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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
Die 3uase,, uno lire @ef6i@te.

SAT- jeber @@lo@t= unb &fberiGt
ben bic 3ettunset1 mittbeilen, .ipridt. npn
ben 3uapen, unb 3par ftetS NIT 8etpur1<
peruns ; balb tletteru fe pie &aben, balp
trie&en fe wie @9lansen, balb {prineen
fle ~ie pantber, INNER >t,b iberau 1lno
fle Ypran an Mutb, &apferteit unb MuSz
bauer ftets aber AUDI bic beiterten unp
a~nfeQtsRen IN Der Mrmee, bic fi@ dterau
gu belfen uno etnjurt@ten tpi1en.
@er unb 'pa6 i1nb bieie 3uapen?
Oils Der General Glauiel i'm @ommer
1880 an ber @piBe Der frans5fi@en @r<
NEE IN benz chen erpberten M9ier eintrat,
f1blte Ct paS 8eburfnib, 1opobl fem oe<
i@pd@te8 Seer 3u ~Yertdrten als aud
8lei@3etti8 bic 8ewpbner hes unterporfe<
men 2anpes feiter an bic >,eue berr1@enbe
Ma&t 3u binben, 8eibes 9laubte man
pur@ Grri&tun9 zines Corps BON Ginee>
bprenea ber eroberten prpptu3 gu bepirfen.
Dies sel&ab bura cine f5nielt@e Srbpn>
tan5 pom %. @dr3 1881 unp bic 3wei
8ataiupne bic man 3urd&R preaniftte,
trurbea 3uapen, pber arabii9, 1telz
mebr 3uapua 8etannt. Die e 3uapua
finb &a%bYlentdmu,e, i'm @ebiree> mutbtee,
fol3t, Feibtse 2eute, bic bisber ibre 3d.
ben> unp interchangeable in bic @tabt
@l9ter 9ebra@t, aud inter ben friberen
Tarfen bispeilen &rieesbinfe setba&t unb
f@ babel ben STUFF ertpp1beu batten, por>
trefli@e @ulbaten gu fem. Tim an biele
in @ster beretts betannten Sruppen gu
~ertnntr,, pdblte man jenen Mannen, aber
man ,,abm ,1ter bteielten ni@t bios et>
9entli@e 3uaouas aut funbern Gin9ebp<
rene auer s(rt, bic gum Dient bereit unb
tausli@ ,pare,tt;; urb, neil mat, ni@t nur
Gtnsetor11e bewaf1er1 tpoQte> AUDI aller=
lei fran36fi&e Tretptqi9e, lptpie abe1>
teuernpe arpere @uropder jeper slrt, aus
meldber man ipater bic Gremoenle8iou bill
bete. Die GQbrun9 pieier buut 31ul an1>
uaensemarfelten Corps ibertru9 maj, Ct
probten fran36fi&en unteruff3ieren, n1u>
tbi9en eifrt9en Sff3tereu. @iele Ter aus
9e3et@netfen franjS&i@e @enerdle babe,1
unier ben 3uapet eebtent nit bielen ibrt
erften 2orbeerea eepfadt unb bic til@tiele
4@dule ;bnr@senaa&t, !. 9. 2%amcrieiere,
@anaisnac, 2eFo unb Dupirier, @aint<z
&rnaut, @bon9arnter, 8ouat Gspiua0e,.
Tbpmas> 8psauet, @pnrpbert u, {, No. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

@bicasp.-(gmi ieltiamer Gil4.)-
Gin irii&er &n9ler fling ant lebten Diensz
tag einen %mertwaroisen Gii6> Dor Dem ct
1i& befreutte, ols Ct i'm fay. Gr trennte
fi@ iebp@ i@liebli@ BON ibm fir eiren
Dollar, ben ibm Or. 5eyood bafar CAB.
Da8 Gbier beiBt meno-branchus unp 1T
lelten 1T Den welli6en Seen uno labliGen
6lu6en. Gr 1T etpa IA Gub lang bat
einen &opf uro cine 5aut ,pic Elm iunoer
8uucp99e> bic 0eltalt elmer Gicedle> Ell
>1en S9wars >pie ein &al, BIER Tibe nit
Yier 3eben III jeoen1, bic &iemcn ilben an
Der Stelle> 100 beim 6unb bic Sbren. -
@ein Maul 1T Dem zines NQisatorS dbn7
lid> unb sei9t bier &eibcn fleiner> 16arfcr
3abne. Da5 Ebier 1T Elm F%eildfre0enoe5
uno 8eirabi9e5 @ei@1pf, Dr. @eyccd
1T bereit, baS Ebier beren gu sei9erl bic
e8 uuter1uGen wpllen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

