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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
Ultnlmlrr IS.

Sret 6rmnp, ldgtr her 1Cnil icBt
prtcn mir bte Ypltici utt1 mdttcn taI
fen. 6rrpcrsbprf ptrb nitht b1bri lrin,
unb ih mrrCe niht nGtbtg Eatcn ibn
rrcter III itrdirn, benn er 1T fhcn sc
TRAIT Ncnu9 purN frincn ci1rnen 3prn.
Nh, lnrtn SrrlIno, nte ftbmcr 1T fs md,
bCm llnSrrltanpe 3u pebren unp bic Qbpr
belt Wrtlc Su mnbrn. Ter tlu1e II. Hcr
ltdnpiNr Srcrrr9oprf nil irgt purG bd5
&lut cinC5 ,3tG9fnbrd5 lcrnr, GjGtp ;u
MAIDEN, unb I'M cS III crniACn perbtn
bet CT ft6 nit menrn 9Sipcridhcru, rem
$3rihlcrn mb @tctiitrn, unb 9rbt IN btc
@etlhlnern bcr 6Spttlpltn, bic lid bctb
bic 0pttppuen unb bic rGhtcn Sinner
@ptte5 nennrn. 9l6, SrrN0n, ME rlrno
uno Grbdrnlth III bph biele5 Mtnlden
9eldicht, lnb NiC ncnt9 Nrrbtent CS, rap
mir c6 liCbcn! SD batC tiCiCn 8rcbGr5
cprf aus Scr Gmiclbeit II. 2lrmutb en-
ppraeir0cn, i'd babe ion ntdt btpb 3u
mcinem Itcncr lpnorrn ib babe ibn iu
mcinem GcrtrdUtrn uno al mrtnem 6uut
be Ncmadt, ib bdGc i'm Actett, llnb mas
babe itb pafiir gccrntct? Sttncn llncanf
uno iclncn 0ab, td ertnncn Iitt CT uno
iluMt unp Scripitnlht lcincn ADniN. hCr
rrh wcitcr niNt5 0rttan hat, ais pd6 CT
i'm Spr Der Qdttcnidtcit uno ccm tin,
biihrn 9Edbnnn brratrtc SSprean
sirtrdn, c5 III Gin fcbr unCnnIbarto Wr
ihift, Elm NDntN III lrtn.
GS 1T ctcnin Gin mcdnfbdW5 @'cfhdIt
5rtt III lein, laNtc sIrrN1n nit ltincm
ld,mrnliChrn vdChru. G'rtt unr tr SO
ni1 mcINcn @circ am mcitlcn miNHuitdn-
hcn, mCil lir III hrtb trhcn fur ejr NlH
litNtilcn 2Illrn btr Mrnltcn, mriI man
Ncm NHnil nitbt rcHribt CAP rr irin molt
it, allmllbnr mp d0mdd'ta mic pjrlrr
NtiI man mnit ni,ht prNrjht p1F CT lcM
MmIth III unr Nitbt bdnrtlt uNp thut, iptt
WmlltCn ihlm lmp hlurcin Wilrpen.
.Nt. 4tF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
Tamilicnbldttcr
fir bic

Sereintoten Staaten.
Cine tauiiririe gBNbenibriit fr nierhallHna "f'fP
rlno, Iauslihes te GdtnIlthes peben.
Giacntbimrr un6 Metaftfur: 9ritcr earl 9Sllthfn.
0selbais Qp.at, Nr. 30. Moro 98ilamlrp Nep Wort
Naenti galtimcre;
6r. gB. H. Shmibt q, z@dpltr., Nr. 55.
Die .9amienblatter" merten tcn Ntcnnenteil tr cen
dub In scp 9rrt ~ sableufen greis rHn etS' leee
9grte frei in's Saus gslieert. (ae8ioi@"del
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
biscuit nno Gra(her-D -Ddtherei.

