SAM, Glbe, Gan 6runciscD
~ 10, 6. Satd, ua6 N.>SrleanS
~ -, @pOtnt19, nad 8btlup.
&rn. @irt, na9 g. Orleans.
15, Gambler, nad N.zYprf. s.
F. y Cicero, NeipzS orleans
&c., s. 01uttep9e, 9eem>Oprt
H., SDri6pn, Stems Orleans
n @pnitontin, Nep=Yprf.
49,, @lObe, mad &C. Orleans,
y 49,, 6ri9ate 8irb, Bbilapelpbia
8prtsmOut9, 49, 2iiette, no4 8OfOn.}
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re Mpr60ruucbrmcf AgE

8 Mprp9runObrud y Mprb9runpbrud!
8 meld, eiu 9rauenbafte8 @lud,
Dap nit DID bu nit 2ult unb @rou'r
9tpd einn,al f1l,1ten BORN ullo Idalt'n!
3d. Seper muB ia ppd) eeftebn;
Mer DID nidt ioR, bat 9frl4t 9eicbn!!
GE SIN 0trorb Sans pplt 9pui8
@unpina, Nr. "a SUb=@Rtop ct, fjnbct man
n(e Sprten Speiie 4ueo @etrGrfe, f.
Nie eite ireuurlide gcrirt6uug. 9%teilcure mn
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Ser TelOi6eer @diaer.
g &u8u # S rantI.

- 0ebCr1ar11t III 1tlelpet1, Serr commandment,
1lelle 6elDi9eer ruinirt ba8 Spttal;
'Gr bat 5uut Wteller feline SunD
limb ptrb DEM Sranfen Iebr fatal"
- v@p, 70! Sab's Ielbf 9emerft! Sir ct fort,
Srl' st ben Serl mir gum Nappprt!"
Der 6elpideer III uniform sepre6t,
Sid balD in Der Tbire leben laBt.
Sin Deseu, mie Elm 8ratipieB lang,
@entrt ibn iebr beim iteifen@ Sang.
auf ldmar5er @rapatte 5tpdn9t it9 lein Sppf
llnp binten bdn9t Elm 9epuperter 3ppf.
st felt ltd linftiA in Ypittur,
|2e9t ltln1m AT ben Sut Die Singer mn.
$50 bore BON ibu1 Oerf ludte Saden!
ST mirp po8 Spital gum 2eideu9pf muden!"
.Serr @pmmanpant > >"
-v6alt @r baS Maul
limb Itebt Gr niGt ba rie Elm Itruppiser Saul ?
'2ieB i'm Der 9ndpt9e Ser6p9 Sarl be8we9en
.St Ietrer Sdule lebren unp rerpfle9en?
Sett bri119t er 5uru0a1f I9m I'M bieSplpaten!"
,Serr Gpnmanbant > -"
rs Maul 6alten, min id ihrn rutben !
.OW WV . t+t ClNRNlES SSANISHI
SIT ir1lner 5~erltreut, etn Grdu1ner 9epeien
limb bat ii9 idn1dblid be9rabirt,
Sat 9lduberfp110pien 9eitmiert.
Drum IpQ ct iebt Elm Yflaiter i4nliercu,
gGei6 ct 1tt6t, ME e8 ar5uriibreu;
8erldrei6t gum S6mibell, itatt gum Bur9iren,
8eim NberlaB 5ittert ihm Die Sanp!
SIT ST etu Telbl9eer?
Ser @pmmanpant !"
- uMir idcint, St min mod raft pnniren!
SD Ia6 i'm gum YrpfpBen fibren!
SIS dd5en bet @einerW ttBbunplun9 bieSrante1,
$50 bat er feline per fludten @epanfen =?
8iellei6t merpen bic Sa9abunpen
Su ieiuen bD9mii&en Wdloern 9eIuunen."
. SEER Gpuma1paut . :"
-u@r p%efenbirt itd i4ledt!"
SD tarn ia nod ni4t gum Mrrt!
r0a8 MIR mir npd redt !!
Sd tperb' SIN pom Spital utferrleu,
9ep6 etnmal 8elpIdeererei gu lernen
Or6 min Gr mir fplgen, 10 seb' ST olletu,
G8 mirb fem Sdabe Inn Sbn letn.
mirb an a1er Sage Gub'
Nus @ptte8 8aullen6ern auf Grben?
ST bat feinen @eilt, bat fein Salent,
AlS GG9ften8 lelbit 10 eiu- 8altber 6l lperce1.
Salb redt8! Ib9etreten! !"
l1nb @diGler 9i18 inter bic Ypeteu. -
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grortinggangcr firrcn itet8 Gin 0ute8 Inter
%fprulnel. 3u8 iGjuifou8 lift neu ein9eridtet
ulp bcfirtet itG in ret 9(d9e res Baltic. un0
SGip 91ailrrabzOe ppt8.
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
HENRY HEINE.
To ~ rdisor Of The n. Y Tr1rse.

