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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29

,u nerpen 9ttfr es feblte tim ed3u ets
(jelfaen6eit. Gta Geibenttdten, biz az III
rcufubreu brannte, tatten ntht dnf fetuen'
Q8rsf gslegen lis pared mtt gffiu9sltGn
SpBlea pDr Inn tetaa1atttrt. Il bate tts
aber niltt ein3utplen pcrmott, une it
war er, trpt 3peter lrgcatden GGla9ttN,
Ia tsuen er mttgetampit tree BEG t4tpG'
ran @pbimDllen5 be8 8caigs sablteber,
pas e. aeIprlen, brl uNtetdnntC, uutt'
rltmte lieutenant ron Srent
unb nit SttternSeu 6eBen fTaete e. lld
ielber oh @rtnaifn 2lmdlta ttn noA ite'
ben perbe, peun CT 70 3u ibr suritt9etstr,
rpte er 1egdn9tll, cb tbt tpljeS, retnfs llno
0rpGes 6erl piele ftttmnliie aIler 8ruTun'
0en, finen ga,oGbnlifen unt tur6 Rtats
0usgejidntttn Rsnlhcn 9etebt id baben,
abrrbdueru, cb e i'm uitt rerddteu trP
itt lcb ppn tbm r,nctn perbt2
gletn, ijetu rtrt er g1n3 laut, th TceIte
uiht ceN frehtn Wutb batu ic IL tbr
,urGd,utebtu. gIru Is nil nitt gfitn'
len nil, mid ausJuitihueo 70 rptrb %
mir bp6 9eltnarn ttunta, u terbtn. Get
Der nabiten Shl0dt irerpC tA mir dllo Den
Mubm Coer ben 9pb erUtetn, llne roenn
id anberubmt falc, ipirb iit mir ber6at-
ben unb um mttb rstnGn DG5 III imgneI
ned 1dpner unb btletytNSTevt6tG als if'
benb pcn itr peraelien pleT oeyaItet iE
perbfR.
Vi Dradtr Qlmalttu5 95lf az ftt0e
ltppea, bant. idpb u tfu IL piU 9Ufcn
uHb fhnete ttl 3rttttu Srttf
fIr-tirpuu, irIafl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
gs}illfOnllllene gia9ridJt.

