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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
SelegrapbiIcbe YIabrtobteu.
8ert4tst fur ben baltimore 8eder.'
8pn @aibinatpn.

@aibtng ton 10. Suit. @as, bic
fitr3lih BON yeem Srlear8 ~eefpmmene Dope
l9e betrifft, mOruud lih Elm y. ct. 3Oaz@ut
ter sur gerfcl9un8 De8 nit 6libultiern nad
Central Amerifa abSesan9enen Sdcners SAY
Tor aui9emadt bat, 10 mar eS i6eu leit 2 Nto-
naten %tetannt, Dab fletne 6llbultter=A btbeilun=
gen ab9eben man SAB leocd fpetter ni6t barr
auI Nht. (5deuBli4 9enu9! Die Gep, !,
3ie alte oemrtr. DISQUALIFICATION wtrc
li6 nun fOrulid IN 5wei fetuolia Ye8entiterltez
benoe @ampdSne<@lub8 (Dcu9laa uno 8ref=
inrip9e) rr9aniliren, 4sa4 .4ats
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Der sS MISUNDERSTANDING

8aibin9tpn sl13. Suit. @tne mil
pielen llnterldriften beoedte Yetitiou wurbe
Rem 8raliOenten unO purd pieien Dem Srie98.
m%inilter iiter9eben, NORM um nn9eldumte
Wieper=N ufnabme Der Arbeitea am Aquapuft
gebeten mirD.
gefanntlid b~eniQi9te Der GonSreb fir Der
Nquapnft cine balbe Wtilipn nit Der 8eot1=
suas, Dap @apt. aieisS Die arbeiten leiter
IOue ber Brdlioent dber nabm an lesterer 8e-
Oin9ung NntoB, paaer pa8 ~alleini9e 8erfis
9uns8s0fedt iiber Ser. ct. Sfi5iere babe. J4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
@rplpfpn zines 0ampffe0tls.

Nprfplf, 70. Sult.I lSeute erplpoirte
Der Dampfte1el BON @raper'8 Sd9cmibleq
Die Maldiue lpuroe total 5ertrin1mert, Der.
aelel 20 6uB bod biaaufseldleuoert, 0err
@rapeS uno 3 Arbeiter wuroen perlebt, gfiez
mano setSotet. Yerlulf $4,000. .l.a "a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

= Ott9er 8sretn lit iest ~pCaitlnCts eoaltitnrt bic Wtttslieber oeS-
leIDen wplen 9eidui9n ilnmtIub am ndGlten DlItpG ben IS. IS.
Dtta. N ibrtm tO.ale &O. 292 SOul4z @barle9fr. erl9einea, %
nod nt1t8e @ei9alte p%ortiesen, Sine 9rOBe Ofane antbetle
wuroem lcfort angenommen,. UeS9al5 Ipl9e Yerionen. ce nod bet-
5utreten wanlben, ~wobltsua' i9 l9re antbeie 81 taern' eye
lie ~per9rifen lno- s aMa 3a Hay at rsta ~.
NlWlteu Ututpo9 5pete @tnsablung. .ag
En @WtD Sl Nufra4e: i. Otetrl@S, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
etaatseOppentiOn Der ,lniOns=partei.

llttean q. 3, 12.J 3ult. Die Staut8=
convention bet unlon8sPartei wuroe beuteW iits
tag Il ubr in Medanie'8 Sqll %erSfnet. Die
8et6eiligunS mar idwad. Wan itelte Elm
@Omite auf pelaeS ieiner 53elt elm geu=,Spe@
tzGleftora(tidet 5ulammen5nlesen bat. Dantl
alma bic Convention aus ~etlanoer. =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Metamora 8anDerein go. 8.

Ole erte @erIammlun9. Oe8 Dben8enannten Sauoeretn8 puroe
unter arpker 3betlnabuie ~at0ebaltel. Der 8eretn Drgantirte ib
bureb @rpdblun9 prop. Seamtea nao iteute ole 9aupt5ranola8en
be8 8eretns felt. Il
mercen bierourn bSiihlt en9eQcen, T9 nab1ten Dpnnetlta8 cen
10. b. Wt. in Der 8ebduiun9 cS 0errn 2Sul, 0beubaSn Pacafr.
Je. 80 nabe benz 9erin0tOn, Wfaret etnSufinben, moen an belo8-
tent abenb Die @tmI9reibe9eloer sr9oben. Der o~caitanbt9e 9eltss
entpmf ~porgeleien UNI. Die cefintttpe 8eantenpabt tatHiuoen
trpiro. SIN Nuttr90e: sL@.Hs ~
SMOUfOO $. 8ep.Spbn Batter. s.. GartL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
senersbruna il mbeslina. pa

& 50 &c cling, II. Sult. DaS Waaren=
bous prn gu8bp, 2ittlp & So. tpurbe Setera
Morsen Elm 9taub Der 6lammen. Der 8er=
lut betrus 81, 900. a.at4i mua1 Is9aa.4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Sinridtnna Ses geerdubers siers.

