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Dem Welten 81 reiIen miiuifen.
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In Der &tnfemteit ergeben. bic nit ifhen 0 bis III ttrer Mann
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nit ur setsubtr YUf nit stuera Grtmpiar SerlI6eyt.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-24
MeAanicals8a IT, GOnp0ente

Observation-Disclosures OnapGente
son Baltimore.
scorts site Der &gsAten unb 9espts.
/. s. 5. GGieUtt, Ode rDn 8ant UNI 6e6tferFr'
Q. Sfpbert @tlmers SO: &C GeneaHsrar:
8. Bennett urb Gel6p, 30. III CAP S0IttftFreFF'
+ S SsUrss u. Gssrs, 70 Siuenar. rnb Gts ron Greter unb
EsSrttear. Np. b7 @tabtfr., Dbsrealb oes oun 5NteIS.
6. mSStr unt Casts. @de BON @paument uab gas9r.
2. Siooc Darling, 276 Mpaur1ent une 115 Srleansfr.
9. Sranefs gbbeS, sub Gbarlea, naae &pmbaroRr.
6 q graelS s,s 3 MsTs a4 S All asorres I'M, g .ptrear.
IL. y M 60rt, 50 0p1tb Qusarfr:
Is. 8 80 GrnO!t, 15 g8tf 1a9'ttstr.
Is. s 8 e9winbtu, u 5tafr.
Is. gDm $ seans, Ode sDs Sas1Sen uni "a 'aHr.
T. 8rantiin a 4s'n ia s 2nS EEg qs + Fl,
e. SraHets si.t' s @SsTsa'@ nas sH mS SsdT tif4 H"' st"'HF'
% D 6 9'''"'F' 0''9 aS1t n%2 p mSS'''"''-
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SausbaGenfSrco.
DIR runbs HatS BON q liner sn Cts.
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Rrtro 5eines 8rcp, ron Yatapafc SANITY OfebG,
SraansSai4sr GBrertl aatb 30" Is llns'" az ; Gts.
a.,r S'S g : ~ Cts. bas Gueeps.
ALL. oropitGtrn Nub ;u 5 GtS. per Fotb IN tttr9endnns
- T Z ! -, basen, unb mer en- iu temfeltet s rtifseH Rum
s'T tEs sSNn nsIae 8rpb ern Ser WisdantcaI> Edderei III fan"
en SSn56en Frben 1sta sinsn .srOP'n pot"'y 'aDel. Deja3'
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Ine' ;S1Ss gerofbuua peaen tiete Nnrrbngns, miro, wfrn it
Hmo n . ~ re- Ger e. npapuie a~nBesist 10 iii, ~9rabNbet.
{ Df.iss Srrp nirt UtGtan ietGee suten Ssl$uads naO IL
M NJ NON NlfpbltT&er Sel (en %befcnterer Sortbet
ynferrr Nctentsftnl fetnsr 3ti9tlGfe,t un6 Geroaultd0teu
MOT nur btn 8afirbTOb, frnfern AUD benz 9anSsaa'n'2F'
S%pree;petn- go. 80. 49, c tr.i~+,,, n,ortsr r.,
ia MN ben Isrsten unIertr Gtabt gsrutnit mirpe mtros
~ SN9. a." I'm gonfe Der Ait In aagemetner SstrauG %5ringsn.
vi. f6ntl i'd u,ebTsnbe nnb nnS9rberee .ee're itnrf' Naa
fraos ua6te % urS IN IeSter gfrde- %nnnD6i1, que SeNf4H9
nrn ~ b~gfrirktocn, tp6 fnb feBt Nnfalten eesrpHen, PaB tnnt
ia gSrpb senu9 tUr ate &nfraetn btefgsr Sfant, reg NtFrlt
GplunbfG (2gaGptnetOn) uus &lerhnbrta HSrratq16 'F'
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Ass Cur befcnoeren SenntntBna1t:e.
