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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

And n e ballot as taken with The following rssul,:
Stem >e,ierrr. -.
t,iner. ........... .. a. Eece--sFytss ehcsce w
Mr. WINsLOw offered a resolution that, on and
sfer to-day shall be taken for Speaker ussi
The secoTd Monday in JanusTy. He rsd it ~ss e~s-
cent tie Houxe eoud do nothing lnst nov 70 eees 81
orysri-aton. They were apprO, ,chiny tue hohdAys,
With the slaves in the South enJoyed; lie
thought il better to adiOurn over, tpt gentlemen
MI ~ 20 bone ard catch OF the patriotic feelings
uf their cousiliueufs-
Mr.. WASHBURN (Me.l and others on the RePub
caD side objected IA the reception Of the r-soiGton
hT GROW cOuiendsd that only two mouoss were
in oder, eit 10 proceed TO vote, or 70 slourn.
TIE disenssi0n Of the slavery question hsd been
thrust on the House by those who cry out no sgi'a.
ton" The Republicans have sat here with esosed
p-. while the gro=sest perversOn OF their dOciTnes
Lar been made by men who claim to be fsr-n'ndet.
NV While We on FIVE millions To thOse who have
performed service under written oonraets and have
been waiting FIX month Afor their pay. Il was pr posed
that gentlemen 20 home and leave the Government
bankrupt lie asked whether the Governments plighsed
fiih should hs preserved above all 20 contractors
Who have rendered important services. They have
been sitting here listening 10 speeches setting
forth in substance what has appeared IN IAe
keE- York Herald for the last six weeks
That paIer fur ished the brans while the
dsesssIon only lacks the spice and terseneSs OF ITS
tJle All read th-ee editorials with interest Cen
IL men here la re been advertising Mr. Herers book,
which iLey say is destructive the peace and tran
ouilliy Of the Union and giving wide circulation.
Wiieh the Republican Committee hsd failed TO do If
the book was incerdiary was charged, ana as
tnbed tie peace Of the conntry 80 much. those who
have been discussing the Slavery question are repousi
bic for it. The Republicans had not spread broadcast
ths hook
Mr.. DAVIDSON and several Others reminded Mr..
Grow that he had indorsed the circulation Of Helpers
ecul endium.
Mr. GROW replied that the Republicans ask TO be
iudped by their platform and record not by the per-
versions of The newspapers. When any man charged
bin with being an accomphee of murder, treason, ana
oil er crimes he had no other answer than to treat
with lie contempt il deserved. He was willing to
proclaim biz political sentiments al all times ms
fni,n WAS not as strong he supposed, if pamphlet
OF ~ hundred pages disturb its tranquility. tie
and hs fnends asked that the business Tor which they
cane here should be tranracied. He had heard i nti-
mated that when the first of January comes, 1t the
Government is not in credit TO comply with It's con-
tracis and pay these contractors i've millions, they
v II abandon the service. Tie Republicans take no
rsrt in the discussions which delay the organization:
Tfey would consent to no adjournment for sports and
tie holidays while these meritOrlous claimants are
unprovided for
Sir. Smith Val and others sought the floor, but
the dispute wos terminated by an adjournment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
Soutf, Carolina Legislature.
CHARLEsToS, Tuesday, Dec. ~, IL

JHAIILEsIUN, IutsIa!i Dtv' y IV'9'
A special dipstch from Colombia, dated 18th inst,
saws that both Houses have adopted resolution that
South Carolina owes ii her cisizeus to protect
them and their property from every enemy, aud that
for ihe purpose Of military preparation for any emer-
gen,y, TIE sum Of 800 600 be appropriated.
The Senate alsO adopted resolution that, while still
deerringt to ber Southern sisters, she respectfully an
pounces to them that in her Judgment the safety snd
bouor Of the Savebolding State- ipperSvely demand
a sreedy separation from the FreeSoil States Of the
Coniedt rary and earnestly invites and urges her sister
States of the South originate the movement of South
EN- separation in which she pledges herself promptly
10 unite.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
The southern Medical students.

