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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

The NEw-YoRX ZoUAvEs.-The fourth preliminary
meeting of the young gentlemen who contemplate
forming military organization with the above
rame was held at tie Cooper Institute last even
ing The attendance was very small. In the
absence of thu Pr, sident, Mr.. HAWKINS was called
upon to pre,ide. The Committee Rooms reported
in favor Of engaging drill room at the Merser House;
engaged. Printing COMMITTEE consistog of Msssrs.
CisI CIV, Ramil and Barclay was appointed. Msssrs.
Bsld~iD Cohen, and Hawkins were appointed
Stspdug Finance Committee. Messrs. hawkins,
Cohen and Pa,ssen appointed Go nmifee on
tary Instruction and Lectures, with power 70 ih-
crease their number TO seven On motion, il was re-
solved that this crps should meet at the Mercer HOUSE
on Wedns I'd, " evening next for drill and business
il detern med by the company that they proceed
dstely 10 hard ork and use every endea'or 70 H'
in effectiveness the celebrated French Zouaves-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

Attba rate the Germans are coming over to r.
pybHeanjsm in the West there will hardly be left one
% tell the tale Of their departure in the Democratic
ranks. In Indiana Charles Conlon, prominent Ger
,nsn Democrat and longer than last month MARIANA
Of Douglas procession, has, in company with t"eiSe
others, declared for Lincoln. In one township oi
Ripley County, Ind less than fifty German recruits
are the rolls of the Republican club THIS Is In The
lytb (Holmsn's) District ard the Republicans are
confident Of carrying il this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
With Ieipctto the fusi0h providedforby tibPenr
\, lvsnia Democ,atic State Committee The PhtdGe''

fyIVHnlh TtlnOC'Htt NIhTt COmmITet TIT FTF3'"'
phia Inqui,er Independent in politics, says:
"Aa n faure rtsDdB now, the more sag icious aa
btreps of the rCmoTte party freely admit thar l
but Of slight prart al inheritance to the contest "a 10
venber wbe'hsr their parts DIVIDED or
front 10 their sdyersarics II combination Il formed
that will in any contingency nure TO the adTange .,
B,eckinridge ibous nds of the Douglas men WIN 7',y
at bone on election day else vote for iAncoh. a.
on the other hand sucb compromise IL effected as sa
mits the regularity of Douglas and looks TO bis eheu
ave bereft then thousands of the B, ecknrdes D,G
cra's will snlleply REFUGE TO vote If divided IRON,
sho Sn Of courre defeat 10 ineyitable. bther ,r..s
win explain orr meaning when we declare saa
boweyer i'm port. mt tie result of the Den0eiac a.
Con init deliberations nj CreSSon migh' haNe oo"
at OF time they quite OF secondary consequence
now"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
The Baltimore Patriot Gays in an article entitled

"Plair Talk :"
"But when certain orators, affecting TO lead the
Union party in Maryland advise that party, which
they know II composed of Wings and Americans; 10
unte IN support Of Locotoco, and speak Of the Re-
publican party equally opposed themselves to Lo-
cofocoism, As the common emmy we are not sur
psed at the detern osi Of the Republicans here to
keep up ard vote for their men, regardless OF conse
ouences The common enemy, in our opinion, Is the
Iocofoco party, and other. In Maryland we re-
os.a the Republican party part of the Opposition
which we Tsh 70 see united against Democracy, ana
which acknow ,edge nothing IN common with the Ds-
Elocracy,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
A Man Killed i'm a Quarrel.

BURLINGTON, \. j., Monday, Aug. Is, I6bU.
mar was killed at Delta Grove on ihe Kapcocas
Greek, This afternoon. He belonged t. excursion
party from Philadelphia. A quarrel took place, 10
with large number were engaged and were cut
badly. Bends wss the name of the mau killed The
murderer attempted to escape, but caught between
DelSnco and burlington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

TIE TARTAR EMIGRATION. The general migration
to Turkey Of the Taars, the only agricultural popu-
ation of the Crmea, has left that pre- vince IN de-
plorsbe state. The vineyards, which are the chief
sonrce of wealth of the mountainous portion OF the
country, going to ruin and wages OF all sorts
have been increased such exect as to render pro-
ducon Improbable aud the necessaries of life exceed
in DIV dear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

