davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21


Inc e.ams even.@ .ne no.s 49, -.
was me rA"' 0enen. On "eane.o.y ',enms' sAI
and Garzanisa IN Don envannl H"s "e Hrsc"
house, ana reAnzed 'ne neav'c" sum "r 'ne enA'
son. Inc Academy ooseo On saoraAy Wan s"na
mahsse, hessrs. olmann and srAEoson having ofo0sh'
their seecs s'ui season 70 IN emo ma oo,s'' ~,
nounoes mat sne hAs ien'ea 'ne no..' ". p.' aa
VIZ oPh so"e u"'e VIZ "e' ""- -. ..s.N.,
AusAni Inc Ao.'emy 49, -.
"A', -, - -, s,...,----
osy nso., " '.. 49, ."-..,.... -,,.
On "'''s'A ""'' '"-'s -"
He' 49,. ,.. ~.
"e ""er '-,,-.,. -,
,o1 s1 r-Nss 60. NJ
'" "e a'.' amy -. ~.
"soV ns., ~ $3.50 -.
o.so, AnsA1V~, - ~ 49,. -" ~.
i"~ .t''- ~ " ,-.~~.- -. an.
soehe'y, oo"sn ..1 -. A N--.., -.
Say 0nAs IL 80 ~ ~ - -,. - 60
NAoaee' os.s ~ = oS% ar-' 1870 -. %.
naecoe9v 'ns s.ss' ..oV'' !. w" ~ -
an soen s@ 1919. -ea my Wv
oah'' mo ws 'oe s' '..'s W. '4-"s .s
Oh n~ ''.m@ee - 80 - . -
'ns' neArv spnu .nH .-.'s
nance ven es'cu'so os'"'s se" ."A .1' -A1
vss repes'ea On fnoAy nsn' sna on uy
MATINEE hvh DC sung spn "n%as 'o' ."' --s uas'
Mr. harssssk having decided 70 oo0'"ue "e 's.n :"
some time 'onger-s y w@~' We supp'se, un''' 'ne
Japanese, and probably N moe "ans' nave an OF
portunty TO see What New u can 40 me way Iva
han Opera In The course OF inc week Aar'na I'm eermA'
win be sung, and ia 1uive," vhen was 20 nneV pro
duced here before wiz be repeaed ior me aS nme M
Nsrezsk produced no less than three enure new oper
this temon-nos . very common instance o. managerial
enterprise and We learn that he has ioarth nov pro
gress ofrehearsa-the splendid opera me Bravo, oy
Mercadsnss The tenor Erran, who has been Tor some
time suffering from that speciality In artistic pathology,
"ndsposton 10, We understand, quite recovered, and
vii scca resppeAr.
hiss Adelina spersnzs, who Tor several months mas
been unable 70 present herself In the roe Of pnms
donna, owing 70 severe scton, hto be The recipient Of
abenenfs n he academy Of Music on 70 morrow Cues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21


ACCOUNT op THE VOYAGE CoMrARATrvE rmPs or
OTHER OCEAN STEAMERS TRIUMPH OF AwgRrcAN
sKILIs-pEscRIrTIoS or THE vRsssr,--rHs CAP.
rArSs AND ENGINEERS LOGS, ETC, ETC.
The steamship Adriasc, which len The Needles -
twenty minutes past six O'Clock Wednesday, Nay .,
arrived at The Light ship al $50 A. NJ today, saturday,
May 10, making The run In nIno days and sevenseen
hours and twcptysix minutes. Stopping her engines "
ESQ., she was delayed several hours in FOG. ON The
fog lifting she took po, miles south Of The light
boat and ran Immediately 70 her dock al e foo, Of Canal
street which she reached a Just twelve O'Clock, s,er
stopping for the Harriet Lane the lower bay and the
quarantine VISIT
Az this the nrst voyage OF vessel that he's exctef
more notice and hopes than any other bull In
The United ssaiee and at the time fsvcrsbs
and unfsvorsble comment, especially regards b~
sipes you viii doubtless be sraussd 70 b. able - give
N tho public few observed BY several practical
stcsm men on board when ssss 70 you ne net that
have travelled On nearly an q the bsss sesu lns 10
,bs world, you yin understand what mean when ~
shsa me Adriac incompsraby the most comfortable
asd rspad passenger steamship IN existence pcs@saG
an q ne oomfcrn Of the popular Ar>eo and rukss, -
- NE sdvsntsse being nearly swics - large, "a
considerably more rapid.
On lssviss scsshanpscn W encountered ssrs~s had
Winds mo~ q shs TINA, and an of Ne tims No nd
sosSrpsss 800 until rsashsd Ops Rses ssss vhAsb
ums " lave he'd sus about shksy sssr ns~ss god
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21
1 Oordlmla.
| GAKIBALDi AND THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ NOT ORDED TO FRANCE.