Ginpanberfr. unb Rftfenbe fo1tea fetr %porftdti9 feIn, tte
he thre StQstts taufen unb iputen siefelten nur vpn irha Ell
Ida0etteuttn Seanten tauftt, telhe Vu ttrsia 8ebGite setsn,
Intat aber ucr Widilrvn poet 3pifben1rR8ern, "a fe fsnf By
|9stebr, ~ou&8elest fnb, beiaptrbeIt III nOsreen uH6 t1r @slS
IIG7 iDaf! ~au&Be6eu.
Our6fabrt8s8 i0ette
NAG Glen Gte:Ien Zee 2eefen fnb su faben Bel
Gb. 5. TJtlbebCGubt,
Observation-Disclosures Scr BaltimDrs~ uut
SbiCs&t isnbabn.
Saa3o,1S ger. 81, Gbame8ltr., Baltimore.
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~ bem fatfbarcn G68Garscr'8iufe nnb 6er gtfeabatn SON
99tIabelybia naf9 att6Hte City, um8eten BON 1880 beatfteH
. t%ncrrporirt, Fat oegetta pber 200 Sauier 100 @irpGPHer,
gine GEte tn8eidrctt S&ute, ein pe pptet5, %aeuFaecH, G6rtfs
be unO aatert ~g3er!dGtfef pn0 bjgDt H. et5aupt Uase@D9HIia
f&ugQ earor, tateni son tea ~stag5beatfn @el9trz (Ra6 ben
&jane dber 5ipd 4ttlipnGs) .!rasso, %6gier, @IaSltFea5ab'
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son %httreren SG@tn bGr@FGHsn, Dat fetg 8Utef 2ueGradtr,
sSittte aef beat. t. q er gffaYtt.. Iis8t. J9saaosiS5is", atr.gori,
al. &jtS, Gas, 1ia93 un9 G&tfagsts, Hno @tisn5atnesr'
tinbuEg Bat 70 tGnaeE ale GGEurs un6 Euntprpbufte fetr
et4s III &}artte atbra4t unb 5aaoei TN 5r0Btn. fppte 6abrt.
len aaer art Set te6sa ptrren.
mem 9r6rnier8atttn SDn ~tpppeter &rbgs p6sr aitfut Wntteile
an chem 2 ramientapie foFet slCJta 0iarla moaatyt6sn 3ab.
9te 6pite . rtbetIaE8 Der l%1Gagl3ag febet etaif5 Sfepr ap9
Eau, Gt6e rpa Zen ngG 9~yrrat5tgga 70 8a.mea esa 70 @4er
4V3 Rne bar u~m!oanah6 66 fan0s9 ole. $500, So 6et'm
Sisi5rsissn nab osr 4el in raoR4tI@:n 3abtan8en Vn SO
,fRo 1e ayr et 8arm ~legente &ramje.
u4Hr etelen ~8UEfi4en -5s1iaBuuoeg inbet ts 8fiea. DAFT
H@s @t@'laIn stG, @st4l t& overwhelmingly pandgb unter
80 CS. iSe.tA4a GraAteu pDIea, 5ur YOlen6uEg btefeF
%l&ae aUo nassra a~ustunfE iss:e Wftpnfbeine fab Az ia.
q <: SWMlIF tn PNtHen IGGiqGult, 9l9fraBe.
81
Setit4ttua69a, @pg1tlGasz Il, lgaaielgeG0dftt.
osoanfton'8 Derna)cruu88s BSeeutur.
9r, -, GeeDatfrast. o
8erit9erun99eGDmp. Der &aQeb tpn 0;raiuien.
nit $33i,O00 Gapstai.
SeCuTttps5tuerzGerIlT 3. sc. 81.
nit &@26JG0 GGguQl,
AlbenlQrle@J llr0uce@G Cnig. G6aIlptienpiQeg}a
nit E22o 600 capital,
0afbin8ton6eu2rUc na88Gpmp. t. g}.z0..
nit $4,000 GGpt!&t.
Pacific neutrality-suspicious. .. g2.z(L,
nj. $%f ,9j3 Gd2itaf,
24nd6urSs@ sGanP. BON gir9iatea,
~ mtt $lz?.5o0 &epitat.
@0tnfl0ntpaelt9z&er .Qe1un82=&pu1p. BON Sars
rtabur8, Peut,
- mis- $lG1,972 Capital.