Nem Oprt, -. Suli. 5tfS wurpe
beute auf 8eolon'8'. .SstanO bin9eri6tct. Gr
lt1rb 1eidt rno lprab auf benz 96affot meiter
nt4t8, dl8 paB er ben Wari4aGI &pnoerS bal,
i'm i6nel1 3u bdin9en. @44A5 t7i4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

lebt, taB eS 5weifelbuft 1T, pt er nit benz Sc.
ben Dapon frmlltt. Sp miro oieie @utaltropbe
oielIeidt 13 Wtenlden pa8 9eben tolten. Der
Sdaoen an gl8entbum 1T ouf circu $780, 600
nccnltatirt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Irnhlinaa Rannerein.

! Gen Wlit9leoern 9enonnten WereinS fcwie aQen benientSen
lpelde lib pIeleul ert Dor turSent geyrtnceten 8eren NOD, anlhlle
Ben modem, eiene Sur Nabrubt, Dap DIenlta9 ben t7.b. w. ME
Der @elO pertauft Wirb I'M Qerlanlmlun95lptal BET i. Auerr ga
%rato9atr. SEQ. 1872. iag iel s.6 .@E
n SOtp SIM Quftra9e: S, @abrtO, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Nplitiidles aus @irainia.

0i9mon0, 70. Sui, gBie man BORT,
.peroen bic DouBla8sD emofraten cine Staat8z
Convention nat Stauntrn bernfen uuo @lect
loren npmiliren, ssssas 2ro .a,44 I
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
aSeftern Tranfltn 8auperein.

Z Ole Det9Ieoer Dbt9en 8ereinS lperoeh bierourA onf9elOrbert
Otpnta9 ben 10, ,. ". pinttlih i'm 8er1ammlun98lOtale fib ein
%;uiipSei, tnoeai en lpitti8er YOri@tas sur %4blttnmuns pOrlteet
Nttterldeinenbe blben lt9 ben barber 9efasten Ssl9luInen 81
fl9eM. Sm Wultraae:
! . .. @abrtD, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Ser 6ermania 8am0erein

sat in Sol9e rmsu9s oe8 Serrn .. Bars ien 8eranlmlun9SlOfa
tad 0b. Soenmato in 9Ombaroitr. Nerp- Nlieutblp- &eonS 9e-
,eniiber, oerte9t, WoUOn Die Nett9lieeer gefdui9t 6enntnGB neb-
men mcQeu. e5
Op6S s#8 ne 80 s#HHs =. Y. Ntdel, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
CnGlt Mnch Bic site.

e4t in6je tGblenS bon 9rihlat 9aunen Be daheteu Gdunti6teiat
oS unter3eltneten g8etBbierbrauers no Der thermometer 10 @roo
ateort9er 3e0t a8 oranBen. Dalelbit idc Sbrber .bridenoen Stbe
eHtrltdt uno SbrfDnnt BET elmer 4tablen 8lpn6en" ben oettrodne-
ten @aamsn INNER in scbOriser S~eu3t9teit erbalteu. 6rnmt uuo
uberseu9t @nb! WprtB Prtn98beim,
lSI1I,3nt I08 ~ MSetBbierbrauer, No. 16 Q. Sreoeridnr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Saratoaa 8anoerein Nlp. 8.

0eriommlun08otal: 9tbertp 9au.
4 Den Mits(iebern CUR 9tA6ri9ts baB am Ifonta9 &beno ais aR
Is. b. Wd8, oaS erite @elo perltrt1en miro, wo5u beielben bbt-
li3it einselaoen peroen. SOlten fb nod einise neae WtitSlieee'
anlbliBed molten, 10 miBte Dies am bela8ten Abeno 8eiteben, pa
MUIR npp circa 80 Antbeile perSeben perSsn uno Der Seretn lCnlt
9eitlOfen nib. .G0f
y 9etnrt@ QSa9ner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Nun 6nnomno.