ASsIyERsARY OF THE BATTLE OF BESsIsGros.-
The eighty third of this anniversary will
he celebrated at Bennington on the 10Th of August.
On this occasion r. w. Judson, esq of Ogdensburgh,
Y, has been invited to deliver the Grafton. The
progrsmme ircludes military and civil display accom-
panied by several bands of music and concluding With
ap ascension by Mr.. John La Mountain in his ne
balloon Atlantic, accompanied by one or more young
ladies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

meteorc .tone weighing from 400 to 500 Pouals,.
f, or vas supposed to fa McAsterville Jan,s s.
County Pa, on the 5th init. rumbling pcss ws.
b.%d BY many perons a. p and one is ssy nIsSs
son ething falling rapidly into He'd having bssn
ssnU NED By g.oiog, be made his report, Tss
req mbl. a limestone that il IL circular In io'~' '
inches in diameter, Is inches thick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

TIE number of telegrsphc dispatches transmitted in
France i, but half miIlion their average cost is
Al go At the same time 5000 of letters are
sent mail-5OO letters to each telegram. The con-
templated reduction of price Of telegraphng Will
largely increase the .e of the telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14
Accidents at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. Is, 1860.
We had violent showers all day. many cellars
overflow ed Q era culveIts csved in and much ether
damage done, Two boys were st. uck by lightning,
and enc of them killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-14

THE PRESIDENTIAL CASDIDATES-The following
table in relation TO the several candidates for President
and Vice-Presideht shows the State in which they
were born, when they born, and where they now
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27
TINE CENSUS OF 1860.

So uniform has been the progressive in
crease of population in this country that
siausticilns are enabled to form census tables
.n adtucc, and 20 predict with a close APP
Proclamation TO the true figures what will be
iAo uclll showing Of the returns. Tables
% this kind ave already presented, in regard
60 the census which is to be taken in the sum.
mer months OF ibis year, commencing on the
lst OF June. The figures and calculations
which wc give below arc made by the Neu
York Times, and are based upon the usual
per centage Of increase in the permanent pop
ulation. as noted for 70 years, since the cen
sus Of $780, and upon pretty reliable osti-
mates OF foreign and domestic emigration
Ia these tables the aggregate of population is
put down as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

To ascertain the bearing OF these results
on tie House Of Representatives and the Elec-
toral Colleges, we mnst refer to the Census
act Of 1850 By that act the House Of Rep
resentatiyes must consist of 233 members.-
The whole representative population must be
divided by this number, which determines the
ratio for each State. If, when appli, to each
State, rae number Of representatives does not
eqaal 233, then one additional representative
is to be given to each State having the largest
JracnoDs tiIl the aggregate is obtained. APP
plying this rule to the above representative
population assuming the estimate 10 be cor
reet.) the general ratio for representatives
obtained Is $4,000. Applying this to the
several States, and obtaining the deficiency
by taking the largest fractions, we have the
following results, both for the aggregate, and
for the loss and gain in the several States in
l,rnrne q n a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

New YORK REPUBLIcAN STATE CONVEX
rtoN.-The Republican State Convention O
New York, to appoint delegates to Chicago.
was held at Syracuse on Wednesday Of last
week. Elias w. Leayenworth, Of Syracuse.
presided. The convention appointed. as del
egates at large, William NJ Evarts Of New
York, Preston King of Ogdensburg, John l.
Schoolcralt of Albany, and Henry r. Selden
of Rochester. 1t also adopted the following
resolution amidst the greatest enthusiasm:
Resolred, Thai the Republican eectoas Of Nea York
represented in this convention, prcsen, the name of
WILLIAM II. SEWARD 10 the Chicago Convention for
me Presidency not only in obedience 90 an universal
aud unbroken sentiment but because they regard him
eminenuy The representative Of the prncples unon
which the Republican pa ~ based and to whose hands
oil the great Interests Of the confederacy may D, safely
committed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

F:RE.-There was quite fire in Whitehall
on Friday There were thirteen buildings
burned, including the Commercial Bank, Post
Office md Telegraph Office. The loss is est
mated at $50, 900.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

Aggregate, 27G65,5l0 1905 500 81 .5l6 OlO
In the column of free population is includ-
ed the free colored population, which will
amount 10 about 100000.
The Representative population is composed
Of the free people and threc-ffths Of the
sIIrns md win he nhnnt nc fnlln,r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27
POLITICS AND RUM