Ser. <C5taatet1eGeo2H$@G eri v4eTunBssG onlp. Sca
P9laDelP9ia,
nNt s., 250,752 5AbfaI.
&sfdmtt-S3ertb eca terrsitut!cttn EarttqIg % GA ss6 e
pas 0ttgt &apitgl IL g9e' a"8.t:8t !u 0u4Ffn Der Ser.
fGeFt,n, uRe big C7eret!2rea geEeFntes GGupoan;,., mi
rtr!.Io'ta &~01rs5pno R2tr os1lu q6!ttawtts GaHrt. III
s4al@4,G bag etht Sst't4 t."F : 'GQnt2eaie etaTa@ oufb5rS
pr, N, etn Gtots3 Gapttsl ia AGtsa, 9ttt i;ine 4arsnfIs1 ff
be srtpt1tGUd8 Der @esNDsrtta ia sui sen ltrlua,
VI. BON bs!n At.triet3asttr rtgreitnttyttn Gprtpori,n ss.
Ban wsrata btt EtbaTcs Gs9tsei sun pDlen ps,rcros.
6shsftn osttGa, ggtda:wFi:tta fur ot 3agtUng apa 8e,iufga.
2ttFGetua6s F3Hct1 n@rt2H n~Utfs6etsn u. DtrluRs pinff.
lid srltst. E5Ua. D. T6tnRF1
u, 54a4N!s, gr, 73, &eton6ar
s:gs> Jn Der Office prO 1sutia 0eiproaet.
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NftN'NN HtNN-f
STR W eg@BaffQ8iers.
Sad aEer qunften smiiAtr Baltimore unr ct fmpnt nsarne
man ttp s Il, 80 GI. @orr1. s3p8. Na@ alien @unfssn 3ptIben
I@tepmrnt xnb @bselEn9 nnp iTif6en Grafton nnS 9ar!srs.
IbIr8 pen5 ltr > Dstnutens8 BUG Spn Baltimore.
Der 6reperide WCcpul1npDdttDue= 3ua
Ipsrldst Baltimore fur 5rebertd uns Die bajpiftea lieseuben
I@idse td8ltG I'M 4 npr IS %. 9ta6nt, nit IuSnabn,s beS
Scnnta8e, atb erretft yrebertt um 49, ts Ibeubs; eegldst
bet bar 9tudetr 5rebertd ud S utr 40 Wtn. gGrnt. i. laEat
In &altftcre ua u utr 10 @itu. G(ttto9S an.
Der Gllcptt8=Wdll8zAcc Accommodation Bug
jSebt tdelt6, NIT Iusnabne SDnntasS, Tte fplet:
0srl6st Contamination uni $40 YtprG. u. $50 NG&u,
@rn Gatcrtt's Dttus ua 7,40 D!Nr9. u, 6,45 "a.
9t0d1 Wdtbtn9tDn un0 bsm SIoen.
Ieeeea pte 3a8t UNI A u6r 80 81. u. ca. 80 VI. gDrtnttta3s
IipDre un u. so 81. unt SUR 80 N. yla5n,. =
IN Sgnntasen UNI ~ llbr ~Iiprgens.
Son WGfht14ton
.Hn 5,35 unb T45 utt Bprn1. unb $50, unt 45 gta51a
Aa S%Onnta6en HWr Na@rt. nm 3 j. 30 Yttn.
Der swette unb pterte 3u3 BON Baltimore Ii. gDafttnstpn
%rerbtnten f9 nit ben 5Ugea Der Nnnapplias 8aGn.
No 2GeBsn &tGtts, Muetuaft, Gapft II. (. n. &enbe man
Ih9 an = Z. &n8Iant &4ent an or 3tfet Offee, @am-
joen"St&aGn. u NJ. Dre6cptt Smttb,
Grnn5pDrtaItprsmefcr, Baltimore
Nue16-S T. 81 @pte, Ugnerals@ tlfteur.
SStGotieg fir Gitaspats1srer.