Die @rcur1tpn Der @6bne
Walta's,- pbil. 9pYne bat bic Gorz
tebrun9en fir bic @rpeoition per SDbne
Malta's i'm Often p~plenoet. @r laot,
oaB cine 9robe @n3abl 8tluder in @u6z
lt@t febe bon philadelphia aQein tpn,z
men g. 1000. Die 2i1}en fir Gbeil<
nebner bier lieeen I'M Gremont, Briggs
un8 &i9munp 9oule auf, uup piele 8ar>
ger nit ibren Gamilien MAIDEN ben Musz
Ru9 na@ ben TaQen yon Minnebaba
nit. (SQ. Sts;to.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
GS Yeriebt d@ bon lelbR, bn6 bas 3uz

i%an1men,pirten &oGutbs NIT BEN 8ailer
BON &ublattbs ,tnb 2puts Rapoleon" auf
eetpi0e 8ebtneu1,8tr. unb gtrpFi9tangtn
%9e9ranbet 1T. Matarlf@ finb bic beioer
@cu1eraiae> bic fattii&e Ma@t 1T ber
9anb baben, am Meiiten in Der 2aee>
8eoinsunsen gu ibren ef9enen @unten gu
f6rbern. @el@er &rt fno biele nun ?
Sat f& &u6utb oerpFi&tet benz @roBz
faraen &onitantta gu bulpisen Sat er
oeripre@en maii1en, G~ntbaQun9et, Iber &C.
&pt1e repolutiondre &pmplptte 3u &na9en>
bic 2out8 8onaparte bi6ber nit fteter 8e<
fir&tun8 erfiQten? @er &peib es? user
farm fiber iein, bab &p6utb> einnal auf
Die idbe 8abn pes Mtfau5 9etrieben, unb
obne 9ofnun9, BEL ben biSbert9en poltti<
i@en Treunbm wieber @ertrauner, 3u En-
peden> ni&t fi@ 9%estpun9e,1 fab> einen
@erratb 81 te9eben, bur@ ben er ben paft
nit ieinen 3pet oeSpotii9en Yrptettoren
feter tnapfte? Soer 9laubt man. &plz
{utb iet Der Mann, in Der Mitte iteben su
bleiben? @eldeS >par bic Senpun9 bes
Meniaen, ben 2toru @pQin I'M @pr;imz
>1er &o0utbs fanb? "'"..
Man ptrb teuna@ lei@t besreifer> tpte
per &uftrttt 3wti9en masstni unb &o6utb
perlief. Gs felen babel @orte IL beatlt@'
unb tlar, mte man iIe 11ur wdnl9en farm.
Mas3ini ,1arute ben >1euen @erbanpeten
bes Desputismu8 pbue l1mi9weife einen
@errGtber. ILL .
@as mir Dieitua aber &o1utb beifaBen,
it, @tr baten &o0utb III un8ar1 ala
Mppptat, als Scournalif, als Deputirten
ber Station 9etannt unb batten b6uf9e
proben ietnes Galente6> feines @a6es 9e>
gen Seferref@> ieiner @aterlanb6liebe,
ieines @trebens mad elmer unabbdneieen
epnfitutioneuen Mpnar@ie. Bur 3eit
res Observation-Disclosures tuaren Is 9lnz
oere, nt&t &pfutt> Der @ouperneur, BIZ
li@ cine republttanti&e Gorm gum 3tels
seieBt batten. @breey babte i'm - be.
io9enonttte @erratb BAT ibm feline Yldne
perettelt. - .@ al.
Sn Der Ilrfei lowobl pie In ben Ser.
@taatcn 9efel fi@ &o0utb nod INNER ala
n@e. GrceQen3, Der @ouperneur BON l1n>
9arn de facto" unb fem tbeatrali1@er @pfz
ffaat in Newzyprf, feline 8ebanbluns be,
felt ldn9erer 3eit III Nmerifa reibirenben
nn8arn 1pmpbl wie mebrer 1einer armereu
ertl}rten 2anbsleute baben ibn unS ni9ta
pent9er al6 1T einem 2i@te republican,
i9er 1ueenoen se3etst. Masstni unit
2eoru Mp1in fino peri onifeirte @esenldB
BON tbm, Der lteber bic Stole zines &a=
foc3y als bic zines 19li9ten Demotratcr
ipfelt. Seine pplittf 1T rein conititutio=
nell monar@il@ uno eS 1T iebr wabrl9ein:
lid, bab er, IN pieier Spbare> bur9 Grant:
reid unb &ublanb untertibt fiesen tpirb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

