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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JvsE 2i-.Betors Jgdss

LOAIhAt
T5hI J. Wili.r1s AIT William " hits.
IT,. wss e. suit TO recover csmages for alleee4
h5 a o-trac. II sppeas that 10 Ausus 1857, Nj WE.
Ian BIZ seer 'od defendant 10 go bushels Of white soA
rec whes,-he white 70 pr iste aud the red 81 els
Der sLe % be paid or delivery at EewYok. W" sen4
n two vessels O. which arrived the time agreed snd
he otb- til time lstJ aud when the price OF wheat
lad ~opsSersby fsen Tn. which rst arrived the defendant
received paid or bat refused take the other portion
Pa-nf tier the wheat $50 iess tear he peced %
r. to- AID defendant for that sed ,ertst
The the time whel the whes 20 Do 'enofe"
IVES foa.tutSt contrsSc osy ,.. n
Ve-5t psirsfr . $50 CO. ID. fol amount esmec- wv
W y fiskt fox D. inif Stephen B Mash Tor defenaAa"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

ThE OLD PoLior FoRcr.-About sixty of the old
police force waited upon the Superintendent yesterday
moppg to report for duty. He replied to them thst
if tley were in the police force they should report to
the respective captains who would act in the premises
as instructed by the Commissioners The impression
seems to have gone abroad that the recent decsons
Of the Court Of Appeals hsd restored the old force
when Mayor Wood dsbspded, Instead OF turning them
over TO the Superintendent, TO their fsrmsr rank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
Corgr CALENDAR-ras DAY:

Sr7RxME CouRT-CIKcriT.-Sames as MONDAY
CANNON Pry.s-Part L--Noe. 1868. 1863, 1876,
'oS a. I2s eIa. 1857 i5is 1896, lS zis s 20 sst Pvt
-Ne. i2s iiss go 49, lao, i2so i1s2 lzsi i.s izs
srpypIoE Corsr-RATIRoAp CALEsDak:--nos.
as iae iss7 ls7s I7c3 i7e5 i!io l1o iS i l.ss IL
20 900 IDOL COS lg8 1899 1911, 1918, 1870 lyts y0,
,as ifsse Ia47 Isl 1890 1871 1914 1880 S14 2e1 ~,
NJ y5I aoT ssS 2ss, 2ss sI S0o, A'o 9sS, 2ts 70.
srr.rxE Ccrar-spEciAL TERN.-ll3, ia. sN
a., 9rS =. so I'D 1871 ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
CIT Y IIEMS.

CELHBRArIoN Of THE FovEIm.-Tbe joint Com
mttee on the preparations fer the celebration OF the
Fourth of July met yesterday ani voted s9O to the
Veterans under Co. Raymond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
It!srrrs-l-.Ltl
MEYER MND THE HEAT Go and witness the

rev Ars,aI patriotic Daara Jss.r Nhstcu tnc Ira o.s
Dag e. =, BAENtNs MUSru't az y viii te'Y % ~ &
Vsahsr 70 T-l iIeni safsct repeated tais eer1s
3. 49, h. 3s Psso acre lis Aict-o--,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

Seyer! FIST r ssinsnt, he exhibition nothing %
spesk q.
Yesterday, the Second Brg.i. Ger Y.ter, cons-st-
iIg OF the Fourth Regime. isrt.Lery, Co.. hsnoke;
Eth Regiment irfsntryi Col SchwaIz F,elder, s;d
S1th Regimeu. infantry Col Pinckney, rad ed
dsy at Hamilton fqusIe. TIE weather beng eK-
oesaivtly warm, the turn.ort 20: lsrge and the
brigade ss dismissed soon sf.tr the review BY tee
Brgsdief General.
THF DEAD ANIMALS AND OTFsL or Ntw-foRE.
1t m:y be curiosity 10 NOS: Of our readers TO know
tie rumber Of dead animals annually surrendered to
the Ofsl contractor vel the rumber Of boxes of
oa annually taken to Barren Island exclusive Of the
quantity surrptitousy used tits Island for the pur
poses Of atterDg swine. The ofa boxes each contain
y cubic feet CT offal.
The following ia the amount cf aninals ani ofA re-
oeived BY the ofa contractor from March 6. 1856 to
March 10, 1857, for tie term Of one year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