0ew 0prf, 10. 9uli. Der Dumpfer
philadelphia" 1T nit 5opanna .9tadri6ten
big gum 8. ,. ansefcmmen. Ni4t8 bon @id<
tt9feit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

OefunSheitS=NDtis.

9eaItb-Odfiee. 10. Snli 1860.
9ausbaher, N9enten uno ale babel intereffrte Perionen weroen
bternit erlu6t, ibre Rdumlidteisn in unb Dor ben 9dnlern 81 rel
nisen unb Nat8. mas wdbrenb bes warmeN Q8st erS Der @eluno-
bel. na9trdSItb fem fSnnte, we93ArduKsn. - 9enaue oeCoo1-
tun9 bieer Nn5ei9e lit nOtbmeu6tle bas bic Yol3el pen naplteI
DtDna9 an Die @eb9noe eraninirt.
@egen bic Natld6t0en wexoen Die in Der Sroonaa5 beittn'uten
Straen in Mmpen6un9 9eDraht.
SIN Nattrage ees 8oares; en-
DOSS 5. @ilImau, Mt. D. Ser,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
arbeit Madweilnnnog-yiire
VbQnleSltr. J(D. 81.

~. NDuTIItDNC. JlD. DO. -
unter Nufidt Der nOeuti6eu @e1eliGat.s .
Aue O~teienigen, pelde eentite 9onowerter, Arbciter sber Giengt.
boten an bei66iteen miinIhen, iOmie aHe o~eutIdben NrbtitSnfsn-
ben molten ib periDnlit cDer in frantirten 8riefn an ben aoenten
Der @eleai9aft Serrn 8. s. AeIItn9bOf. SO. SIS EbS9msS"
TT, weRben, Wet@er Hment0d6ti9 AuStunt ertbdIen wiro. T,l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
NAr SOirtbicbnftss@ r6anunn. gaa
Us al q II.
EpOeszMnsetoe.

N1en @erpanoten, S~reunben unb 8etannten oiene hermit sr
9odri4t, bab uulers Sate uuo Batter SObn $. $ etner, mel
der, am wieeer bon ierner 6rantbeit 5t 9eneIen, cine 9tetle nad
EUROPA u%uternabnl, am 20. Wiai ouf Der See feiner Granfbett erie
gen lno 1omtt S1 unlerer 8etribntB ba8 3ettd@t Daiein Serlolfen
Ebat. Ole trauernoe 8 ittp n ebit
SNeo e5 s fanf Sci Der n. szHe M #
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Nerlnnnt GnhIcm.

8ori9ld9e CUR SIeteran9 bon @umberlanb- uno ~gnttrmute. Sob.
len in os Narplano-@ efan0mB fir l Sabrl pom guaut 1860 an.
(aaalttdt bon Antbraeite ~ipecif5trt) 224O @funb per Come, in
be GnitaIt seliefert wenn perlanst, werren cntgeaenaenOnmen bis
gum Is. Snlt 1860 enihlsbi9s
lSu3O- SII6, ia1l -. .aM 50. @Nan8. gnnrhen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Nh Sdaeiacr nlO Observation-Disclosures =!
0rpper unO 8nfer's

SNg@VsaJdsttAa do JSdest apaMdF6aen Sons. eriutbt Die ecbnei.
Der, icwie oue Qericnen. bic ben 6eteniit fit Rletser un0 fcnHiae
arbett ben anoera Sttben %oCr5eten, i6 tbe neue
Binf5i9 Dollars Sdittel=M alhine
gu beieben, neil tie o~a9enaein ais Die bette MoIbine anerfn1nt 1T.
Se lit 5u ie6er nS9ltbcn Arbett gu 9ebrauden, fe fam Sic feiniten
iowte ole 9r6blten .3eu9e nd9en, uno nagt ebenlo9ut ais iroenb cine
tbeure Wfa1ine. -. .aF.4,
2&r 1ernden ane bneni9en Die gsabmaI6inen Az faufen mini.
lden, bel uns pprSuipreden, tnoem mir Ibr;euat fnb, Ban bel Fl.
nr seua1en ~SnIpeftlpn Secerntann aberseusf Ic1 wtrb, Sa6 feline
Before Wdl6ine gu BADEN III, uno 6aB fe MD. Ibertroffen werben
tann. Iue iiniten 8ertelierun8en inb an0ebra6t poroen, unS
mir babsn weber Wtibe, Grbeit, nod Soften seipart, nm oieie Ora.
i6ine in Der anfdt Der Stneioer uno @eltenmater unibertreff.
LID gu MAIDEN.
I sna 9rOper & Safer @&6 6iuen. SONY ",
Sill, 3mt go. 181 8altimcreftr., Baltimore.
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WarDlano 9ain MO. 8. II. 81. 60.
Die Nttgdeoer obtgea 9aines meroen biermit aufgefDrbcrt ben
Is. Suit nd9ten Wtitnpcb abeno 5 ubr in ibrer 9aue gu erI6et-
men, tnoert elm geles=8cri9la9 Sur% 46lttmmun9 pprliest
St Autrage ce8 9ain8
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
9eltide ltniOn neutrality-suspicious.
s ODrlGnfiae Mnseiae+