NssSsIS I'm 60 aud s eem m6eit6 gu MAIDEN tt os
her Ebedan 3eten gute QDeie une 3tquprs gu eente'
6en tabe Id mene 9rstfs auf ale Nrtifel bic mstn
nrblaprtrtrs Eager IN re6sr Ausrabl bait 70 nieerS
pte nir mGslt@ terunitreeiegt une 3Ulr Tts fpl9l'
Hptbe Wetne;
st Gatpbe au a5 Gts. per 8laits, sa75 per Dussnb;
ct. Sulian -. 81 Gts. bcr S1,O0 30.
GbateauUtarBduy 50 Gts. tD, $500 be.
Netbe Weine;
Sauternss tu % Gts. per Giaits, $2a5 per DassHp
Saut a3arIaC 81 Ste. tp, $iOO foy
Rbeins8etne
aDatentsimsr 81 gts, per 5latas, 800 per 9assHt;
SO6beLmer... so 9ts. soo $s0mo 90
Dom Ienant IS Cts. to, S6O0 TO-
9Sbanntstfraer .sl,OO spo $1,000 to.
Spanifte unb pDrtueiefi6e Wetne;
prrt JBsin BE G5a(lpne an IS Cts, Dollar, IT, g D.
unp s; (tbr ate unb letne pOrt'lDfine tn Blalhsn
tmpprtirt bsicnsers fir 8ranis s'elenst, als'
Binhrs ieparatos 81 Dollar per 6lai6s,
ct. Scannp he 9esaupira ! /! Dea. per 5laids.
Ualaea Az u u, 9 bCa. v @au., so ete' per blaibe
Wuseat- Here's, une Wateira'QDeine .u perfb. pret-
(tn beicntsrs lsbr altsn unb fenfn Maeetra 81 unp
9ipaiiFsnts T@fsn. qDeirs AZ Dollar bic 8laIts,
Gtanpaansr su II unb u DOa. bic 8laibe, pesr o IL
unb Is DpQars tas Susene.
Grans6Fits grannhcstas (eUsnaeD ~ J. L2,a4
s, g. une 10 Dcgars bic Gdaone. Souane. p9a9'
biz GjalOus. 2lltsr rsiner @OsSsn.. (Olb 8pe) nne
GSerisn. .Sdnaps Az 60 II. rs Gts. unt l. II. l uns2
IOa bic Gaupns Samaieas Rum su =, gu. p Dollars
lie 6Ialpus, bft V, 3. ulmGn,
Wr. 5, Mort Gdptrdfs,
,tpihen Baltimore u. 8apsitthr.
gy- Don mir islbf Orefatis sutsretst anb lrst eeH
alsn i5atltdan Sn8reeisnbsn snerlrs I'D tOlGfnff
Nrttfel
Branntpstn (gtautp) .... su 40 Gt3. per @aaCnt.
gpa6BpltsrsS sS6naps 0Sln) Su 40 ets ee'
aDrn. Gtaaps (Dlistsp) .su 4U ga 10.
Bottom 0ium ...,..''....3u 4O efs Co.
.Rimnil ,.......,,,....su 40 9is. 10,
Dp Bsritner .....,.....,5u 5O ets. 70
Do tc. Dpppsl. QmpprtrD bu e0 9ts' eS
RrGuterr Bitter ........,,3u 40 ets' DO
81. ee. teutf6es ~ IS Gts. 30.
%. tp. tOudne. 8u ! Sou, fo
9Deins Bitter ........,..Su ! Deu. fp
Gtweissr Wa8en'gitte .su \ Eel. ee' ~
Qtdueure, (Gsrhals) ais: Nntslette Mcie, Ud'
ntur Bitter. .T'anrefn, gffermiuss, Rarasttne 0ol-
ipmnsne aists uns moo anperf metr bet
.. y. sy, ltlnau,
9apprttur u. Deftuatfur
Rr. 5, Wprbse5arffrasf,
,sqn ,mfdsn BaItmbrf- nnb Fapftiffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
Dr. Spbnaens Stdrtunss Mtttsl fir
croonif(he ShmGdyeu.

Durb ttslss ri6hac SsttntittI rtrt S6rata tsr
Craane gsteilt ut Rraft unt suntte msesrassebtn
Iauiente pcn nerp6isn unb sntfrdstsn geriCntn tit
as Sefauns sarlpysn tatten Ene iepl wltfsr tfr5s'
feGt Tprten.
Nls 5inberniFs CUR @ersteli6ana ptsaftt 0tsr tn
mere SintsrniHe nsrrGfs Grt3batIsti 8ltiern cher
Gdwafe, GritSYiuna tsr fdrftsritblin Grt meTesn
{tnen eetciIt
9iele Spnttrte irldtr Mifseritttsn 0nh tarb eiess
5eilmiitel gu eladlthen wlenitsn 9ema9 easurG cap
itrs @efuatbetf turf urmdfioeit unt ftls6ie Nras'
trrbnbstsn snifrdtet pieeer tergsleut une 70 ttren
Breurtsn hr Gefsuibaff une str Gbs mfesT inrudes'
Office Wr T. Gdb.gutsrdnraFt, iinisr Sans Ssits
tei m Serau1eten tsr galitmuyee siniss 1iarsn BEN
bsr Gde. ylan psrfit!e ntht Wame une Wunmsr &C.
nau ~ bea6ten.
RS. @ue grisfs mdTtn einsn Siamp entfaltrnr uHi
etuer Mntrori Rdrfr su istn.
Or atletn fGun bio berffilen.
Office Rr. Z, Gae:5reberi1firafe
6aut.8ranftettsn ptreen Jetprt sartsf
HS- 9etne Trausn fperrfn bfbaneslt- -ssa
(gSr.i ,i2Ftsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
sir Netfente
10, 1ilffain sobnl) gslabIf
far
0eOlette, aelaate lmO geidJnibte SimSarbeii,