DROwSTD WHILE BATHING Coroner Gamble held
an inquest Monday, at the Twenty Precinct
Pol e Station upon the bodies of VIM Dat, Il years
Ct age ard Thomas Perry, aged 10 years who were
drowned on Sunday evening while bathing at the foot
cf Fy-frst street, North River. Il appears tina. The
elder boy ertsrei tie water is and having accident
ally got beyond his depth, and being unable to swim,
Re called 70 the younger fer assistance. The latter
vert 10 aid him. but in tie attempt lost lis life, lis
companion grasped him firmly aud both sauk together.
The occurrence was witnessed only by some small
boys, who could render no assistance 20 the drowning
lads, and both persisted The Coroner sJury rendered
a verc ict Of p" Accidental crowring
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be term OF oae year /:


Amount Of animals and ofs received by the offal
contractor from March TO- 1857 to March TO- 1888 for
the term OF oae year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

CoUnr OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcfaL TIRa-J
Before judge DAILY.
Pu1er AT. Hgsiuz.

TIE consideration OF intuoemsnt upon whioh thss
os we dof.sd BY 80 defendants sud scceped 5, 81
I'D by the pArtf illegal srd void, and the pstib "a
su 20 trcu upou sai3 notes against tue eetendtnt
Ereut L. 5Jh a5oE for delendaL ara tbe paAns %"
t.li-t d.st Iced - es scticc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

SHETLAND %TAwIS AND WOODEN HALF up>E.
a ~ Asss leCt Of
5tN-.sf >4rr-ANp GOODS
A. b. Et-i
4, esNKi>s. 30 > B3AsN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

A YOUNG Girl FOUND DRowNED-SusPrcioN or
Foul PLAY The body of German gil, l6 years Of
age, FAMED Sarah Rothschid, who has been missing
since The tn inst. was found on Sunday light in the
East River near the foot of Seventh street. It WAS
umored that the deceased had been the victim Of foul
play srd Coroner Gamble who held an Inquest upon
the body on Monday, made inquiries in regard 70 the
rumor, but could obtain evidence to uafy 1t. There
were no marks of violence upon the body, and the
Jury were therefore led to the bsliefthst she had
either committed suicide or been accidentally drowned
ard they rendered verdict to that effect. The 3e-
cea.ed was taoress by trade and Ler sisters state
that they Garnet account for her sudden disappearance
A reward fer her recovery, dead or alive, had been
oileIed and the amount Of it $50 paid to boat
man who found Il body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

SUPERIOR COURr-sPIcnL TERs-JSE 2l-Bsf,rs ys3ss
SLossOs.
furniss sgt. FeTguson.-Csse settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

Az EXCITING CHAsE.-Jobn Smith, alias Blu * Lang
don who escaped from the Jefferson Market prison
last week, and was subsequently arrested as before
mentioned in The TRIBUSF, was brought before Jus
ce Kelly yesterday morning and placed in charge Of
Officer Coifsx, attached to the Jefferson Market Police
Court, TO be taken to the Tombs. Tie officer set out
with the burglar, who was handcufed in front, and
proceeded az far as Canal street and Broadway with
out trouble. At this point Smith suddenly clipped
from the officers ii1e aud ran down Canal street at 40
speed Smith lodged through the crowd in smT;
style, and was closely pursued by the officer who
aftor a vhasv blcOts, brought the burglar up
with round turn TIE remaining distance was
compished wthou. trouble, and Smith was safely
ouartered in the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