(Nr. 9s, Erattitrahs.)
Sril Der 81 On unb Sru oc r.
GdmcS 9. Gfaion s So.
Eatcn bttcntcnte @rranrGrunben nt Gcrteernacn &c
niabt IN itrer q 8iSemit H. Grader 9aferfi
tnrh @miubruns neuer 81 a fd inerie Ter neuelien
@ertelrrnAen iinb inb jeBt im Stante, ale Srellun
gen llrO suiraae 81 brprsen auf
Nilpttn II, ShifS Srpb, @aIfre, Sut
ter, 3uders, 9itllic+ uno Gbinbur9b=
Graders, S5ppd unb 9Eein Biscuit,
fcrir ale Serten prn u1ancp Cafes" tner Sualitdt,
Nelbc alle ubri0en Gtabli lcmcntS nbers
trifft
Ger ntss5aipel :Sacfoftm prI6cr in itrrr
g1drrei in Gcbrallb IT. M nal ener aan5 nelI II
Gpnitruftipn unb lahil id9lb I25 i d I le Wrbl
su eraders, rptr 800 aiier 81 Paib 8re
Az badtll,
Sanblrr nt rtnaelatcn ts unS pUrsuiprcben, In
fem tte bic BE bin9nnnfn eben 10 9nn Il 0 ln.
len mertell ais bel irAene etntn antern Sdut.
Die Ginenttlmrr werten nit hem 9rbBten WeranGbtn
jcberSett bte Operation tbres Bad
pfen 8 enem sjtten ,slft, pcher al trm ,8prt
terner einru jeeen tr ibr ausgesebneS GablilemGnt
tutren.
g. 9. W. & Gpnlp erlduben lid, has publfum be-
frnttr5 tarailf dutn,ertIam 81 matfn TAP 81 | c r
gadpfen Ter etns &c, welher In tieFr Stabt IN
Gjetrallh III. gdeut 9Chte faranf jnm vi Oh bad II
lno AT Iatcn menn nlau Ib lei ten llnterSeibneltn
meltet
{g3~ Gin Dteutfder Glert" IL ctenfaaS in IL
rem @eldaftf anAetelt.
same5 9. Mafpn II, Gpmp.,
triiter y. Walpn II, grufer
alter Stant,
dte Nnnner %, prdllltrafe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
sSipct ffi,acu,

in arCfyr lNfer 93aare, Grblen. 2infeu, Ga8c,
Gtric, tcnthe I'M Ten, adie lriihe hGlianf'
Sariu0c SurbcttCM fimburaer-, . 6pCt
lrr unb NrautCr R1 fc al Q6ictcrperlaufer tiI
Iiot trt Wi. ShnCiber Grmp,
'tl.IIN Nrn,1rh uabr Nro ttitrohr
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Rur,-lOaarfll.
QDrttu! Orten! Qocftn

Ef9'4 Sect III bic 8eL Cure Ssfen at faufsn.
--SA ltne msnn Sbr wrbieile Selen habsn wellt 70
aebt nad Is. & fher, Nr W, @anliraBe'
ter 6arrllonltrafe aeafnuber.
40 Nae IrCn Aeparairen trerfen tecr9t
{l3- Sienpiatttn Steine unh &ets@etbrre !ino be'
faut9 At babeH. 6|Hi'o"df)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
HlNiWhArNrll ttr ,,hrlW
9Qilliam IS. u. Ntfrn W 9,
prrFnCr tfr Ghunlr IN Ter llniprrlit1
ppu MllTvlaut
pCWtS s.. Gtrinrr,
prrHlpr ter Gtcmic I'M W0rulMttr GraCNum
frr NhNrnnrir


