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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

IMPORTANT M
SKIRT DEALERS


IMPoRTANT TO
SKIRT DEALERS
LA. OSBORN,
Formerly
.,.1 oss3HN 81 InHssRs 70 b. NEw PATENT
CHAMPION SKIRT,
which for GRACE COMFORT and DURABiLIal sI eT
ali obsrs ever offered 10 the public cHE Qua
"a made IN great variety Of styles whch csnno' ~ " P
in any market. One Of the latest styles hn'wn~D
CHAM oION BELLE,
H Hssknovlsdsed by all who have seen y 70 be M
or sny other country. THE RENOWNED
IMPERIAL SKIRT
O. al, IN g,ea demand and all the improvement OF
bsne and style The es. objection 20 Hoop sks enaisy
oyefcoms In THE CHAMPION and IMPERIAL, tney geahs
mad, n such manner and Of such atty a. % be no ~
The way ef GETTING IN And OUT W CAhkiA"ho' o"'
HlBUeES, CAhS, &c. . =, IL a, a.
IOBBERs are requested to hsnd In thek orders early 70 -
cnye The goods A my and daily productions WI oo
meet m. demand without ncreang the msnufacnfe wncn
am doing daily hoping h a orders with pronpenoes a1
SKIRT NUFACTUREES
ran ob,.in LICENSE UNDER NY EXTENSION ohsnf
PATENT on hbsIsl terms at the ONCE of be
DEALfRS ARE CAUTIONED not to buy or sell = -. ~.
SION SKIRTS unless the properly "a -
thority from me- al indnges Of my patent WIZ '' H
l.. A. OSBORN,
DEDOUED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

"Oue Of the few and natural portraits Of char
soer and have Nearly all OF them including
Uncle Toms Cabin of the replies thereto mere
eaatures Here is the genuine Niger be in the
| kitchen and field every day." Richmond Va) Despatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

at viii anuse and instruct all who do not fully know the hap
piu,.. Of ufs in dsrkey dom."-I Richmond EnqaIer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-12

ROYAL QUARTZ DICTIONARY
HlCKLlNG, 5w AN BREWER st Room No. 4 Appleton's
Building where the complete work In the various styles Of
dndng may be Copies delivered psyment Of sub
sctption price, 81 80 The price Of the Library Edition viii
- raised when the distribution Of copies regular subscribers
skAr have been sompletsd. J. II. BAILEY, Agent
Aesxa HICKLIN0, SWAN BREWER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
The Wreck of the Hungarian.
Terrific Spectacle.


The particulars Of the wreck of this vessel will
never perhaps, be ascertained. No on board, so
far as is known, was spared to tell the fate of his
companions. All went down together, and sleep to-
gethcr in the same watery grave seems, however,
that the laundering of the vessel was witnessed of
Cape Sable by two brothers named Nickcrson, whose
observations are thus recorded by the Yarmouth IN.
s.) Tribune:
At o'clock, n man named Barry Nickerson, re-
sdirg on Cape Sable deserted exactly in the direc-
ton of the reef known as :" Horse Race" what he
took to be the lights of a steamer. These lights,
when frsr seen, were stationary and remained i'm
moyably in the same position for more than half an
hour then they appeared to move very swiftly in n
northwesterly direction and in the course Of ten or
fifteen minutes became once more stationary.
Mr. Henry Nickerson, who resides on Fish Island,
states that he first saw the lights in the position the
wreck now occupies, o'clock, and surprising that
some unknown vessel was in Distress aroused his son
and his neghbor, crossed in fishing skif the inlet
which divides the island from Cape Sable, and, In
the hope of attracting the attention of the crew, ex-
hibitcd lighted lantern from the highest point OF
land to be found
The lights of the unknown vessel continued to be
visible until day-break, when they disappeared, prob
ably in consequence of the fall of the mast to which
they were attached.
As day dawned, the hull of a large steamship was
plainly discernable on the e Great Rip dang
GUS ledge about two miles southwest of Cape Sable,
the foremast gone, mainmast. mzzenmast and smoke
pipe standing, and the breaking constantly over
the ship. The rigging of the mainmast had the ap-
pearapce according to the statement of our inform
ants, of being crowded with human beings, to the
number of between fifty and sixty-a supposition We
see no reason to discredit
About halt an hour after sunrise, the mainmast
was seen to go overboard--the smokeppe disappeared
soon afterwards. and the mzzenmast followed about
10 o. m.
The spectacle is described by those who witnessed it,
one of terrific grandeur-the sea around white
surge after surge broke against her iron sides
the spray dashing in volumes to the height Of her
masthead, and the bOws pouring in ceaseless cata-
racts over her decks.
The violence of the sea was so great during the
morning and the early part Of the day, that no at
tempt could be made to approach the ship Not even
life boat it is affirmed, could have been got through
the breakers which enyironed the coast.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

