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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
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coNTANTAhe Lsd Union Aid Institution Of the @etho,
d.. Episcopal Church Forty second street east OF Eighth
avenue, MIS- Elizabeth Contain; aged IS months and
The rssyss snd respectfully attend the
funeral this afternoon al 2 O'clock.
CARoLAN-In this city, Oh Sunday Oct a. Catherine infaut
daughter OF Michael and Catherine Carosn, aged months
and days.
CRowr.In Brooklyn on Sunday morning, Oct "a Mary,
wife Of Mr. Levi Grove, seed Y years
CARPENTER-At his lse residence, No 26 Gold street,
Brooklyn Monday Oct 49, John Carpenter son Of the late
Richard and Maria Carpenter.
FERGusON-In WhsmsbaEh. Firs, day evening the Gath
NIT daughter Of George aud Sarah Ferguson the
The friends Of the family invited attend the neral at
Friends Mee,ns House, In Brooklyn, Oh Third day o. :
O'Clock ,. ID. the 10Th inst.
LABAGH-At Grrs.town, N. j., Monday Oct 25 the
Rev. Peter Lshash d. ID, in the 18th year Of his age
oeOci At the Hulnscn Church n J. The relatives and
Mr. L. NSnderyeer, al III O'clock, without further notice
MooRE-on saturday % the fourth year her age,
Emily Constable eaesi daughter Of the Rev John W. aud
FansT A. p Monday Church Of the AunuuciatiOn
MARSHAL Nc ?s vsrss street Saturday evening Oct;
oHARA-Ir this city, on Saturday Oct, q Mrs Julia oHns
reRct Of the late James o Hars, aged "a years
PlNeLEon Monday Oct - Mary Charlotte Pipse Of con-
Wi BE- bued from the residence OF her mother 2o East ThiT
u-ed to attend without further notice
PEkxINs-kt East Boston, Mass Friday oc. % Lizzie
T. PERKINS daughter Of Absm aud ChaT'ie Perkins de-
Phf'4r rhla and Wisconsin papers please eOpy.
R0DMkN-At the residence OF bis father nsw Herbert Law
renee No at Henry Monday morning, Oct .,
George 7. Rodman, IL the 45tb year Of his age.
stis meas and relatives invited attend ms i1neA a.
"a 27th inst, without further invitation.
Hudson. Y, and North Carolina paper. viii please copy
MCBMoNc-A her late residence No IS Bedford street on
Monday Gst % of parsytic spopexy Isabella wife VI Wa
ham RichnSGd, aged 81 years. mouths and "a day.
RELYAt 60. 81 wieit street, Sunday Oct q, Edward
Rely, only Of Hugh A. and Reseees Rely, aged il
moIIShs and 2<sys.
shiTH-On Saturday,, Oct, 3, Mrs Cotda Smith widow Of
The ls:e John J Smith. in the 18th year Of her age.
The sads q the tsny respectfully inyed her
funeral wcdrstdsy the nth inst. A. 25 p. N fiom her
late res,lsnce No rs West Twenty -,siId street.
WOODf0Ro-At Stanford Conn, Thursday Oct q
Jos1 c. Noodford. eyed - years mouths and p days
HIS relatives sd fds respectfully invited Ia attend his
funeral Tuesday Afternoon the 18th is.. q; O'clock
from bis latc I-decs Stanford The the New
Haven Railroad Depot, Of Twenty seventh street and
Fourth ~ 23 o'closh and returning leave
stamford az oe-oek Can is<es Will be IN waiting al
the Stamford Depo; TO convey isns to and from the house
WELLEsin Boston, on sunday o 20 Kstherne. wiz Of
Benjamin Wse aud daughter The late AbYahsn Scber-
neroorp q this city.
ZIMMERMAN - In Brook.yp, L. D. Oh savdsy o.. "a,
George Zimmerman, " tAs 80 yssI Of tgs.