RrARREsI nF An ALLEGED ISCENDARi. -Yester-
dsv morpitg Officer Clark Of the Nlnh Precinct er.
rested EthIdse NJ Fish on Brooklyn ferry boat, on
CHARGE Of settirg fire TO his house ard barn in West
Milford \. J.. in April .llt Fish il wl be recoleot-
ed was crested shortly after the fire and taken before
Justice Kelly for examination, but discharged of walt
OF sufficient evidence The accused hal az insurance.
Of a 800 in the Aston Fire Insurance Company, ard
Lad been pad by the Company : ,ce5. Tee Company
still feeling satisfied that Fish hai wlfuly fred his
premises for tie purpose of deaudng them, proeuted
q reouisition from Gov Newell of New-Jerssy upon
Gov. King FOR bic arrest TIE accused yesterday
taken to Wesl Milford fer exanicstion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

Stephen o Rourke was arrested yesterday, charge
with afsaulting Peter Farley, Of No. Doyer street
and cuttirg bis nose off with krfe. Justice Oabou
sen. Stephen 10 prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

MAJ DoG.-The fist mad dog OF The rsson was
killed il Broadway, opposite the Mutsrm' y@'-s'cAy'
BY s Second Precinct policeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

Charles II. Whit.lesey, apprehendei last week,
charged with embe zz,emert By NJ John Mayer, was
arrested ye:erdsy by Officer Kirg TIE Lower Police
Court, en- another charge preferred by the same COM
rlansrt. whittlesey is charged on this compliant
with embt zzrg $50 from Mr.. Mayer, in whose employ
10 formerly yas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

ARREST OF An ALLEGED Boots REroRfER.-A
younF man cairg himself Welsh are s.se n tl-,
sht BY Offers Hall and Mcleod Of the MAYOR. -
psssiI h.msf falsely a. member o. the press y.
also III tas f. I'd orders from time 20 time 'or I
by esus ct which be rae aysiled hirset srsey Oh nc
tivss e the editorial AID Ieport0ra proessons
TIE oeIk Of the steamboat Bay STATE Mr Ly'tt' ~
stdsi. Getting forth that several lines AS &c 10 -
preseuted a. oidsr ps.s % Boston 81 ga - :!
H. We,sh former editor and proprietor 81 q, 80,
He has frequently rode 70 Boston src JACK Jpn '- ~
making himself very much 4. bone 18th o-Ssr. &, ?
g. La, also been 10 The tkeaeis fer uontas' Win ~.
tickets ID also with the OF Wei-n sLc u 's ~
ways passed himse Under false .. n. WA y,
sergean, Croh Saturday hight eesfirs rs M - -
pecsd isIs,che6 Officer Ha, wh2 iole"eI ~ = -
fancy bakery in Canal. Wooster s're ~hs,e .. H.,
ps with girls bot, IS ne had 40 sn.ncy . I'm h.
left him there pen returning 70 the se :. -.
learned that a.fcsys Aad been made was = ~
him WHEREVER he could find him Yesterday ne - b.
bakery Inquired him, ard the giTi 10 s,r5
bad gone TIE St. Niehclas. where be e1psetra H'
snsy erred the oheer have 5eea WANING
for him long time" .-...,;-, .hs A..
FUSED 70 return but be dsppones snc en- a. -
IN the evening thinking ne wc-lc 'e HUE '
In he evening Han w..t .s.n the bakery IL conpy VIZ
Offoer kcCoud They earned hG tnr 81 ".- 49, "
Stanton street Baptist Church, With Two 80 ~. AL
TIE cfeer concluded Tot 70 wit UNI a.
vert 70 the church Officer Hal entered "a
vshnr down the aisle tapping him pcs t.s
sm be wished 70 sp.sI 70 him vn eurss 'hs opeLIs
r-,,., ard Bic h4t w.s down bis hanals;chiet re
~ navhss ss:or..hed and followed tie ouiest oa' WI"
demanded tie case CT tho prceeen , ,o.sa,re. gam.
- hear that you have been coming LIZ '"---
aonri.ow what yea MEAN" said he prsor., :,
very v,n. esme slcng with a 'aa We WI e--'S'''
.eoorsin. ..Iec to ae 5tcr Hscse s,d 'cttd
THIS mcniag be tsksn b<fefs - 80. A. = W
red to .,s Tombs C. rran,.assc= d. gre ~ Is1
Wa. CSnNiasseos. hAs'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-02