aber unidulbtee6 @freben eiin Ause suz
oriden; udi1en fi& Sic 9iebe ibrer Sol>
oaten ertperben, uneriddtterliebes Ser
trauen, Adtuue unb publ aud Gurdt,
bann 1T ibnen NIT iolden 2euten Mues
auSsufabren mSeli&. Die 3uapen ielbll
re&nen su tbren belten SffSieren 2amort=
ciere unb @aDaionac. u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

O1e aus ~ anberun9D pn
freien Tarbt9en
Na@ 8eridten Der Nep Orleans picayune
pom %. pori9en Mouat6 ie9elte Der 8rez
mer Captain Cor nit 290 freien 6arbiz
gen ol6 pa1a9iere Don NtmzS Orleans na9
SPORT al prince ob. Den BON SEEM Srz
leans a~b9ebenoen freien Gurbi9en 9iett
bic picayune ba8 3euaniB> pab fe burd>
aus frebIam uno feibi9 rroren. Die
mei|ten panoerten nit ibren 6amilien aus
UNI urter bet praiioent4aft @efrarp6 in
5aYtt ei1 befere8 2op6 gu iu9en> ais if
men IN ben Ser, Staaten blabt. Sat-
AQe nebmen ein tleine6 Capital nit 1i9
aa@ 5ayti. Die Mebrsobl Der Gmi9ranz
ten betebt aus juneen> frdftioen 2euten,
unb faum parfte elmer unter ibnen eefun<
ben werben> mel9er be6 2elen8 pper
S9reiben6 unfunbie tpare. SAT- ale baz
ben cine iebr praftii&e Grstebunss enpfen.
Die SteQuns eieier freien Tarbi9en tpar>
tpie bic NewzS Orleans pteayune 1elbR 3u<
sibt cine iebr unansenebu1e.. Dur6 Grz
5iebuns uno Steuune Iber bic Gclayen
erboben> >paren ie onperleits eennoG
Spfer be6 @orurtbeils, bas bic 5autfarbe
gum Mfabfabe fir ben @ertb bes Men<
i9eu ma9t. -9ayti tanu l@ gu elmer
iol9en emigration rur Slid winlaen
unb @eneral @efrarp ideint Der Mann,
aus 5ayti fir bic farbiee ala6e et1pa6
Benere6 gu i@afen, al6 pa5 @arricaturz
$at1enet@ Splpuque8, (D. ppf.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
Q Ct, Da pier uAr9r 1T se<
franott. Nal7asiere uno @annlaaft
mureen afrettet.

Gin weiblid CT Ieufel in Mier
@rant s., Snciana, befam neuli6 init
'brem Nadbar Streit meeen einiser 5iibz
1,er. bic in i6rem 6pfraum berumaez
l@aort batten> unc nadrem lie ibren Man,
einm s"eri1en &lein per9eblid auf9eforpert
batte> ben Nadtar gu crldieben> tbot iie
eieS ieltit. Die &u9el >ran9 in ben g1atz
ten Elm anp nerurladte cine ernfli9e> ater
nidt lebens9eflbrlide @unce. &lein
muree nit ieiner Trau TITS COUNTY Sc,
fdnsnib na& @arion 9etradt. (T. ~
tcfrommepre1
1T empSrt iber cine &eee Douaps ,ur
@ecd6tnibfeier 9umbolct's> neil perielbe
ben 9rpben Gurlder ais einen 6Sroerer
oes %iosenannten %vlln9laubenS" paraeteQt
bat. Da seist ild einmal mieoer bic
gauge SberRd@lidteit oieler yanfees MAJ
9en Elm Srpb @eidret uno feiern 5umz
bo|et une rtHen ni9t einmal> ea6 ct Der
Mitbeeraroer elmer gan; reue>, @eltau>
l9auun9 it, wprin bic Dem WlpieS suaez
i@rebenen S6Spfunssurfuncen II. bal.
Din9e> la&elno ais tinclide @prl teuuna
BET Sette sele9t iinb. M1Gten in fbrer
9ettiser Sel9rdnftbeit ben Gerfa0er hes
~&oSmp5" gu einem &iirdensdn9er unp
@laubt9en MAIDEN pbwobl er lelbit an,
pietifi19en 9ofe gu 8erlin niemalS ii6
alS FOLDER 9e;eist uno ais Elm leiner 3eit
Soranidreiteneer Genius in, en9en 8unpe
NIT all ben 9rpBn Di9tem uno Dentern
unferer 3eit tano> Don penen bod mabrz
bofti9 feiner bic alten @lauten5 ie0eln
tru9. (W. ant g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