difference Of views exists batwoen the Sardnnn Oab
net and Garbadi respecting the employment az tho sub
pcrpon for muskets The oouccives haa -
the money was subscribed for patriotic purposs 10 pr
vae person ought 10 have the power Of dpospg d "
sume received. SUCH however the gsneralb vieW;
and some days ego, no applied the mayor Of Psvh l
the fund offered BY the municipality and the popuhseu
towards the purchase Of q million of muskeSs ma
Mayor handel to him . Of 81 ,ls2, for which
the general gave . receipt In hs own name.
Count Cavour has addressed letter 70 the Mayor Of
vintmiglh On answer 70 In which that funofAsnary
begged 70 be informed whether the place IN question vss
TO be coded 70 Fnoe stating that there can bs no doub
about The nafiopslax g me rtahah hntuom, VI which
has always belonged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

washir ron pccsaton Of his arrival, and several Of
ne French officials who were In the city. he also pail
private visit 70 the Russian Admiral Won schAn, and The
,ussian rgaie which had just been completed by one a.
ar snteprsns shipbuiders for that government, AMI
snsined long time inspecting the vessel
pn she day following he received on board Ia Bs.Is
lib an on ia vkn from ell the copsuls and Other 70
On chccrs IN our port, toucsher with large depu'anon
French citizens Who desired 10 exchange oourtssss VIII.
o upon hs own quarter deck twelve cared barge,
snned by crew Of staiworth tars received the consus
their fan ocs uniform and pulled on for The frgaie
ere, aser the usual formal speeches they we're en-.
tanned after the stye Of true French welcome An
~ afterwards the French committee and sbou, Eve
red French gentlemen ssnt on board Ia q steamer
n had been nerousy provided for their use By the
aoe. The occasion was one which must have
peculiarly gratifying 70 both partcs--to
{. the recipient Of the glowing esteem
all true Frenchmen Tor his z,aous and high
led conduc, 10 the performance Of his sacred trur
70 The other because Afforded them opportunity
Waiting Prince and ship whose nance were already
rmsDenty deposited Ia the archives q their countrys
story, in memorable connection with The restoration Of
hAlsowed remains OF an fnustrIous hero from dis
u and lgnoniuious grave 70 q proud and art hslowei
'sl,hre, IN grand msnsoleum Of their native soil
~ That time me Prince described "rsher goa
<ns youns man, sbost twenty-five years Of age, some
vi soove We miab height, Of clear olive tinted com
non, assired In simple naval Uniform, which dinred
appearance very little from that used IN the Bsissh
noe, except that star adorned his en bressLr
DESCRIPTION on THE cknn or THE PRINCE.
We copy NE following account IRON the report Of The
nAks 81 Nat data -
~ r~xf visited the private MNsroom. n vs. simply
srr~nfr furnished, without asy display a easmnase
w m sny 81 NJ apposneneRts. n 49, chornr1srksd
sso< nsr<e ans cousort. Arose cher objssn Of ~
wxn which wae deocrH ted, 90 oSesvvsd . broey.
- - ~ Arc sxausrxy smIgtnsex ~ nsRyf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
-. Gran;,
20. 2 @rhanar SIed,