Capt. Serb nit ben Iera8 GanBer8 unO See
ierUes SnDianern ben @omanAes am Canadians
fluBe ~iieerte, nabnl Der Sobu bon Ston Slfet,
naAoem bieler 9ef trAtete @btef Sefalen mar,
lcfcrt ben Plab ietaeS 8ater5 Elm, uuo ~ltiiralte
an Der Spibe leileS Stamme8 seBeu bic G1crO
SnOIaner au Der Sampf wurOe nit Sr9en
unO Yfetlen SefIbrt uno III Dem @>tiimnel De8
@eieAt3 Ucrlcr Der lun9e Snpianer leinen So,
der. Aber unbefimlhert parunl, 5og CT pie
PfeIle, nit welAen letne 6einpe i'm peripunoet
batteu, aus leInem ej8enen a6rpsr aus unO
laaote lie gut 8e6lelt Denlelbeu 10 lanBe pieOer
gu, bis er Ielblt tcpt auf benz Ylaee blleb. 81
mar eln ddter Sobn Der WilOniB, ltarf eebaut,
led5 SUP 8rcB unO iein berolldeS Seaebmen
UerOient Ger J|adwslt all Ibewabrt 81 merOen,
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Nentpm unO Opm0las.

Der alte Senton duBerte llN Dor ment9en
WOuaten se9en eiuen 6reuno fOl8enpermaBen
iber OOuelas:
Der fleinc 9iieIe 1T piel gu eilis, UNI Elm
GROCER Wann gu merpen. Sc UersiBt, Dag Die
G%ieien in uulern &a9eu feline z MeIlen Stiefel
mebr tru9en unD pos bSGlte pom 8Olte gu rerz
9ebenDe @mt nidt nit Sturm senonmen perz
Den fam. Sein @br9ei5 lieot melt binter Jet.
men 61bi9feiten unD cb9leid er Elm gutter Spre<
der lit, 10 1teben feline Soeen in feileuGergleiAe
nit leinen Wrrten. Sie lino cine leidteWaG
@r 9laubt, er Tonne pieIe5 2uuD iberi9reiteu
uno 3par nit einem TuBe am llfer peS atlantic
Ideu uno benz anoeren an 6etu be8 Itllen Wteee
res, aber ct fam es nidt tbuu, Cir, er fam eS
ni9t, Cir, feline 8elne Iino su fur3."
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Gcncral Stetnart an Die Sten6tu>6 et>
COMMITTEE.

Baltimore, 2S. Au9.
Wteine Serren! SD babe Sbre @tulaouIs
gu Dem am OOunerituS. z. Sept., ltattftnDenoer
Steubenfelte erbalten. Sic baben meme belter
Q8Inlde fir Den grfcl9 Des patrtctil4en nuter@
nebinens, in pelbem Sic nit anOeren 0eleu.
iuaIten III beu Ser. Staateu 5uiammenntrfen,
um einen Der wIrpi9lten @'enerale %unlerer Jte-
polutiOnS@A rnee gu ebrett. Sclten Die Annes
rifaner iemalS ibre S4ulo Der Oanfbarfelt Tif
Dienlte perselleu, wie le bon 9aTapette, Steu
ben, De Salb uno anDeren Sremoen eeletitet
wuroeu, Die bodber5is ibr 2eben uuO Ssruo
gen in ~unIeren Sdmpfen far rationale nHab'
blu9t9teIt eiuleetsu !; Damn Ia pal'n TRUCE
uulere @elaidte nidt llnSer ,ibren 9e9entp1ttl.
gen Character, auf Den audi Der nieOrl8lte But
ger nit 9teht ltol6 letn fam.
5n Der 9pffnun8, DaB eS mir meme @eluno'
belt erlauten miro, Sbrem 6elte bel6upObnen,
perbleibe i)
adtun98rpl
SIR seborla amer Dlerer
IS. $. Stewart.
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Saaes Buchanan On Die SteubenzI Set.
Committee.
WalbIn0ton, 30. Nua.