III 16, Splitapfrafe Baltimore.
gm ganauHten pldBC bin i'd tn cen Stanb eelsFt duf
4rtfa Ger cben frmabnien
DreDs, @Gaes unb Stm8sArbettea
aas,ufuRrsE Sdrsiulr, 8nmstIsuts, autlttn.
Babyttanten ptanomabsr unb anecrs, pebo ttrartlGf
Irbril uttis tabsn, Hertsn prtlttun BET mir SrJSu'
lprtatn el Id i'm Starte bin ttatssr ju rertaufn ale
Ibis antErf Wiutle In Stlats.
Jd babe tprtfpdbrenb nDrEdtDt9;
SptntelTfolen pettpfrlten, IrtppeuJIdnttr
ganniHarS Sarsftraubeu, Tantps, G6urifs
sinfate unt utr. 8antl6raubcn, S5dge. NrbstteH.
,ifrte Gaulen, gplgtn6ai6leln neTteE ftGn uRb
Ra6ea H. Spst Rebsls uauselu itneu teiorat.
bendtsrGjrGbsn, Lragsr ster Art
til2tsiRs. gsrJerun8eH,
Jiusbp pl3.
Sd babf jsttrteit bic tefts Auswab gut ssrednstsn
stones su Grepptn. @slanbern DpFTaibts, mts
4 D. RdbaoUui., RuEbaum'. Str ft', pdPPsl'
u0b & d en- 8retter aler Gr6ben.
AQe Nrblit mirb innsrtalb tfr Stabt8renbsn Totem
lICi at9elleitrt. pri4bUtteJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29

lpbt6fdllt ber0DrraBcnbeI
@tr Icnen, 9n 9btldretpbtd itdrbeN
0eflern Der Gr.Wappl Grnrdo un6 ber ads.
bare Spb. q, Ip(pn, gtsterir an btsagt-
gen 6tebfr, 3n Wdf9tn9trn, 3. g.,
Ging Maicr 8, 6, Oapns, aTtfirenbcl
Eudrttermeider ber Der, 81, armee, IN
8ct9e etne3 gtuttuBes nit Gcbe al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29

rs ScruUUtHuCpuuU+
Gbos, 90. Griffin, Srteeinsrtdtsr fur etf erie
gYarb Fat eine OfEes tn Sr. l78 Brratup nabe Gam
ton Nrsnus sr5iTnst &ae ibm hbertrasensn Geltaftt
rrertrn ,urerldle unb puftlid beIprs aud tub Tets
tauftlite uae ttatse GpnIfabler IN gereitihaft..
Wg. lrfunben, gatts sGpnrafte, pfaneperltrsibungen
Rauftrisfe Ieanenie unb gariers jefer 4rt 5ur We
eifrah,r rperten nit Sprsfalt aufssssiGnet uns Bt.
f6etnisunsen ;u jeter Stunbe becrst (De; 296Dtfe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
Qepts y, Ststntr.
yIofsEpr tfr Gtente I'm NRarbldhter eCltBtum
har Hhlr nfnria.