Spnnto9s9e1eBe.- ST. Gpn<
neetieut 100 ant Spnnta9e pas Self len YER
boten 1T, fubren ,wet Nmerifancr ant
Sonnta9e lpasieren. Mitteu arf her 2ancz
ffrabe miro bic Gquipa9e ron einem @pnz
aabler an9ebalten, Gr balt ben 6abren,
ben oaS @tieb vpr unp forpert 1Ie auf IT,
fort nit ibm un;ufebren. u@ptt tepabre,
n'etn Treuno>" faste bet 8eiIyer pe5 Tubrz
werfS. uWenn e. waS i9 leiccr ni6t
rubte, bel un6 @eieb it, am @pnntase
n{dt Su fabrer> 70 farm Dem 0e1ebe nidt
prompt 9enu9 Tcl9e 9eleiitet weroen. ST.
sarf meme Yfcrpe jegt feinen 6uf mebr
oufbeben laien> rccer pprz mod ricf,pdrts.
SIS blcibt un8 ni1t5 ubris> ais bier
aui pielem Yunft st balten uno ben Mpuz
tag obsupartcn. 0a5 1T flar. Nidt
wabE Ser Mayor sic tri1eeu I'M eru
betli9en Snl titutipnen pieleS Spfer?"-
Der Se9leiter timmte Elm Der GpuEatler
madtc ein lan9e5 @ei9t unp sra al.
Oils ct meit senus e~ntfernt mar> 9in9 TIA,
tirli@ bic &eiie weiter. 8, oeS 161uen
MudertbumS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

Naturoli1irte Bir9er.- Mp@
INNER peroen td9lt6 int Dur9]9nitt so
- IS &eilepdne Ona@ @uropa) aus9ez
iteut> unp 3por brei@tertel bappr,
fir naturoli1trte8 ur8er Daz
na@ mag man erme1en> bab bic TdQe> In
wel&en bic &@tertlarun9 beS @errn @ab
CUR @nwenoun9 fomn,en fan,,> teine8pee8
lelten Gno.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
&ermil6te NQ6ri6ten.

Die @rnte in Mtnne@pta
serlprtdt cine Der rei@iten 3u >perten,
rpie i1e je 9erelen. Da6 1T eaS llrtbeil
I'M rer Tarmer i'm Staate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

Sberf N6bptb> III SEEM g)prf> muroe
eur9 &pnutb autprilirt an bic Sympaz
tbien Der &merifaner gu appeQire1 u,o
GonoS fir ben beppritebenoen unabbQnz
sisfei:5fampf III un9arn gu lammeln. -
Beitra9e f1nnen an @beppero &naYp,
pra1ioent BON ber Wedanic5 8anf, 80.
WautraEe, Ne>p>gprt oel9idt ,perpeu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