Malbtn9tcn, 80. Gu9. 1858.
W2eine 9erren! SD fible mid 9eebrt pur6
bic 8iiti9e @inlapun9, Die mir meine Nitbiiraer
pom Der oeutldrn AllO3iatipn in Baltimore N
benz 6eite 5%ufcmmen lieBeu, Da8 ud6len Dpns
nerltag in Der ytdbe pteier Stapt 31 Gbren oe8
perltCrtenen Baron Steuben aboebalten rpers
ben icu. SD biai9e ron gun3em Bergen ben
putrictiiden 3pef be8 6elteS. Der 8uron
mar Elm tapferer uno Oerbietter Sfi3ier Der
9teSolutiOn unb ~leiitete bur6 feline militdritde
-@eiHiflidfeit unb @rflbruns unIerem 21nre
bOdwidtise Dienite in Der idwdr3eiten Stunte
n%nieres S6ifials. Sd bcffe 5uOeriidtlid, baB
sst, mad 10 LANCER Ser50serun9, ieirem Nn=
Oenten Elm Oeutmal erridtet Deroen nirb unO
i9 freue MIDI, paB bieIe8 lrOmme Wert, ba8
3eu9ntB Der Oantbarfeit elmer Station, leinen
NanoSleuten anpertruut 1T, bic in einem cen
> 6er3en nit 9fe6t lOtbeuren rnteruebtneu ibrem
3ped ni9t perfeblen fSnneu.
Inter pieIen nmifdncen TRACE i6 bos orSRte
Gsrluusen, inter 5buen gu fem rnO au Sielem
Deroienitliden 8erte bei5utrasen. Sour nm 70
mebr bebaure iA Oaber, baB i'd bur6 ben Drama
Der Sffentliden @ei4ifte perbinpert BIN, mid
nleIeS Redte8 gu e~rfrenen.
N4thn9spca
Same8 8n9anan.
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Gctcgr0pDtlsDe yc@DrtcDte,,
Bertbtet Gr ban y dttiup EBederI
2Eieber cine Sepeidbc itber ..beu S;ean.
NOuDDn @ept
An Gpru8 Us. TielO, 9tept Ocrf.

