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i'll 8 Der it5iltanid den MDn9e e,
Sin SfIt5ter @aribaloi'S l4rei6t II. q. bon Yas
lernlo aus: 8ulperbar 9eltltg, w1ren e8 bic
WGnde, uro ltamentlid Die &upu5iner, Die ltd
apdbrenO be8 StruBenfampfeS Dor AIen burd
lbre fitbne Gpoe8pera9tun9 au85ei4neten. sic
tru9er Die breiiarbige Gofaroe uidt bloB gum
citizen @eprd1g, = man Jap lie iberau porn
bran i'll i6ren brauneu &utten, Die PatrpntaI9e
nnl9el dnqllt, III oer eilell t0anb ba8 &ru5ifir,
III Der anrerer cine alte Opnnerbiidle l9ptn=
9elo, ulo Die anoeren nit gSprt uno 8eilpiel
a%nfeuernb. &tner oteler Suttentrd9er, Elm al
ter 0ral6art, miro mir INNER in bet Grinlez
rlll9 bleiben er bate ms unbemaffnet, taft
BON Wtarlala all, b%eSleitet. 2luf ben SD9en
bon @alatafitt! lab id Jpn iid Der Wu8tete
zines pernuloetelt neapotita,i lden Spleaten
bentI6tt9en, mIitten I'M &artdtldell6a9el, nit
Der ct baum, i'm @eme6rfeuer uuo 8appnnetts
alSriff trrb eilem @aribaloi'id,en Ilpenjd9er
itkerall nit unter betSproerlt ten mar. SD, pers
Tor i9lt bann aus Dem @elidt, uno traf ibn erlt
bier lpteber, auf ben 8arritapen> Ql8 8itbrer
an ben 9efibrlidlten Bunften. @r fiel an
nteirer Seite, ELI @raratenlplitter Serl4niets
I'LL tYH HNH ONYAOSl' w tVul IltL NV QAB
i4 IN pemSanpf9etiinlnel ni4t pa5u fam, ben
lneridrpfenen nu9 leiner gerguu9en6eit nno
%Ieinelr 9e6en8nmltdinpen an85ufra9en; 10 meib
l9 geidt8 BON ibm ais ben Naunen SRA @i<
rpl1mp."
Bg Cine srte4i19e Srei
auf Si5tlien.g Der Guriner 8eridterltatz
ter Der s.. 3. melcrt Die Antuuft Don 1000
9rtedlden Splpaten" anf Si5ilien. gSie aus
9riefilden glatter1 5u erlebeu, banpelt e8 1i6
babel nid}t I'M re9nlare Grlppeu, lonoern nm
cine sriehiiAe 9csirn bon 6reipiui9eu, welde
Der Sberf Sarata1p8, elmer Der ~befanatelten
P1lifare1 be8 9riedilden llnabbdn9i9teit8frte@
8eS, auf ben Snleln pe8 Nrdtpel8 9eporben
bat, tsaO omar frog Der N~bnnabnuh9en bon
Seiten Der 8cbSrben in 9ltben." llebrtgen8
berrl4t aud, nnt<r ben iun9cn 2eutenin atben
uno auf tenn 6eltlaupe itberbanpt 9rcbe Be-
8etlterun9 fiir @artbalot. a.E III
8erlin. Die @rnen1uiis be8 8arpn8
4lp9pn8 pOn 0pt9idilp gum preuBil4en
8eneralzGpniul in Bari8 fabrt 5uerlt einen
Ssraeliten III cine berarti9e preuBil4e Stel~
lung eia. Gpr eini9en Sabren fofete c8 nod
Wti6e, baB eitsppm Sultan 5uut tiirtil6en Sc
n~eral-@palnl fitr BreuBen ernannter S8raelit
bus pteIletti9e @requatlr erbielt.
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- - - Baltic. & Diu=Giicnbabu |!
vGreot @aItern".
I'm bic 9epcbner 8altimore'8 uno anoeye, bic oaS
mpDerne Observation-Disclosures