RICHMOND, Va, Thur day, Dec p, Isoy
The medical students their arrival from Phladel-
hia were received by the Faculty and students Of tho
Medical College, the Governors Guard and an i'm
pence thropg OF citizens. The procession 'rched TO
the Governor mansion where address deliver
ed by Governor Wise. II thence proceeded to the Col
leee. where Professor Gibson made speech. Dlaner
was partaken Of at Columbian Hotel There was great
enthusiasm and waving Of handkerchiefs along the
route.
NEw-0RLEASs, Thursday, Dec p, 1859.
The Medical College Faculty, in rsply to aPPlisa-
op of the Southern Medical stu euts at New-YOrk tc
be admitted here students on nOmRal terms, have
resoved 70 invite the Southern students AT the North
20 free attendance the lectures here, although they
have raid for their attendance those at the North
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

meDt, which TSe Express has done so much to 10
ausura.e. and Of which it is the accredited expo
Dentt DO the editors OF that Journal recommend
hanging, without the interpostion Of judge or jury
as an appropriate punishment for the ofeuse OF buy
ins such books hs men may happen TO fancyi We
sbould like TO know whether IudgcLyneh's scatold
IA 10 Be one Of the planks ia the platform OF that
"Conservative party" which The ErPress is busy IN
getting Up just nowi
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

M. Lhzt has written a Letter to Mr.. c. j. Hopkins
IN regard 70 the American Music Association, which
Mr. II. projected and pat in active operation VI.
Lzt expresses his heartfelt sympathy with al thai;
Mr.. Hopkins hs accomplished aud Is destined TO &C
SompIsh in an honorable ard eourse way worthy
OF the tprt Of true artist II is such emaent men
~ M Iiszt who cosmopolitan aud generous in the
esheiic world Marrow Pregdiccs belong to the lower
platform Of art.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
ohio State Treasury Defaication

CoLuMBUs, Ohio, Thursday Dec. 2 I8oJ
Tn the case Of w. II. Gibson, former Treasurer oil
the State Of Ohio The Jury, after beng out - holfs
brourh in this morning verdict Of guilty Of deiaca-
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

Tie iesolgiion was iben agreed IN.
Mr.. BRIGHT introduced q hn for enlarging the
public grounds surrounding the Capitol
hr. HEMPIilLL introduced bills making approptia-
tone for the payment Of certain Texas vOlnnteer aud
the Senate then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

ELEeTfos YoR ASSISTANT ExcrSEER.--Ap election
for an Assistant Engineer for the Harlem District was
held ast night at the houses Of the various fire comps
njes throughout the city. The returns will 10 msSs
to-day at The Office Of the Chief Engineer where tho
votes VIII be canvassed. Wa. 7. Mawbey, present
incumbent, and John A. heCOskeE, Assistant Foreman
Of 80 Hose, the only candidates. The result d
the canvass viii be declared tonight. 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

CONTROLLERS APPoISrnEsTs.--Tbe following ap-
poniments have been made by the State Controller;
hEIisEp -Messs.s Phelps DsPoy, ksyser' Aso'sassns'
Nav Arrors1sss7. cis.ness'. srsse alsrd Is.ss
Laurencs Al az aurrsy Of Onaoi Heory befr. ef Css>
Iaad sad Aassssus Dssisz ssd AxthE v wssS Il 0.np-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
'eoIal Diapsich 70 Tie \. 7. Irbuna
WAsMSGToS, Thursday, Dec. %, 1859.
THE PROPOSED COALITION.