New SapCn, Gpm, -. Wia 1850,
Sr, Sut NcWCll, hen tirfc GmpirhIma tttrtftt
TT tcn lutcreibnctcn fit i0hrcn periGnib bCldnnt.
Nielfab thbt IDS mid nit Inn ubCr bic eprtrefflihe
pSiherteit5 FdntpC" Sum g'rcnncn cntintlthrr 6ujN
tritel fir tcrra Grntma rr Gin Nltent crldnac inter
tucn Gr bCiiBt mrinC Nebruttcn m'o publiSIrtrn YIN
itdrn uter ttee Grfntun6 tCrrn NthttBlett rurh er
dbrlnl hnIdnNh brwiCien mirre, Subrnl th auf ttec
Epfmcntc binweiir, filac b nod htnit taB mad mel
urm GdfurfNltn Nr. 9icrel rrcbI binitdtlih itineV
GbarGIerS, ais aud fctner @eihdlhfet ais @unIpcr
ltdntiler, res inn nclbeutCn }utrducnS pirGiB III.
SD tetrdhe tine DStbcrbCtts Slmpe" alS ctne ithr
wtbtiae Grtintltrl, wcihe wenn ie aHlrmcine NnmCn
tnN ntct bei'm SrrnnGu Irtdt entJiutliher NUitA
tritn peIc llnNlldlide prr mlctiGcm 3ree itlo neb
mct mCbr prr SbmerbCb SrantIhICtn unb NCrlttnlnI
lmgen tCwlbren wire eenn Il &c fcAeudnntGn brcnn-
borcn 6lul1Aeihn nb trm Grplpbircn unter'
mpric m69en lie Nun Nan tarbcS rter btfarbt etn une
mCltc man tNS Se9cntCt bcbdupttn tc wurte man tds
Nnblilum nlr hintfrNCECn,
Sizes IN mcine frCtWtliAc 9lnibt une Gmpirhluna Cncr
Snbe BEL wCldcr i'd icin pcrlpulrS sntcrGc Nate unb
mclbc ib nur i'm iutcrric he's pubIiumS unit Slr 9icht
frrtiNn6 tcr Anpribc eineS prrtcnipclcn Mannee
tiGrmit abBcbe. y. y llmdn, ttn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
0cntiflic (Sirpccrictt
Nriffhcr Yimbmrnrr NGfc.
Strthtc S}rcn,cr "a lcu,tdlIocn,

GWben erhaIFn mO gum NcrlaWf lei
SrurO 9. MCib.
(lG0N Sir. &C. 9trrt G'opltrafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
@noli ieber spratb= =llutcrritbt.

Mrutan, ben lG. 9ctruar, IteutS 8 llbr erGiIncts
Ter luer,citncte cine neuc 3laic 'ur GrIernlnN tCr
cnalihcn Sprodr. Ser llnerridt wirb auI cine leiht
perltdnbde 96eic erteit mb 1T bepnNerS farauf be
rchnet bic 1tiMetnler in mG9Iid turSer Belt In ten
Sant Az Cten, iib IN temerter Spratbe rhtl9 auSn'
brldrn. preS 400 fir ben Wirnat i'm SrralS Sahbar.
llnterriAt mirp trei Iial wphenh Itenrs crtbeilt.
g. brep,
SIR. 81, ", 6SapllraRe,
. (2G8$) Der n3lCnStirt% ecRcnuber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
grOCerien mO Ci1uOrs.
Stdupr! Ytaupr! Siouur!


llnicrn teutIbCn TrCumbrn crldutrn tlnS NteeCrtrl
aniujci0tn Ea mir tcInfiA EtUrr rettifiireH lub Gin
lrrfco Wager rintrimibfn ipre tmprtrten g0ncrI
an Nun6 taten ba wtr tlrdui CbCt tdG nur rrtnt nt
unpcrilthtc g0Ndrc rcrInnt miro C rafcn wir iCten
Grccer rttr 94irh er bel ms opriuprehr CC CT III
onttrS tauft; wr iiup i'm Ganbr tic btuAitcn puiir
Su npttrcn. W. 2 hnctttt Is rmpo
CiG2) SIR. 16, Giie Nrrarc nntc Nrdtlrdhc.
S(rdc &c Batavia,
Somatea Mum, etpt6 g3ttSfc9, $ctt
G in bilt9it tGt
~. S6uctbcr& GpntN
G70 gtr. A6, SUt Hrrartl naht Eratrd'f.
Scutitbc Grpecrtcn.
WHt sem SdtFc ,glrnrtb @Gatnbtr" has br Sur
gem antam rrprIten mir cini8r bmtrrt McNS bette ncue
tpllutIte Sdru9c; frnrr rrtclten mir geltcr Hclte
aduie uno 1rfpoltCre Grbicl ter btuiN) ntlc Safer
gripe id8nc brette t6mntbc gtuiclt 3wctfh0tM Sajc
frine gcarl garlcp, GanlCn Nltcl, aub toten mir
cine 9artttr Smbur8er unp Sdmeticr &df tie alSBe
Scibnct IN rbilc Nrttfl wCvtcn fDr blt8 an 93eter
ptrtduicr ab8t9tttn bel
W. S&nciber Il Gpmpp
(UN) Sir. 16, slit Nppdr6 latc NrultitrdRc,
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S,iefcrD=Sfm{Itct, billio filr bnnr.

