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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

REPUBLICAN, VIcToREs.-At the municipal election
in the City of Ottawa Illinois last week Mr.. Glover,
the Republican candidate for Mayor, was elected by
233 majority. In the City Of Mineral Point Wis, last
week, the Democracy were defeated by decisive
majority. John Convey WAS elected Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17
From Albany.

ALBANY, Saturday, May Is, 1853.
number OF Anti-R cases were decided to-day
by the Supreme Court in favor Of Van Rensselaer, the
landlord. The cases were brought to recover pos
session under eectment and rents under covenants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

NAvAL.-The United States Surveying steamship
Water Witch arrived here yesterday. Her officers are
Lieut.. Commanding w. =. Lowell, First Officer, 5.
Rollins; First Assistant Engineer, w. c. Wheeler;
Third do, d. Il. II. Wharton Pursers Clerk, Mr..
Dabney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17
The Crevasse at New.orleans.

NEw-ORLEAss, Saturday May Is, 1853.
The efforts to stop the crevasse twenty-five miles
above this city have been abandoned. The damage
by the various crcvasses in this vicinity is counted by
millions of dollars. The river is not yet falling here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

In conclusion, l would merely suggest to thoss who
call themselves Democrats, that ~hle worshiping
their fayore goddess Liberty they should no; forget
that without the protection Of Justice they VIII soon
have TO mourn the loss Of both.
With great respect | AN tsuly yours, ....
JARED '. PECK
Portehester MAY a. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

Two YovSs THIEvEs.-Oficers Lowden and Nc.
Gov Of the Sixteenth Peoinc: Saturday ng arrested
bow, named John Shee and David Davis charged with rob
b5r Nr Edward Bright Of No us Nassau street.. Of 5 n in
nancy and 1oi and chain worth go The boys
oar. the employ Of Mr. Bright wrapper writers and
on 40. h month entered the sie In Mr. Bright, pys
Office snd stole theefrom he property above mentioned sr
,h. they Cleveland Ohio and sprted about unt tew
DAYS ago when they returned home John OShee Is Of
AZ. native Of Ireland and iyes in Tw, nty street he
says that be Rot guilty OF taking the mopey but knew s
Davis took nom the safe. he away with DAVIS WHO
paid bis travelling expenses Davis IL Is years Of and was
born London He said that the day the property W"
taken John told him be had the watch aud money from tne
safe and him and tod him be did not 20 away
with him Mr. Bright wouli blame him When ss s& 70 Csse
land be ft sorry for what be had DONE and sufnsd 70
York snd restsred part Of the money ana ths wS 'sss
Qgsckeassah eeuziasa ha.A he bsTS tx srS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

The LAND Sales IL kAssAs-A SQUArTsss Con-
rtIrrE TO 90 TO WAsHIyOTo,.-Or Topeka Kan.
sssl correspondent writes tina. mass meeting Of
the souatters on Kansas lands held in that place APP
nointed committee Of fiXe-consistng Of Robert Nor
row of Lawrence, j. w. Winchen Of Wysnaot, c. b.
Lines Of Waksru,a Z. n. Holiday OF Topeka, ana
Henry ]. Adams of Lawrence-to proceed TO Wash
inotoa and demonstrate with the President in regard TO
ths recon. order for immediate land sales and failing
in that to obtain five thousand land warrants, to be
loaned to the settlers time at reasonable rate Of
interest. Boston Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