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cuIren. rate being y cent, although 'alse alouA'
of money + osred TO ea,ipg tos-.s on Goserlnvh'
ard State stocks TFeasGs, Eolcs, g., al ) oe'~
The demand for Treasury mates n not quite ~ So
to-day, tu, hoders ar. firm n their deuaocs' Inc
= cents have sold at Y cent y, Hiun the ..
cents at &C.. the 81 cents q. 3lo y cen, premium
and the e. cents at SOC. e 81 GOO premium. lie
General Rusk, at NewOrlesn- from Brszos santiago
brought $iG6 eco in specie.
s. Diapers daily auction sale q bonds and stocks
will take place Tomorrow raeslayl a: III clock al
the Merchants Exchange.
Albert H. Ncosy's regular daily a1ction sae Of
stocks ard bonds al take pace on tuesday, oc'ooer
26, at l2I O'Clock, at q e Merchants Exchange.
Tie following Is comparative statement oi earn
ngs end expenses Of the Buslo and State Line k'ii
road Company for the month OF September, lo9' and
1888:
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Arrived.

STEAMSHIP Roanoke skinner Norfolk kc, mise snd pA,s 10
H. Ludsm 24th !, a. m. Of Matomkn, 'snsed s'eaashs
Snip Raven Croker Psdsng July -, rssn, ubbet BE-
Croker WeR s aug s IA for LoascR on "a ~
boarded BY her cs,,9 AID doctor q Tor sasnSa zoe AVN
Ship Orph,gs Brem Vessels Bremen, mdse and Io Ps's
to Henning' Muller Go.ling
ship Re.olue, Freeman Liverpool Sept IS Indse a1t W
ship Ccmb H.chin.op, Liverpool Sep. a5 nd.e and 81
gales 70 lon. 90. Had one birth ano TWO death.
Bark Cochran (oi sssr'portk SOys. n'.sa ssTs. u
company with Cambridge Of and for B.isn Gem Of ne
Sea Tor York; Tres Hernsno Span for Mes fors Tue
l st IS ,s oa 50 no spss. EhisSeh, om boston
Monte Nideo 10 days out Oct - lat 20 % 'n VI ~ eafa "
Bsrs Burlington Cof Bath Keene Lcshon Aus q ras:s
Passed Gibraltar Sep, Sept lat ~ ON og =
o. sf q 1 eH j = Queen Of BE soa,s
Ina. ss .svins the Medittesncsn Been IS days wa
the Bank. with w and W. wiDds
Sep. II, railroad iron 10 Yates 4 ror,erheld
Brig Daniel Webster lof Boston, Williams, Malaga IS Js
BHe NJ J: villains tBrl Maee', Penswsch, N s., &ys
sehT David Bayle. tof Brooshsven, JAYNE r.r.sor.
&C. Gomez, w.li. Co 81 inst. lat IS lon s. o. .,Sts
at 10 on % ~ spoke ship Albu' ls days from MAnlmsn
e. 70, Fsp mo ~ Eng
ter 10 Smith A b, ynton..
sehr. Helena lB Roberts. Ch,rloetown p Z. h. days
sALED-sEp Nicholas Bidde Ewes, savannah bark Col.
den Rule, Wbeberry Aspnwa also, Ships Confidence ssars
BELoW@ship wss.mo' Doty' Bordssos ssps 81, aad...
70 Lsytin Hurlbut also bark.
WIND-Durns the day ~ ~ t.
The bark Martha. Vineyard, Robinson Glasgow Sept II, 70
Innla 4 Duar sbar.A giaR
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ard a'teY lie adi5arlm.It tseTe 1" "a .nrtteI 80
extending pretty generally through the It. Ere
RA.l~bi sold up 20 III privately an aoNa.'7
Of II a. cer: over .-e registered =a'e-. Inc
closing prces sere, for Trnnes-ee =, % 9954' Wy
eirias 9fl 20 &C.: Moth Caroline, "'i Canton
2iIa2ll; Penn sylvania Goal, g es3l; Cumberland,
lsIalg; Enc, l73als; Harlem, l2i l23i Preferred
do a6l: Hudson River, 33l 33l; Rsaing, 1@i e9-s
Michigan Central Sc! acc; Michigan Southern, -2t"
81; Preferred, 55ias5l; Pa-ama, 1921 49, iinos
Csrtral ss4a So; Gslena, SO as3i. Toledo 80 Oh
Roek Island CO. 6o;; Pacific MAJ, III 9lO1 j LIMOS
Central bonds 9ts ae6s, sc.