S!mA gagc;sxgassa SSstsssssa nsxssstssx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-10

THE WAY STREET CONTRACTS ARE MADE AND
ExECTED-In another part of the paper we
publish a communication in relation to the way
affairs are managed in all the different branches
Of the street department AT the present time.
when public attention is 40 much occupied with
the numerous frauds which have accidentally
come to light through the quarreling Of the two
would-be Street Commissioners, this communica-
ton comes most OPPORTUNITY TO supply informa-
ton as TO the mode in which contracts for regu-
lsting streets are made and executed. and how
the different officials perform their duties. Our
correspondent gives a succinct account Of the
modus opcrondi from the passing of an ordinance
by the Common Council for regulating a street
or avenue to the assessment Of the property for
the payment of the same. The communication
is, therefore, worthy Of attention just now, when
one Of the committees appointed by the Common
Council TO ferret out the alleged frauds and
place the guilt on the right shoulders have
abandoned the attempt, with the conviction that
the task was entirely beyond their power 10
accomplish. An investigation into the frauds
in the finance department of the city, of more
promising character, Is now being made by the
joint committee of accounts, who have engaged
experts to overhaul all the accounts and sift
the affairs Of the finance department to the bot.
tom. Some moiety Of success attended similar
attempt last year, and we should not wonder II
something may turn up out of this second enter
prise in that direction lift is properly managed.
At all events it hos been satisfactorily proved
that standing committees on frauds" are not
the instruments with which To excsvate the
mine Of corruption which underhes our city
government And 20 we said from the begin.
ming.
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Our Washington Correspondence.

0ASHsoroNJ mhrCn D, 1893.
The Kansas Date Dis Weet-7he Question soon % Be Set
ted-7he Nert Train for Utah.
The notice given to-day by Mr. Green, In the Senate TO
the effect that effort viii DO made N a vote on
the Kansas bill NEXT Monday really that the al
minsraion Senator'S determined 10 dispose Of the
question then finally, whether The resolved
s TO prot act the sitting through the ush, ong
may be necessary, be or ess. There has been
objection 70 this method Of proceeding part
Of senator's who do not feel quite equal physically, TO
endure the struggle; but Il s supposed tina, there will be
enough Of the opposition In the predcameui who
will be willing TO pair or with these friends OF bill
II this programme is carried out you may prepare for
exciting session Of the Senate Monday or Tuesday
On the part OF the friends OF Kansas and the simnis
uauon the desire and determination 10 bring her
state possible; that OF the opposition de-
lay equsly long Mr.. Harris boasts that the subject
viii not be disposed Of at oil this session Mr. Harris
engaged in writing the report which TO embody the
views Of the Douglases the Kansas committee Mr..
Morrill,, Of Vermont s writing The report Of the mi
nority
The report that any Southern Senators will oppose the
admission bill account Of Mr. Pugh's amendment, b
MOI sustained by the facts some Of them object strongly
10 the amendment, but will not therefore oppose the
bill.
The train Of two hundred wagons, OF Elk miles each,
10th instant for the purpose Of Transporting supplies from
Port laramie 10 Col Johnstons army has been counter
nanded the contractors having assured tho Department
that they able 10 forward the supplies without any
assisancc whatever They say they have some 100 hes1
Of cattle In good condition. than are necessary 70
the
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} Letters OF the Chevnner jenkins
from Washington.
wAsHsoros, March 8,

wAsHSGroS, March 8, 1853
Lent at ne MstrTotis--Desetion Of the Court Chopet-
Parry at sir William Cor, Ouseiy's-M's Ldne's Re
ceftson- Crrprsion nte7fdinment-Gossfp Generally
Really, the Lenten season IL horrid bore. just a.
our set was perfect In les Iancers-iust as had
won the confidence Of migratory walters az always 70
get bottle OF champagne party, and jus; the de-
partment men had 10 leave al In the morning from
sheer fatisueus them ding dong went the matn bells.
To be sure there have been some little escopdds from
grace such as the Topeka party given by Mrs Senator
Exon Of Connecticut, to Governor Hoey Of that ssae,
on his return home from the Richmond celebration the
neat little dance at LADY Ouseey Thursday last bosl
hops Of various grades according 70 the localities and
some gatherings smoog the borycce Bu al tbese have
been very slow and stupid. The diplomatic corps give
the tone 10 society bere and long e most q them
keep Lent we cannot borrow pleasure.