sac un1ef te th p-cenptive rEAi ard 10 so~
.rfsed ~ from thc CnrporNon.
ths 81 th- flatnti- fsst- Sai clos nt
sfr.hrt tEs BE- hss cas 20 ths yr-.nSse nsA
n, ral ~ ..tt cxsn sis oi he cn,r
,-r f 3. pre- u pfivc 1st Sf make p-r6~ty ass
- a., 4 ff,7 aas.ei bad til. prreppt,e
de- - II t.sssd from ham ~ th~ foreclosure aud "a.
- - up rship AID tifi in ne rtEasc aof 40 resff
s "a % q EPrcfs scrbv1b i1dsrr1teat pfs ~
az "a % ~ q ts> .0yfsasrf l<e~s
-. - . . =, ~ OF tsrrsf ehris "a aRs 20 - had bit
a. a -.f ~ q. s,sr IKE or % ne Sr"af - a. ie's" %
M i spa n e.tar srscihc s OF lAa given 10 ne PfeP
~ III ,sbr- tricnir. ot 81 snf. tncirLt y mi IN
.srssi, eurc;ss with the pToFHiorsnp o' 's'h "''e' ~
.lruiS lst
rrr, f,,e n wh'ch ma, ne cou '"dcd i'e y s
lad ane took - proprietor ~ the u0rsaSc Irrinsr he -
ISS- pr~cuAi ind p~ntsIi MAX ~ me
csTahe of parsrc intcrau6eut e,uveyanfr OF c"po'o
mics. eut - the Plu.ifrs estate and
uo-sSse premises ard passed wih sech estate and pf"is'tS
49, und.F TIE tocveo,ure ana sale
TIE ~ho argument of he cauu-- 10 e 10 huna"a
On 40 saitrs error that this preempv- rSn ~ss or "
gighfOy tsirrss. Lrnd
Il .nc u ds, of raht nisrrs, in Asd
h- at does no Ev- the Nte ot Dc ope 10 Ar Preirsr
hut 20 he Mayor. Sc.
The thru section N. t- In lbe wa,og g. saa v~
fvh section - ures % IA. proprietor the hrv. oHer Of sse
ia h and wheu srsns rom the Msyc~
AZ uuGr the af s called for the question prs
and vha has been ~hen the paced
parfia. and interest ~ the mostssg-A prem
ra.i from him by A- foreclosure a5thS
- hat be hs been lre. srd
euil.d o the srsnl whirh re- claims under he a., of .
Tie defendant uusi, ,hcr,iar On tAc whole case have s
ufrt the demurr-r with co-ts.
A. Foot Tor Pf.. app's A. T. Lawrence IT, Tor aet>s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

IsQUEsTs ~ rHs COROsER.-COroner Hills held
sn rqes; Tuesday No 81 Thompson street. tho
body Nargret Cragit married 81 Of VINO
committed suicide by taking sudsnun. The drra.ed oi
int nJcfae Lsbt. and toot the poison while dcir"u'
effects Of liquor The Jury rendered verdict Of sl
eide
The Coroue held inque.' upon the body Of Ann
Ccsry married 80 Of VINO died from the
Effects burns received by the explosion OF hud amp which
se .usssed IL fug While lighted Verdict accidental
death. 80,
Coroner held inquest the New York ioPta
upo the body James Nolan child vreT ~ who "a
d,rtallv a the third ho Il the dwelling
orato and dird sitcr~ard verdict sce nsy
The held inqu.. upon the body d Tho az
Walsh who m from his cart on Mouds, AID ded
INN, dat I, sneiwafd TIE evidence showed lha; deerHn
emu- Of DEATH AID the Jury rendered verdict
70 that effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

WoLFF's SCHiEnAs AEoNATIC >CrNsFrs-
Hot@isreT~I.. BarRn.Is snf Privat- families nos
rrply thenseyr. Win NOlsE's GC.liAs >CHitDs~ Ako
ysrlc isss than the HOLLAND gn d.
sod A. IN fti. market. exclusive a. hr. box ttu-
TIL. sub.cbcr ham tnoussnd pipcs %
hu.tt. rh be- Jared alf iDoltrc dlrgs ~ r.
vut s.; Fall wh,u Le sso the se uu # tie whole gram
market 81 =, hledau .
H., Sch sps row hand rPr .ertet ~ tn Forran O..
~ pstry 70 be sup; Srhuspfs mSuuts tfci
49, JDOLPiIo WOLFE. No. = BcsveEst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