--Rcsolution have been introduced In the fenn-
svlyapia Legislature, contemplating the pur-
chase of that portion of Virginia known as the
..Pan-I.andle'' 1t empowers the Governor 10
appoint three Commissioners, TO meet 5IniiA7
numl.ef to Be appointed on behalf d fiEsinis' q
negotiate such cesbion- The feniisY sanIa
Commissioners ara 70 report toe t,raia AM csn-
ditions il any are greed C. 5 iie nsst aessiofs
ci sse Ierie.atercs e tae trYe etes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

STATES lNEQuAnTlEs.-Sou SouthTen lnen say IN
Congress, and with truth. too that il the negro
counted ONE in the Counstition, and was aitoge-
ther what the aholtinnists say he is-a man
entitled to ssequality' with the white man---the
south would reap from this theory sixteen nort
members of CoRgress.-Nao York Express.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, APRIL Is, 1860.

''''S'',r !" "p '''''" 20 !" |'"'t' 'n'o'
ton Ai1er considerable discussion al som
o"'i'emon', tie resolution oaef-a'hY M, Duran
/, Was adopted na@ely that e'snt delegates Ei"l
100 elected 20 the CHARLESTON CnnEsntl"n' from
'ne La,ier", nnl| irgm a., western 'ouGres
sion"' i''st','I ana l'1' ia, "H'"nrr o' ".'gF
nn'es s"o"'' @''o "' v'es's' "olH '"Vh o' u"
pistf'et''
L"e convention '.rn grperrleA 70 erection
State Electors, I1l NJ, d, ugiham, Auorne!
Genera. oi Gee State, w". o'e..ea Dy 9ec!awatiuf
ana without olps'".n' Tor th' state AZ @rFe, o.
'hs Eastern lu"gres'onHl p,'N'r,. zen h"HI
was lhen put 10 nomination Tor Lircior o, tNI
sA'o az large Tor the Nes'"gn congressional pl,'
'flct' several "'g'r names We're h's' lH' Il
h'"ih""1", U"" "" N''"H'"'n except COL = ~
LOWS, IH4 N'sF M"' tHeh 'Nhnn 10y Countess
when It Mas logod t.a' "sn, "authad received
lsU votes "nd Coz, Ie"Is %, nen. want was
then declared dG'y elected, 40 having received
/ '"u,tiIu' a. an 'he votes
me loA"M'nG grnt .nrH we're next Qu' IN nom,
,nH'lon "a Electors l"r tna L's'eTh ln"s''ss""'!
blSHict' Uhn Ier'!N'V '"e hOm'.r o' N"'"i an
n'&eI 10 t"elf mMm's' 10 WIZ" h'liUI't,",
a. l. k1l"oy' i"N2 nF' NIGnt "'' 40 ono
having recciHei '%o,'"'Eu' VI u. I"e 70 U.s. t"'
ron Mas again calisI' anu "'' I1''if' having
E..,"o,,n"h, lhe I,sG,' %.S "" '.'.'"s i1ln'y .
io4 "IE"'' - - H"'N'y winning one %
m'Nhs FHvt'''" '"o''"''"'' '"-'' Was '0nh'' ue"''
y no e,Sc"oN'
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va 49, 49, 20 .....' ~.'"''1 I'' - ' ''
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Inc n"''! o' NJ N' 4'''sr' E'.. was '"'n w
J" NOMINATION. 'o' '"t'''. 'o' ,n1 ,n1 "I''G.h W.
to's'''a'oh"' D.''I'.'' .''' ."V'f Gs',iht'' ~
''f c"l'',S.5 ''' ",'''''''al'' - 40 ' "a MS
power 90 II.''''1 nc success Oh ''I "''!'
.NF' ""'''a' %, b'G",'''' was '"'n luE ~
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
TERMS OF
THE DALLAS HER RALD,