Whs, keeps tlie devout sus,ere usual a NE
Lesson given 10 Che Rector Of ~ Johns by no lsss PSI
scnagc than lady Napier 8, Johns, be known, " ~
the north Of the square facing the PRESIDENTS house and
wac erected the established church II contains
" Presiierts pew" where MADISON Munroe and Adams
worshpped successcr and which has snce been grsoed
plus mons by The oocsrxrs OF the white bcase-sss
Iare nov attending, although my uncle" gccs, Ike
good Presbyterian, 20 nr Gurley's. The rsh bonofaote
s"ssrs R-g1,. C.puius, v.cSbr sri .. We o,o 'soais
lrvm Inc vo1, Z. ySm., us~a " occupy ies fe~ q
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rnR GxNERAI NEWSPAPER pEspArca.

WASHINGTON, March O. 1858.
The Treasury Department has decided that hemp.
peting, causc, soda and blank copying books eoh
tied 10 entry o, fifteen per cent duty.
The Grand Jury Of the District Of Columbia engaged
in investigation Of the OF Lieutenant Rhnd
sending challenge 10 Commander Boutwell,.
The Advisory Board, appointed to prepare code OF
guatIon for the naval SERVICE have made their report
They, however disagree reformatory measures
chiefly with reference 10 the law relating 10 the positions
Of dsbursing and medical officers officers OF the line
The representatives OF the former in the Board that
they should be entitled 10 the consideration as staff
officers and that the regulations in this respect should be
similar to those OF the army On these and some other
points two reports submitted bu, with these excep
tons the Board generally agree.
There Is no immediate prospect Of the arrangement,
expedng the transportation Of the mails between Wash
gton and Boston, preliminary reform in the South
service being effected.
The Baltimore Methodist Conference to-day resolved 20
establish ncwspaper part 10 dssbase the public mind
In relation la views the question OF slavery claiming
To occupy conservative position.
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WHITE SLAVES or THE NoRrH.-This is the
title which Senator Hammond, Of South Caro-
lima, applied to the laborers, or workingmen, of
the North in speech which he made in the
United States Senate. Many Of the snti-slavery
journals attempt to create an excitement at this
insult to the free white Anglo-Saxon Caucas-
sian races of the North. To put them in the
same category with the Africans is supposed to
be Aght and an insult. The niger worship
pers here have been always contending, and
making fuss over it, that the niggers are en-
titled TO equal rights with the white races; aud
in this point Of view the expression would seem
to be warranted by the course Of the anti
slavery men for years. Butwe suspect that there
is great deal of white slavery in the North.
The whites of the North are the slaves of politi-
cal parties, Of railroad directors, OF bank ma
nagers and Of the moneyed oligarchy general
ly. We are taxed and re-taxed and taxed again
by the moneyed oligarchy and their understrap-
pers, the politicians, and by them treated worse
than the niggers Of the South are by their own
era We are taxed between nine and ten mil
lions year for city government that only in
flicts injuries, insults and decentralization
upon us Are we not white slaves hereg The
State is heavily taxed and four millions more
are wanted 10 satisfy the corrupt nav of
the lobby. Are not the people of this State the
slaves Of the oligarchy at Albany?
The truth is that the great mass of the white
people at the North-those who work to earn
their bread, and have saved no property in adj
vance-can be put in the same category with
the slaves of the South
There are slaves to politicians and moneyed
oligarchy in every free State, who plumber, OPP
press, infict injustice upon the people, and give
them nothing but bad laws and corrupt govern
ment
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United States Couunss~ssss~'s Omce.
Before n. q. white, ESQ

ARREST or John %. WILLIAMSON
An Indictment having been found ssains John d. WI.
hanson f refusing TO appear before the Investigating
Committee Of the House Representatives in reference 70
the ss7 oco alleged have been paid by lawrence Stone
Co for the purpose OF procuring the passage or the
Tariff act he was taken into custody on warrant ron
The United ssacs Circuit &C ir and brought before Com
nlsssonsr White, who held him W ball In The sum "a
o. oNo DANES williamson, the DEFENDANTS father, be.
0n1ns ns sarvy