AEoTHER SLAvf AT PLYsourH CHURcH. BROoK-
LySAt the the morning service Plymouth Church
Sunday Mr. Bescher announced that cousregslnnt On
going out would find coor,d an door who wouil hold
them sid in the purrhsse Of bis CHILDREN from
slavery bought his freedom, aud had been
voluntarily presented with that Of s vile by Kind hearted
Several children still remsned in slavery who could
he purchased price bold out the hope that, with
n asnce Of friends the necessary amount De- speedily OBJ
led. He mode tlv ssstd, said Mr Beechr II ne couo
,tsnd s Il ' churchaoor ana simply told bis hat told
him IN stand there and not to bulge al neh
1tfie you will find him and when ont and witness
his mute apa remember that, though thrr- spprss only
tie dusky of uncuvsted end pwy man. there en-
within IL the OF tie l. ri J sus Chrst
saving Of lrgsmuch DO unto tbe
least Of these me-" He large fur-ook
ns black man; ard the cougegsun gathered around hin
alter poured their contributions into his hat. he
thanked with sm,s and We hap -
say si the collection amounted 10 within few ceuis Of tS
llu.l guncer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
MoNrHlr REPORT Of tie DispRsaries Of NE Cty Of
NJ ln,k l2r Mc Month N Scn..lnber: lsls.

Drc the month of sept e. above shown Medical and SUI
eie services saccinso sId medicine were Afforded Sfsi
;cu.ly % LIS ieEsous.
Te rrnog cause. Of desh consumption cholera IN
fsi and u
Tie rrvs di.,ss-s chiefly affected the Intestinal syste
Autus cholera iantum d.afEhes snd
cs-cLttry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

w "oFsRNoRS lsLkNp.-The Adjutsnt-
s'e'e'ni' CO. : Cooper, visited Governors Island on
Morday aid Inspected ,ha. post The con rand there
consists oi 'o enlisted nen and 10 officers The total
hpuber oi recruits is 80, which leaves a psrnsuen,
fary Of 4'l. lh~ permanent, party consists chiefly of
gid, sck r disabi'd soldiers who are a. their name
sP"Tts, Pemerert fixture at the pst. and No, sub.
Feso be d1a'ed into active service. The major mart
0ercruits have been On Governors Island .,r..
NSspt last. Tloy are rather II hnc-lookiog body Of
1St snd are daily drilled and disciplined in all thincs
rnsip'rg to military life. Their training has been
ieo TO capacltate the most OF them 10 enter aciy
we They are divided into six companies, each
s about sixty strong. Captain Delsncy Floy
80, oi the ~ Infantry, commsrds the battalion Of
us. The olice-s Of the companies are, Lent
I'm D. Upton ~ Artillery; J. Peck, sth Iufan.ry;
s'a'sm, 9Th Infantry; Brevct Secoud lAeutenants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
IAdrerti.enien.I

FANCY CUTLERY-A large variety Of Sports
mems PtN arc PoCKEI kNivFs the and bsi l
retter many Of wh,h bu b. fore imported For
sale by J. n : s,rsnsEs, No A'tt Hot~-'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

A POTCENAS ~ LINBO.-On "Wednesday night
Augustus Tate policeman attached 10 the Eighteerh
PIecn Ct Police, went bender, and becoming
souewl at illuminated fell into the hands Of brother
officer attached to another precinct. Il seems that Mr.
Tate dropped into the oyster saloon corner of Tenth
siIeet aud Eighth avenue, and while there, as IS
ale ged, conducted himself in anything else but an
oficer-ike manner. Ii is alleged that he not only
nsulied but assaulted Mr.. pardee, the proprietor
when John J. Ruron, attachG Of toe place. called
officer Clifford. and The dsorierly official con-
du,tcd to the Siationlouse aud detained or examina
tion. TIE Police Commissioners will have the case
before them for invest CATION.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
iAdyertlsrmeat
REAnYls GALLEkII =.


ANERorYPEs AsD DASvaEGEoTfrks
w., SO ard IS BroadWsy, Ss~York, Aaa No 81 Psnsyi
vun.ssv Wa.Llrs,oE, ID. {.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

YoUSG RUfruss.-On Monday night three boys
named samuel So affner, Wm. HcDry Braien and
James Ftzsimnons, while returning home from even
il tool, came across two boys Thomas Wash and
john Kane, who were amusing themselves in FAy
fifth street by tripping up people with wire which
they had stretched across the walk. A policeman
coming in sight Kane ard Walh threw the wire n the
rptter ar d followed after Schagner and his mpan-
ions At the corner Of Forty.sxth street sud Eighth
avenue the young rowdes made an attack upon ,chah-
rcr whom they bea; about the head, and throwing
him upon tho wax rhed his pockets o. 70 cents.
Wah wac subsequently arrested and locked up in de-
fault Of 81 600 bal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
lAdyerfi.eueut
LOOK i-Crossl-vs Medallion Velvet CARPETS