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The following gentlemen respectfully requested 90 act
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DR.. O. NJ, PEAK and A, Y, FowLEn, ESQ, Fort Worth.
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J. ii. PRNcr, EsQu Wcathcrofd, Parker County.
w. I. g. WEAVER, Esq, GAINESVILLE, Cook County,
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II. ID. JOHNSON, ESQ., Commissioner, Galveston,
7. ii. SHIELDS, Esq., bd GmyIcrSt, New orleans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

The FuGITIvE SLAVE LAw.-New Jersey has
q fugitive slave law of her own. The stakeholder
or his agent can apply to common pleas Judge,
and the arrest will be made bT the sheriff, and
question of property be decided by three judges.
New jersey has also law authorizing slave
holder 10 take bis slaves through the STATE, and
make temporary Tesideuce with ibeI1-
This is the Only Northern State that has pass-
ed a law 4 protect lie reghts Of ths soatl, &C
.reraibg to lgis Is graaGe. fGa-l Reporter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

CBTrngEEs-SALE OF 1HE NE'IEi LAND The
Washington correspondent q tbu 81 lpui,
Republican. Enier date 6i M'=.h -. iu regard
to tine sale Of the Cherokee Neu n -....l ,.rs
John Rose. Chief Of the Che-cAses, a'1 r.
ce Krei- ard the Peg delegates are Avra, trying
70 sell out e. the United Sta thr7 Eeuttal
lands embracing Mctige cornty. S41s--, t'tsl
Of ei-ht hundred thousand a.--s 'i order t'
raise means to carry on their -Tsr-tHcni - he
administration opposes the T"sT-'s5 aiihorF''
this lard vas forced on tirIr II ll'u %. tse h"p-
5r.l ihous,aA .-ii4,s. b. . iie were oHtt-
lad ,--Ssr tl-., ifsslf IS iill Inu0f8red
in;, Consrs IS r-s.i iing Cor @ i land 5.s
f,r ,l,s.ssIr oT li.cir lsni. ~ tr0- is halG iH
iruss - the iHaiie-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
Platform adopted by the State Democratic
Conuention. held in Galveston, April 1860.

ssored lst That Democratic party OF tine state of
Texas re- affirm and in the principles contained in
the Platform Of the National Democratic Convention hol at
nc,n ali in June 1856 OF their political
faith and opinions and herewith re-asseft aud set forth the
therein contained embracing the only doctrine
which can the integrity Of the Unon and the equal
rights ofthe sates aud most deny the Squat
ter Sovereignty doctrine gwen 10 that Platform.
3D. give greater emphasis TO those principles
applicable present political issues and exgences,
further and specially declare.
That Texas independent and sovereign nation
joined the confederaey Of the United States thereby enter
c ata cr1laf Th zach and al the States the terms
eoniiiaas whereof enl1sed 10 the constitution Of
uite Sfa. re fhH beng eect, hat the Siate
u Ts-s berg trrtnt -f tiie ecnfrierey shouid -fe
.e THROUGH The ottrne of toe Tinted Saics c-Frsin
zrs M i.isa.fc q if sastIt gng- and hie4 rie
asd rrsed trcset hero GorfrnTpant- iiat y Be-
s1df1cr nf tiscoufcdefsey, Texas rstso xii %
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18
GALVESTON, April 3, 1860.