yIc. &rhan9c Slpd,
Sntpcrtsr uuo 8rtdIier Won YS pcn,
0nntmctntn u. Gigarrsn,
trlaubt itb htrmi; psm rtutidrn IutIium Nias.
mcncs unp ilmasbune lem rccbbdlti9ta Slaer
Yeu mprrtrtrn 9psjrrr, 0rdnumtlnrn uno los
pana @l9nrlen III empf, f,blen
Sriu SrrrGth pcl fran,Giiitcn 9lctpmsrcn
fiir tcmmencrn So amer ut lrrB uns btil & in
clelrn orritbitoentn tSNtiuuA,n. mici ct IN en-
St. &Itcpbr, St. Gm,lipn. Npntrt 9auN, Gba.cau
Ehteur, Gndttdu Va 9t9lc, Gblteau Yaft,c, Gbu.
:tIu NtarAhur &c, wpgunter ric beileu lSrine
ms!hr tnlporlrC rcrpcu. EirielHcn rrcrren ii
'5aih IL nnr ttm lugcuc pcrtGuIt; etlpaS ot.
fin1crc oortcn duth bt W1iIcur
Orsnb Sr1rry bcu uup runtcliaytjN, rpu
JHe. '9'nnchp, SHprne, pjrret. 9allpu IL. &C..
Stns Srpwtr'S Company unp dneere Scrttn ,u
o'rlhieerncn qrstirn. ebenir GbNmpa surr. Ma.
eeira, SbrrrYmriu unc 3belumsim aVbDSfty.
@in, 9iuH &c. = Bon l6aeana @jaarrrn tmmel
arobe Nuewaht IN Sarn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04

a3roao 6trabs, ,rp;iaen 6. u. !. Gra6e, ncp

Broap StraBe, Ssiidben 8. II. !. StrnBe, ncper
u. Spae't ,,GEilbt!m Qcu O1uS"
0trlc!ee empRctt Dem p,elistn uo OurdrturHpcn 0uS
fun itInt Ius gibmads0ilte ;in9cridete 2Grbirrubc
unO lDmecrII hp, Dap 9emano ttncn Sbpp anotrS ll5
b9p ETFleptn uher Ole pOrtptbae 2ednpguns str.GPi
nc unter lewcn unr casr 9jtbIn loNnle II Ibt;
wlre Otrler tnpntplI II h III hIrIrsbsE Gpcr.ti5Reu
dlS 3a9ndueneRmsn, Aoerlaen, S.ucltutg.n 3ryopitI
~ AtrtIPe ulTt sn Ea5tr Der b:il;n pa.tnie, c,
g5dr! eIIt 1rsaithtRett &Wir 9tasn ei5 ~: pcrctn
4G5IAltp Der PIl:t. 4m SHrrAp Dtu-t y oUuts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
q" ptr Oamrn aIsnmonrs.

u" ptr Oamrn ,ishmpnrs.
Ni1eamr Uauch he (ron NGris), pie tsi nsr
iiktsn S3Ir I'M 2ie@anIcS 3nln, iIr tire Suts } s
FIRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
:fA nat 233 2irrNrpraEe naFc esr 3teu c;n uers vnS
siFbIlIiAtH EaaU vpa M,uncras sSa.rI er6 fItf
2Fho@hIc ~. haI Gle Gbrt pen Olmeu Nitmpv.s ann.
itiHtu. r"f I'm Wager ppn BonRrte uup AkiLlIn,rn-
- - u iH nyN,lttN rNnioilhtn 6aepn ajtiUnMf
@nStR'rtn; s!tlII0 Yprralb;S nlc nten ~ Ir,j,r \ y
9p.It MectE "a GHlHarts ScNtbtro 9&reage 9ijbbcnS
Hip E"tS MIcdi,t lorr .r0pte gtugA,e anl,c mi
a!t IN Ill ANc mcforHotn 9tuuSs ptupedra uHo ilrt
Nehit nlen IpEEtA ltth Vrrl hiiitn raB II, Uur ou,
'a' "elnm"d"HA AHS9eiIbEtc 24aare riIIi it hGittn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
6am u'9sNmerlf. p0tetfnbrt- 9etlen, ojelrllha,,
Oanspficii ifabrt