: - Nsri; fnsi-h Nev,t- = - aud = - bfu-s-s
fc 9c On PEI " Atwood luFrans. A. sro lr. Orutl
Sr 40c 5c., Eussh prgec. NsttnE- Paris Table aud
PiaAo Covers. wonderfully low ANDERSON, No - B0wery
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
Adrrrs i-.'rncrt
Svo,-rs or FsCTR kPPIaU>r.-The combine

.,, r ~ I,r vurxriNEs usirE menoios'e- snj th.
admirable -; a. r.p-. ut,d H TAotors fhrrier q ,'s nd
He,ss ursr,N daily The en's ere o thr u't
enius nd frirtffu fnd. TU, Ar.tssovs 1nd ETtsisG
. chssuirs bill j. Prestri-d.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

Tie following sales OF real estate were made yeser-
day 1T the Merchants Exchal &c, by y. d. Bleccker,
son & Co:
Let sfd P,!ah e.. No Pine sret ~ snd 39s6! rlEs
Stt.ry oi b- b. H0us- snd Lot, No rs 4th street. SaS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

THg loRHyuIg RfoT--Tw0 More Ndths-ht-
ward BuiiS aud Patrick Tracy, two OF the men "ho
were 30 dai gercusly stabbed in the mot of Sunday
"gi, couer OF >eventy-eighth street, and lhrd
avenue died late Monday afternoon from the injuries
uey had received. Rcurke, the other man who was
stabbed IN the head, viii probably recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
CRY ITEMS.

The American Bible Union celebrates its anniversary
lO-dsy and tomorrow ia the Meeting House OF the
fnsi Baptist Church. corner Of Brcome and Elizabeth
streets Business meeting at O'Clock in the lecture
room. Public exercises commence at 10 o'clock.
Among the speakers are Dr. Armitage, President OF
Ne Union; d.. Eaton, President OF Madison tniver-
s,y; Bei ianin James esq, and the Rev. l. D. MeliSh
00hio; tie Rev. u. IL. Miller of Conn. and the Rev
Dr.. shepbard, lat. retained from visit 10 Egyp!
and the Holy Land
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

The Montreal and 81. George cricketers meet this
morning and tomorrow at Hobokon for the honors of
victory and cricket ball. This match is the rsuh Of
the differences of the Canadian crcketers at the time
Of the great Canada match.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

A public meeting OF the workinsmcn of the Seventh
Ward is called for tonight "Wednesday ut 4 O'clock
at the Botanic Hall, No. Is Bowery, when address
will be made by workingman upon the subject of im-
proving the wages and condition Of the laborer. The
speaker in question has given much attention to the
subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

Mr.. +. Widows, the Director Of the French Acting
Company at the Metropolitan Music Hall, No. So
Broadway Opposite Nibo's has issued prospectus
a,kpg for subscriptions that be may keep up during
the Autumn and Winter, this entertainment 20 much
admired. subscription of SIS will get 30 admissions
to the orchestra seats 45 to the dress circle, GO TO
the parquet or balcony. Subscribers will have other
advantages The plan merits the attention of lovers
OF French acting
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

The presentation Of the decree of the National Com
stitueut Assembly of Venezuela To Gen fazo Antonio
Paez inviting him to return to that Republic, took
place at the Metropolitan Hotel on Tuesday morning,
which was spendidly decorated for the OCCASION
Two hundred OF the elite Of the city, nativc and for
eigu, were present. Gen. Paez accepted the invita-
ton. and will return with the Commissioners to Nene-
luela.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

We learn that the Receiver Of Taxes il receiving
taxes on personal property and Is making an abate-
meut OF per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06