N1 0pfu8 w. Stelp, J(efp< U0rt.
Die DIreftcren bet otlantil0eu Ielearapbens
Comp. iinO lebt auf Dem Usage mad Galentia,
uu1 Arrangements CUR @rGIfaung oeS OrabteS
iiir'8 Publtfum 81 MAIDEN.
Sic iberlnaben Sbnea unp Sbren Otit6urz
germ Durd) Oa6 Iabel ibre ber5liden @iifuun
lae 81 Sbrer 0lorreiAen 6eier De0 9rpBen inter.
natiOnalen Werte5.
3rar, rer Ith auf Der emancipation ourd
letne 2lnlpfe nit ben Yirateu au8,eihnete. if
gum Commanders CeS gegen Paraguay befirlm,
ten Dlmpier8 8ater % it'd eraannt.
Us a3tn8tOn, L. Sept, ~-!3ur Gelearas
pbensStter linD etnI9e Sptel5 uno Die 3eleoras
pbens0tbauDe btelen AbenD pra4tpoQ beleud.
tet, -
News Dprf, l.. Sept. - Die Stapt
I4parmt ppuer 2eute, bic aus Der nadlten llnls
9e9enp berbet famel, I'm Der Gelearapbenfeier
beI5uwobnen. Mue OOtel8 ltro iberfiQt uno
Sunperte ldltefen an VO5er, oa feline 8etten
mebr auT 5utrelben warer. 6rGb iAon om
Wtor9en mebten bic 6la3sen BON allen 9rDBeren
0ebauOen, lc9ar bon ben &ir4tpitrmen berat.
Die Wllitar>S Clnp1Snteeu unO anOere @eIeQs
idaIten perlammeIn iib in ibren 2cfalen. -
Nue @eIaGite linb Iu8penbirt. Ote 6eierlid.
teiten werOen erlt UNI Otittu9 Beginner.
Bbtlaoelpbta, 1. Sept. DaS Grlcs
8rapGen'6elt purbes9eute III berrlider unp be.
S~ellterter MeiIe beSangen. (Oie "Details tas
ben teiu Snterelie fir bier. Die 0teo.)
SoltOn, 81. Nu9. Sci Der beute ltattses
funoenen Probe rer Oampf,20i AmaiAner ira
rem EauienOe BON 3uidauern, mprunter Gov.
8anfS uno Nnbere, SuSe9en. - Us maren pier
Wtaldinen: bic YbIlaDelpbia bon Y9ilaoelpbia;
Die @liib1 Smitb ppu SIT 0plt9n 2atprence
BON 2aprence unp Stem Sra Don 8oltOu auf
DEM 4(aee. Die Ybllapelpbia erjeugte Damp
III IL Wtluuten, flute tbren Vebllter $500
@au.) in s Otin. 20 Gel. uno mari einen mage
redten Wallerltrpm BON 1913 6dB, etnen auf>
redttl Strprn BON 10 SUP.
Die Glliba Sultb 9ebrauAte 81 WtItuten,
un1 Oanlpf 6u er5euSen ullo mari elnen bort=
5~ontalen Siroin non $40 SUP unp elrten Ienfs
reAten bon 1876 SUB. Die betoen anpern pa,
rem rpe8en fleiuen OtiBidllen in Der W(ai9iuerie
Suriid8e5osen mprDen.
9barle itpn, i. Sept. Der General.
Stuat8, Anmalt BON Git. Carolina nla6te Bee
%farnt, Dap Die bier etn9ebradten 300 Ifritaner
Den @eIeben bon Suos@ Carolina II 6 t unter.
porfen linO, Gallo nidt ais Stllpeu p~erfauft
peroer ~purTelt. Die 9teo.)
ct. 2cui8, 1. Sept. Drei b~erpprra'
genoe Wanner BON Sapti ltno bier ansetommen,
Deren 3pef eS 1T, irsic Ne8er in ben Ser. ct.
sur Au6panperun9 nad 6aptt gu peranlalIen.
Ct. 2cuis, 1. Sept. Der Dumpfer S.
), SSle5bD erIaat bel Glasgow im WtiliOuri
&ein Wtenl4enleben 9inS p~erloren,
Stem rleanS, 81. &u8. @eltern
fam2n 80 IOoe8fGle bon, aelben 6teber rpr.
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Serltn II. Iusul. Wie man bort, bat
Die U,rufung Des Hegiment8ur5te8 Or. So8er
aus DaIeloorf na9 TeSernIee in 70 fern cine
9rSBere Vepeutnn9, ais pie beioen 9~elbdr5te
SdSnlein unD Grimm in iormeler Welle rcn
Der weiteren Debanolung Oe8 &0niB5 ent6unOen
lDorben ltnb. Dem Uernebulen naG 1T tie
Aufmerfiamfeit auf ben Or. Bigger belonDers
i'll 6ol8e Der 9liiGithen SurreIultlte bjnBelentt
mOroen, bic perlelbe BET Oct 8e9anplunB oe8
O6erpralioenten bon Sleilt>0feBOW er5ielt bat,
BET Der e8 lt1 unl cine ourG eiaen Stnr5 bers
bei9eiibrte @ebirnerI9Gtterun8 b1aoelte. Der
Autentbalt De5 &0nt95 fol-, iple nun 9leld5eltt9
beridtet, nod auf uubeltimmte 3eit perldngert
weroen, utlb eS erI9elten ieOenfaIS ale Olel =
nl]en Angaben oerirlbt, welfe lWOu leet bon
elttem beltlmmtep Gage Der Hiftebr Willeu
Wollen.
Wte8baben, z. Gus, Sci Der neuer-
bugs angere9ten Iufbebuu9 ber Sptelbanten
an Den Saoecrten birtte e3 ron Snterelle letn,
81 WIllen, pIe Die ein5elnen 0fe9ierun9en Die
Grttd9allle Der 8aoeaulta(teu 5u perDenben
ptle9en. Der ut5 9cOruft porlie9enoe 8erift
Der StdloeUerlalunlun9 Iber OaS Budget bee
6tnan5'SoueB8 wei(t fIr oa5 Oer5o9tbum 1tal
lau ftr 1888 Die 0erwenoun3eu aut Die 8ape'
1~nItaiten 1lf. Sic betra8en III Sunlnla 92,'
42O Il. So fr. Olele Sumnle lpirD leDi9lld
aus Dee OominiulfaIle beltritten, nIGrenp iii,
Wle8baoen unO SINS pie pHrti9e uuf Actieu &C.
8~riuoete Sptelp1At8eie1idaft nod beOeutenp'
SerGenDulSeu 51 MAIDEN bat. IS Iplgt bier
aus, oaB bic III Die Domanialtalis llleBenOer
@innabnen, aus ben REORGANIZATION, pel9e PR
1853 gu 1918 t. SO fl. peranldla9t linO
gum 0r0Bter GbetIe gu @unlten >er SaoeOrt
lelblt pieoer perwenpet weroeu. Dtit w1br
bait IHrltllder 2iberalitdt 1T namentliA QSieo
bacon III Den lesten Sabren beradt worOer
Wir %erlnncrn beIiptel8peile nut an: 1. Die In
la8e Der Walerfinlte, Au83abe circa 10000
IT,; 2. Anlase Der grr6en StraBe uaA Siebe
rtdl, Au89abe circ1 100000 fl ; 3. SerldOne
rul9 be5 B1rf5 unO Der Gclpnacen, 2luSsat
ctrca 10000 H.; 4 aula9e Der Grintball'
AuS8abe clrc1 10000 f.; 5. SeriASneruu
Oe5 Wtlbelm8plabes uro AUDI Der W~ilbelmsltr
AuSgabe clrcl 10000 fl.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-02
Qepis Gab an bic Sten6eu. Set Committee.
Malbinaton, 81. GuS. 1853.