TIE Foreign bill market ha, been dull to-day, and
ra.es are weak BANKERS ak 10 for sterhng' ana
bark IYr have .o,d at ., at 2 cent. The supply o.
commercial signatures j. rather better. Francs are
515a512i.
Freights are frrner at the close room IN D. had
at our quotations To Liverpool 10000 bush Gram al
SD loObaes Cotton at 3l6 -31d; 80 bag Rag a.
3l6d. eco Pipe Slaves at 3os. To London, ~ nhd''
800 b. MARYLAND Tobacco at IL. Cd l5D bales
Tobacco at I5- 90 cases Rhubarb at l5s e ~ ieei'
To Antwerp. 500 bbs. Roein at p. brig from Pen.
sacoa 10 Matanzas with Lumber, at $40. vessel OF
GOO turs from Charleston 10 Liverpool with Cotton,
at l3-32d.
TIE Bank statement shows a moderate movement
Of these institutions during the past week, the loans
specie and deposits having slightly increased. Inc
increase Of loans s If anything less than was antic
pated and has been to considerable extent the result
Of further investments in Treasury Notes There have
also been some rediscounting foF interior aud southern
banks but the amount Of local paper offered for dis
count has not been equal TO the amount matured and
paid We have lost specie to the South and some
TO Europe but the money keeps well up and new
California arrival i due during the week. The in
crease in undrawn deposits rather took the street by
sarpr.se. It shows that the bank balance are not
being drawn down to any serious extent Tie nominal
deposits are larger than before known in this city
The following is comparative statement Of the con-
dition Of the New-York Banks for the week ending
oct I6 and Oct %.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...... Der ~


ships-Coundence Scars New Orleans, VIM. Melon sss,
Alice Murphy Charleston, Z. 4. Morgan Wiley Amason,
Hoyey London H. Z. Morgan Wleyi Aun Mars, MssOoa
savspnsh, J. H. Willismsi Ere, knudson, Savannah
BsIks-Tries,e. Scw.l, Sunlstra- w. A. Sale l. 20
Palmetto Bschus Galveston G. A. Ferris Renzi SeabaIJ
Nalpsr.isn W. Bartlett, Msr>vsl Urihae, Antigua "
Drsht. Warsata tBrem S.eengrshe Rotterdam w salem
schooners-Firm Enneott, Fernandins CarnAhsn osnS
inso Chste.,on Scranton TAhnsn Eudora Cu Bos;ou,
simon Clapp: Fannie Vance, Cieufuesos Mora Brcs
, G Johnson sutton Key West Benner Desks; p Al
bolt Ludlow, aoksoIyiie, J. c. slssh
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DKoIsIos OF TIE SEWING MAcBISE CAsE:-The
great sewing machine patent case argued at the late
fern OF the u. S. Circuit Court at Hartford Ct, be-
fore Judges Nelson and Ingerso, and then postponed
for decision has been decided in favor oithe plaintiffs
fully sustaining the validity Of the reissue OF the pat
ent TO Allen Is. Wilson, and by him subsequently, as
signed 10 Potter and Wheeler.
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coIrRT CALENpAR-Tg,, DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CRCUm-PART Mos. 1911
ls2l iesl 7 1883 l7o5 l52s 567 1919 i17s IaS1 I5ss
1919 is2S le15 ie 1879 1884, 1885, 1887 1882 si 1885,
1915, 1871 Iti9, 1884 PART ILS.ne yesterday PART
IlINos 1884, 5000 2jS IT. 232, 2324, 1850 l}}2 1872
2c4 1913, 23o 1854 1892 i7Oi 17o6. 2l0, $3.50 Zs 2O
2S42 2Ii. 1853. 1850 2jol 1854 1850 15os 2572 1i 2JS
ESQ, 1882, 25si 1888 25s lse2, 1884
SUPREME COCRT-SPECIALT ERM.-The Calendar
Of this branch Of the Court will not be called again this
SUPERIOR COJRT.-Ncs. 3s3 $3.50 474 49,, 1872
4eS SCI So ST. $751; os- ~, ori Io4
ssl $50 4sl 5s 59g SOL COZ eos 6 go, 007, 6O3
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sElOkD board.