Qsp.6apen, Conn, %. Stat 1865,
Dr sob, Rtpell teu tteIe Gnlrtetluna berlrt
II tem ulcrieifnfitn iett Sdbreu psriGnItt ttannt
QISifih Eate Id mth nit i'm user be pCrtrlHllhs
oSttfrfctts gampa sum Srennen eHtNnelttFr 5lLl'9'
lcicH fur trreu GrFne eth Patent rldrAte inter
talen Gr teTBt insiue lebrudteu ure publBrsen Nn'
0dsn uter tiee GrfHtuHg, tsrtn 5NdhBtetE eurb 9r'
hfruna hinidrgl bcrtelen puree. SHbem tt duf etse
DUtumirte binlretis fu9e Id nod bnsL eaB mao met.
rem Iaiurtllten 6r. Rfnel Icwpbi hinthtlt6 laineS
GbaraflCrs, ate auh Cturr GedidltGti als GuHfper'
GduStecr teS i'm geideutten 3urduens purot9 III.
SD tehdute Ieine ,Stderteite 3Gmpe" ais cine tfpt
pt6ttag Grfntuug pelGf, menn Ie alaen1etne &nreh'
buTa futft tcim grenrah lcltbt en3untlder 0luht9'
tticn, sirs lnBlddIite Spr unlettsem aces une mob
ptit metr rpr Sduerien grGrefddrcn unb BerfIn,In'
luuarn tepabreH rirb teun 1 ic9tnanntsn brenns
taren BluIigtfitsn iEe tcm 6 Gyplobtren untsr'
ncstn nlS9ru e gang drblcS cter etfGTb stn une
Npats man Sas Gegtnbr tstauptSni 10 rIres man eas
putltfum nur bnergcbrn.
&tes ii mtne reiptlse Aufdt uni Gmffrtlune stEfr
SafC bel rs6er Id ftr perfsnltfes 3rtsrts tats UNI
ptlte tt uur TN Sntsrer ess 9utiunis anb sur Nedt
lirtigun9 tfr anipraGs fsuss rsrerhfppufn Wonres
ticrmtt Gt3cte. v, Sttllm man Fn'
Dan Naein. gtriaul ttsfsr Sttutstts'2amps" tat TN
GRgrcs Iourbl Nif la Detail
NItreb 3. Retp
ytr. 3J7, galhmpreitr, Balttmpr,
Jlb 1sssetdfa bat btrielte brennbares 5uteuh1 ron
upT;tader 2ualitGt qamrenittrme 6ultnesr &c. sum
gcrtauf DietFrperIauisru ptre areEsr Natatt ts'
wtatat (Mri66WtfO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
llibt-eEplOOireHof 9IuiSum- faupenl
Retpea'S p0tentirte
@5t(berheit5lalnpe 4 Qainpentttller.

gtr Srfnter garauttrt bic gsrtGuns allfr llngluts
tdle tel gfnuBuHg tes bretnbaTen Bluloums eamp9nt
unt aupersr ptm GJprereH unteEWrlsner unp sur Se'
IeuG unA 6ienenttr WttbprBen, Steie Vttnein8 t1nH
an auen aeprbnthen qanpen unb an hen gum 6nsteBen
Ter Mat afft bteneltsR 6efdBRu anaebTaat nfTeehi
terner metten SClar'Gdmpbi pbinr'Sampen uHe SatsrnsH
lstbt NIT etssr Gtuvttturg gerieben:
0,r llnterseibnste erlaubt fb bic SHlmfTtHmfft ess
Sfsuen'S psrbs(Isrts gUldrs 5lute;eamps,
NeWGiPS Improved Solar FLUID Lamp,
In ter Srtm ter Nrsanh.9ampen su ltnfsn wslds nit
elnen belen Nttt ldffrnten 9hte brennt uno wsnSer
Elutb cCnIunirt ais aae ubrt3en eBt eebrdHhItGen
9ampen teIer Mrt; tenn e5 rtro bet'm Srenneh ntbt
nur ter StDh icntern aud has ratrsne ets 9renHfhs
entfcbenee Sac cCullmirt Wldu fam eGie QampeH Jn
8rDnleuhtern benPeu unb gang DEFENDERS tlgnen e b
fur Girden, 80brtten, 5ptelS, Salpns r.
Del uub 8epbtute Blute' 'GamPsn mgrben tn a.
fetps2umpe II" umaedatrrt Hrb lam esrlelbe spltns
ter unb Ter ndmtthe 2amenlttrm (shade) mteeer ee-
braubi perben. Set 1852 purtsn ntr ala 100000 ts,
fer ganptn Drtauft unb ttn lufla sretgnets N1 bel
itrrr @FuutuHs. Die Grftnbun8 III IN hen Yer.
g Stadten unb @n8ldne patenttrt
yIa&fetcNtc 3en8ntis tefaiteen eem Yubltnm ne
pcltantise St6trtet unb graudbdtIet bleiet tnmptn
Qpia nun Ssnlnb turA fsruere Setbebatuns her se'
pGbaltAen AetterUlsqampen tas Etten Ietner ! ne
be- cter Dtenfbpten u J. ~: nS9 lan9er geI IaptPen,
70 mBte eT taub 5sSn eas GeSNt ser Pumanta' ane FsF
pewStnltden Nuehett ietn. Salttmp ore ~ Oepr'
Serrn W. 3. Wetp.
DCrtter Ssrr SD babe te Patent 9 DER
bettssgampe E" unb ten p9dmpenfullfr"t teelhe
Ssrr Rerel Spn gp1rn srfarb crslaltts grprllt uHe
bir Al, her lleberieuspng geipmmrn ba Serr Were eur
bteis gIrprucm9 hes GdVp6 Yriaiips hem Ynblifnm
cine 5raGnbtge Garane seSsn ale unb sbf ofabr per
@rplplUu bic 10 leitt bel anpenSung gepobnI6sr
brtnnbarrr Blui8fettn erpl8t btslet Be elifrsaTpf
IN ette Grplctpn gahi utlneglt1 ielVt Nenn man hVN
Ip ndblalIa nit tbr lmattt
atmRgsppa her Stries
Otlltam &. u. Atfsn w. D.,
grpeTpr Ter Gtemte an ter untberittlt
hrnA Apdrnldnb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
htpetfhaen,