PREMATURE PUBLIcATIos.-SOme OF our coten-
poraries seem disposed to blame the JOINT Committee
on Accounts for the premature publication in The rRD
of their last report. No one of the Committee or
their gents is bamabe, as the publication was made
by mistake in office. We did not and do not
seek any special advantages of that sort.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-06
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1858

c. q. Harkcr, ID Infantry; Sardne p. Reed, 81 To-
fantry; A. b. Carey, 9Th Infantry; Oliver z. Cool
ing G. N. Bascom, 9rh ISfan,ny. The commanding
ofcer Of the Pos II Major Albomarle Carey 9Th Ia
fsntry.
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lfet8 5inebmenpe Generalization Der Ttauen in
6rantreiA. Die erlte urlade, ilet Der Getfal.
ler, lit unbeItreltbar Der 9e5pun8ene @olibat,
5u we(hem 10 uiele 6rauen uerurtbeilt fin. ent
weber burh olS Gleno cper purd ZEN gBiDer.
ipilen ge9en bic Wtlnner ibrer Slalie, beren
robe SItten ben tr%ltInctnlaBis Sarten meibltbeu
Slnn perleBell, poer elpltd) purG Die mater
eue llnrn0BlIdfett, cine P1ttle gu fiupen. Nu.
Ber Del beI0en &t1lIen @beloler: BEN Nru1en
ur1o DEM SieruS, wetfe 5-600,OOO 6raueu.
3lumer oerUtdnner bcrauber, beitebt nod BERLIN.
itlnD, paB i'll Sr1ntreib Die 1pelbli1en 0eburs
ten ole mInullden uln 20 Pro5ent iberltsiaen
mas bel Der permali8en B.p0lterunss3abl unqes
9eldbr 100000 Urauen 9lbt, teren 0erbeiras
tbuny lGlehtcrrtn88 unuloJ lid lit lobtu lino i'm
@an5en unc WtlDeten 1 400, 900 6rauen. uer.
urtbeltt OunserS gu ~iterber, lpenn lbnen. bel
nlau9elnpem BrlpatUermDJen, niht Arbeit DOer
WtilptbdtiBfeit gu Oulie fpm ut. SdOn oieIe
3ablen linD e%rlbredenD; aber 51blt mln bie1u
uOd Die .3abl Der Uidnner, wel1e IreiipiQta i'm
ebeloien Staup %bletbell, mas utter BET arbetz
teapen &lulle 10 bdaft3 III, 10 fhloet mon, oaB
IN Trantrelh ELI SeGStel Der pprDanpenen
6rauel nur lbre ArbeIt babell, uni lie Der Hrcs
~ltltutlcn ODER oeta SOB gu entreiBen. Cine
SeruttbeItte auf 6! Welhe5 aber lino Die Sell,
quelen, Delte Der Nrbeit5lnbn Diejen 8erurs
tbeilten bletet? O3r pur9l9nittli9e Saselpbu
elmer 6rau 1T 1t 6ranc8, mas per Wonat BON
26 &aBen (oenn al Cont unD i5eiertl9en
miro NAN bod nidt a~rbelten) 344 6rauc3 OOer
Ala 6ranc5 PEI Sabr aer8ibt. Dappn seben
aber nod alb: Die mortes SEASONS, melGe bel
DEN belten Prcieiltonen minoeltena 3 Dtcnate
llt1O, mas ben 9ln5en Sabre5peroienlt auf 31O4
6tancS re0u5lrt- pcrausSeieet, raB Die Arbeiz
term lulnter bel gutter @elunDbeit mar. mas bic
Ntabrur95w3tle, welde ELL icl4es Budget en-
laubt, f1um bcffen ldBt. Oenn, penn man bon
ctelert $40 6rancS Wobnun9, 6el5ung, 2tht,
&IelolH9 ab5lebt = cann flun w1brlld nibt
'1tebr bleIben al5 8 Spu5 fir pie td9liAe Nabs
rul9. Nber lit DieS glleS ? 0estn! Die aueiu
ooltebenpe Trau miro lbneler aft, ibre &rdfte
neDnlen ab, oaS Alter uladt ite erlperb8unId
Ql3; Damn blelbt ntdt8 ala Settel - Spitll !!
Oarf man it9 oa wunoern, Dap uele un9lif.
iIpe 0r1uen, Jung unD bibl4 Der Ser[Ibruns
leoeS Au9elblId5 erliesen? Jtetn Der uGtbt9e
nnterri1t 81 etner feiten Wtor1l leblt. Ste
wlllen, lie penfen nidt5. MaS ie in per 2ies
oerltdfeIt leben, 1T ein tparue5 0ol5 int Wtu,
Ter, Sroo, menn bic Arbeit feblt. Sa unD pa
TT Die spite bteler Pprarnt0e peS @lenos - ia
lelblt DIetIeOerIlAfsit bat ibre mortes SEASONS,
wIe Die Arbeit.
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StSie mdln INT Der @aD(fr. v2eifarti.
Eel" fabrt;irt. : ~