@albinston, 81. Ans. 1920
Wteine Serren SD panfe 1Ir ple S'ala>
buna, bic Sic mir au Dem au' nd4ltsn Dontsr'
ltaa in Baltimore ltuttftnOenpen SteubenTtltf
,uaeben lieRen, unO i3 UerliAere Sic, Dap eS
mir a1rrRes 8ersuii9en MAIDEN mliroe, Die Gln1
IopuHa an,unebnien, wenn th niNt ourA ben
OrauS Der SffeutliAen @eIhdtte raran nerbins
bert ware, Aber rb8lelA i'd bel oieler i~1terel,
lauten Scranlannn3 niAt unter Shnen fem
fam, 10 werre th MIDI pc4} nit Shnen perelnls
gen in ben @eiublen, mel6e piele8 ebrenpplle
3eu9niB fir ben 8ertb unp bic Dienlte zines
~unlerer ausse5eihuetlten JfepOlatIcns .Selpen
in uns gu erlpedsn 70 pObl Seei9net 1T. Gr
taut IN unler 9ano, al8 eS nod l4waA mar, utl
tbm mit:leinem Wfutbe II. leinen Ibaten 81 belS
fen, uuc treu bat er Die freiwiuis itbernommene
MiIlicn erfaut. Seet, in ben Gasen unlerer
Wadt, 1T eS an unS, bic Sdulp Der Oanttare
felt ab3utrageu uno ba8 Nnoenten elnsS Nobl'
tbIters Der Notlpn 81 erneuerll.
NAtun9Spoa
5br g:bcriamer Otener
2emts 8 8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-02