3tpetttbgen,
In prr6sr il6rr Qpaare, grtfen, atn(emf Sase,
GsrI,;, stutfts m III en-, a6te friide fellane.
Sdrinae Sarteften, 2tmburSerr 9 6wet.
,er. UNI Rrauter.Rafea fe an Wisssrpertaufsr BIZ
iiaa tei N1. @ Shneteer Gpmp,
@28lS) Rr. 16, Ght-Scrars.. NAH grattfraFs
Teiue rene Nerls0erfte
erpNraen uni sf,fcufn In g6frrn rrn 25 Plumb uut
omsssrpGsn $. Sltrdns.& & Brny
f76Sl Tr, GS S,.Brpafras.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
20 pipen Weesp Gin.

sublen's bsratmtsr 0tn tpppelter unb tna9sr
Blums smphnssn MIR irstsn nit ten S6tfs IRE
ttrlanb non girttsrtam I'm Waarsnpauie ssa SUu-
Saufee.
3um gsrfauf bel Stp's Fbpmpipn 60,
(72N Smpprtsure, Ytr p, Sputhitrabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
aroCerien unO EiQuorS.
btlabelpbta Qate @le,

TTVT Sn Bulgf bee eR0rmen WtalSs unp p0risd.
" VI .gretIes Rtrb tanftigbin has Sag trn ,Btlttrt
\ Y Smiths 9ale &lf isr SalifdustelteI $500.
A Il unb has babe Bas bpH 10 Gjallrdtn far BrDals
II IL 5amilten $3.50 fcttn HuNeeu reIts tcmtrt'
tee glle gebraudeRf moBen ptrltAert ktn e4B
buItlte pieJ rb aud inner bar Yttis tes Waterfalls
feBt ietneu ribtren sun Jluf dutTth frtdlttn rirp
Gtne fetne GrbUtuns bes gretlsS BET ftner 70 6rren
GonInpticn lit bter ais tsn Irtiff ~ retH3TeH ldt
,u berFafden um ton benz 9ree entlpretenb ,a ntlsa
Der pres bes belien Ass uab gIpnn Strut flr prpal
hamilton In pntFalhen III rs 6ts. per DuFenb, G0n.
bon Brppn Sput NIB Sertd ale frb betdattg trrtatt9
Der bette 6alide Giber tn bpaps nb 5latben ltHsI -
Gts per Galcne. Ssber Artttll reher Ten abhtbmer
ntdt Sputpmmen 6efrtebigt plTb surttgenpmmrn uni
taS Gelb uridetitattct Die Wdaren nerben rad aaea
6telen ter Statt pfrufrGt sestert Ssfruun9eh buTt
bic ppt, Offte eema6t, nerten pitntElid beirret.
Ny- Wm. 6puehlar Gde ter &TeterItTtFe unt
9ditern9 uenue 1T 6Cr attnt6e glecnt Ocn D. Smiths
(friter Smitb mb Stte's) glle Ilc. l9an.l-l
9ledte II. billigc HBein= II. traaiOilida gBstne.
Srtanrlstersfr
48sr 8ettrsbfimer,
NDa4enbfmsr,
geIsEtCmfr,
Nerent,tntr n, &c.
ct. GntpER WetOr,
Glaieau WtdrBaJ
Ct 9ulisn if, M.
ebsuic sus SrObs @ustuatl mprrttrter uHb btsfiBsr
atausute Srse. ee Ver
(29lS @r. u, ysuniplvanld Apsnut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-29
WIlItam 9, U, NtFfn, ". D.
prpfeNpr Fer Gbemie an ter untperlitlt
hrn AVdrnldnb
6ttrn ". $. @et