UALVts iPTII q, IOUU'
| DEAR HERALp:-The Democratic Convention ad-
ourned to-day, to meet at Dallas on the I'd Monday
in April next. Great unanmity of sentiment has
prevail during the entire meeting and especially in
the formation and adoption of the Platform. You
will from the following platform that Squatter
Sovereignty gets hard lcks, and no prospect OF
an endorsement from the people of Texas, except
that portion repr sented by Jack Hamilton, who has,
it is here reported written letter re-afirming his
old Squatter Sovereignty views This Convention is
as clean thing as has ever assembled in the State
Here is the platform
platfor1r, ndonted by the State Delnoeraic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-17

Stlaoen9o1oel lcl nidt mebr mitSem Sob.
~lpnoern NIT leben8lan9lider @tnlperuna Be-
ltraft neroen.
Wtalpn leete bic Nrtlpprt be8 betr. 0e St
Warlbal8 Dor, wornad Spbn 9rOwn s in
Sbio l1ur mittelt 8affen9eluult perbaftet aers
ben fam. A
6eruer legte Mal on ben 8eridt Der bett
Ser. ct. 8eanlten itber bic Gerbaftuna Gan.
born'8 bot, wcrnud bieier mad BEN bon ben
Stoat8Qerthten in MaH19uIettS eetbaueu
Sdritten uidt mieber Derbaftet perben fam.
8eioe8 ipnrbe an ba8 Sulti3>G pmite nit benz
Nuftra9 perpiel en, buB e8 bariber beridteu
lpue, pb Wa6regeln 1tDtbi9 Ieten, TIM bic Nus
toritdt oe8 Se1atS 5u mabren unb Die Berbafz
tung Der 3eu9eu gu belpirfen. @'
Gunner beantra9te, baS MemOrial Sanz
6prn'8 an bafelbe @onlite gu perpeiIen, tppr@
iiber 1id Elm beiti9er DtSput 3lpiiden 9rumbua
uno MalDn emit pa111t.
Sau8. 8om G6irteber lief ein 8eridt
Elm, pcrit er bic 3ab( Der unter ibm Nnsetel,
ten ai19ibt,
Burnett mics auf bic Notbpenbiofeit ber
01efprmirung BON OetBbrdu9en in 8etreff Iols
der Nemter Fin, bu INN 3 mebr 8eamte au9c.
Ileul leteHt Wy uluA VtAuuYC' w let ltelo elUe
Sdaar ben Nenterid9ern ba, bic man befries
Disen mii6e. ST beantra9te Seripeiiun Oea
@esenltanoe8 an Elm Spe5ial=@pmite. Die
5aAe ipnrOe le6pd an oaS 6e4nun98>@p mitt
uerpieI e1.
g8in8lOw beantra8te, oa8 Sau8 iOlle id AM
6reitus Bis gum 1. Wfai pertuseu uno Der &C.
nat nm feline 3ultimnun9 9ebeten tperben.
Se1c99 beantra9te, ftatt bi8 3unt /. Ma+
lid bis gum 81. Waai 3u pertasen, bu bic Son.
pentipnen in Baltimore nnb Chicago bieielb'
8eritdli4tt9un9 perbtenel unD pa aud gu tire,
Belt i'm Spu9rele nidt8 9eIdeben fSuae.
N14 ldn8erem Sin= uno Serrebelt ipnrbt
Die gauge Qn9ele8enbeit auf ben Gid 9eles
ul1p guar NIT 115 8e9en Y Stimmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-17