Jteprdl entanten DIeler anoerer Serelne.
Na4Oeu1 Der 3u9 ben giuerSbers erreidt
Der balD BON EuulenDen @alten iiberldet purpe
blelt Serr 6rieOri9 Sed.r Die 6eltrepe. Die
lelbe mar Elm OfeiIterltif Der @loquenS uni
lAarfen 2c9if, uno pa ie iiA gum sr0Bten Ibei
auf Die pClttilhen Tra8en bes &19e8 be5og, fanr
lie unter ben 9tidtturnern ebenlo 9rOBen 8eis
fad, als unter Der iunBenpfrilAen 8riioeri6 uft
Derr Sefer geiBelte Sudanan'S Sunl lass Yolt.
tit nit elmer 70 ld1rfan Satpre, lpie tie, wie una
ate Setannte Don tbrt perltteru, nod lelteu
itber feline Sippen 9%eflOlIen.
@elanse uuo frOblId)e Spiele perlieben rem
6eIte lp6ter BE puDeren JtelS, unO nit SeOauerr
trennten Ii6 bic ct. 2oui8 @Glte ben benlO rte
al8 bic OampfpfeiTe OeS lebten bieyber 8ebenben
3u9es our Nidfabrt maBnle.
@s ftelen wdbrenD oe8 iASnen 6elteS feline
StOrun9en Dor, ab9eleben, paB eth beIcffener
8arfeeper, ber bier llterortI9er Serbredeu me,
gen unl 9lplid 9erla6t muroe, auf robe Weile
Oerru Seder'8 Jtepe gu unterbreden perludte
(An5. be8 ~
&C ebra8ta. Der @puperneur Diele8 Ger
ritoriumS, 0iidarplOn (per betannte 8e6urt8.
belfer Der 9tebrasfabiU bat anf ben 21. Sers
telIptC eIHe uuBelptpeHlllWe SlSHHg Der Ner|
ritorialqeiee8ebun9 anberaulnt gu benz i3mefe,
I'm eine au9emelne 0~tepilipn bet @eleee pe6
Eerritcriums gu bemirteu, BON penen piele in
Bioeriprud nit chamber lteben uno feinen se-
nii9enoen SAus fir 2eben unO @i9entbum &c,
wIbren.
aus Tera8 melOet bic 3eras, Staai8,
5t9: Son perlaieoenen Seiten lit BEL ben Sns
Oianera9enturen Die Nadrtdt ein9elaufen, oaB
Die @omandeS iiber Die gtteoerla8e, ipelde Gapt
serb nit ben 1eras &an9ers ibnen beiSebradt
bat, %erbittert, ltd m9efdbr 800 Nfann fart
lammeln, I'M einen @infa0 in bic @rdn5anlteos
lunseu BON GeraS gu MAIDEN. Die Otilitdrbe>
BORDEN baben pe8balb bei6lciieu, cine @rpeot=
ton 9e8en lie aus5uriilteu, wel4e BON ben Sorts
8elfnap unp 9lrbudle 9leiA5eitt9 9e9en lie aufz
bre4en wiro. 28dbrenp beS @eiedtes, weldeS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-02
Ser GriDats Gefretair 0eS 0omUerncnr8 an bic
Stenben> Set Committee.

@rcecutiu< Gunner. NnnapctiS, 80. Nu9. 1883.
Serren @b5. Spilfer UNI Gen.
Sbre satise @inlaDun9 an ben 3ouperneur,
benz am DpnnerltaS, 2. Sept. 1858 ltattfinOen7
ben Steubenfelte bet5uwpbnen, lit i'm Grecutlrz
Departement eiuselaufen. SD beoaure, Dab
BET @ouuerneur se9enwarti9 BON Innapoli6 alb
weIeno 1T nno baB i9 raber wa6rl4elnll9 feline
@elesenbeit babeu perbe, ibn Sbre GlnlaOun9
10 redtSeitis mit5utbeilen, DAP er lie annehWer
flnn.
I9tun98uca
u. .. Sellman,
Brirat@S efretair.