Sanburg urS sfCro 2jprt, p;a 2putbamptcn
etrmer Eur neuen 1u heo Sopltrere ecpaHn Wuo Gle
9dnirlie sin3trhHtn siOErn ctlerHtn 9uio0mpfhiUc
y Oruilla, zUUU Apns, @apt. &rauimanH.
mmeptd, 2GGO &ous, &art S1meH,en.
Sorenta, 700 4ens, Gapt. @blers.
Dbgt ptscn prer satcit mo sliIdcr Eobrtsr rvbr,.
Ib ttiHnnIt SatnphtlHe weeern rcggh5Rla ILL
GrfrH uno 0uHT5e4Rtrn )raen NiUnGt$
v9H Aen 0rt uno pambur9, Via cabuptpi erpcaiyt Eup
He5mcn :pal0etre Yirp gprt HAN
9ambHrs, &aorr, spHrpn uIIs :zcutbdnr.o,t
W fole:nHtR prtlisn:
Gtre G@jNte . $lOO.
Spe Y alUfe J5.
Smtldthett . 81,
Spn @"mbn.s nacb Saero a!prf:
Grle gaju!e SIIz.5O. ,;lpte G.nIe ST., 9,piGhsrhef
Si5, "orscn GNnaSc W:Ete nlan ltt0 III
e ~. @Ic,"rr, Soae H. Cmp.,
lot 2Tp"oNMs gitin 2'nrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
u. Il. FALCtlr..
lYDn Y@Tis),
i brm Der uup <lemclIer

ZjS S'rea?- nShe ncr 3ttn >Siragc
W. a. Nauhc, Der lett pl.runp ia }otr,n IN SCR
rlitF thEsn, Hnb INp;lcr~ CJtlplfiu psS ,p,r ~ ~, %
SphHpn nhP ?ew H be!hST;i3t pdI, r.,uupt ltd pn 9
germ @Ipmere" Eh 9njej3e III m&el, esS II ; g}rc5rr
q" '.."ts'> oAlAl eroHn;t haI, m frcusl p,rp i,
III l''H ~s~Ar ttl%hltnps Nrbtct Sairl5t ,gt,s1r,,r
NeNMeM NO Nir 81 EL.ltL III aLsiubrc,r N. l.,,en
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
G&aN3 ttvo trm (3orte.u.

Nttntn Ntunnrn lsmtc Nm @ublihm iaSScaamt sic
tT4c.cht N!iiei4t tGB mine Spmmrr- -Y@Itbd1 mn Ycr
'@Wr'lFn nutn NnlA9tn sur Ilnt h1Ung Cce NutljSmH
Ysrl'b', Nonl btut&tn SG9c Nb niptr sGnn t 9ci.n
ny Ill cHtr }clt uc falic SpcIlrn m orrEitr Eix
W1h III no INN. rvit 1Wt GtlEntt ccyr rt Ypr better
Sudi'fG NIeunflm fIIttli GUM SahletUcn Iib lacct
tin simon -, N .;r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
S}efal,ntnlnc Dm,,acm.
Seluhs nne, Z ftefcI.@aacrs

SDubs uubl y tGefcIs20ocr,
Der llnter;ciebnrte eriautt lih ittner 2.r,Dr
ten 8uon Penn qscbr pubti;um utyre1nsl kin reid.
9dtSes Wager rcn i,ib reti.tSsN SIitien ulo Sucen
be rr Suatat er9tscnlt 81 empfceCH 8ciu5yl p,Tcen
prompt aap ltncp aTSSemtht
GeprNt 9cufFG.
9ie. t55 &irpaotr, MsnuStue iotcI.
>. GranS, Dc. Z GrtbanSr 8lpt, empiicbIt
ictn retpbaltigcS Snger ppu Gdpttn Stauoice.
ran,pNldIen 3tctb- unp 9SeB. 9Sslncn, mn matht
dahcntllth auf le II gruRce taser zen cirCet int
periutsn Ghampn9ncl+ nnO Jtpeln- 2Httueu auI-
mertlam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
g'tltb1its= @r5fuuue.
Scbu Jscrbio