W.ttn SER Nattam i6 MIN te BEN 6uru Newell tn
gDlcu erfntane Patent. SIbertst6dmps" erprc6 babe,
ntms tb einen Nnll,t bisebs ais tif telc gum gren'
nan suhantltdsr gIlIptettu gsslgrste QampR Ju be-
,eidrsn bic Id ie iab, Die Inrsensune ,hurt9aaDiJ
arlslten un taturb Die GIplpOn 81 trrbutEn N ttfn
70 innrc6 mte reu. Shtsie ganlpa AT Ctnsm OIte ~
tdt,n 70 irb tas Yutlttua pVttttun biz sepohntttn
,um Bremen tts Campfire arbtrs uno aHtfrfr 6iuI'
d8ffttu btnuFttu Qdnpsn atiuidafen.
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g}iehfuttcr! g5tebfuter {!

Wtebfutter! UtebFntet!
gslbes sprnmstl Der beasn Guafilt teipntsrs ~
Rub. unb pferteutcr senablen ebenfr 1lre. 8uttsr.
,ebl torn Safer Rragsnflse eu uub Strpb tn srr5sn
unb iletnen Balen her 6ssn aualtlt gu psfauin unt
t,feufrst absslisffrt bon
Ode ppn Pratt. unb GpneDrbffrdBa
nn., tsfJDko, robn her Nrttds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10

THH LOLA McRsOE SrOEY ar IMrosrTIos--
We Luolsre tore Cays Grr, says toe Lodis R,Dpott
can II he orb met letter vrtra VI tue kacsas coz
Ipriftrerf o. sue reN York Tine givtE account OF
90 DteTvf" whh Mr. Locs, 81 OK Loer II tie aio'tnoc
cttieh $40 Ci tAe !oiOI mnV)D oceo IRON nn 10 Vgsfd
10 10 o-Tosion anc ability OF :he Norm 10 re-st tno
TiNerS force Eo~ beng sect among ~ to pat dasu
rrcenHn and enfoce the due C5s.rE OF the Jaws "a
Utah ftrsitofy. Al the smo hA1 mlsgvioP5
cut MACY o. the staio neEts OF the eX fmao eIf
~ese mace pestly etselveJaonta stter r ba escaped
Htn aatiS tho Saints We we're act t!,p,red TO place
much less reliance upon the story Gis QUIT Of too
te'rhe fate Of the oeluoed company Of NorGon twenty
tive tuDorcd ia rumbtr who sere ioduoed 20 try
ter iourrey actoes the Plans with hecCcsrts aIj o.
~htu4 u said osly isu three tuncreu reached
Salt Lake Valley, wants ooDtr na'oe despe's e,y. We
must otCaro opr belief that tr!ny that KIND bed
woieu and children bad eiescSed the Toa,s, ss
stated tero Dust have beca other persons IA
Ellar With the fSc. aud yet IL Is the urst time
heard Of 70 terrible result following teis hand
cat expedition or any other eIpecoo tho Plans.
could not have ESCAPED the obrefy alton OF the many
thousands persons who travelled LeIJfc,
since tho horrible discovery oy ar.
koba Othef ststenens guile a realatkaole ana iuoy
Ing The ereatee 2noraIoe on the part OF the hrmons OF
ordinary mechanical are glsoo; Whereas eyory Gao
knows that the best mechanic, DC found a!noog nom
that, numerous conmunity toey must be up
20 agy thing Without going further ino the matter We
muet eyrr ss the opinion tha. the gentleman from New
lOrt Las been sold By the Mormon from Lausanne.
Either Mr. Lohs nust have beeo greatly mistaken IN VIM.
he there or Captain yaD Welt. who spent week or
tee Great sat lake City several months afer Mr.
IOba left must formed very couclusioos
OF tie disposition OF the people and their aoty 70 make
RESISTANCE TO military force despatched thoer bS tee
United Staes YRS part or Cept. Vau Vie 1u'y to
present. the after very Different Light from that
o1ed by the oEgustsd Mormon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-10
Police Intelligence.