gStr wrlen NIT untrem acNennarti9en Nrrrdtt trn
Sideru 9utbrl, u ernietriBen preiien dufrdumr Ron
uulertm Spl,trle, Gde I'm Gniam the tSerndhiirdBc
(15W ShfnS Sioan'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13
cJm sspIl=2Sdarcnbnmic!

~VH o1UH ~"-k'"WfR"V""T*
Gp1nac, NDbelle unb HCt6cdur 8rah-
ttrs, tren int ouuIlen tDn nerhiteehtn g@Crfn ln6
QHCiuberen IN hlibea, nteric mn ahti glptI YIN
Gtcil prn ten FCntOn 1rds DCm 1hilic pOeprn'htrf"
0pElcu's 94cclp Gtu prn erpwlim nhe flt'
idhem Sllprr pcben erbalen nit hem Stllle pOiilNt
lppi" pcn 0iBttfrtim:
@totb g0bisfn, 9iamltp's SSlanb unb Sac
Gtrpart II. Gp'S YdGiep, idmai en Mum M.
Nttnp i'm Fatcn prrratbg perthictcnc 6Sratc tcn
9rarbu, @in, 8prt3 8nr0nnb u, port
Mabetror unb GbtrrUj GbampaBuer mp
G1arfta Q0einen INT rieen rulmlibt tGidnnttn
Vranten. Sle M0e' II, SOurbonr l4bteteN'
oou ternbmita Icltiualeuren.
3lm 9erlaul bel 3hp'S Jbpmpfpn,
simpCrielr inb ermmi irnair
flSGN Dir. 81 SGuittrate.
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llibt-rrpIOOirtnOr 11luioum- -lOmprnl
9lepCl'S pntenttrte
Sid)crItitSlnulpc Il Vanbcllfiillrr.