In the steamer which sailed Yesterday ion
LARGO oron,, oc n~o,.a,. c..;,h. s., -,
ana c,sts ne np, o...,...,!...i. ,.,ii ..5
b,rr,l,s, ,o,.r,.o ,i,;,i. ,I... 9..... W.
Lo,o ,,n.., t,' ...,.'..'..i.
st..,i;... -. 'r ~ '''
cor.,'.,,7l ...t5
....,.." u ,V''''' ''n6e
10y .r, H''-n 0''' ,'''o passage
.,io,. o'' ',I, '-'''o.e poe
''.- '.,,''-'''''''5 "i'",i' ana ta'
r.. 5,,'i,. .'.'' ''','o ""' "n ample ''.i'.-
,n, t...,.i. ",' 'Ieaqy gone i'tt' ihai
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

u In Philadelphia day or two since, a
drunken scoundrel while passing along the
street seized child, only seven years of age,
and dashed his brains out on the side walk
When arrested the only excuse Of tho rufln
was that he was drunk
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-27

o,c.boud Hence arose the nome Of "IIor..
Lui.udas. Ftrair
.uia.. t.e "a, ...ii. . .. certainly dome b.
Assn Nr,.r,,., BONNET
Hat more ..I.a pro ean,s-,hsme on ,hcn for that
'"'' .'.'a' 'ae ''.''r' with ,,r.sreI' ofa
"o'"" H"dgi
o. rL- p.ii,.. ri 7.......,..,
,b5, tbc,,' ,,l III. -'', I,''-rs ',ua'
norl IL, r,o .ti5 ."','l N'nu' o'
Some half dozen miner. arrived To- one day
last week. They are at work on the stream
running cast Of Che Five Corners Mr.. Han.
tcrson viii probably commence operations
nest wcok and ;ho expectations for a golden
harvest seem 90 be fully up with last wear.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-17
8eind Der Sapanelen i'm stootaN,nor+em...

fAA y
~ a 9tn9eon, 16. Wtat. Die er1ten
gSitroetrd9er Der @eIanoti6aft, 8 am Der 3obl,
@ltatteten heute Wtttta9 benz Staut8lefretair Gak
ibren Seit6 as. "p
Sr. GaB bat bic SapaneIen 6Sfid, B(ok III
nebmet ltlo ridtete oalt1 cine bSdt miirSi5e
ltno ber5llHe fltr5e QnIpra6e an Iie, pOrin er
Die QSldtt9feit be8 on9ebabnten Tr~eunoI61ft8z
uertra9eS 5pilden beioen 2dnpern bcriibrte II.
ben aitatil6en Grcelen3en I'M Nauten oe8 Brds
%ltoenten Der 9. ct. ben beseiItertfen guapforo
aQentbalben III Der linton sarautirte.
Die 5apanele Ell erptoerten bur6 lire Dol
metI9er, OuB lte ii6 bur6 bic gefanntIdoit
nit General SAP auf'S bS9Ite 9eIdmei6elt
fit6leu.
IS wltreen nod perIdiebene Geben oeped,.
lelt; Serr GaB ite0te feline Sinber unb Sin
oeSftloer ben 6rernplingen Dor, bic Dem mannz
ltden Perionale uuf'S ber5li6te bic Saro
ldittteltent itd aber 9e9en bic Damei Ie6r sts
ritfbaltero betra9en, pie e8 bic Sitte ibre8
2aloe8 erfprbert,
Der Sertra9 lpurpe nit GROCER 6eierlidfeit
e~ntfaltet.
MOr9en 0onnerta9) Mittug finpet ber Of
tt6telle Gmpfan9 Der Sapauelen betm YrGlipe1tz
ten ltatt lno Die SapaueIe Ell b~ereitet Iib nit
9rrBer 6eierlidfeit auf bic 9rUBe Stunoe Dor.
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ben Generally pItmeiIter bic Tra9e gu rt6t
ipeu1 ba8 Bpltoepartement bic erlte &unbe
ben 8etrii9ereien int Oeew> 0orfer 8OItamu
balten.
Die Oregon unb 8aI6ingtpn Grie68IdI
bin muroe 5nr Ga9e8prpnan9 be8 ua6ltel.
Wonta9 9ernadt.
Gnoltd ipurpet Die Ste plutipnen bon Setter
Jpn Dapi8 pieper pcrgenommen unb 3 II a.
| a brafte ieine &eOe gu @nbe, pb9lei6 er
bon Der 9%eltrt9en Nnitren9ln9 i'm S1lle lit.
9ou8. Die @abl pe8 Oempfraten 600
per bon WftGi9an wurOe uniseto6en unO Der
HePubllt1rer Sppurb ais re6tndBi9 erwGblt
ertlart. SOlparo ipuroe beeipi9t uno nabm
%ieinen Sit Elm.
Nuf ben Nntra9 BON Worri8 BON Su. wurbe
Del4lplell, ben 0eneralppfmeifer al erlu6eu,
oeIu 9arle lobalp ais mS9li6 ii6er Die 8etrits
9ereiet oeS Bpltmeiter8 Tpwler III gewsQprf
5t bertdtell uno namentli9 bariiber, perf Tie
Setrlt8eretett be9otnen, penn Der @enerdlppItz
metlter 5rerit prtt i6nen er1ubr, mie bod Ie G6
0el1uten, mel4e S4ritte gegen ben 8er6re6er
9etbat ip1rben &C.
Slfltan inudte einen per9ebli6en GerIudy,
ben Seri9t be8 Suiti5- @pmite'8 i6er ben Brpz
teit oe8 SauI e8 auf5unebmen.
Da8 Sans bertet6 bam itber bic 8in fir
%be1eren S4uB Der @u6a8iere auf Oampfs
i6iffen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-17
Die iapaneNidbe @elanstid,nft.