william II. Atwood guest at rammany Bali, was as
ssuted Of Bros'wsy and Fulton street. at
late hour Saturday night and robbed OF pocket book
containing several hundred dollars. Policeman Ferre OF
tic second precinct hearing tic crcs Of the complainant,
has tened the spot ana arrested man M nod Frank
Az mar suspcion OF beng implicated IN the ROBBERY
Upon searching the prisoner the pocket book OF the com
piAnsnt was found upon his person Justice odborue
comm tied the accused for examination.
Mary Carroll brought before Justice Kelly on n
charge OF highway robbery preferred against her by
Patrick Mcconnell Tho complainant alleged that az he
WIS passing through Thirty fourth street, he knocked
down by VINO In company with tho prisoner
while the ground the prisoner robbed him Of
gold watch and other property Shcn was subsequently,
found IN her possession when arrested by the poe. The
magistrate committed The accused for examination.
Joseph spisman, German peddcr, was arrested by
policeman siowy, Of tho Tenth precinct, suspicion Of
having bufgarously ettcfcd the store Of Alexander r.
Mason No jO2 Grand street ana STEALING thcroiorm ABOUT
500 worth Of suk handkofcnlcfs, &C COMMITTED for
hoarirg b. Justice Brennan.
The store Of William Frank, No $50 Grand street,
cuered by burglars yesterday morning. Two boxes OF
parssols valued SO, stolen Tue rolcc we're
able 10 ind any clue ~ tue ptrpcuaors.
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RsuKyAss.-on Saturday morning, My =. after q
long an Illness, wnJuaSuNE wife Of john ~ Bshf.
mann, ascd Is years.
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 stepd the funera from her ATE residence AZ
nnlt kusvile, staten Island this Monday morning Al
quarter W twelve O'Clock Inc remains will DO taken 10
Greenwood Cemetery for interInent
BAN,1t In saturday, MAY s. Of scarlet frycr NsvV r.
only daughter Of Aaron T. anil Elizabeth Bianck aged
years, n months and days.
burrows I'm sunday, Nay ., EtIzarrru Aort.t1t
daughter n Enos and lila Burrowes
Notice OF the funeral m " morrow 4 paper
UTvAtlER.--tr sunday, Nay y, after a rev hors I'D.
ness, AsculaE ArNoNT, the beloved sife Of rohn 10
Clcvauer, IN sbe 41th year OF her age
Tho friends Of the family an those Of her min law
rail- from her late residence No 206 West Tsentv tird
street, on Tuesday afternoon, al CLOCK without
further invitation.
CEowGtH.-tn saturday, Nay 8, NARY CpoviE, aged "a
years.
Her friends, and thoes OF Der sons. jeremiah and
Thomas are invited 10 attend tho funeral this (uousy)
afternoon, ~ two O'CLOCK, from her sle dence No M
last Thirty third street, between First and second ave
uues.
Csrxprr--cn Friday afternoon. May Z, suddenly, Mr.
Rsfpt1 CprNss, in the Slst year OF his age.
Hs relatives and friends and those OF his fsnily
Invited TO attend the fC1cra this Nonday) afternoon,
i've clock without further invitation. from his late resi-
dence No epT Fourth street The remains Will be taken
TO the family buryng place at Peekssn on Tuesday
ing.
b,yIs-Ou sunday, Nay ., NAScr A, wife Of Thom~
q. DAVIS, aged 70 years.
The fr ends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral this Monday Afternoon Al
two clock from her s,e residence, No =, West Thirty
third stree.
c.rFrxn--s Mcrr ssna westchester county q, s.fp,
day, May s, Mr.. JoHS GsurlD, the 5Ith year Of hs
sge
BIS tesusos aud frerds, asd tae friends . the fami
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williamsburg city News.