10 NE LoScT ~ iHs ~ T. h'"s"''
Sir: Henry Heine s dead His poeiical genius as
inspiration a. well as in the mastership OF form, IS
generally acknowledged bu, Justice is not done to his
character HeDe was the most bitter and unrelentng
enemy Of all shams in whatever aureolo, garb and
sarctty they might be wrapped. He accordingly had
numerous enenies Doubtless he enjoyed striking at
oil kinds of eminence right and left and loved to make
them vince and writhe under the lashes of his merci-
kss satire. He fought openly aud without respite
against everything earth and in hc2yon which IN his
comprehen and judgment narrowed, and oppressed
man in his unb unded expansion, IN the use OF his
powers either Of mind body. He hated all kinds OF
tyrannes tie wOud-be moral and ascetic, as well as
the intellectual and material, whether thoosophca,
tbeocraticsi, metaphysical, dogmatcal, social gov
emmenta or conventional. He was the genius OF de-
structon such as was needed by the social and men
tel state Of the European world. But he never was
bypOcrite and his last writings breathe the same spirit
a. those Of his youth. His great drawback was an
unbOunded vanity, but to that he never sacrhced
the beet part Of man nature the trust IN his own con-
votions Goethe threw on Heine the reproach
of want Of love. But there was IN Heine more real
love Of humaDityand that is the only true aud earnest
ono-than in the stately, finished pasticism of the Ger
man Jupiter. Hcue was deeply devoted to the uni
versal and bTOadest measure Of social emancipation
Of mankind for which the exquisite Jupiter DID not
care farthing. Hene was not attached to any
special fom had be any special love OF tins or that
nationality and these feelings aienated from him the
Ieut0ns as Menzel, d hoe genus Omne. 1eine, above
al, was cMeful 10 oDserNt his ho' " Ocn
taminate il according TO his cOmprehenslon vulgary
in id ne, notions cOarseness OF manners and behavior
were to him repulsve To the utmost, and he never
hesated to show it, be never did anything TO soothe
or lessen the number of his enemies He confident
in bis power to show them fight on whatever
ground they might choose, and to seize and de-
stroy them. But there was in lIeine deep and SIN
cere devotion to real and absolute good, deep
arnosness and deep tenderness for all the mental ana
material mscries Of mankind. All thoss well ac-
quanted with his various productions might easily find
out these purest gems, provided they are capable OF
piercing the outwOIks of the unyacd keen aud sharp
sarcasm with which this genius surrounded his lotiest
Outbursts.
Such was Ileine for those well acquainted with bis
miEd, and above all for one who spent the best years
of his youth in German Universities, and the best
years Of bis active manhood in brothery intimacy
with the deceased.
Ne1o- York, March H. 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
YANKEE AND GERMAN SHAREHOLDERS,