Walbtn8tpn, IS, Otai. Die @eIanotz
l9:aft i@tattete 9erlte Dem Stuut8Iefretar GaR
elren DfIi5lellen 8eIu4 o6, benz iOnIt Nienlano
beimpbnen burfte.
e1ne Wten9e Berip1en aus ben @ud6arfao.
ten lIlo BIER, INN bic 6remoen gu lebet.
Oa8 Sau8zGpmite, be1teben6 aus ben Ser
rem Sherman, 8rund, Spbn Godraae. MOrz
rtS BON Pe1lllalpanien uno 6enrp Q8inter 0az
DIS pat Den SaPanelen leine 2tuhpartuuo oez
Ilad9t, Inn lie SIT einem Sc Jude I'M @apitcI eHirz
@51laoen. Die Sapaneie1 le6ntem e8 al, I6rn
lest Die 53eit 5n beltimmer. g(u6 mer6eI1 tie
Den @t1loonn98~G onlite8 BON Nterpzgorf unD
alloeren Stdotet erlt bIun cine Nntpprt ers
%t9etlelt, lrenn lte bonn Yralioenten enipfanoen
'tno. Ste bolten Ie9r oiel ami bic @ttiquette.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-17
Baltimore 1Of(ktr.
Ycltimpre, ben II, Wtai 1860.

Nzy Die blttautide SEA
ttonale@pnOeuttOn, @ie lit 8etrefI
Der Convention in @barleitpn, ir ideucn nit
au6 in 8etreff Der Convention III @6tca8p
peOer Miiben npd Soften, un unleren 2eier1r
ba8 9teuelte urtb 2ebte uit5utbeilen. 0a Die
Gelegrapbets0 ra6te Don OepeI6en Ger leiten=
ben StaQt8manner unp Brlititer mabrbait be-
laBert lito, 10 trefen audi BON ct Gon>
pentipn Die wi6ti9lten 0epeIden crit III lpater
9tadtltunce elm, 9ti6t8oel tomeni9et iperoelt
mir Den 0epelden ltet8 Gin Sl1nnler) %otelelt!@
gen cbitprielen @rHrterun9et belflt9elt, DE
nptbmenoi9 Itno, nm on6 0enen, nel9e NIT
Dem Mte61niSmlt8 amerifanii4er Bol!ttt ltt4t
ouf pertrdutem TuBe iteRen, baS SerltdnontB
3u erlei6tert. a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-17
Sele8ropDticbe OInbrtdbtcu
Sic republifuniiAe m~ottOnatse OnpentiOn
isen o8afttmUre @eder.4
@rfte Oepeidre.