Ser 9rfntcr 0aranrt hie grrhutUn9 oQrr lnnlidS
fdle tri NcnuFimN teS brehnthrtn ElutenS Gamphne
Inb onttrCr hem Grplretrrn mermprtncr mn SHr Se
lelbturR ticuentrr Mitmlen. Gtet GrineunN fdnn
all alien ArGbnIthen Vnmpen uub az cen GUM GtnNirCt
rer 6u flttit btcncntrn Hrfdfcn nuAcbrabt werrrn
krncr Wcrten SoIar Gamrtinc VampeH unb pdterntn
lrht NIT tittr Gmihhr0 rerEhen.
Der llntcrSchnctf rrIaub lth bic %ufmGrIhmIett hes
putlitune duf
Soutnfs ncrbciTtrte GplarzJuits9ampc,
NGWcII'S Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
ht her Nprm her Nr0dnb qdnpen Al leuielt welhc nit
tiNcnrIcrn nibt iIddernbcn gibtc trcnnt mb WeiGcr
6luiO rrniumirt ais allie iibriAtn lett ActrdlbIihru
Fanpen eicler Nrti ttnn CO wtrt tem Srcnnen ntd
nlr trr Gtrf icntern atd his rdbrcnb hes grenncnS
rrtiffrntc C5ds connnirt Widu lam eiee qampen Su
NrrnlrN6ern brnuFen t gang defenders c3nrn iic iib
fur q rhen, Nntrttcn 5rtClS, SdtpnS &c.
Scl uno 9cpphnlihc Hiute Yampeu wrrtcn IN ,Eoa
fC tD 20mpcu" 1marllltert unb lam tcriclbe GpIu'
her IlS ber udmlihe Yumcutbtrm (shade) mtCter Nrt
trauh werten Crit 1852 murtcn mctr ais 100000 tic
fer Eanpcu rcraui uno tgin lmiaa cretgurtr t6 bct
Inrcr NenuBun9 Die Grfintuna 1T III ben Der,
G tddten mb GuNlanb potentirt
NdtlictCnte 3CrRntlc teiditNcn benz publtfum bic
trliautiBc Shcrtrt tnS 9'rdihthrfri brirr gampel.
gBtil MN Sicnmn6 eurtb frncrc %rtbctnIn1 her &C
wGbuibcrl SIctbrrrl Eampen taS Erbrn ietnrr tin.
Der ctrr '0tcnltbpteh IL T. III. rrh lln9er Ncfhbrtch
o mfte CT taub NC6tn taS Nrbpt her Nmdnidt lt her
0rwthNlihn AIultct ictr. Baltimore, -. dGbr.
NCrrn u. ". Nrip.
9Dcrttcr Ncrr SD tabe bic uNatcnt z t6cr'
SEER Ncwll ppt g'rlrn erfNp irrAfdlhN Ncpriit mt
bin iu ttr lcbcrSrWluA Qcrmncn RAP NCrr Mcneil turh
tirir 2lnrtutuHN frS Sdpu'i ihCu NrtniipS tGm Nbtm
rt prIdntilr Nnrdntte dCNcn dlIt t Icrr Nclatr tr
Grplrltrn, tic lo lCiht hci @urenelml 0crUbulhhcr
trrnblrcr 6ll0tacIhn rrfrlt tctrt S'ci telrr Vamm
1T cine Grprirn Ndni HnmrNIih eIblt wtnn man ncb
70 nhhAiiiN init itr nnlcht
2ltbtunArpri trr ,ttrIN
99illium Is. u. u item W. o.
Trrti,Cr tfr GhnC an Ter lMtpcrlitNt
ppn Mhruiant,
6crrn II. s. RCir
NiCm Scrr! 9indcrm th nun bic pcn 6crrn NCmcGI in
Nrllrn crnlIchC apamt zlbcrtrlttdmpc' Grprrtt Mtr
HttmG t ltmCu Nulur ptrrIbt ale etc rrtc ium Vrrn
H,l CNBuutlhcr MulAIitn N,etAhctC Hampr ~ b
lrihnrr tir ih ie Mb. Vic EmrtncunN nrhnlnlt0
rrprttcr wticultaflIthcr YrnpHn bcI HuIcrtNln1
t,rhtl I'M thrrb ttC NrplNlcn ~ pCrhutrt II chen
o lurrih mic nrr, IN tcl vdmpe an cnem Ote At
tObclr Irmrb taS PUtllIm mehltttL bic NcrrhHIirn
lm @ycunCn rtS Ndmpbtnt, HlGherpts lb nnterrr Nul
iltitci tcnttfn NdmptH 0bilibdhtn
,hr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-13

Or| vt. SHfftWtr
bat feire Office perlrat nah &tsQuttbfrnGe,
Nr. EJ2, naDe Matiimlrafr.
Sifitcz zShIl6cH:
yrrben@ hts . lltr. - Nahmitta8S bon - , llDr
CQtua Is I9Dttel
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NGr5tC lmO NpOt6eRPr.

Sr. ScmrD 9tuSer(pL
Mr.. G5 Sh @nIttmptrnraEc,
3dbirCn Wtlli6 rcn Grterir,
SfficcsStnnctn 80 Il. @rrm. II. "a Il. Nadm
(aprI Ialfr)
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Sun9e ytute

unt sntcrr mrlhe al emnaIcr Sdir1dr lritrn etnere
let rb tieklte Spl elmer 0ewi len Befabrlt en-
@fwpbnbcit pter trn anterrn ftlumlrn llrnden
Mrrtr nno wet,be IN ibrrm 6jelclbe elm Seer fGrper
fiber unb Neililcr Il tabe, wenn bic Setma Ter
nahNAt mirb plIfn lih tei i'eien mrlteh mrslrh fc
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~ WI "Ah'FEWNIF
s III Dppntb t der 9tr5t,
Ir. 4, Glib JrrStridtrdec,
SPrch ltunbcn; 9ialbmitmgS ppn Il llhr
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u bilaoclpbto @tntc Stle,