,N ''n rsu'fUcn HHltum al, paP CT cre ctufTfe Spnf
g, @@HH5 ~ e.F &roAo, Npttcn rsr zen nnC -el
."Et fNnnSt PM StHae0S empncb.l or slne reltl(tcl
g; 2ipsthGEl ltIftTn, 2:nen (ouEeln)w W. ssayrfra
!'t, 2pmaE'l'p &tEinA:, SOdu tudtn unp a,p1iitrt,
Ai9"rren 8aud,. Nau- uno Senupft.E,f (aoss,dl
th' 2erHfi. zee icmIt nr bclttn cjrpctra- ar;iIr
on'N SIttn Gni.Iuf III osrltlk IL Stn tyif 5,ssf S
." o'"'P'"''h NIL ite's ntr u:a pi!slr glu rt u o.
' JrtR !5crbI1
rsetn y. StlGp : pCtCl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04

M LASFARGUE,
:Btclvlae- unp 9trta panptr.
9eScr mnS Scbub=8iubimas,
lt;t 5t:dbci Orr altrn prif'O1Rcc aeaenu5rr,
Ri6mrnb, ga.
Dtrcbe cmpijct mepIortlrire Eager scn 9cbtr ic-
Ger sr NlS Sctts iRtlco &Glf Sre t eoS or I'M O;rps
Prt lne 1eucn 81 cen btli9lica Yrtjlca Ob.Ipt.
Grmpcp uno uncrmpcC Sppt 0rUnts,
teim pdor uno Ougrnr.
oleralicn fur SSC prtluft bcrcItt aitb i'm Gltincn
NNi Sonipo, SuorH, ytltnS !c. Wotro uno upprr.
Sbcs tctc rrrrItli9 WN,o unc Scule lperpcn ou nad
lcpCH, Yejt uecltnitu.
&ui 9itctttn rtrben nNb otr rCcicn Npce aWS9eiIbr
mo ca5
teitr iransGliitht &alb nuo Notsnt 9coer trnust
Satin Sranrai fir Rabies Gaitrrs.
&nc Ssticu fran; bc puIil;S uup Spcle cie rcrr6,
th9. Nnc @rttttnlptrocumit nrpc'S @laihne acIrbcc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
S&g1,c 2asS irtbfS6ft
Inp

lem pueI'tum Die er8ctcnltt 2lHyeise, pas rer
Undergraduate III leinrm l2aule am Nl,en lGarft
Dem 6ltbmartt 9e8enieer, eIne 9Gutblybaft nrbit
yagertlsr Satan srrlebnt Bat, moieltjt er n,b
frcucn mlrp, lclne 0rrunre unD ras Nu,nfum i'm
Nu9emcinen mt ren belten Wetrnnttn bcp,cueu
gu tUnnen. SIorence MILLER
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
3 t i tes.

gSicn. 1sr 6inan3miniiter pon 9rud, Der ant
23ten &pril an siner Scruns adtsn Speraticn
ilart, 1T rurh @rntnnuna sines Iintfrrs ,ur
pdfte erlsst @s fglcn jest nur mob rie ST.
nanSen
Gjrnf. Der Maturi0r76er Goat slauf brpt-
a6ttt 5n bo5fn, Dap rOtbe 5osn btaf7e Sefb.
ter ma&ene Man teFf isbr uiet BON bi.t
&niNrdun8 duf orm Gsbiet rts 8arbenfcff-
wc6eIS.
gSten. 9Gir itnS bier 6ussrR ntfeiid5 auf
ocn Staot Gausmarf Sur :3st Samfcts, in
wslttem nur Gtnae .,faul" mar. Vet ans bdlt
ii6 bait ieosr anfdnpiSe Itann, Der aus 9sr>
leben in bpbere Sreiie srratb, Die Nale gu.
Sn ocribmreener, irrie in @faarA mo
MISUNDERSTANDING, tea empE blt iidg u. t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
S3cs sirgungcn.