Ser Stats Der SuperpiIoren BAT all bic &c.
ei8latur ba8 @rluden 9elteDt, bic Soften Der
aufnabme ber @eiunOtiduft 5u iibernebmen.
Ole Remaining bes Dppbattan bat 8efebl
erbalten, 1t9 am 5. an 8prp 81 be9eben uuo
Der Dampfer piro wabridetulidl an benz lelben
Gage bic @eiterreile ~antreten.
Ser Dampfer Brother Sonatban" fam ant
3. bier an. @r brinst yta4ridten aus Ores
spn bonn 26. y. M., aus benz Territcrium
8al6ineton bonn 29,p. W. unb aus 8ritil9
Columbia pom 80. y. iWe, hG
Die Snlel San Suan mar 9enletnI1n BON
a~nlertaniiden uno britilden Truppen beiebt.
Mn iddete bic 3abl Der Winer am Sra
ser anf 5000, wprurter 1000 Gbtnelen, Die
gfadridten pplt ba .lauten iebr befricoi9enb.
9teue Goern fpurDert an Der 4tebenen Ste0en
entoedt. s2 ao.aa
Die No4ridten aus Sre9pn unO @afbin9s
ton ltr1o gang iutpi9tt8,
Dur9 ben Bombattan BAT man Nadri4teu
aus Sapan bonn Is. 6ebr. Die Reeierung
Bate nit Der 8rdsuns ameritanil6er Dollars
besOnnen unD ibnen lesalen Gpurs perlieben ;
bierpurd 1T cine Sunptl6lpierisfeit far ben
Sanbelsperfebr nit benz NuSlanOe beleiti9t.
Die Nadridtea bon ben Sanowidss Snieln
Itno uapidttg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-17

sebn Snpalionen III 9iiOlanppen ltatt9ebabt,
bic neutraliltrten proDii5en ober nc belebt
prr6en leien, neil eben bic Sdpei5 tie beldubt
babe. = ST.. 615p lhln9 bieranf 5ipet Aorelz
len Dor bic cine in tele9rapbtlder 6o1t1 an
ben 8unpe8ratb, oaB na1 oaS 9rpBte Serz
trauen in i'm Iese uno bon lhm erparte, CT
merpe bic nDtbigen ener9ti4en WaBreseln gum
5dube be8 8l.terlanpe8 er9reifen Die anoere
an bic 8empbner BON @bablai8, 8auci9np,
0enepoi8, paB le audi feruer6i1 tbre @eltn=
nllltoeu fir bic S9met5 au8lpreden nno ltetS
ultp 31 ieber 3eit unp 9e9en Seoernann Die
Iete MbIi6t, nut Sdwet5er peroert 3t ppllelt,
erfldren mitEten, u1o baB tie Damn auf Die
6ilfe uno Die llnterltibun9 per Sdpet5 redz
men fSnnten.
DieIe ADrellen purpen ppm per- ommelten
8elfe ei1tlfinlnltB angenonmen. glele S1pop@
arben mpbnten Der 8erlautmlun9 BET INIT etaer
oerlelbel1, Or. Sblpa, batfte benz Splfe BON
SEM i'm Nalnen leiner 2ano8lelte fir bic i6nen
6isber bepieIenen Spmpat6ieea AUDI tbeilte
er nit, DAP Die bret Oiitrifte auBer per Yrpte=
lfatipn an bic iibrisen @rpBmadte cine Brptez
tuition ali oen &ailer Napplepn 9e9er Die Sin
perleibuno III 6ranfreid bdtten s~elansen lalierl
UNI iebe8 frieoli6e Mittel gut 20iuug Dieler gu
eiier Qeben8frage fit lie 9epcrbenen An9ele<.
senbeit 3u erld6pfen. I1'
Nnt SAlulle Der 8plf8perl amr1lung 5et3te
MtzS taatSratb @arteret III ldngerer NeOe, bab
bic S9wei5 III 6pl9e Der Sertra9e eta unbez
iireitbare8 9fedt ouf iene Dtltrtfte babe, oaB
es aber ldeine, al8 rplle 6ranfretd, metl eS
mddtiaer lei ais bic fleil,e S6wei3, bic Ser<
trdae nun Dann eelten lullen, penn eS ibm bon
9prtbeil lei, Dap bic 5dpeiS aber benz @runoz
Iabe treu p6ilf Dir Ielbf ttnp @Dtt miro Dir
b%elfen!1 i4re beOrOhte ltabban9i9feit merbe gu
pertbeipi9en mtlen. aa
@ir baltelt inter ben pblpaltenoen Serbaltz
uilen bic &uno9ebun9en III SEM fit nod pid>
tiger ul1o erfreulider, ais bic in Der oeutI4en
5dwei5; renn 3unddlt mirO n1o muB bic
.fitnfti9e 5qlttng Der Superintendent naturlid,
bnrdy Die Saltuug ber AM rnlnlttelbarltet be-
.Drpbten &antpte beptn9t iper0en. m Es
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-17
Baltimore lOefkfr.
- 81 ltinIrre. oen II. april 1860.
GrittenOtn IlllO SOniton.