I70sunMuIn Cosc. as % p Eat Rv Fire las Co.l02s
1000 T. c. Be- State Cal. z2} Is Pacific MAJ Co......l8
100 Diet Nil H. r. Co. Of 200 American Gnsno Co % ~
5000 La Crosse 4 Nil. X. Ntll0o do............t %
5000 NIL Horizon r. X 1891 IS OrocerS' Beuk....' -.
900 Com Nu Ins Sc 57 40 80 Continental Bsnk.....l00
$50 Y Mu In Sc SO. 81 10 Suyyessnt Fire In. COLI
23O 600 Breckenee CoaCo 5 10 oodhue Fire Inc Co... 9
~ Mineral lstMB 10 81 Harmony Fire ms Co. 81
5000 Chic St Psu6 dull IS East River Frens. Col02l
5000 Lee Co Qowal BIDS 50 81 New WorldFireInsCo. OF
5000 Ceve Pitts r. l 1871 10 Ia gle Fire ms CO....
~ Am Exchange llO 100 Broadway Fire Ins. Co 1921
10 Bank New.York......llO 3N. York " Haven X. 81
10 Bank State New York l05 80 American Coal Co... 20
50 Peoples Bank Stock lO 20 ~ Y COnsol Stage CO. 81
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The business OF the SubTreasury was: Receip.s.
s97 .OI0 600 for Customs. Payments $l5S..
lQS Is. Balance, e. 81, f2S -.
The books Of subscription to the capital stock Of the
Tradesmen's Fire Insurance Company will be opened
at the Mechanics and Traders Bank, No. l53 Box.ry
on Wedr esdsy, the 9th inst. The coupons on the 1t
mortgage ard = cent bonds ofthe Covinston sni
Lexington Railroad Company are now being paid q.
the Bank Of America. The business o: the Clearing
House to-day was ss5,95l Jo6. Tie New-York Manu-
featuring Company las declared dividend of $50 per
share. PAYABLE Nov. 3. The Kings County Insurance
Company have opened their Offices FOR business The
home Office is in Brooklyp T. D. branch office, No.
Wau street A. c. Crowoll has been elected Presi.
dent. and Oliver r. Ingcrsol, Secretary The cash
capital paid in is $l50,GC0. We notice change in
he Money market. There is increased activity in
Stock circles as might he anticipated, but the supply
SET king empc ymert is rather increasing and every
legitimate borrower has bis wants supplied at low
rates. Frstclass paper goes in the discount houses at
3e4 y cent for short and ia6 p cent for long dates
Tie banks are driven to the street TO keep ny their
Ines On cal leans ore made from p as p cent, the
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o. - f' L All IS ron. do SO rIis~. la -. c.
Us Wool u d. HIPS. rs bag. os;. oks. ssss. -
PsoT s-ors, 30 80 Lns, - d. A'hs., 20 Dc. sssr So
tfesfe. - ".
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Ia .hip Rates, from Padass-J. II. Esosion, j. Carl
In ,hip Columbia, Jro~ Ltepol-Rey. Mr. friss, sss,
AueTics; A. C. Langley. Boston.
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Rerri,ss Of Prsduee-Ocr o.

b. Se,a E.sey Bsen.-22So bbla Four 100 cas- BIB
Nh.H . o0 d. Corn 4e6 %. Rye 10 90 DO O4. q $40
Barley IS Ashes SO DO WI ssy 10 Provisions
Et L,ts EI.Ieas-So sb.A WLissy SO "a Flour s. DO
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The exchanges during the week show large in-
crease which j. iue 20 the activity which has existed
in the street market.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov q, 1855, has
~
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Jshn Forsie sst' Robert Bri..er-MOtiOn grated
suPERIoR CoURT-oe1 25-Bsfors Jadss wo1

SUPERIOR COURT-Ocr. 25-Before Judge woodruff
DAMAGES TOR INJURIES BY BITE OF DU1' =,
Nm Herbert su infant, by his next friend, sgt WIZ T.
Br0ckwsy.
Plaintiff sued to recover damages ior injuries re-
,~iy.d BIZ him from the bite q dog In September ls55
plaintiff boy II years Of went 20 dee ndtnts prem
NJ, s,s5 and forehead from the effects Of which he
susd 10 b bed r days Defendant set that he had
believe the plaintiff had left the premises before W
me Judge charged the Jury that defndan: had right 70
sos 70 gsrd premises but II he kept The dog there in the
isytlne be responsible for the acts Of HE dog
fhe Jury found verdict for plaintiff for 925o.