WAsHISoToS, Thursday, Dec. % 1852
TIE PROPOSED COALITION.
The Developments Of to-day preclude any probs-
bihty Of coalition between the Democrats aoi
Southern Opposition. Some Of the latter openly
declare that their patience is exhausted with one
sided experiments, This crisis was brought about
by the discussion which preceded the balIotiogs
Mr. Bnrnett charged that the vote given Mr..
Gmer the other day was not sincere, and would
base been recalled if there was any probability Of
bis election Messrs Campbell, Scranton, Hasku,
and others protested against this unjust construc
ton, and Mr. Harris, of Maryland, after exposing
the insinceTiiy Of the other side, challenged their
fairness by another trial. Thirteen Of the North
ern Opposition again voted for Mr.. Glmer, giving
him an aggregate OF thirtysix. If the Democrats
had sustained him he wOuldbaye been elected by
niue majority. Their hostility to Mr.. Gmer is
quite as bitter as against Mr. Sherman.
On The second ballot, Mr. Sberman's friends re-
turned, and be rose to one hundred and eight
within four of an election. as heretofore.
MIR Winslow attempted an adjournment to the
9th of January, but objections werc raised in va
Iious quarters.
Mr. Grow reviewed the proposition briefly and
forcibly, showing how the Slavery question had
been thrust into the House before attempting an
organization, by the very men who denOunce aglts-
ton If Helpers book contained incendiary mat
Ter, the South had circulated it. His friends sat
silert because they scOIned TO answer the fragrant
charges the other side made. They deserved
nothing but contempt. The Union must bc weak,
be said, if it could be dissolved by any pamphlet.
Contractors, who had performed mail service we're
begging for their pay while hol days were pro-
posed.
The speech created much sensation, and num-
ber rose to respond. Messrs. FarrswOrth and
Smith eonteDded for the floor, and the CLERK made
the usual party ruling, even against his own former
decision in similar case. Tue House adjourned,
however amid much confusion
If the Opposition stand firm, aud refuse pairs, an
| election may be effected before Saturday night,
owing 10 the urgent desire for temporary absence.
Mr. Sherman has lost votes already bS these con-
cessions. If the opportunity passes, months may
elapse without Speaker. The leading Democrats
admit they have no hope of controlling the organi-
zation, even on the basis openly suggested By Mr.
! Hill OF Georgia, of dividing Offices and sPOils.
All combinations for the Clerkship, Printer, and
The BIKE, are subordnated by the overshadOwing
interest of the Speakershp; though efforts are max
ing by ex-menbers and outsiders TO appropriate the
| benefit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
To the Associated Press.
WASurxcTOH TIM

WAsHISoToS, Thursday, Dec -, 1889.
Recently Messrs. Sweeny, r. Henhouse, Faut d
Co addressed a letter 10 the President, containing
formal appeal from the decision of be Secretary OF the
Treasury against them, on two points: First, his re-
fusa 10 pernt them to deposit at San Francisco any
potion of the Government loan taken by them under
The proposals by he Secretary of the >17h December
1855; aud second his refusal 10 refer the question
10 the Auorpe General Ii ia understood thai bankers
take the position that the place Ouepost clearly
made material part of the contract, and that tue Old-
der ii successful was explicitly authorized under the
propoas 10 select any Government depository nearest
10 Liz residence OF Indicated as most consenlent oy
him. Immediately after the award this hrm offered 10
deposit The amount in the depository a. San Francisco
The Secretary declined TO receive 1t there, on
the ground that he did not require funds at
lat place, and that his proposals did not
authorize their them to deposit at San Francisco.
balance Of their loan, therefore remains unpaid. The
ready 10 pay al San Francisco The President has
answered their letter by informing them that an ap
neal does not lie TO the President from the decisionsof
ibe bcsdevfthe different executive departments Their
acts aud decisions are those OF the President for which
re is held responsible, and they his IN fact IN
alhcases Of difficulty and Importance. The truth, he
save is that such appellate iurisdi ton would rem
der ppossiblo for him 10 dscharge his high duties 70
the country and wouldresolve bis ONCE INTO atrouna
10 hear and determine private claims last resort
lie refers these bankeIe 10 the Court OF CElmS or 70
Congress They haveseected the latter.
The President has recognized ID. SeDaStano Daeorsi
as Nice. Com al for the Two Sicilies at New-l orki
Antonio Fpando SagnO as Nice-Consnl for SPAN az
New. Orleans ana c. Oliver O'Donnell as Nice'Consal
for Portugal al Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
THE SENATE PRINTER.