9n bieIer tollen 3eit bet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fulotionet uno BrGItoentenma6ereien, mp 1t4
neben Der ltaat8mdrniI den @rDBe zines
@eparb unD Der benagpgiI9en 0rSBe et1les
Opuola8 Die pplitii9e Snlpoten5, Die ppltttlde
;Soltcrail, urp bic mpplitil9e @itelfett auf
blG6t, 1T e8 bpppelt erquidlid, bin nnO pIeoer
audi mod einem 8olttiter gu bese8aelt, per tel
nen @br9eiS, feline @itelfeit, feline Selbltltberz
I6dsung unp feline politiide SpefulattOn@lpntq
3eist.
ga 1T Ser alte Is rittenben BON Sens
tadp. elm MQnn, Der I'M f~leirelt Singer mebr
8~erfano unb Grfabruns BIT, ais orei glertel
Der lest a(eutbalben pie Bllle anfl9ieBenoen
pplitlhen Spefulanten 5llann1en9eaont9el III
ibren S6doelt beberber9et. @rlttehoen bat
bieIer Gaae BEL elmer politilden 6eltlidfett in
Meranbrid erflart, baB er Die ibm bon rielen
ieiner alien 8bi9freanoe an8ebptene Prdltoerts
i6aft8fanoioatur auf'8 ernlflidfe 5uriidpeiie f;
BENT ba8 9ano beoirfe in Der 9e9eltplrti9en
Rrili8 eine3 ~eiIernen 8rdIioenten, eine8 Wa1z
mes BON pbslIdem lpwpbl ais nloralii6em
Mutbe, eine8 ManneS, Der, darafterfe|t ipte
Sad on, jeOen 9e5eiliOnifen uno Serratber,
mSse berIelbe npm Stpei roer gtcroer tpnlz
men, nit bent Commemorate uSerr! SD bin
8rdliOent!" Surifideude. - S4l" ieete ST,
@rittenpen beldeipeu bin5u, bin fein &auotOat
fir Die 8rdlOenti daft."
Gam 6puiton Der alte Selp bon Gan
Sactnto, Der @rinoer pe8 gtaate8 Seras, Der
lansidbrise witrpise 8unpe8lenatDr rno leei8e
@puOerneur BON 5eraS, bat auf bic anfrage,
Oh man i'm in @barletOn ais Brdlioentldaft5s
&anpioaten DprIdla9en ottrfe, III elllel1t SrleTe
Seautpprtet, Der nit fol9enOer 1Od9er5tsenGr<
flarun8 idlieBt: sd 9eifatte eS ni4t oab
meiit Narre trgen0 elmer Convention prdIentirt
wirO aud miirbe i9 ME cine Domination aaz
nebmen, bic bur@ aunlt9riffe pper pfifige lln=
terbanplungen beperflteui9t wdre. SInte eS
ie pubtu, baB MAJ MIDI rpdblte, pbne baB metz
ne Mabl nit Der Stilnme oer Wialoritdt be8
amerifanii6eu 9clte8 I'M Ginflan9 itiinoe, =
ntdt etnen ein3i9en Sag wpllte id i'm Ittte
bleiben, ~IpnOeru ih wiiroe MIDI ITS Bripatlez
ben 5uriid3teben unp mein Croft pdre meire-
Gels # a."
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fen. 96on bore man td8lidl Don fleinen 0iebs
ItGblen unD @tnbriiden.
@esen biele Spitbuben fam a1enfau8 cine
quite goli5ei idlbea. aber 9esett Die BON Ell
risen Setten beubli6ti9te Prelerei Der 6remz
ben eibt e8 wie e8 ldeint, feine Nettung.
ct. 2oui8. ST. 6einrt9 8Srms
It / n l6rieb (rie leiner 3eit altd I'M u8efer".
g~eneloet %lpurpe,) I'M Sabre 1853 cine 5ipeite
Brei8bemerbun9 fit ben beiten oeutld~omeriz
|fantlden Homan aus uno l9lug ba5u 5wet
Stoffe aus bet anerifanild den @eIdtdte Dor,
ndrulid ben @eneral 8 arpn pom
Salb unb bic @pi1obe Aarpn 8ur1'8.
Sc fam baum aber biz gum Nt1aufe bet Be-
lftmlnten 8ewerbun985eit nur cine ein5i9e Grz
belt Elm, ndmlid Gin beutfher 8az
r M, Siltoriid~romantii6e Grsdblung aus
Der 3ett be8 anertfauilden observation-disclosures
BON Or. IS. Nrmin9 in 8rooftHn ga. 81.
Spntte nun bteIelbe inter 10 belpanbten llnlz
lfdnoen altf nidt NIT benz Bretle Ielber 9e=
trSut meroe1, 10 iDurbe iie bod 10 preiSpiirrtg
1nb in aflen Stiiden titdti9 %befunSen, buB 81,
86rulfein iidl nit benz 8erfoler nod benz BON
Dieiem %beiimmten Spnorar abfano l1no nurt=
mebr ben Npma1t ben Qelern be8 ,,Nnseioer
peS We1ten8" %pprfest. Der oewdblte Stpff
1T eit an5iebenoer, reider uno f%ellelnber, uno
Die 8ebanpluns cine 9eDanbte uno 9ebieselte.
6err Trtebrtd 8app in Seem : gprf,
Der leinem 2eben Steuben'S Elm anpere8
BON be aatb fpl9en luIien pcIte, Bate
Ildpn III Sranfreid ba8 prlitdnbi9e Waterial
oa3u selarnmelt, baS ct ooun ober Srtt. Arz
ming 3l itberlaien Die gate bate,
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Eelc9rnpbticbe Wabricbten
8ertdtet fur ben n8aGttmSre.W eder.n
NOn1reB.