I'm bic Serppbner 8attimore'S uno anoere, bic 6aS
mpDerne Marine= llnoebeuer
9n le9sn mllni9en, 5a aecomociren, bat Die ~Gonlpasmie nadftebcnbe
lpe5eue arrangements gerofen:
ooSu9e Werben @nnoen-Stationb brett nab gnnapoii perfoS5sr
9atonnta9, Otenita9, Wetttpr9, Dcnnerlta9 uno Sreitaa, 6en6. 7.
O., y. uno 10. B. d., I'M Z is uno S,45 g. lP. mn 10 AZ 81
Wk, Die f9 IN NAuappIis nit Sem Dampfer ,QmcaIter1 nrrEin'
csa, Der ole SSerfte bort UNI $50 uno II l6r D.. NG, Im6 8 ubr
q. W. (ooer bel Der @ntunft Der Overwhelmingly perfist ZEN
s@reat Ga1tern" as Dleilen entcr ~ UNI ODER Dor 10 unS 11,s6
y. 90. uno 80 q. 81. errtidenS. ''"
3lrudtebreno miro Ger Oampfer ,2oncaIer" cen ,CSreat goHsrna
UNI LILO Is. Wt. z uue $40 q. 90 per(oI1en. 20 hnkl err h IN
AnnapolS oer6tnoet nit ben 3I9en, Die nm II, 26 40 lnb 4 v.
NC. 1o1ebelt li1o baltimore I'm 2 20, Z, rs un6 8 q. R. erretdJen,
Vie Ya1a9iere babeu tNe gSasl III SinlGt Der 3aoe, bic he b,
e cGsr yer ne1mcn Wolen. eo9 &ifet@ lno MUIR gut 3ur Nldttbr am
lel6en Gage, no ie 9efauft tn6.
OSlent9en, oe zen rs Bug nebnen, BADEN ullaefdbr 2 Gdlm.
ssa 31t am SSr6 pes Oanpn9tfes uno f0nnen UNI 2,25 81. Wf.
sum @nen IN Baltimore 5nrid len, w1breno Oieieniosus be Rem
lz,4O 3u9 nebmen, 3 Stunben !3Gt aEf Sem ShifFe bapen unb
S1tllupre nm 9 ubr NbeI6S erreNben.
Seoe Sor9lglt WIro 9eha9en iper6en, nm lln0tadSIiae M p,r.
ne'een, oe s3ta9e prompt 9eben lno ben E~a1a0teren ide 8eaucm.
H0tet nmo St1erbet on0eoetben 81 laien.
re &ldet8 19heBen Coupons Gin fir bic ganSe Nobrt per GiIen,
pggn,osn Oantpier nSoncater" uno ben @intritt an Yprb seS
"@reat @oiern.
.SPe6leue 3a9e imo aud sur ACCOMMODATION Der 8aIbinotpn ge.
p0lterull9 Qrran9rt. NdbeleS bariber in ben WaIbinatot 2eiton.
gen. SltetS nMr So. 90 pa Baltimore unb 6er Bah. Qinie. D9myfer.
Son Gllcpit'S Wfta8, Sreoerid, CAREERS AeirD, Gumberlano
nnao eueit anoern Euntnn am 9nupHtalrnte Der Sabn werben Babe
BretSsGudetS nab baltimore Oertauit iperoer ltr So. o. fIr gBalb.
in3to1 no ole annapolis Roaof, ben 0ampfcr a9ancaher@ unb
ben oSreatg alern. b~un3afi9eno. e 3 .
10 &tdets ntatien inter alien l~mitinoen lei ben @oenten Der
Stationen 9etauft werSen.
Mp s. w. fGoIss' 6snera T.S SiTpt0 Masnt
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Orfnn in aamias.