Ha6sor x Stafford for plaintiff Martin Robinson for de-
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aIarkets-CsKETuLLy RPoSTED FOR Tue Y. TSlsrSE
MosDAY, Oct ., 1875.
AsHEs-The mskst Is without change the demand more
active sales Of Pots a. sc ard Pearsat 70 l2t.
COTTON-The market rm but qui,t sales OF 90 bales
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SUPERIOR COURr-CHAnBERs--Ocr 25-Before Jn3ge
SLossos.-DECIsIoNs
Hunt ct al. agt. Levy-Moton for leave to file sup
pkn.n,s without the payment Of granted but
with liberty plaintiffs within ten dsys to discontinue the
ron without cOsts.
TIE G,oeIsl Tern Gid render any decisions to-day
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Bosros, Oct 2S-The ship Manchester, Anderson from,
Glasgow bound 10 NewYork, pot into Fsyal OFT IN dc.
esky with par, Of Of iron thrown overheard
lBytelcsraph to ElSood Walter, esq
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BY TeIegrnph.
nisnsters. Ar.

SAVANNAH OF 2i-Au. snip. Kalos aud LseouA from
Liverpool Rss. from New York Admiral, from Boston,
In the ofng-The Georgia from 81. Thomas coming up.
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nts Htuud t,.Ba N hrsns Grss5 Jars rso Paese oPo
ssnys, and desIa1ss the tours that have ary'hAe "
80. ,od A. the
sose,sop The Orspz Jsry retired fer dehbsrsof acc '
sljosrLsd til Tuesday pIoTnns
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erppvxr COZ RT-CHaMBEss-OoT. 2j.-Before Judge
~ TseRlHAn decisions.
Samuel Bates act. George 5. koe.-Motion denied,
,v1,h M cosf, % Cockroft.
Ia,bs, q Lawrence - al act Francis w Hsrtey-Hotion
,rsnt~s payment of all and 10 costs Of tn, motion
,udsn.It . stand a. security.
Msry IL Crane &c ag, John W Cancellation 20 seq1es-
ste estate Of the defendant and 70 appoint
r. eeiy.f grs,teo, with I 10 coats. q,
Adolphus RsIney Se, sgt. Henry T. Menil-Motion ae'
riea, without costs.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coo"
Judge Bits ~;o-s ,,ariies
The Corr, opened this morning al"
recently ipdicted, were snaigned.
n.orrs Williamson, alias Young, enc r,euerioh
Mrsns, peaded guilty Psssng oognteIis con.
Antonio Fmiteno, aliss hoae""' p''1'' S'"''
Gnaoo lunar. woman, pleaded not guilty to
clssies Howard and James W. kysi peaaeo Dol
snty 10 couDteIfeiting.
s'yrvotT .ND RIOT on THE SNIP Orient.
Peter Fay and FIVE others Of the chip Orient, pleaded
no, guilty 20 revolt and not. c.
TyedeIick Francis, John Stevenson and Henry "i-
ran pleaded not guilty 20 endeavor 10 make rcvo On
the brig Gem.
LARCESY-AssAULT. -,
Oliver Brown, Of the ship Emerald ne, end marx
Harrington and John DOwnes, Of inc steamer ROAD
oke pleaded not guilty 20 larceny on tle higi seas.
Jacob Williams, Steward Of the S,aI OF the "es,,
pleaded not guilty 10 assault With dangerous weapon
"a kDifo-on Andrew NcCeraD, second mate OF the
vessel.
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(sirpcerte 1ll10 Sti0llpr:SfDre,

@Ge Dpn Canal un0 Jetterlcnltr.
Der l1rter,e6uete to6 bterm befonnt baB pbs
Yase ein edft erSnet bat uub ole Sprtsn eeerie To-
pe aud auseesti6nete beu6e grpbutte, ais Grb iem,
3w et I'd seH, ainfen, 5trfe, q @ries'e*3u Dc" Btu
tafen greiien Sertdu s5. t.t .-7r. ,.zs...r
ohrl n.