UQS Cn0rOS C CnOctQl
mannfact,.r= S mpbe,paarer,:
emporium
Don
$ustite 4 forWaugB,
Dritte CITRATE, ct. @aul,
Minne(pta>
if bur& ben Gnnpfan9 ber neuefen
9rabjabrs- 4 $ommft-
@10re1t
ouf'S MeiGbaltiele uno @elGmadppQRe aNprtirt
unb beebrt 19 1uldes ieiuen perebrten Auneen Ct
Sebenf an3u3ei8sn.
Dns Eager If nit alien meuen Gr@be;nunsen
Der 5ation aus8etattet unb btetet namentii4 cine
@rpBe Mu8wabl 1T &lei6er<
ftp0en,
als:
Robes d Les Robes a Quilles, Robes
& Volants &c.
in ben praatsuaRen @&attirunsen unb Define.
Gerntr:
Merinps,
waramattas,
Delaine8,
&a@emirs,
Brilllantines
u. /. ~, u. !. ~.
Bunte ,1nb e~infarbt9e Setpenfofe
U~erlaufen mir 9e,au 3u Mew.yprter Yreilen
-
&bsnip unterbalten mir cine erube Muswabl in
Sbawls unb @loatS.
@antilen
BON 1aRet, Mhas unb @piben sun $500 an.
@trumpf<, 1885,
@eiB>@aaren uno
Grimmines.
Damn baben mir tets einen bebeutenben unit
erpbartisen Gprratb Son
@tQple II. Dpme1tic @aaren,
ais:
@alicpS, @ou1elineS,
@ineban,s> Satinetts ,c. ,c.
AT 5anb une iiub, ba mir ben 9rGBten She'll un.
1eres 8ebarfs birett Don &urcpa inportiren, in,
5tanbe, un5eren 8unbem unb benz Yublitunt Iber@
baupt arD6ere 8prtbeile einrdun1en Az tGnnen, ale
iraeno Gin anberes biel iees 9auS, peldeS Qanb-
tau1eute reip. Mieberpertaufer eef. berldi4ti8eu
&pppen.
Suffice & Gorepauob.
Maurice Muerbad,
1b52.40 beuti9er &lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
Oa5 Neuefte.
1859. 1859. 1889.
Sir bic
Tr1blin8s> Cation !

8. SO. SngeripQ So.
bietsn fir bic
TrIblin8S=@ ation
ibreu Ruuben unb benz Yublifnm int 9~lasemeinen
eas umfa1enbfe M0ortiment al BON
@0uS< u.&uru6<@ Qenwaaren
fir 8aar>
tpel@e jeraals fit ben @ertauf pFen tpar, unb 3u
Vrei1en, bic ieber Gpneurren3 bic @pibe bteten.
&iner BON Der Girr,a tpibntet feline Mufmertlam=
teit fat ausi&liebli@ benz Gintauf BON
Q5aaren in, @roRtn
III Newzyprt
5artforb
1nb 8pton.
INe Baaret tperben 31mmtli4, mie bic Runben
mpbl tpi1en, AZ einem g~erineen Mniab iber ben
&oteupreis p~erirt. Sbr 2aSer beitebt gum Spell
prdC6ti9en eager
ppn @aaren fir bic
Damen< @arberpbG
in Seiben unb anberen @tofen>
einem umfaNenben Qaser bon eeblei&ten unb un-
9eblei@ten acknowledgement.
8ar9ent,
6lanett8,
@ebrutte &attunG
Mmarantb&,
in GROCER Mannigfaltisteit.
xu&t Ga1imir, @%attinets unb
ALE Arten @toFe fur bic &erren'
@arberobe,
@tGdmaaren BON jeber 2lrt.
Sir Gneross Raufer bieten mir infer Eager 3u
auber0emS9nli4en Yret(en an.
Qanb= &auf eute perben in unlerm Qaben ben
re4ten plab ~ertennen, @infaufe 3u MAIDEN.
@ebt f&er unb ipre&t Dor in benz
New< Dprf Qaber
fit DrY @ppb8, an, Bluf nebe,, btr
8ride ct. @ntbpnyfraBe, 80
43 st. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

ST. 6 ncfnnatt wurben am 4.
Suli cine peutlde Sd9erzG pmpa9nie uno
Dra9oner Don beut9z amerifani5
l@en &owoieS an9e9rifen. G5 baben
mebre @ermunoun9en tatt0efunpen. Da8
0ei9rei Der 6rauen un6 &inper loQ furGtz
bar 9epelen fem. &ini9e Dra9oner lpuen
auf bic feisite @eile auf ibren pferoen
oaYpn 9elpren9t iein. pfui! pfui!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

Der9o9Dd9te in @inctnnati
1T in bic 9anbe Der So. 8e9t II. @frHrer
Uuberse9an9en. Ser &eoentlow, Der 3ur
3ett &prlelun9en Gber Mnemonif bdlt>
i9eint ii6 BON Der &eoaftipn suradoeSo9en
III hnhen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