2eapenmprtb, 6. g, A. Gus. @offen
County, &anluS, purbe IN Der letten Wo9e
bon einem perbeerenoen Srfane beitn9eludt,
wel6er an gaubpl3, 6eu5en uao @ebaueen
9rpBen Sdaoen ar9eridtet bat. Sn Burlingz
ton lpprber bret 8obnbauler ulb anoere Sc
bdube nieber9erihen. Sn Qerob lpuroen 6
Sauler, einl4licblid De8 R~eplbobaules, 3er.
ltSrt. 5n Sttalpa uno Otter Street wurben
piele @cbnbaaIer %5erlf6rt. g8 murbe cine
An5ahl Berlonen bur4 ben Sturm bel9dpiet,
aber feline tSptli9.
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Baltimore 0,cIenfdboft.
Der Oermamia 8amDerein 81.

pat nEp pr9antftrt unb Opnnerftao ben 9. b. U, abenOs uGr,
erte g~lrtSablIna 8eamtenpabl un6 erRer @elb. @erIrih.
AHufla9e per antbeil so @tS., N~bfn6un9 $50, lestere erfOIat oe.
gen Yranlien- 3ablnn9 unter 9erpfidtun8 Sur @ntribtiun bon
30 @tS. ertra tr ie6en 9eitrt@enen Mutbet( pom Snoe bes 9nTpfor.
9eS eeS TOri@uhes an9erebntt. 3tnfen werbeu nfaf err.
bpbsn 1no na3 @btra9nn9 bcs erbaItenen@or.
1T Die 6atIr 9e8cbene St9erbcit befreif. bie
1aner oss 9srstng 1T auf SABRE bere4netmn6
geloIiebbaoera 1T bic bette ~@sIesenbsit 9eDOten, lrsr mSsiosn
geotp9un9eal gOri9ale gu er1alten uuo D%ie,cni0en, welhe ibte
gstlpearnllle rGer uno gut anle9en pplel, barien Dort6eif6aIer
@ereInSsSotal bel capt. pb. Otenualb, 9cmbarSItr.
SOtOo WV
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Mabl in Mprb @arplina.

petersburg, 4. ans. Sine Mense
peiterer 8ablGeridte 1T eln9elaufen, (Sie
~ein5eln mit5ut9eileu, 1T bSdlt iberRitllts. Die
9leO.) 4Qem na6 bat Die Spppliticn8partei
bebeuteno an Stit1luler 9elppuuell, aber ni9t
btareidenr, UNI gu lie9et.
Wcbl unterridtete Berlpuen ldabcn, baB
bic Oenlpfrateu ben Staat nit 5000 lis 1O,+
900 Wtalpritdt ~9elppnnen baben.
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alase sesen Dem Great @affern.

0ew~ 0prf1 5. Nueut. @esen bic
9redt Goltern@@p mpa 9nie 1T cine Slage alls
Ddu9i9 9eula4t pcroen we9en 8erleBuag peS
amerifanil4en Batentredte8 in 8etrefl bon
S9anfeln ulo S9raubell bon Dampfidiffet,
Die S4aOlo8anlprii6e 9eben auf $4,000.
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edwieriareiten init ben Snbianerm.

9eapenmDrtA S., 3. Iusult. Die
Gime8 BON bier bat bic f~pl9enoen 0ta4ri6ten
BON ben @benen (: r9ieut. Stemart bat am II.
Suli nit einer aotbeilun9 bon Sco9midS @plne
ulanbc einen Sbeil Der &iolpa8 perfcl9t unb
9e3ii4ti9t, nobel 5pei Don penielben %9etSotet
llno led5e9n ~9efan9en 9eilcmmeu wpr0en itno.
SO weroen riel @eipalttbdti9feiten BON &ip>
mus unb @pulman9e8 bon Nrfanla8 bertftet. "
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Der Nriu, ppm Ssoles.

ct. So9nS, g. g., 3, ausulf. Die
Staot 1T beute gu &bren oeS Brin3en illuniz
nirt. Sine 9rcBe NRenidemen9e bepest li9
our4 bic @traBer. Der Brin3 3ei9t liA lebr
%erlreut iiber bic ibrn sebradten Spatipnen.
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Nriitfa
NIerlektc4.
Mnfunft bes 0ampfrs Wrince Mlbert.