Nrr.. .GuWNer" crihtin oen Nrrasa, Senna1s ousacs
neltu, gum mctatltpen SutlepttrUsprelS son 10 GtS
i0bhIf uu rtc rclp NuScr, cctr S Oa III Spy,r 9agaus
etidblrtS 2uIcit Inceu rlgtIecn " ojnound,u
@unaRmc GumdtiSt Ginrudun 10 itilcn rstr ipcnl
Qcr ~ ec,, srcimdltc 70 cts. crtimIiSc 5 90 inc
Sr TT ; %, Mcno S2.oV NtpnIie 81 90 rS
..irnGp SsnG, anvil uirnIt Sl2.OO III ycrtrlilbr ihr,
GrrdltSteiGpunS. Aaieiaen, cc nlh Sertch ptrlnper
irtrrtn tnHnrn, wcrprn mtt SljOo pcr ltr tcrrtnet
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-04
Z, Jabrs,naso,

The German ADVERTISERS,
.. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
II puolishetl every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance
FERNS Tor Advertisements reasonable
OFFnE: Broad STR, next to CITY HAIL.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

St '- " SOei hOItH luOIe imam Jnc
conquest Of an empire" This doubtless
Is an exaggeration and the sentiment
last expressed, which has been often put
into the mouth Of Champlain, was proba-
bly, never uttered by him in that particu-
lar form and sense.
But to come back from the man to the
history of his actions, which after all will
give us the best idea of his character and
plans. Returning to France with the
new stock Of knowledge obtained by very
thorough survey Of the coast OF Maine. he
still remained decidedly of the opinion
that no better place could be selected for
French settlement-none which on the
whole offered more advantages, both to the
settlers themselves and to France, than
many which might be found on the river
St. Lawrence. Having labored hard to
produce the same conviction in the minds
of his employers, and having finally sue
ceede1 in bringing them over to his views,
he came back in the April of 1908, on a
third voyage, the object of which was to
make the beginning Of settlement some
where in the basin of the St. Lawrence,
and also to give more thorough examin-
alton to the whole region than had ever
yet been done.
For the beginning Of the settlement, he
selected a narrow strait in the river, called
by the Indians Quebec and here he re-
manned for a whole year, not only for the
purpose of laying the first foundations of a
permanent settlement, which after having
selected the spot he might have entrusted
to others, but also for the purpose of in
shutting a series Of experiments, under
his own immediate inspection, to ascertain
the character Of the climate, and the pc
culiarity Of the seasons as manifested
through all the months of the year for
the great obstacle to be overcome, in at.
tempting to found colony on the spot where
Cartier had passed that memorable winter
was the all but universal persuasion that
the climate of those regions would prove
too rigorous for the purposes Of agricul-
.tUre, and that no colony could subSist
there without depending on the mother
C C lo' o'11u 'iI '',," s'l, u -, =
ju'n a. VIC ,''a' I'''ol 80 :
,nS '''I al 1'''c.t'''9 ., o''1 VI ~
'loaI l'i 'iIe I'5.o"5 =. 'i' '''' VI '-l az
% % 'I9 ,.LII'o'5 ui',Iisl - sH5 ; mn
-, Law '1 e '''L''o'S T.l,r .'II
,o,t1 1 ~ I.I'' ~ ~ ~ ',' n N.Y. "o'
ou' 90 10 ~ ':i' gu" IN " %'' ,',- 49,
- ..''' II, ~" M H. 60 ',,1 NV .'l' .
49,, ~ "''I2 ~ ''a 1 - & 'l,'
80 80 ~ i'ltl =. I - ''
So U,''" ''''''''-' ''' " ANN
There can be no question that what nc
really had IN we" was to secure large
territory on TINS continent Tor france
territory IN fact Telchlnr from the 4Dtn tt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26
THE DISCOVERY q OCCUPATION
OF LAKE CHAMPLAIN'

A paper read before the vermont iil
torical Society, at its DIST Annual Session.
at Montpelier, Oct. 10Th, 1861 'y
REV. JOSEPH ToRREY, D. D.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