y y iaoci pb ia Rhte VI c.
WITT, Sn 6rtNr tc5 CHrrmrn Niol rmb 6Cpirn
II II MdF0 mrc tmItiNtll tNS 6lt pcI uNrMr
Z smiths Nllc Vie" fur @Nitdr'tfFrr TS SOo
n n mc tdS Naltr 6NR Npu Ii eNlIlnch lllr NtivaI
~ ~ Eamilicn $3.50 pittl. NmCcl wcIAC hmtrl
les Slle NCtr1udet, mtAcn WNthcll tll, Tan
toitltr ME brd oltb mmrr cCr NrctS tcS Materials
thL Ith,en frltcrtn Nutclt Mut nurtht rrlNltn wre
Sine flrnc GrbGfut0 trS NrCiNS Ni Ctnrr IL Nrrfcn
Confirmation IN tti'rr ais rem NrtiItI S rcenitrcn lmo
il rfrfdllhcn nm i'm trm Yrttr cntprebfue Wmhhcn
Scr Yrtis tcS trcn HllrS mn S'rCwn tout fr Yripnt
Idmilien III @mtfInNhcn IT 15 Cts. yer 9nPcnS Fonr
trn grppu ctmt mb Scrtb %lc lno trtlutiN pCrr0biN
Ser trltc 6thr Cher III NrhbS uNS 6Ialbcn iclct %
Cts. yer Ghnruc Sicter SIrfel mcIher rem Nbnrtm'r
nibt SpUrirnntn tefrGbiat, miro Strld1cnrmmen lnH
Ehtlcn Der SMrt irtrnfrCt 0ctlcrt VrcIImacn, tur6
tic Tpil Office NCmdht rcrttn rimItItt terrAt.
SJ3 24m. GruAttan, Gdc tr GrtttrllraRe 1tne
Gattru Nptnlt, III ttr uIciniNr NMNi rrn ". smiths
tfribrr Smith lnt Sidlc'0 Nalr Nir, (Sdnl)
an , ~ IA. 1 A -.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-31
MAYA fNfELLIGENCE.

Z X Z 7 7
The Water Witch arrived at Pernambuco from Clara
on the Esd ult.
The Saratoga arrived at Tampico on the 3d inst in
thirteen days from Aspnwall. Commander Turner had
gone up to Tampico in a boat.
The Fulton left Maranham the 18th ut arrived ut
Pemambuco the 10th, and would sail thence ON the
Goth for st. Catharines.
The Harriet Lane arrived at Pernambuco on the 26th
ult in six days from Maranham She was to leave for
st. Catharine's on the 2Sth ult. he
The Cyane bound for the Pacific arrived at Rio the
10th inst In iftythree days from Norfolk, and expected
to sail in week for Valparaiso.
The Roanoke arrived at Aspnwall on the Goth inst
Thomas Arkwrght, fireman, died board of her on the
ed ult., and james Donayan Lee the 18th of De-
cember.
At the navyyard in Charestown, Mas rapid progress
Is being made in the completion Of the war.sloop Hart
and active about her to finish her in the best and speed
lest manner. E.ss3
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N. v. HeraId,s Nicaragua New..

PANAMA, Dec. 19.--I learn through private source
of high character in the northern part Of Nicaragua
that scheme is foot to carry out revolution In that
republic and place the democrats of Leon in power again
This plan is said to be laid in conjunction with the
Walker movements in the United States and the govern
ment OF Honduras s /.
The fibusters from Mobile are expected to land al
Truxillo Omoa and to Honduras to Leon Pres
dent Santos Guarola has promised to assist them with
500 natives in driving Martinez from Nicaragua He
made it condition, however, that Walker should not
come with the expedition, he will not conniye at his
coming in. s@a
From omoa Truxillo the march is practicable and
the distance not very great.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-31
ARMY NEWS.