@Gtca8o,,a1 Is. Ofai, Mitternadt. Mar
9Iaubt, ZAP it9 nidt weniger ais 40, OOO
6rerHoe III Der Stapt b%eftllpen.
Die grGBten 9lnltren9ungen werpen fiji,
Sewnrp 9enla9t.
Oieieu AbeuO par cine Seriommlun9 ppr
5000 8erlpneu 1T rem eigeil8 9~ebauten Saalc
Der Convention. Sen. Seen bon NelpzOprf
5ii9ter Se1p BON Bbtlaoelp6ia uno 4lnoer(
Tlpraden inter unSebeurem @ntbuIia8nlu8.
Spm 2Dtal Der Seem Ycrfer Delegation
lpeBt cine 9rpBe ieibene 6abne nit Dem Siloe
Selparo'8 ulp nit einem Wtpttp 5u @un1teu
Der llllipl. .
Sn bem 2pfa( bet Wetlipurier Delegation III
ein rieltgeS 8plpie= Ofe0er ou89eteut, pas All
Der einen Seite Die Snl6riit bat Dem Spl1.
Spbn s.. Softer BON Wi8eDllli1 perebrt BON ben
Gepublifanern WilIourie'8@; auf Der anoerel
Seite 1T Die SnI4rift: SD werpe Elm 4rppr=
Engagement ltetS beiteben." Oa8 Wfeiier 1T
8 SUP lang.
Die @eyner Semar0'8 weroen bon Sprace
@tcetep, Dapio Dpolep Ttelo, 6ranciS Is.
Slair uitO anperen 9%eleitet; lie lino le9r bitter
Se9eit Selparp. @i1ige Oelegateu baben eilter
Rrrtelt auf9eleet, wprin le iagen, bob Tie nidtS
tbur tpmten, lpeln1 Selparo npmilIirt wiro.
Die 9tcrtbz4 ntericanS ullo Die raoifaleu
Demotraten bon New=Yprf lin0 iebr 5u @un=
Iten bon SemarD.
Dielelt Ibenp perlammelte 1td cine srcBe
WenIdenrnen9e ppr benz Grenupntz6 al1S uno
rplrpe BON einem Wtanne atserebet, Der cine
Dpu9la8<Geoe belt. Oa CT unterbrc9on
wuroe, 10 ftng er an 5u idimpfeu, wpruuf man
i'm perbaftete.
Sir ben San, 0aB @ewarb gum YrdliOenz
ten npminirt pirO, iol Grumbull Ger bodice
gable Sunpe8l %eaatDr ION S(ltnciS) bic gepmiz
nation al8 Si5eprdtoent erbalteu.
9e19 Sewaro ltlto Waoe unD Qincpln bic
berpprra9enoten Sanpipaten.
Die oeutlAe republifau. Convention frat
I'M 2 ll9r pieoer %5ulammen ulp mar aablreib
beludt,
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Mufnnft Scs 0ampfers
rs y a."
8 Sage Wemeres aus europa.

Saltfar, 16. N2ai. Der Ootnpfer @lt=
rop1 lit BON 2iperpppl nit Nadri6ten bis gun
5. B.. aagefpmmen.
Der Oampfer Perlia mar in Queen8tpwl
an9efpmmen.
SAon bente Morgen fu6r bic europa meiz
ter na6 8pitp1, no tie mprSen Otittag eins
treffen lpiro.
Der Oumpfer @ptn6ur9b pur in liverpool
1n9efcnmen. a9
Die pOlitii4en &adridten Oiei e8 DumpferS
ltnO ma9er.
Die en9lilde 9ieformbil mar our 5meiten
Serlel ing %9el0n9t.
Xpro SDbn 9iu1IeQ erftdrte lnt Sans Der Sc
meinet, buB Der en9lilAe Gprl6laa iiber
S4lidtun9 bet Sun Suan Diffitultat BON
amertanilde1 Commencement perlpprfen nor
ben lei unO baB f~ernere Sdritte BON Der Glnt;
mort oeS Sen. GuB auf Die lebte all i9n 9elur9te
Depel4e %abbdn9en.
SIS 9in9en @erit9te BON neuen llnru9en in
Sicilier.
Spauieu ert9eilt cine allsemeine Anrneltie
ltr pclitii6e Gerbre6en.
Ou8 2ebte.
liverpool. SamItag Nadmittag. 8aunl-
wpllenmurft ltdti9. @onlp I8 954.
@nglanb. 9pro 9tullcu be~ltreitet, baB
Die @binaz@ Expedition BIZ sur 3~uritdfunft oeS
2Oro Sl9in perIdpben perbcn lpu ct perltdert
I'M @e9entbeil, poB it9 bic Gprbereitun9ell
5ur expedition ibrem AbI9lu0e ndberu.
3pet Aopof1ten IN Nberoeen Namen8 8lai=
fin ltno olr69ebrannt nit Sinterlallut9 elmer
Sduloenlolt bon g4O0,O 900.
Der @r5bii9of BON Ocrf 1T 9eItprben.
Srantretd. DaS fprt9eleete Stei9en
Der 8rcoltOffpreile in 6rautreid pirO cine
SuSpetltp oe8 Spruerpprt8 na9 England
perurladen.
Der @elebe8entwurf sur MpOifi5irltns peS
Tarif8 auf 81ummOlle urto anpere 8Obltpffe
ltieB auf eirlnittbise Sppoltion I'M 9eleb9eS
berlpen SDrper. Der uelte Eariff lpllte AM Z.
Mai III &rlit tretel1. !
Spauten. @raf Moutemrlin (Ocn Gar
lp8) .uo lein 8ruoer weroen, pa lte Die 2e9iz
timitdt Der &Gnt9in anertannt, mieoer III Die
9tei6e Der tOni9liden Yrtu5en auf9enprumen
lperoelt.
Eartei. 8elsien bietct ber Bfprte 49,
100000 SrancS fir bic Snlel 9ppern.
@n0lano uno 6ranfrei9 terldn9en bon Ser
Pfrrte 100000 6ra1cS fir Die 6repel in
Seboab.
Snbien. Die lesten Nadri9ten BON bort
melpeu, baB Die Gruppcn=@ inIdtfun9en nud
Suoieu in @ripartun9 zines freunpli4en ar>
railJemeltS iu8peupirt iptroen.
Oa8 NGlerlebte.
(leber QueenStopn)
Wd55ini bat cine Nrptlaruatipn an bic
St5ilianer %erlafien, lpprtu ct le beidwGrt, it9
All Stctpr @manuel anSuIdlieBen.
Yart8. Sn 8etreff Der 8duniutg &pm'8
1T nod feline @nti&eipun9 9etroffeu.
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GonqreB.