----.-. 81. - llvuiicritIE rJdte or the
Society, adjourned until = p VI that even
ing. when the annual address was deliv-
I'll D. D. L knirhis i'm the Eanrn-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

II UR eTt'a Bargains" disturb some Of our
neiSheors SO much, that to " keep the peace
We forbear TO mention them a. sucb br+ iii .i,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

The bids for the new so 100000 Federal
loan were opened on Monday. There were
about forty-six bidders, none Of whom are
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

~.-VsOvp auu istuias,
Sand-Flieg, Gout.
Chilblains, Glsndular Sv
ings,
= G. A ION -
11nlnss thn -n-I- NMn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

OF money and other causes, and in many
eases no bids at all were received.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

used cold, requiring but little skill or time for its
application.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-26

PILL
WING
d Hal
sof)
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22
Douglas City Democratic Club.
DOUGLAS CITY, Sept. |

DOUGLAS CITY, Sept. IL, 1860.
ED. JOURNAL BY a resolution of the Douglas
Democratic Club of this place, | am authorized
to forward to the JOURNAL the proceedings of the
meeting held Sept 18th. Our club now numbers
sixty yseven members, all of whom feel an interest
in the success of the party. The following is the
list Of officers; President, Jno. Ii. Hougb; Vice
Presidents, Messrs. Wilson, johnson and Schutze
Recording Secretary, j. NJ. Ternan Correspon-
ding Secretary, o. Stuart Committee of Ar
rangements, Messrs. Earl, Merrill and Helms.
The Club held session on Saturday evening.
Sept. 18th. After the reliminary business of
the Club, the following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted
ResOiDed, That we hereby pledge ourselves TO
support no candidate for the Assembly vino will
not pledge himself to give his earnest support
Tor The election of j. W. Denver for United States
Senator, if said Denver be a candidate for that
position.
Resolved, That the Committee of Arrangements
be and are hereby authorized to invite all the
speakers favorable to the election of Douglas and
johnson in this county to address this club two
weeks from tonight.
Res0tred, That The Recording Secretary be and
is hereby authorized to subscribe for, in the name
OF the Club, ten copies of the Douglas Democrat
lc campaign paper called the Nation published
in San Francisco
ResOlUed, That the Secretary be authorized to
forward the proceedings of this meeting to the
TRINITY JOURNAL for publication. Meeting ad-
Journed to meet two weeks from tonight at 7
O'Clock, Z. M.
JNO. II. HOUGH President.
J. NJ. TIERNAN, Seciy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-22
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE JOURNAL.

CARSON CITY, Sept 10, lSG0
Pony arrived this morning at clock, with
st. Louis adyices to Union, alta and Bulletin to
Sept. 7th. Special dispatch to the Union Sept Sth
Returns from 143 towns in Vermont give Fair
banks, Rep, 21,475 majorty-a gain of 1000 on
the Republican vote of last year. Fairbanks
maj. will probably be over p, 1000. Senate unan-
imously Republican. House-l75 Republicans
and II Democrats-Rer. gain Of G.
Two deaths from yellow fever had occurred at
Charleston.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. THE progress of SEN
ator Seward and party yesterday, was a contnu-
Gus ovation.
Garbald had invaded Calabria. and six thou
sand citizens had enlisted under his flag. bat
lie with the Neapolians was shortly expected.
The Emperor and Empress of France were Oh
a visit to Savoy and Nice.
A dispatch one day later than the above, da-
ted Chicago, Sept. Sth, says - The steamer Lady
Elgin, of the Lake Superior line, which left here
last night was run into, off Waukegan, about
O'Clock, this morning, by the schooner Augusta,
she striking the vessel just aft the wheehouse-
The steamer sank in twenty minutes in 300 feet
of water. From 300 to 400 persons were on
board, only II of whom are known to be saved.
Several military and fire companies from Mil
wauke were passengers by the steamer. Col.
Lumsden and family, of the New Orleans Plea
yune are supposed to be lost.
Naples was occupied by the Sardinians and
the King had left the city on frigate.