The Democratic csucus of the Senate viii elect a
Printer tomorrow. The President and Cabinet
have used every exertion for Mr.. Bowman. Sena-
tors have been specially invited to The White House
with reiereDcetO this object
MR.. sIIDELL AT CHARLESTON.
1t is said that Mr. Sldell has the promise of the
PENNSYLVANIA Delegation to Charleston for his SER
Wees.
MIR. DAVIS AND THE DRIED SCOTT DECISION.
Proofthat Mr. Davis OF Indiana, denounced the
Dred Scott decision in his district will be heretOmor
row. A factwhich has been denied in order to con-
ciliate The favor the South for the Speakership
1t is said Mr. Brown of Ky. (whO has not yet
yoted), will vote for Speaker, he can decide the
contest. Heattends the House regularly.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23

Mr.. KEITT proceeded TO show how AZ Organization
could rapidly be et cted by tho union OF al opPo<eo
be Republicans. He made the proposition N good
feith spd was willing 10 tender the olive branch Le'
the thirty, including the Southern Opposition on tee
mon side select a candidate from the Demoeraue
side or lei The Democrats seleci one iron ther ue.
Lot an unite sQasinst the common enemy ana success
X certain Applause and imf atien. eTies Of CAL the
sol. "yoSe,' &c.
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pen IN Statten b~eItlnnlt 1T, mar am ~. Wpri[
III etner Speciolcommlllton in Berlin etuaettOfs
FEM Da8 WfOtiU bieleS 8eIu6es mar. ME
man nu8elneiu 9laubte, Der orinaeuoe Wuuld
pes listener @abtnetS, ltG fIr epentuele I5due
Die Silfe YreuBen8 gu ltdern.
Satern. Die GimeS entbGlt eiuen Brief
aus Wftnten, tpelAer meloet, DAP Die SaUaue
re unO Saflnterte be8 8airiiben 6eeres ouf
ben &rte98fuB 9eleBt perDen Ioue uno Dap nod
Dor @noe oe5 WlonatS ganB Oeutlhlano in
Waffe1 lteben wiiroe.
StaIten.
Aus Neapel liu0 9tadridten bis 3uu1
8. Aprd eln9etrcffen. Dtan glaubte, OaB Der
&Onl9 nl6t bic Wode iiberleben niirDe. Seiue
Srant6eit bat leBt audi Die 8rult e~rsrilfen uno
ut nit beltdnot9sm @rbreden unO elmer al9e
meinen Grltartun9 UerbunOen.
Die AuI reBunJ Der Parte;eu 1T in fortWlbs
renpem StetJcn be8riffen. Die a0ntSin lweite
frau TsroiRlno'5 Ill., beltrebt lid aui olS iii
rislte, Ibren Srbn pcm tlinftisen a0ni9e ais
6alb bei5u9eben, ibr @rfcl8 lit %inOeien niAt
pabrIdetnllA. Der 9~e9eamdrti8 IN Neapel
anpeieaoe @rOBflrlt @rnltantln bat lebr Ortn-
9eno empfcblen, 01efOruen in Der Jfe8I1runS
e%tntreteu gu Ialien,
2Irtet.
NldriAten aus @onlt1nttncpel meloen, paE
Die Picrte Die 9ewalttslten 0tGltunSen maAt.
sic bat 10000 Wlnn BON Der 6elerUe uls
ter bic Waifcn b%eruien, UNI Elm 3lpeltes peer
Del Sdumla gu bilpen, aber e8 ulabt lbl SroBe
Wtibe, Die 9~tefrnten unier Die 6abne gu brlns
gen. Die SIltte o%eIertirt uno al red1leoenen
Puntten bat lth Die 8eU0tferunS Der AuSbes
bung nit @ew1tt wiDerlebt.
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Wab tn9tcn 26. April. SJidles murCe
ndd tnr5er Ceratbun9 ccn Der Surp fret9elpro'
den. Ole 6retlpreHuu9 mare augeuOlldlIh
erfOl9t a6er elmer Der 0el1wOreuen winl1te
6upcr eIre tur5e Beratbuns.
Inter ben 6teunoen Usn Sidle8 berrlht
GROCER Subsl. Seinea Sertbeioi9eru unp Den
@elAwcrenen wurDe cine Serenate 0ebIl .bt.
Auh Dem SidteS lelblt lOlte cine SerenlDs se.
bra4t meroen eS uuterblieb ieooh aui Die
bite zines Der Sertbeioiaer.
Gas ONO SellOlDs set in Hew:OOrf.
NewfYOrf, &c. 4pril. OaS Deutise
9rpBe 6elt perOOo 6eupws fiel aul'S 8elte Jus.
OaS Better mar siHlti8 unO Die YrO5ellion
~9ldn3eno uno impclant. Cine 9rOPe Wiense
pobnte Der BON Dem OrDensbruoer Eopllton aus
SlO- Carolina Im Wleilon.Sq uare se9alteuen
6eltrepe bel.
NOrfCIt, 25. Slprtl. Die OlannlAall
oeS S4lfeS, "6lpin8 Dragon" DelAe me.
gen Weuterel feltselest wdr, eatlprans beate
aus benz @efdn9ntlie,
Nor of, 26 April. Serr 2st9er, Der
@ouperneurS &anDioat Der Oemofralie BON
Sir9inIen lit me9en ldWerer @rtrautung, pie
i'm perbinoest, lelue Stunpreiie fort5ultsen,
uaa %Ieller 0eImatb 5uriifsetebrt.
SArcctliebcs Observation-Disclosures.
"a Meui6en ueruaglift.
Cincinnati, 25. Npril. Sine ipe5ieae
Oepel4e al ben nScmmercial" iast: DaS
DampfbcCt ct. NlAolaS, BON ct. 3OulS mad,
OtewsO Orleans beltimnt, erplOOlrte seltsrn @aAl
Der ytdbe BON Selena, ArtanIls, nobel IS
Wtenl denleben pcriOren 9iusen.
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@mrOpaiicbe N6acDricbtem.
Bic NaArthten oe6 SampferS ;, GttD Of
9Eafbinatcn.l