&leifer, S6eere uub u, 3. Staatseituno
- penn bieIe Greie ni6t waren, mas lOute oa
aus benz 6drinss llmiGla9e in bet @aps
ftraBe werbcn! @tnen 8tdn5enDen SemeiS fei-
ner @eiGifli9feit int 3lelltern uno SdneiOern
bat Derielbe 8 # %selteiert im @inaanse
ieines v2eaoer" nimnlt er einen bunOriltiIden
Nnlauf our Sri9inalit6t uno perlitert, oaB er
Elm @e9ner Der Sflouerei lei. 0tit bieier rri'
gineGen 0erIt9erun9 1T aber feline Oriainalitdt
p~crerlt gu @npe, Nun miro Der Ianlstdsise
9eitartlfel Der u. 9. Stuats5ts. iber bas Sc
tobren Der geepe YOrfer 8epublitaner mad al.
len Dpmeuicnen neutrality-suspicious. unp
oann Dhne 8idlt4t auf 3uiammenbans guiana
mensetlsitert. uno Der u2edper" 1T beinabe fers
tis. Die arme piel9epla9te S4eere 1T aber
mdbrenO feS S@neiperns = tpie friber ibre
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Stnfunft rcS OlmpFers
49, DSH
% Us Il en-"

HeuereS pom. y apanna +. $3.50
sc 10 Oprt, 10. Sept. Der Dampfer
Daniel Weblter Don 0arannab 1T nit 9ta6rids
ten bis gum g.. b. unp 100000 in Sartaelr
al'9etcmrIen. SIN Saplnnlb mar elm bcllGn,
oil 1eS S4iff nit 378 Coolies ansefommen
1ut Der 6abrt maren 200 9eltorten. Der Sc
lunobelt85Altano Sauonnab'S batte ltA lebr 9es
b~elert. .~ --- 'A' 20
8afbin8ton,1 10, Sept, ST.. 8rplin,
Der neu ernannte N%tiniter nah Paraguay, if
beute bier an9efOmmen uub bate eine Ilnterres
Dung nit Staats Iefretir GaB. 55. "..l.-A#
Oa5 Snoianer. Bureau bat nit bsr lebten
c1llICrntlden 45plt feinerlet c%IiSielle Nabriht
betreff8 Der Snoianer=S erbaltnif1e am itiQen
Oteere erbatten. Wtan lit liber piele $fhbt
perldumliB Der SnptanersI 8enten bS9li4 ent>
~riltet. -.- a-' ..a..t .l -'
80 ito it 10. Sept. Capt, GomnIenO BON
Gem StluOenldiife @9o Wu:uum.) Der prm
Dolphin bierber9e6rl6t murDe, beltano beute
Dor Dem Wer. St1aten @ontmiIlipner Qortns
Elm 8ebDr we9eu Seerdube,et.. 2ieut. Wtaifit
pom Dclpbm 1T Der ein5i9e .3euse, Der Der
nolltnen wuroe. Seine Nu9lasen eutbielten
ntdtS, mas nid)t ldcn ourd bic Settun9en bes
fannt ut. DaS naaite Serbor finoet am 21.
ltatt unD purre Der An9efl. ipieoer ius @efan8'
nip ab8ef lbrt. 1911 ,# 5a.s- ..i. 1'..
SPrtnsfielb, ST., 10. Sept. &iater
8reele, per ADMINISTRATIONS &aupipat fir ben
S. ct. Senat, perrffentllht eine Sarte, pcriu
er betrettet, bab ct gu @unlten ron Dru'
8las 5uritd9etreten. @r penunjirt bic 6reunre
res DOn3las ais Qeute, mslAe bic G9re uno
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