@aibtn9tOn, 16. 4pril. 9enat.
Millcn f%iiltoi8te cine 8il iber Before llnterz
briidun9 be8 Carbohydrates an. Nap bieler
8il iOnea 5 Sdraubenoampfer bot eerineem
Gief9ang far bic ofritanil9e &ilte sebaut mer<
ben fiir bic NuSlieferuns zines ieben auf benz
8Ooem Der Ser. Staaten selanbeten %afrifani=
ldea Sflapen an einen Ser. ct. Marlbal lpa
cine gelD9nuas Bpm 500 an8be5ablt tperbesn !;
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0pualaa.9triammlnna b mnihinoton

WaIbtngfOn 16. NprIl. beute ytadt
bielt cine 9rpBe In5a9l pOlt 6reultpen oesSrn.
Douglas, meiit Qellte aus ben ncromeltliden
St1aten, cine 8erlammluas i'm National Soe
tel. Gu4 Senotor Gftngman ron
Nprbs@ aroltn a belt babel cine 0ieoe.
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8erboftuna Nrppr's.

@abin stou 16, Npril. 8rpor wlr<
be beute per9aftet uno riro mor9en 8irsI9aft
oafiir %leilten, baB er ii9 nidt init Softer buell.
liren min.
Wlan slaubt, baB 1i6 morgen beibe 6duler
iber bic Belt Der @cnpenttpuen Dertagen.
Die StaOt iptmmelt non Delegaten mad
-@harlelton. aa :
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0ampfer ~aeiunfen.

Wt nj pbtS, 16. Npril. Der Daupfer
DEFENDER, BON NewsS Orleans mad gittSburg,
Oerianf int Miifiiippi, inOem EreibbOls 8e8en
i6n tieB,
Dret Dedpa1osiere ertronfen.