Die 9eadridten Oiefee Dampfers, Der an
Wiittaa peS 13. Iprll liverpool UerlieB, inter.
mess grOBen @isbergen beSeSnete mo UOrsefern
4beuO in 0ep,DOrt %eintraf, itno um bier Gage
neuer als bic Der Nrabil. @ aa lla.
al sa England.
Die ,Gime5" bemerft III ibrem @itbartifel,
baB cine GENTLE Glaiie BON 6inan3ier6 nod int,
mer Die @rbaltun9 oe8 6rieOens fir mSsliG
battle, baB pas Bublltum I'M @rOBen unO Dan.
gen ieOOA Uiel weniger leidtslaubis let. W1an
miille bic NnSabe, Dap 8rantrttd bereit mGre,
gu entwaffnen uno 10 Die Wirfung bon al benz
gu pernidten, wOfIir e8 felt Sabren ale feline
Jfelloarcen auf8eWaaot babe, alS niGt beS ae-
rinsllen Scrlalies 0irpig berraateu uno lelblf
nenu audi p~crldufiS irseno Elm belie6iae5 Ar,
Management ansencmmen meroen Io0te, 10 miroe
bod, 10 LANCE Die Sesenwdrtisen @ellble Sranf.
reIAs, SeitrelhS, SaroinienS uno HuR(auos
I'M Spiele blelben wiirpen, bic Ausliht louf cine
oauernoe Gube @urcpa's ni&t i'm @srinalfeu
better iein ais ~9eSenndrtie.
6rantret6.
ueber sc eperbeer 8 TO eben in Bas
RIG CUR Multiplying sefOmmene neuefe
Sper; oDie Banfabrt mad BlOermel"
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&sts8r0pvtic1e Ot0cbrtcbtem
Stmfnuft Dcs Samplers
Ne II.
Oret Gage Neuere8 GurOpt
Ser Srieg unOermeioliG.