Us o9tn9tcn, 16. Wfat. Senat,
@ree1 bonn Territprtal=G pmite beri6tete bic
Sau8bia iiber 3ulaiun9 BON &anIa8 p6ue @m=
pfeAln9 ELM. ST %titnpi9te an, bab er eiuiae
4menpemelttS einbrin9en tperDe, beren 3wed
e8 lei, bic Ge6te oeS GOlfS Der perl4ieoenen
Staaten 3u bel6itben uno Die gertrG9e nit ben
Sncianern ebrli9 a185ufiibren. Die Nia wlrpe
5ur Ga9e8crpnung oeS Wtittpp6S' in nddlter
Wode 9enladt.
9uf ben Nutra9 Sales wurbe bel6lO6en, an
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@is beim SAP Mace.

ct Sp9nS, &c. s., IS. Mat. Mebs
rere Gl8ber9e ltno felt eini8eu Ga9en bei Gap
Jface III Sidt llnp Die eurppdil6en Oampfer
mitllen oa9er 3t ipeit iiiplid fabren, ais baB
Tyre 0epelhen anfgefan9en merbcn %tSnlten.
Die Gl8ber9e entfernen it9 inbeB NIB e8 Iebt
SIT bofen, DAP bic Depeiden balo re9elmaBi9
bonn Sap aus iperben iitermittelt merben fSnnelt.
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Mmertfnmt1c6e SSodbrtdbten.

0ew>gOrf. Ger beut{dzame :
rtfQntl6 de 2ebrer@8erefnf dbrt in
unerfenuenmertber 8eiie fort, ieinen Brinsiz
pien 9etreu, gu mirfen. Gb9eleben baprll,
baB er it6 jeet nit Der Stutiltif iGmmtli6er
beutIder 5dulen Neip=0 orf8 befuBt, arbeitet
perielbe fOrtipd6renO an BEN SnterelIen peut-
ider @r5ie9unS. DAP er reflt tii4tige Mdn.
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@cipnrn N 6nnir

Anbnrn, g. g., 10, Mai. Sewarb
IT pterber 9eforninert, INN beier nit leineu
6reuro II in Chicago telegrapbircn III fSmen.
Setne Treunre bier neblnen Zen lebbafteItet
alttbeil all Ieilem pOlitil6en S6idIalc, liub
ober purfaltS nidt lansuinil6.
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MnfMnft oes Somnfers sorros

New Yprt, 16. Mui. Der Oarnpfer
Sor1at 1T bon Sapana uno 0fafau anQefpnls
men. unter ben BON lebterem Safen 9etpmz
lllerelt Balla9teren bcfinOet ltd @rz8raIibent
Pierce nit letner @eutablin.
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SPrtn9ftelp, Ma1, Is. Mui. Die
plerte G5atlpnal=F feroe- au8ltelluns miro III Der
erlten NScde beS September bier ab9ebalten.