To at Editor Of The n. Y. Trbsne
SIR: In No. 752 of The WfEKEY TRIBUNE, in an ar
ticle headed The Decay of Virginia. find 1t as
serted that a Yankee wherever he goes, carries
his morals his hatred Of Slavery his domestic insiitu.
tons with him. wish you to be aware that this rule
is not without numerous exceptions. OF all evils none
appears to be more iniectivc than Slavery and not
few of your New. Englanders coming West and South
TO better their fortunes, are known soon to get be-
ftiended with the peculiar institution, and make o.
starch slavedrvers the Southern portion OF this
good people II is true, very few OF the Euro
pesn immigrants, although bred IN utter horror oil
what on the other side of the Atlantic IL considered as
the most abominable institution do the same IL
seems there arc individuals who under all circun-
stances will prefer being waited upon, and living aud
reveng on the sweat Of Others, to selfexerton and
ssfesrictOn to the enjoyment of such nights as they
are willing TO conccde to all ohers Such people VIII
show their true character whenever they placed in
suitable crcumst ances and will ride their fellow
beings in one way other soon as they can. The
true and genuine respect of the Unborn nights OF Gil
human beings independent of the influences OF edu'
cation, society, customs religious views and the ever
changing circumstances of life, Is rany even IN this
country, and there not very many that VIII stand
! the test If put To II.
| In my own county there not few persons born
and raised in the Northeastern States some OF them
slave owners, others supporters and defenders of
! Slavery, not one of them--in my knowedge-even
protesting TO be a FreeSoier There are ? 900 Ger
| mans living in my county among whom are eight
Shareholders and Of these perhaps two only like the
institution pretty we while the Others consider 1t a.
an evil which they unable to remove, and for the
existence of which they are not responsible. vast
| majority Of the Germans, however will on all occa-
sons ente their most strenuous protest against hui
man bondage in any shape whatsoever, and they viii
act with mind not frantic but irm when the time for
action sheL arrive. !Sdpte.ti sat- FAR WEST.
.n.ss0srt, leb. =, 1855.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-26
THE HORSE MARKET.

Tie appearance Of things in the street principally
devoted 10 sale stables, has been for few days past
much more lively than at any period tor several
months past. though the sales Of horses have not been
rumerous aud Wholly of the class for city work, IN
c,uding lev TO neighborDg farmers. The priee of
coci farm work horse is about $500, s2lO or se2j.
For city work buyers holding back for lower rates.
Common tackles vii bring 800, and such used
by stage rropretors, from sl2j to $780,
as vet tie stagenlen have bought very few, and as
FOR fancy horse their sale is entirely out Of the ques.
ten No one viii buy horse TO drive on the road
While the road. are in such horrid condition for
diving and no one skes to buy pair of horses for
city usC while the street before lis door is Of
ice ISL Of hs and holes and dangerous to driving
a field o!icsbergs s 70 navigation. Then, again the
tgh prce of lay deters the buyer, and will while it
holds at 81 % ard 81 20 hundred. This operates
hard too, on tie owners Of horses who bring them IN
tcr sale, IS the keeping is % cents day.
w ccur;ed on TUESDAY about 500 horses on the two
llocls east and west Of Taird avenue, On Twenty
urtl street in ten stables, which is q larger number
iau We have seen there before for several months.
or th.e tLe1e were about $50 in Posts stable mostly
os III. STATE and PeLLsyiyauia, and some OF them
vcry -ood quality.
L. chamberlain stable there about l00 princi
nall, volkhor-es. from 500 to sl7j each, with
eo, ua:rs suitable eor farH work at 500 and upward.
McCaulay had ioo horses and ot Of mules in his
stables. He has just returned from Maryland where
to ha. made some high psced sles Of mules and Ca
L srk horsls
1'apcs Is locking Nr c lot Of heaxy Ohio work
hocs, but he thinks they vln rot sd for city use
nah above tie price Of last year, becaHse buyers II
tie ,y cGeEo afford to pay higher though they cost