C.nt r 4 o. Ord, OF the third artillery, has re-
turned home after long and meritorious course OF ser
Nee m California and Oregon, and Will be stationed at
Old Point Comfort
pv a priyate letter from Fort Walla Walla we learn
that the barracks of and companies Sd artillery u
8 army had been consumed by fire. Eleven cases OF
ammunition also destroyed and u was Thought that
mart Of the force at that place would have to DO sent
elsewhere in consequence OF the loss.
The late Gen. Gadsden, after having been educated at
ylp college was appointed to leutenancy IN the en-
lneers and was ordered to report TO Gen WILKINSON
9hn al Sacketts Harbor. He was with the army IN It's
orts 10 reach Montreal and Its attacks upon BRUSH
csts In Canada The next year General Then heuteIi-
ant Gadsden was detailed to construct field works aud
s If defence about Brooklyn and Harlem. After the
ar bo became an aiddecamp TO General Jackson, and
oeeded TO examine the deiences OF tho 6uif OF Mexico
In 1922 General Gadsien was inspector general and soon
after ander Mr. Calhoun then Secretary
Of War ..sf Q. fs
,;ved at Key West the 9th instant lie has charge
IS Fort TAYLOR active operations upon which commenced
On The 9Th of December, and will be continued during
the healthy season. The appropriation for the fiscal
year ending June 30th, 1859, 1000. The sum
concentrated for Fort Jefferson Tortugas $3.50, 900
Rob Of these extensive works far advanced AT Fort
Taylor "A s-nch COlumbrado mounted, and NUM-
her of howzer guns in cascmatcd batteries Fort Jecr
con l. the larger work of the two The first tier is ready
[or the armament which viii be very heavy. These
20 works mount over 100 guns,
Ne following disposition has been made of the sixth
81. ent Of infantry, lately arrived at Bencia. The
Srters arc at the Presido, San Francisco, with the
sistiug Of Lieut.. Col. Andrews, commanding /;
'ey adutant and Lieut.. Sawtelle quarter
, ' the band. Company 4, Brevet Major Arm
A. ieutenants Booteo and Lee Company III,
yct W llsr ckson and Lieutenants Smith, garrison
IT. 49,. Hompany will proceed to Humboldt bay
~ H. ian disturbances in that quarter. Tho
.. r slan lowell and Lientenants Higgins and
F..... H. ictab companies to be stationed in
t,e. q, Up .,sBsaaN ami 10 the Mohave country They
m,e. ..ogs CainayG, Captain Ketchum and Lieut..
Mo- ,9n6Eue A,G5ptsin Flint and Lieut. Harrison
coml ~ J CagstU Fapts and Lieut.. McCleary com.
many / Asageg Ma5at lohcson and Leutenants Carlin
and Dill conspauy ~ laeas A. ]. Smith company l.,
Iieutenan. AIagshsd and Byant company X, Captain
Garrett am l4cpg Akl.enos These troops viii be
posted at San ljeso IN rnarlinc and along portion
Of tho ronte ira el ~ me ogcdd mail stages to ST.
Louis.
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, Dec 3O.--Cotton is weak--sales of 800
be'es Flour is heavy-sales of 1000 barrels; State
81 20 81 40 Ohio, SIS 80 IS so southern, 81 rs
So 40. Wheat Is trm-saes of TO- 900 bushels mixed
Indiana 81 20 southern is nominal red ST. 20 81 rs;
white, 81 IS ST. 40, Corn is dull--sales of 8 900
bushels mixed ~ rs cents mixed southern rs cents
Pork is dull old mess SIT SIT l2a new, SIT SO a
SIT rs prime, $l2a SIS so. Lard Is quiet at Ill
cents. Whiskey is quiet at 2f1 cents. Sugar is quiet
Moasses is firm at 364 cents Coffee is quiet at 81
cents the former for inferior. Spirits of turpcntne Is
dull at 4sa cents Rosn is steady at ST S. Rice is
quiet.
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For the Washington Union.
A FRAGMENT.
ESrxs GRAy.BnaFp. .