DerDierte Suli bieTur<
net uniere Turnoereine beeinsen ben
@ierten in nationeuer @eile. s5n BET
5aQe Der "ipc.<bemofr. Gurner" tpurbe bic
l1nabbdnsieteits : @rtldruns in beutl@er
@pra&e por9elefen unb bic v9ieeertafel"
trus ntebrere piecen Dor. Sn Der Sale
ber "l1nabb. &urner" ful8ten elmer GeRrebe
bas &uftei9en zines &ieienbauuns uno
Mene8 CONCERT unb Geuertpert. 8eibe
Gtabli1 ements tuaren 3oblrei@ beiu9t.
Der SterteSuli tpurbe in 9lanz
senoer @eiie BON ben 35elineet, beS u>,ter
Or. Diefenba&'s eeitun9 ftebenben v5rz
ping College" in @an@eiter beean9enr.--
Or. %. Bbite BON Greoerid So. bielt eire
entlpre@enoe &ebe na9bem Der @runo<
ftein gu eiinem 11eue11 Tldeel bes Collie
gums nit ben ilbli9ea @eremonien 9ele9t
wprpen &par, C8altimpre @pu,)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

@s 1T m19ltG> bab bic juaresY9e &e<
sferun9 Don Merifo fi& freipiQtse 6alfsz
truppen in ben Ser. Staaten tperten miro,
I'm bic &eattipndre urter3ufrie9en. Cine
@erlebun8 Der amerifanti9en @eutrali>
tdt69eieBe 'pirbe BARN ni6t lieeen ; bent,
piele perbieten MUIR bic &nperbuns Don
@olpaten fit einen fremben Staat> Der
nit einem anoern fremben Staat
in &rie9 befaoli& 1T unb ba5 1T nit
Meritp nt@t Der SAL. ca. 9. Gimes.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16

Malbtn9ton>5. Sult. - Gs font
men bier mertwirbt9e GntbQuunseu aber
bic Dirt uno @eiie gu Sage ME bic 8unz
o~e8fai1e bur6 2ieferun9scontrafte fir bic
utab Mrmec auS9epllnpert wiro. @pr
&ur5em erbpt ii@ paS 9auS @ilbert @er~
riff u. Martin in Der @olSieeRaot Der
&esierun9 allen Meblbeourf fit bic Grupz
pen ouf Elm Sabr gu 10 Dou. per Gentner
gu liefern. DieieS Nnerbieten >paro 3u>
rid9ewieien aber, wie man nun pernimmt
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The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-10-15
ANGLO-AFRICAN LECTURES.

1t is with unusual satisfaction and no
small degree of pride that we call the at
tention of our readers to the announcement
of the Anglo-African course of popular lee
lures in another column of this paper. AS
will be seen, the object of this course is to
aid in the establishment of reading room,
where the barriers of complexion, sect, or
party shall have no existence whatever
place where young and old may resort to
inform themselves upon the current events
of the age, and enjoy the various and pi-
quaint pleasures produced by the learned
review or the well stored magazine-a
place, withal, not for the coIOred man, and
not for the qcjaite man, but for the PEOPLE,
Already the praiseworthy committee who
have the matter in hand have engaged the
room, and it will be duly opened in the
course of few weeks. We hail this as a
movement in the right direction, and one
in which, we are sure, every reader will be
ready 10 cooperate
With special reference to the lectures,
we cannot but admire the many delightful
features presented by the list:
l. The object to be attained, or rather
aided, by this course of lectures, is one
which must meet the appreciation of every
liberty-loving, caste-demolishirg, social
understanding, and race-elevating indi-
vidual in the land.
II. We have a practical demonstration
Of the institution in the list of lecturers. 1t
comprehends the representatives of color
and those who are not. 1t represents the
pulpit, the bar, the bench, the editorial
chair-the Presbyterian, the Congregation
alist, the Methodist, the Baptist, the Uni
notwithstanding, eloquence, and enthu-
siasm. Is not such formidable combina-
ton as this likely to occupy the field to
advantage2
III. The announcement directs itself at
once to the masses. Admission to each
lecture is set down at TEN CENTS. Com
ment upon this item in finances is utterly
unnecessary.
We cannot close this article without con-
graduating ourselves that the age we live
in has its men for its duties; and we re-
joice, in this particular case, the men are
at their posts. The committee consists OF
the Rev. Henry Highland Garnet, William
Herries, Peter S. Porter, Abram W. Lar
kins, and Theodore S. w. Titus.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-10-15
OUR NEWARK LETTER
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. IL, 1859.