Obt9e @eeaihaft rtott ibren gri6ern ionic BEN 9ce6rten gnb-
ltunt Die er9cbenfe Nnsei9e, baB 1e am Wontag ben 80. sSuIi tbre
~be8ldbli0e @rcurfpn na9 Dem l15nen, eGeganteu OtelaD- Solie
anberauntt BAT. DaS @etere in elmer fpdteren @n5et0e.+ aS8
SDbn Gran 8, Chairman.
60 4u8uft s ei8e tSetr.
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ga Sic ~Orei5ebute iGbrlide 9lnsiteQ1na
MarDlan6=5 n1fitnts

wtrb CUR @nt9e9ennabme bon Slteaun9s9e0en1tan6 am DION.
tag ben l.. Ottpber ge6tnet iein. Die @tBffuung fir geIuucr fin.
oct am Oten ita8 &benO ben 8. Ottober ltatt usb bauert
pter g9D@en. rGiffGo ahf 90 "ilfEh4 ,'" - TN
gu bieier 4u8ieaung itnS 5%abTHanten. Sanbwsrfer, 9anhler,
@rnnoer uno Nnoere %etn9elaoeas geilra9e Su Iiefern.
gS quot TEN oerortt9eS sSnihtut III pieleq San6es oa8 70 erfolo.
reid 9epeieu un6 10 bod ite5t ais oaS MfarpIanS Snffitnf.
Seire 1abrttdben NuSIte0un9en meroel gu Gen belten Sdaus
teuun9en Der Wte1ant oieleS San6e8 hgeredbnet. Seine 4etdnen.
l9nea mt crcas 800 ShuIern ino UOn groBent @crt6eie fir Die
Stoot baltimore. DteieSe inn 8ereln nit Dem 6emiben Cepor-
tnenI. tr Slbttotbet, ben @orlelun9en &c, 9bt benz SSnitiiute Die
bope Sdealn9, bic eS IN Der C5entetn6e einniGmit un0 DC a}erwoGer
oHten trennctt4t UNI Die Alinpirtun9 iber Dtitburser sur unter-
lnsu1l9 mt ~9eet9ncten @egenltGnoen.
ON eH,hlafe' oe Jte9eln, arrangements &c. t6nnen Bel Atel-
sung ron penn Lnpr5e9neter uno ebeniO bon Dem attuor in 6er
9aGe ~ SmlPlan8 9enolnren lperoeR, NO aud ieoe belcbt5e &us-
autlt9ttsestartea Die aae Rrioie9en Ter @~u8lidluno, @eue.
rer, fnS iest bel DtelOlu0 bon BEN Artmr IN Der Sane N ergo off
kNr,. .1r3d@ 3tGH i.Al4amf@. Wbttman
ZAStLl4.zolaSl 6NH l84s Setr. bes Au8Ite0inoSs Is ontes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