~ = ' ! ~ " y y y ~ ~ Z . " " y ~ I " " W
Ser Srteg rnOermetoltdl.
ct. 5Obn8, 26. April. Der Oanlpfer
@itcalii1n lit bel Cape 0tuce auf leinem Wese
nad JtewsOcrt au9etcmuen nit 9iperpool,
1tlAridten Dt5 gum gDeno oes 16. april
Aue Auslidten lino ourdauS frieserii9. Die
Brtefe aus BariS ltlmmen Darin iberein, Da6
niAt mebr an @rbaltunS beS 6tieoen8 gu ben,
fen 1T. Vile Beme9un9en uno Hlltunseu Der
ftan5. 3ruppen Deilen auf &ries bin.
Die 8Orldla9e. welAe Selreth in 8etrefI
oe8 @On9reileS maAte, mil JtlpOleon ni1t 1ns
n%ebnten; er piinldt aber cine YerSO9eruns, pa
ct nod nidt 9enu9 9~eriltet III. um lc9lti9 Der
IurAtbaren 9eereSuadt SeltrelAS in Staten
be9esueu gu %tcunen.
DE BDrle wlr 9eorift.
OaS en9lilAe OtInilterium bat Ielne @ttld-
runS an DaS Parlament in Setreff Der &rte9S.
Irase bis gum IS. April Uerl1Obeu.
@tnltImmi9 bat oaS Yarllment Der Nrmee
unO ben @pllbeb6roeu i'll Sntien lelnen Oanf
rOtirt fir bic 1InterOrifuus peS ~DOrtisen aluf,
~Itanpe6.
Mdrtte. 9iUerpOoL, 16. Aprtl. Baum.
noble rubt9.
2eeteS. Die Oampfer Beler unD NrlsO
luaren CrauBen unsetOmnlcn.
Wfit Den unterbauolunSen in 8etrel1 bes
6rleoenssS cn9relle S Sin9 es lebr ian9iam. Oelt>
retn mei9erte ltd auf's enti4iepenlte, all einem
IDlden @onSrelle 2beit gu uebnen, lpenn aidt
5uUOr cine aA9emelne @ntwaifuun9 %etntrete.
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ri merifani Gcbe OSacsricDtem