~ EyTEs GRAY. BRAKp. .sas ..s
} Come tits tho burialnght OF the ycarl
Look on tho cover the bier I
's DISSIPATION Aside)
Nj Hours, the freshest ald fairest OF youth
Gone with the beauty and glory of truth
Gems ltavc lost at the Bacchanafs shrine
Bhssful heart hrobs that be mine
GRaY-BK1Rp @
Come, lis the last OF the lingering year
Look the we cover the bier
DssIrAnoS-( Aside)
Beauty and purity wtbered and scilcd
Followed BY phantoms for which once toied
o, do weep for the days lost Gor.aye--
Sped In the chase after idols Of clay.
Cray BEARD
Come, Ills the funeraLnight Of the ycar---
Look on the corso ere we cover the bcrt Ss
msSrAnoS-( Retrng)
Cover bier and over IL strew
wreaths OF tho hearts amaranthno yow
Walls remorse through pcnitonts heart
hSKlI. roR ms DEAD YEAR, 'ts this that thou arti
Over the memories pleasant TO keep
Lot not the OF forgetfulnoss creep. 8EA.g
Bury che ger, and over Il grow
Flowers pcrcnniai--thc sweetest that blow
Days OF devotion 90 duty and love
Geam from the Past like smile from above.
WAsHSGroS, D. o., Dec. 81. GABRIELLE
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The wanderer Trial.

SAvASSAn, December 30--The trial was resumed 10.
day. Capt Chrsty was recalled He testified that on
the I'd December he went from Brunswick to Jely Is
land; tho negroes about 800 in numbet landed bt
some unknown white men; number were put on board
his steamer and conveyed IA miles above Savannah
Other witnesses were examined, but their testimony
unimportant.
The further continued in consequence Of the
illness Of one of the prisoners.
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The storm Of last Night and To-day.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 30.-The storm which is prevailing
here has prevented the arrival Of any vessels except the
steamers Potomac from Baltimore, and the Pacific from
St Johns No disasters, however, have as yet been re-
ported.
Throughout Canada the northern part of this State
and throughout the East the storm extends The west
line Of telegraph, from Philadelphia to New orleans
is not in working order tonight
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Proposals for Lithographing.
oFTlcE SUPERINTENDENT pumio Pmsr1Sa,
Washington Decanfher ri Jss

n,
.g...,.a ..+ Washington, December 81, 1858.
NEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ ONCE until Monday the 18th ary 1852 IL
o o engraving on stone and printing from tho same
me senate and House Of Representatives Of the United
certain MAPS aud CHARTS 20 Congress with The An
h. ~ message Of tho President OF the states
a@ aud Charts of which from three thousand copies
A. pnted viii he for the Inspection bidders at this Of
Tho morning OF the day for closing The Tho paper re-
euior printing VIII be furnished by this Office.
forms for proposals will all who purpose "a
pond aud approved security will be required tho sue
su hdier for the faitlfn " contract
" 10 be distinctly will be ocelved from,
the style of work bid for = ~ 'r~ "'"i
me proposals must be addressed W. BOWMAN superineud
LthogrRphingp '77' T71' -7'I' - s'p w
r. GEo. w BOWMAN,
''oh-eoi tstaFkstaies] Superintendent,
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Navajo war Probably Ended.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-A letter from Fort Defiance re-
ceved here states that peace had been concluded with
the Navajo Indians on the goth November.
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Destructive Fire.

BONNEVILLE Dec. 3O.-A disastrous fire occurred here
this morning. destroying block Of brick buildings in
Guiding the observer Office Loss about $50 O00 with
insurance of $50 00O II the work of an incen-
diary.
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Financial.

New York. Dec 80 Stocks are frm-Chicago and
Rock Island 59 Illinois Central shares esq., do bonds
2ol; New York Central, s4s Reading 528 Missouri
6's, 90t.
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DESTRUCTION OF cotton, etc, By Fire.

CoLUMBIA, Is. CO. Dec 80. Seventy bales of cotton
and several mules and horses belonging to the
Richard Soudley destroyed by fire here yesterday