Npd ebe Die Sccupatipn pollenoet mar, rerz
lieB Sin 0ope @rant nit ieinem Stabe @buz
ian. ST befinpet lit jest in Song Song, ebeltlo
@eneral OtttdeQ. Sir 9fpbert geapter beftn=
bet lid nit ieinen Eruppep auf Get t6albinlel
SOwloous, Die III 5rnS Song befineliden
Grappen lputen pemnahlt na9 benz gtoroetl
aufbreden. w. l., rrgsta AZ III
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bdB ane 1eri0nen, mel6e Geppt6e brauden; NUhS ~nebnnea, bah
bic @alperton- 0eppids Sabrt=Gonp. an @5pinnS SANS in ibrem
Depot in &c., Ot-8animOrefrabe 8eppite pertauien, weIhe
an SdSnbeu, Nedtbet Der Jarbenn n6 Dauerbaft9tetbe bel inc m
sbtIItaeren 8retSe Aues iIbertreffen, mas ir9en6 cine onSere
Iabrit btetet. = @onen, @arn, wet6es uno e~ef6rbtes aIm Nerfouf.
Eeppide II erben ouI Beiteaun9 on9eftrt0t sM44V3
Sun22,l S. g. g. @eIitpn, Naent.
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- - SranspOrtmeit re- Office.


S1lttmore= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nad, ben Sd6eru Ilnc @ebirasplGsen
Our9fabrt- ttdttS na6 g8bte=guebur, @meet. ,ReS eos.t
No6etto9e alln1 uno Satb Alms Springs fDnnen in Ser Som|
oea.SMtton III Baltimore sl Den 4.25 Born. uno a 20 Mod,n,
5u9en' la9hW, tnr Walbtn9tcn = Spnntaes ouSoenommen
9ea0mmen ~erOen' Der MpSen5us rGbt mad ben Saoerm.
Sead BERKELEY gpriuss.
Serl1Bt Baltimore UNI $50 8orm. poer nm No4n, -
SSal9lnaton nm 7.4O Born. Obcr 3 20 aabm. unb erTei5t Nc
09oer z UteleI bon Sir SSobn'S 9tul- Citation nm unoefSkr 2
tWt Ia9mtta9s: SlGelS naA poer bon OR Sobn,s. I2S Msi
zen, S4.3o. 3ebn Gage &idtebr- Ei6et8 81 BON Baltimore ,b
SO bon @~albn9ton. "'"" ' u
b 1850 4u 5r6 WGb SUrcan's Gprinas.
V6ar l1tbne pen 80 8ornr. 3u9 nab 0arpcr'S Serrn uno bonr
oe 0Slndeter= @1enbabn uno tommt in Dem 8dSSe ~, No SS;t
ta9s5ett AIT. 5abrpreis $4.75. ~"'
y - Ndeb SaFlanb.
25OO JuB iber Baltimore an ben aaeaanie8 mn an br Gi,,.
oa9htlne; ntan nepme ben Wtcr9en-, &udmtttao. lm6 OGhpnS-
ss Don s S SauiE eoer 95albin0ton.5 6abrrret8 6.75. Gntfsr-
mN9 ZSz Dtellent Sahr3ett l0-11 Stunoen. 2ekn SooS mTt
tter'Stdets $1o BON Baltimore nnO $12 bon QaafG ,tnatpnE 0""-
sEaf9 Seacb G;raftonz s unftipn.
epentauS brett an Der @tenbabntinie. Nean nebre isOer b.,
EabrprelS SIS. @ntfcrnuns 279 Met(en. xobr,get n noeS 3uIIs
Stanoen; 3eFn Sage Undergraduates $12 BON 8o Itfg g1rt ,m !
$14 bon &albn9tOm. q a 81 -" 0"'' "ote uno
4n alen 9ielen PlaBer imo 1bequeme llo ansaesetbnet, gcco.
m9oatlpnen tlr SOnmerbeiuter e~tn9erttbtet. "VV-
q an rlnEa i4 Us: y. Sntitb IS ranSportmeiger ID
-9--+ EtN(0O A9tHt. HHN58 Et Sltl4 INT H
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Wnseine.

Die @ermanta 9cse $50. IA. V. gu. 9. mabt biernit 5
]o0rtagf9t 9nsei9e, oob fs am %. Sui enc 9emitbli@e grearIo
miro, gSsitereS eriOIst in elmer ipdteren @nsei9e.
q O. a.-s- aes@.al - Oa8 6 pm tie. e.
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M ii d en- %. Stunt SIN SdlcB ppiI:
lenbcfen ain StarenberSeriee, ipcl9e8 BEN
S4pie9eroater beS &Sni5S ppu Neapel sebSrt
peroen bereitS fit 9eipille gpeittualitaten in
Stalien SOrbereitun9en 5ur Aufnabute bobe,
Perlpren getrpffen, - ,13I 694ta@ 0g3 j
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Die Dtt9tieoer Der @cncotSia merSen BSli6lt eriltdt. 1d B
per AM Scnutos 4beno bthl5. o8. ftattftneenben general-8er
ianrnlitng etn%3uftnben, 6a @elhdfte tpe9en b8 &beoter8, ais aux
g. &66nf@fs0 - 81 II a. Tbga8 era @efr.
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Serlam9t mnb geimcbt.
Xennid,r. OSerlnnnf