Gem Yrrf, 4. Qu9nlt. Der Danpfer
SPRUCE Albert BON @alrop 1T beute Nbenb bier
dn8efpmnen. Seine 9tedridter geben rur
bis gum 16. Sui, lino aIlp gang p~eraltet.
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@cIbGftssN~ erleAnua*

@einen aeebrten Srsan0en unO getanutsn Eisrpnt bic ersebsns
MuSeiSe. baB t1 Sas ~9erauni9e Setal
SEQ. 161 8sf= 2OnlbarOfraBe
be,paeu uuS aufs ccmfcrtabeIlte etnseriHtet babe. gud babe i1
tusin WeinIage ger beceuten6 ~rersrBbert. unb perfaufe SRleIbeH
IpmpbI I'M Gallon we AUDI naH auben I'M RIetnen unb @rpben gu
nt66t0en Yretien. y. Barb,
SIil3. Int &c. 161 2Cmb0rclroEe
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scetes iiber Die @abt in Mprtb.earOlfmo.

SCRtts NUer pe 2OdDI III ~IprtDs0nroIIta
9ta4 ben lebten Nu4ridten bat Die Sp>
petition eiae Maicritat BON LOG iber bic DEE
mcfratie. (?)
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m- Nener RnmAerrim. q

Os !lnterSci9neten tabea bei6lOlien eiren 8auUerein an orln.
pen nno Swar unter iOl9en pprtbetlbafat 8ebin0unsen, BAH eS ie.
Ss ~ 1GioSStt9 u. s 81 etsenen gS8ognfs gu cpsleu. q8ir erluden
oager lcoen, Der f9 nod gu b~etbeIi9em plnldt, am NGontao Zen
6. Gn8nit @6snSS ubr elmer 9erIanmluno bet Ssrrn 81. aeS"
G s % it MG, a0 H. y. gSgitr. bsi5u~O9nen, um our ~abfaIIuu9 Ser
y. Sebren68, SO. 8a8mib, s.. Gon,. n. gaoIts q aos4.
Sogm NC 9HB. 81. Slipper, Sacp6 &6bler, Sobn Sill.
ling uno 9eop Ser3p9. "SgSmo
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Baltimore lOffkfr.
8alttmpre. Ben 6. Qluonlt. 1850.