W lbtnQtOn. Die Ge9ieruns bat Die.
fer Gage BON Barasuap einen Wedlel ron
$4,000 aLs Die HETEROGENEOUS ltipulirie @ut,
i4iDi9uus fur Die 6amilie Oes WtatrOleu ct
bulten, Der BEL Der 8ei4ieBunS pes @rplOra.
ticnSoampferS nBater @it4" lein 9eben
perler.
NDrfpIf, %. Gpril. Die @lcOp Ewp
I8rOtberS unO Elm G9Ooner, ocfien Jame un>
betannt 1T, lblu9en beute bel Dem beftiSen
Sturme in0amrtcn 0fcao UNI BON %erlterer err
trant Der @apitdn uno elm Wfann.
NuS PtttSbur9, 16. April melOet Elm
~cCrtises 8latt frl9enoes SiitOrAen Sine ldon
3iemlid beIlbrte Deutlde WittDe, NamenSWtls.
oalena &loe, fam nit lbrer bibl1en 2OlIbrl3en
SoAter Wta9oalena uno 2 lan9eren &inpern
auf Der Ourdreiie nad UfllOurl in 6erwi9'8
6otel bier an. Sie brldte ppn Der alten Oets
matb Die Sunlme BON 1900 Sranfen in Gplo.
ppppn 1000 6ranten i'm llnterrof Der Wtutter
uno 1000 Sranfen I'M llnterrcf Der Todter
ein9endht waren. Sin iunser Wann, 9laa
mems SOlepb Shmiot, bejaub it'd e~beniall3 in
Der @eIelldaIt Der 6lmiiie uno 1dien aeaen
bic Tohter beIonoerS auf merflam III feiu. Die
Wutter, nel6e pcbl ntht nit Qurebt uerulu
I9eH HUUlt1 ueHI luiSel ututlllc WGq}te P8 Illehr
mn oas ,oclbene UlieB" alS UNI ibre Iohter ~
tbun lein, mar nit Splep0 midi aana sufrieDen.
@ines iaSnen NbenOs fibrte Solepb pa5 fdSue
WtaOele" i'm MfcnDldelu lp~l5ieren, uno ~ialelte
LANCE uno ~falelte oiel pom IiiBee Slid Der Sue.
Ils er Na9tS IL ubr a~llein in's 6Otel au
ridtam, erbielt er pom Der entrilteten Wutter
oes Wtdo3enS Die b~Itterlten 8Drwlirfe. 4m
auoern Wecr9en muroe er Dor alderman Billcn
anSetlast. ca8 iunse Wtdo4en entlIbrt uno lie
lpreS @eloe8 berau6t gu baben. Sin 8erblf.
t1aaoosfebl murOe au89elteut; 5Oiepb lowie
Wtaoele wuroen III einem &lselbiersS Salon per.
baftet uno IN Die Office oes alderman aebradt
= NaH cleletn 2Selnen unp S6lu13en BAT Das
OtdOden, na4oem lie Die llnerbittlihfeit ner
Wiutter fab, ben NlOelman uni Elm QReller pno
pie @rlaubniB, lt4 auf einlse Mainuten in's
Neben5immer bvSe6eu gu olrien. Ser 9romts
entlpra9 ibrem Wuulde. becbattete lie iihri.
gems l9arf um iHV 6all zines Orobenpen 'Selhyt.
mOroes" einiul9reiten. MasDalena aoS id, ~.
rid, ldnltt lbren OifDattlrten n%aterrof onf
uubm bic s~olOenen 3wan3i9franfltide lorafaltio
beraus unr madte in Der WiaSitratsDlfiee ME.
Der ibre @rl9einuns. D5ier babt SIR @aer
@clO, liebe Wtutter !" - idlnd5te oas Olaos
den raber laet mir meinen 2iebbaber." Nuf
ben 0aatb Des NlpermauS fctSte Die Wutter ben
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fGrtt. O6tse MrtiisI, fpwie GIocee.5an6f6uDe uub Serrsns
tIstber UsrSen aufs bette ssretniat unO Gprtttsrt. tapll,gm
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Durb rtefen Dampf- appdrat wereen nt@t MUIR aaetn Die 1stt-
febern BON alem Staub. S6pstb unb lbelu @eru6 streinist,
Ipn. rrn aud BON etwai9em Rranitthefof, MOtisn unb srs
slt ten mepr edn3lt& befrett uao aebalte 5ebern ebaItsn
mebr GIaihettdt ais frlber. Dtst y ~panbluae Ger SUtfss
bern trdst ~tsiOnbers otel sur @tiunSbtI bet. @tp6bnltoe
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aufrdst wsrben pInttIi& unb gu zines StOtn 3sfrttDenbstt
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bSlt tsaSnsta TIM Wprratt elm crosses Eager ppn gapttsrr
s1t etbn ltertalisn, Caef@dfts- anb 6Ontc- SI3ern.. 81 ts-
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rfsf.Gpurer daer SOrtsn.
edreibmatertalisn alsr art fur 0ffes. u, grtvatssbraa5
Stap' Ristatfts unb @rtffeI, Stint en- ia ffer &C..
rimtc gum 9 &retbsn nnO fur 90ptsrpre ffsn,
SON ben bsfen 5Gbritsn; e0pttrprefftn, YOrtOf'"
GYgcs. WDrtem y nats, &c. &c.
; 'eS~rte rim crpgss Eager ppn pGfpatttr, SpteItar-
~ a,rmde " prben &c. ~ ben btltefen preten.
SSnbIsr unb Drmder aus benz QGnbe werDen % tn tbrem
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SIR ben AuSenblid 9lauben 2eute, tpeIde bic
0appleOniide Birtbiduft aus ndberer gns
idauun9 tennen, an teine @eIabr aun 6beine.
46er lie fam in Der Trl9e Der 8esebenbeiten
e%lntreten, Oenn Elm &rieg um 3bein, nod mebr
aueroln9S Gin Sries sesen @nSlaiO, wirOe bic
len SOnlS Napoleon pl6eli9 wieper popular
modem Der SrieS in StaIien bat Oiele pcpu.
lare Selte nlat. Ole Nnlt6t, Jpn in bemlel.
ben it9 cerbluten gu lallen, bat baber 0ieleS u.
8iele fur ii9. &inist li& DeutldIanb NAB
renD oieier 3eit gu elmer pirtihen Weodt. 10
bat eS aud eiuen &rieS um Gbein nidt au Bee