NpIunht Gin 9uteS Eienltmdo6en, mel6es en0Ii6 Der
VIIutV|+ lebt, tann in einem 9aubltdbtben cine 0ute SteGe
NIT So eObn erbalten. gu ~erfra9en in br Beder-Offre. (Ss)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

( Ole Wlit1lteoer be8 Central NperMe. 8auOeretnS merben bern
%eriudt, am Ntontag bet 10, Sui Abenb8 5 nbr i'm 8~ereinsleft
piinfttt4 gu eri3enen, tn0em Die Seamtenpabl fut paS nd6l
Sabr opr0euOntmen piro. n.9 ~ -
9WtO SIN Auftra9e q SDbnI Nittroff, Setr.
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GpnntrD=8oarS nabe Ser g+oS

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

TERRIFIC Los o N.-The boiler of Il
steam-tug, lying al the wharf at Detroit, ex-
ploded on the evening of the 9th inst, with
most terrible effect. The boat WAS literally
blown to pieces. The Advertiser says:
A mass of sticks and planks was all that re-
manned 10 be discovered of the tug and her
timbers; cabins, portions of her boiler shell =,
flues, wood &c, were lying in heaps upon the
dock by, and streWn about, the neigh hboring
premises for the distance Of three or four
hundred feet. Outside timbeTs of the dock
had been thrown several feet out Of place, and
some lifted high upon piles cf wood. There
were upon the tug at the time of the explo-
Mrs. Morey was thrown upon The dock. She
is not much injured, one side of her face
being burEed, and one side and arm bruised.
The first mate was found under a pile of
wood near by, still alive, but he died imme-
diateiy before or Just after he had been got out.
He was scalded and cut and bruised
George Abbott was blown several rods away
and over a low building. He was dead when
found, being terribly cut and scalded. The
boy Hoover was also found dead on the dock.
He had severe cut in the forehead. 1t may
be mentioned as showing the immense force
OF the explosion, that the weight of the safety
valve on the engine of the ag-a solid iron
ball, weighing, probably, seventy-five or
eighty po1nds-was found embedded in the
earth under the sidewalk on the east side of
Bates street, between AtWater and Wood
bridge The spot where it was found is at
least five hundred feet from the place where
the explosion occurred The ball had passed
through the two inch plank of the sidewalk.
and had penetrated through eighteen inches
OF the soil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

The free negro walters in the Delevan
House, Albany, lately became obstroperous, re-
fused to be discharged, fortified themselves In
the attic, but were finally cleared out by the
police.
The Charlottesville Review thinks that "ons
of the gravest blunders Of our revolutionary
forefathers was in fixing the Fourth of July
in hot weather.
The Governor of the State of Mississippi
(fet'u 'us)i Is private In volunteer military
company in Jackson, and drills regularly and
punctually in the ranks.
A destructive fire broke out in Leavenworth,
X. T., on the sth inst, destroying fourteen
frame buildings.
"every folly of woman is born OF the stupidity
of man"
Four hundred bushels of oats, the first in
market, from Accomac county, Va, was sold
In Baltimore, Tuesday.
This census, it is thought, will show Balti-
more TO have 100000 population, an increase
Of 6i 900 since 1850.
The Italian papers are very demonstra tive
In favor of rising singer, the Sigrora G uerra-
bella, an American.
Halifax papers state that over q thousand
people are at work in the Nova Scotia gold
mines. -
The G uf Key informs us tina, a train ar
rived At Lavaca last week with p, ,O0O pounds
copper, from Tnscon, Arizona.
+. p. Blair has been nominated by the Re-
publicans Of st. Louis for reelection TO Con-
grees.
Herbert q. Tally, son Of A. W Tally. of Pc
tersburg, Va, was drowned there ON the 10th
inst.
Madame Ristsri, the great tragic actress.
narrowly escaped death by poison short time
since.
Inman Horner, formerly q member of the
virginia Legislature, died at Warrenton, Va,
on the 9th inst.
Commodore Stockton and family are at
Rome on visit TO his son, minis ter at the Pa
pal court.
Rev. Daniel q. Haughton, editor OF the Phil
adeiphia Presbyterian, died on the 9th inst.
The comet now visible 10 not that Of 1856,
predicted for this year, but stranger.
The bark wiidhre tsiaser) sold as Key West,
on the goth. for s5, 800.
Abraham LiIcoin has been elec ted Trustee
OF the Illinois State University.
Sayers and Heenan were In Dublin on ths
Gath alt.
The Thermometer ranged at LOG deg. in the
shade at Austin, Texas, on the 22d ult.
The population Of Texas 10 now estimated At
55o,ooo inhabitants, including i50,0 ,0o0 slavss.
Thers are 500 visitors At the Hygeia Hotel at
Old Point.
The crew Of the alleged SLAYER Kate, In New
Sors, nave BEEN discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