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ltone Welcoien. unb.. leile beipunberten bic
ttteblt4en einfaden Wenl6en, mas 10 elm bod,s
'9ehorenes, belere8 Welen aues leruen unb trei.
yen Tonne; lelle lpra6en lie audi pappn, pte
Sdon, mte gut unb lleb bic Dame lei, uno nie
Iernlt, uno ec9 freunOli9 uno perltdubi9 Der
lun9e 0utSherr. 3upeilen fam 8elud. Der
Idtte Pfarrer fanb lid Elm. Gcuntaos mar er
eln 9elplllef @alt Der riiItige 8ernalter trat
oann elmer Nbtltpartie bei, unn ipenn bic Spnue
peter ldlen, ptlserte Wtarle inS Ocrf biuab
no lle bllo alle 8inoer faunteu, Die Glteru nit
nloen gScrten lie be9riiBten, ibr bant6pr nocbs
oldten ulos lld oaopn er6Gbtten, lpie bod gar
teln Stol3 lnoer i4Snen sndoisen 6rau au fin,
pen mare. .Satten lie 9eipuBt, ba6 zines ornen
ISultetS AO9ter tbnen 10 ldAelub 5unidte, ibre
l&Mrer liebtSlte uno lie teE6enfte, 0 Iie ipirben
aun' peu9er li6le llrtbeile 9eiaut baben, ais Die
2eute in beF Start .. e..s
Sc w>iter Der Griblin9 rcrridte, unn lc mebr
Ioebnten ltq Die Spa6ier9du9e aus. 9u8 benz
I0arten IN ben Parf, aus pem Blrt in ben
Balo, MO. III bcben 9linSeupeu 8udenfrcnen
Iole 6nfen .lblu3en, pC Safer luulnlten uno
Sfbmetterlln9e, uno am 1SuBe Der Oiigei blaue
ISeewsuen Die Sb lima Ger traeu, iiter peld,e
Iats uup JtobtlpetiluBe nit l4ltl9em @eldtet
Iflattertea. DE Biut9eu b,aA,n aui uno paS
lun9e 9sbtltter. J{l .ti8aa.., l6luB:n im Sol@
Iluhler, Der llpl lSml IL um CT NAmr
tlnl nno perrlnn; er tpedte 2ebeu unD 2tebe
10 rall uno rld)ete tetribte {erSen boffnuu95=
pcll mleeer ouf. Otarie nar noa, sllfliGer,
llebenoer uuo isbnIiGt9er nad @lld unp 9iebe.
5br @eoaute mar @r, Iilr ren lie lebte. Sumner
4 mn lte oaruu', mte le lbn 9eiaqen moBe, wie
lie leInen Seifal errinJeu fSnue. 4Gar er fern,
10 9n9 lte tbm entSe3en uur erwartete ibn an
Itr5eno elner Stele perttdt, MO er e8 nibt pers
nlut9ete; flm er Mot, 10 iaBte Iie eine Nngit
UNI lbn, Die nldt eber rerlanaup, Bis lie ibn
Inteoer lab. Sin Shleier UNI leine flulen Nu,
gen, elne tlelne 2ScIfe auf ,einer Stirn, ein elm
53er ernlter Sllf leete lie in Sdr:leu Siy
Iourdforlhte leOeu feinen 3u9 i'll leinem @eliAt,
IlIe bate es lturlrt es eEtgiu3 ibr ai9ts !; lie
Iertanne lepe Stmmuny unD NesunB pie ibn
Iteme9te. .-f~ro
3aweilen muroe riele ansltlips .Sccse 0tau
oau uAbequem, uno enl9e Dt1le mics er fur3
Dt1rlen6 tbetlnebmence 6rasen uuo Bitten 3uz
lif ater talD sr9rifieu bon brer tilleu Sr1ner,
IJelbab es uar. um mniBer gu empfnoen, CAP
tr NIT IRE lcbpeuslitsr ylebe 8ellebt ei lluO
IooD I1}Qt lb jumtlle 5tl ten au1 ieinem
bergen, enellarnbe, Elm llu1nlitb, cine 3e9renee
9lut, Die er rer9ebeus gu perber3en ltrette.
1855 a. t5Ortfssuns fDIst.)
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