DEAR ANGLo:-On last Wednesday eve
ming, the 9Th inst, a regular monthly
meeting of the Relief Association of this
famous and most enterprising little city,
was held in the school-room of the Plane
street public school.
am informed that this society has charge
of the north station of the U. G. R. R,
and it has most happily drawn to its men,
bers' list majority of each of the four de-
nominations into which the colored people
of this city are unfortunately divided.
Peter D. Hedges is President; Thomas
Washington and Elias S. Ray are Vice
Presidents; Wilbur G. Strong is Secreta
ry; and Jacob King is Treasurer; and it
numbers about 40 members, and is steadi
ly increasing in usefulness as well as in
membership.
Although the roll call showed that the
absentees were not in small minority,yet
the evenings receipts amounted to over
81, and as the ladies (dear souls) were out
in goodly numbers, the "heft" of the col.
lection came from their deeply sympathis-
ing purses, showing plainly here las in
many other benevolent enterprises) tina
the onus OF the Undertaking is more than
half on their fair shoulders.
A Mr.. Hall, from Lansingburg, n Y,
was introduced by the President, and ad-
dressed the meeting very appropriately,
showing the great necessity of this and
similar associations, for they are one of the
noblest of modes for the effectual under
mining of the beautiful peculiar" corner
stone institution of this civilized, Christian
lied nation, which is at this very moment
squeezing out of the blood, muscles and
marrow of four millions of human chattelsl
material aid" to send to the protestant
churches of poor Ireland, by the hands Of
Rev. Drs. Dill and Edgar.
The speaker elaborated on many inter.
estins topics relevant to the subject matter,
and finally closed by cheering and encour-
aging the officers and members in their
most praiseworthy enterprise, and not to
be discouraged on account of the many alb.
sentees from this evenings exercise.
The meeting unanimously passed avote
of thanks to Mr.. Hall for his able address,
and then adjourned.
/ understand that Mr. John H. OFake
has been making flying visit to her Maj
esty's dominion, Canada West.
Mr.. Adam Ray is sojourning here among
bis many quondam friends, and soliciting
subscribers to your popular magazine and
paper. EXCELSIOR.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-10-15

to our welfare, and wished that the resolu-
tons had been taken up separately and
discussed, as there were many present that
could not digest large quantities as well as
others could. But he was glad that the
doings of the Troy Convention had been
endorsed, and hoped that the people, in
stead of spending thousands of dollars in
pic-nics, balls and other amusements not
tending to our social nor political elevation,
would use portion of these means to Sc
cure equal suffrage.
On motion of Mr.. Plowden, the meeting
adjourned to meet next Monday evening,
18th inst, at the same place.
The weekly Anglo-African., 1859-10-15
shore, and likewise from Stony Point to the

shore, and likewise from Stony Pointto the
Long Glove, in Rockland county.
The grounds on both sides of the river,
for many miles in extent, sloping gradual
ly towards the river, gave the inhabitants
a full view of the scene. The inhabitants
upon the Westchester side had been on the
lookout, for they apprehended an attack;
but there were none, however, who enter
tanned an opinion that it would be brought
on before sunset, until Peterson and Sher-
wood commenced their fire. Many of them
now FASTENED to the end of Teller Point
with feld-piece, which they had obtained
from Col. Livingston, who was in command
at Verplank's Point. They erected asmall
redoubt, and opened well-directed fire on
the Vulture, and she fired in return several
broadsides directed towards the redoubt.
Andre, who had been conducted from
the Long Glove to Smiths house, situated
on the high grounds in Haverstraw, heard
the firing, and saw from his window the
Vulture Slip her cable and make sail for
New York. This circumstance prevented
him from returning to the city by water,
for he intended to have been put on board
Of the Vulture that morning, where he was
expected by the officer in command, and
as he did not arrive at the time appointed,
barge had been directed to skim along
the shore, under the expectation that he
had been set over to the east side of the
river, and that they would be enabled to
carry him to the Vulture.
Andre, being disappointed in reaching
the Vulture, was compelled to return by
land through the towns of Cortlandt, York
town, and Mount Pleasant, which led to his
capture at Tarrytown. But for the firing
of Peterson and Sherwood upon the barge,
it is more than probable he would have re-
turned to the Vulture in safety.
Peterson received, during life, pension
from the United States for his military SER
vices, and Gen. Philip Van Cortland, in
consideration of the high regard he enter
tanned for his military services, put him in
possession of house and lot in Cortlandt
town, where he resided until he moved to
Peekskill. He retained through long
life the character of an honest man and a
faithful soldier, and was much esteemedby
all who knew him. F.