BLoNDIN's FoLLY.-The Niagara News thus
sketches Bondins performances on the
Fourth "Having secured his balancing pole
and fastened the two ends of a rope some fifty
feet apart to his main cable, the rope hanging
some twenty or thirty feet below, he descended
TO the centre of this slack rope, where, upon
this mere thread, he performed with as much
apparent uneoncern as though in q theatre
With straps around his ankles he suspended
himself, thus hanging two or three feet below
even the slack rope He also stood up, as boys
sometimes venture 10 do in swing-this lat
ter feat being 10 all appearances really the
most dangerous, Tor the rope was u mere
swing and very unsteady. He also whirled
himself heels over head some fifteen or twenty
times, about as fast as a spinner would turn
her quill wheel. People held their breath in
utter amaZement at such recklessness. He
ran up hand over hand to the main cable,
where he hung by one leg, &C. He then pro-
ceeded to the Canada side, occupying altogeth-
er in this insane exhibition only twenty lone
minutes"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

VIRGINIA Posi- -OFFICEs.-Est Establish msats -
Hunters Mill, Fairfax county, Geo. w. Hun
ter postmaster, near Ayr Hill. Federal Hill,
Richie county, Mary A. Raymond, postmas-
ter; on the route Of North Bend Mills to
Pennsbero'. Forks Of Buffalo, Amherst coun-
ty J. w. Myers, postmaster; on the rou te be-
tw cen Oronoeo and Sandiges.
Appo,ntmsn,s.-Wm g. Holmes, postmaster
at Assamoosick, Southampton county, vice
James A. Gillett, deceased. VIM. 7. Wright,
postmaster ut Cooper's, Franklin county. vice
Robert Wright, resigned. John g. Arnold,
postmaster vt Jacksonville, Lewis county,
Va, vice Peter M. Arnold, resigned. Marion
Giyison, postmaster al Green Sulphur
Springs, 9Teenbrier county, Va, vice Wea-
dow, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

Two GIRLS DRowNED.-On Saturday, two
daughters of Mr.. Abraham Crofts, of Cedar
Hill, Duchess county, N. Y, were drowned
While in the creek, bathing, one of them ven-
tuTed too far in TO the stream and was drown
ing, when her sister went to her assis lance
and she, too, going beyond her depth, the un-
fortunate girls were both drowned before as
siStapce could be rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

A LARGE NUMBER OF CUBANs arrived at
New York on Monday in the steamer from
Havana, who, with their families, come to
spend the hot months at our watering places.
Admiral Esprada, OF the Spanish navy, with
his family, the Marchioness of Villaba, the
Countess O'Reiley, Madame Nicolasi, and d.
PedroF. Criado, are among the additions To
fashionable society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

The PACIFIC TELKGRAPH.-The Secretary
of the Treas ury has invited proposals, to be re-
ceived till the 10th of September next for the
use Of the government Tor the nstruction of
line or lines of magnetic telegraph from the
west line of Missouri TO San Francisco as pro-
vided under the recent act of Congress. The
lowest offer TO be accepted, and a guarantee
given for the performance of the service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-12

FATAL RESULT OF JOKE-In New York
Monday afternoon, as young girl named
Adeline Van Sicklin was passing along the
street, a boy, by the way of frightening her,
threw lighted match upon her clothes. Her
dress, which was of light fabric, instantly ig-
nited, and in a moment or two she was en-
veloped III blaze. Several citizens FASTENED
TO her rescue, but before they could extingui uish
the flames she was horribly burned. She was
conveyed to St. Vincent Hospital, where she
died in u few hours.