FRr AMI Pom About half past eleven O'Clock on
Saturday night, story franc buildn; situated in
North Tenth street, between First and Second sccts,
occupied a. carpenter shop by Hiram Ackcrly, wNs
destroyed BY Gre. Loss about $500 insurance. The
IRE was doubtless tho WORK OF inccndiny. While
gagged st this IRE Engine companies Nos. and hid a
oiculty, which blows were struck, nothing
serious zap oned Tue of tho disturbance thai
some parties detached the hose of NO While she nj
work on the ire Tao parties arrested aud held ~
answer a charge Of discrdcry conduct en- returning
from The IRE some stones thrown at Ne In Grand
street when the foreman OF No. struck, but
ured Early yesterday morning Some parties said TO be
members a NO. 10, went INTO tho house OF No :, in
south Sitth street. and amused themselves by pling
chairs the and otncrwe doraugnQ the frnl-
turc. One u them w1 recognized and warrant Issued
for his arrest
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Alleged Frauds i,s,the T.nte & ontract for E,-
tcndSi3 the Bovsery.
surREsE CouRr--srEclAL TERN.

NAY b-B,rrtcn rs DcritH, fc.-Iudgc Roosevelt read
= written opinion in tbs (Which was tried by him DO
lore bis to the Court Of Appeals arriving a, tue
following CONCLUSIONS
First. That Devn, having been surety for the Ioyest
bldcer, bound, In default of his principal, have
completed the Job himself At tue losest bid.
Sccoud. That instd Of enforcing this liability the con.
tract fsudulenty given 10 the highest toad OF the
lowest bidder for Deyla benef, ia violation OF the act
OF 1853, and IN disregard OF the Commsioncrs oath Of
office.
third That the con Iact after had been thus fraudu
scntiy awarded and ssnct, again irsuduenty altered
by the Insertion OF an extra aosance, excluded in the
prepo ais and prohibited by the statute.
Fourth. Ihst the necessity "a raising the grades OF the
Intervening Streets In order 10 conform 10 the altered
Vsde OF the street, frsuducnty oppressed, for
he purfoee q suodivdlng the job and thereby evaiina
the lew.
Filth. That the splitting w OF the work the in,cr,ec
ING streets into ten separate )bs Of $3.50 each, sas gross
derelcton Of duty The na- Of the street Commissioner
atraud on the property owners, and violation OF the ac
requiring contracts that amount TO be awarded, no
pNaep 70 personal iavortes butpublcy, by suon 10
The lowest bidder.
sixth That the several violations OF law essbs by
e evldecce were the results Of collusvc un ersand
ug between the contractor aud Street COMMITS
and Iurnlh no valid bass therefore, for legal claim
seventh That a. Devln has no seal claim on the Cor
porapon mo corporation for the Ike reason has none
ne ptopeIN owners An Assessment only he laid to
There may seem some apparent hardship In the tots,
dsshowsnoe OF all compensation for WORK actually done
and benefit received Ihis, however, neccs ry re-
suit OF The law III party neglcctins or rather violating
all the prohibitions OF toe may still re,over ,,s
vslue OF his work, OF what avail would pe tho
iuposed Contractors would 10 all caes tner chr
for the highest BIDS showing that any event they were
sure 10 havo At least remuncrstve lob n II FOR ,h,s
reason settled legal maxim that legal cause of action
arise out OF The known violation &C legal require
mont Those who contemn the Law not aese{ "a in
voke the aid law Iudrmcn, FOR plaintiff tp,m TO
be settled IN tWc days notice.