8g@ @~artbalpi uno bic 8rat en-
Opn 8a1ermp. @aribul0t bat an Die
6rauen III 8afermo ~foG9eape Brrtlaatatirn er>
l%aien:
DSm 8epuBtIei1t, @nte8 gu t6un, I6lage i9
Sbuet etlpa8 ppr, mas %9rpBuitthigen Seelen,
pte Den 59ri9cn, ulb 6rauen ppn Yalern1p
9ewtB au9ene9m leit miro! 5bnen, Die i4 III
Der Stauoe Der @efabr fennen lernte id0n
I'M 3prn uuo III erbabener 8~aterlano8liebe ! IN
Der Wut9 be8 Samples Die 9rarialne1 f~relaoetl
S6loliu9e peradtene, unp Die mutbi9en Spbne
be8 9a15en 2anpe8 Staliet an feuerno, Die 1t9
p~ereiut9t 6atten, u1t fret 81 lein pber 81 lterben!
8ertrauenD rrenpe th mid an sic, retSenoe
8alermitaueri1nen UNI Sbnen einen 2tt Der
S6wd6e 5u befenne1. Sd, elm alter Sploat
in 5pet @eltt9eilen, babe 9epeint uuo par Biz
gum @ruuo Der Seele geru6rt i9 babe 9es
wetnt, nldt betm Anblide oe8 @tenoS uao Der
9tuinen, lpp3u btele cole Stapt perurtbeilt mrrz
be, nidt beim Gnblif De8 equities prm 8oms
baroement uno per pertiimnclten 9et9en, Icn@
bern beim Anblid Der &iuber NIB Baiien, bic
Oerurtbeilt linp, Den 6un9ertop 5u lterben
Sun Wailenbau8 fpfai!en nen1t5i8 auf buaoert
Gtnber aus Dfange1 an 9t1brnng UNI. @tne
etl3i8e Arnme nd6rt bier bteier na9 benz giloe
0ptte8 9el9affelten Ge19ppfe. S9 1~tberlal1e
e8 SIREN eolen @eelen, welde Die traurt9e
9fl9ri9t ldpn b%etri6te, bu8 llebrige 51 erraz
then!
Son ben 5ablrei6en 4bIdieoen in meinenl
2eben miro Der eupfinOlid{te iener iein, nit
benz idl pOu pteIer luir 10 tbeuerl 8ep6lferuns
ideiOeu meroe. S9 weroe an bielem 9a9e
trauri8 ieiu. ater i6 bOffe, DAP neein 99naer5
9eHilpert peroet miro purd sic, epler T6eil
Oteie8 SOlfe8, pur6 Die 9piInutg, bur9 Die
lIeber5eugutg, oaB oieie u~nglitftiden uuO perz
I~afienen @eIaSpfe, pel6e Der 53ufal mebr ais
eut 6e9l NIT Sdimpf befleipet BAL, Die rrn Der
8rult Der menIfli4en @eIeQl6aft 70 1anBe
we9geltoBep unp 81 etnem 2e6en Der Sdan0e
rnO oe8 @leuoe5 perurt9etlt muroen ; baB biefe
u~n8liflifeu, ia9e i'd, Der SOr8iaIt Oieler tbeuz
rem 6rauen aupertraut bleiten perpen, an Die
MIDI eth ept9e8 @efi6fber 9iebe unD pe8 O1nz
te8 fHr ba8 gauge 9eben billbet.
E- HU .u ~ Su E
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So gtad pem
0re0t : 0nifern |

Die Ycpb1ttan Dampfl9iffz@ pmpaanie
Idst ibe Dampfcr ;
Geo. @eabp6D, Selni6ere, unb Npcabpntas.
bic 9rSBten nab febr bcquena einoertGtepn Dampier am Gbsiopsof,
fabren, "t"Ns
Ssben Ea9 wiDrenb Ser sd H.. Dampfsr in
ben annapolis 0toabs rerpelt.
gle %perIalen ai06tft. g9barf ieOen Gag, besinmcnO am nabitcn
utonta8 gsprA9tein ben 8. %u0uit 81 nadbsnanntr 3dt;
GeHaBt nm 3 lbr mna.ns
9 49, ""'V'". VI
: 8
4 Na6mtta9S.
Oo8 &ett, ZEN greot @afTn gu bpl6en, bat lid cine anScre
@ompa0nie 8eidsr caber f6nnet 9aHaNiere nit kfden 8nnfsn
nidt an Bprb eeleben ee6en.
DeBbalb bere9nen Die Gi9qntbiuer bss Yeabp6D, geIoibsre II.
0toaSS uno slrId.
De Danspfer faBren nab an ben Great @atem uS UNI bden
2stat., waS etnfih Secen ~gete9eneett 9ebt, Die inrnent grSBs Az
leben nn6 SIT telpunOern far ciRen biaiSen qra8.
&luet0 5l 90 els. q perlon, Gtneer inter II Ssabren su 25 Cts.
lIno nnr an st9gttr. 2Bberfe SO. 5 gu baben. (S-Opl
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Qnfuuit OeS 9ampfcrs
sc dnQ1r o."

.e NOV " ~ y W \ "
Mnerleetes aus europa.
Odn5lt6e Stunning Wlefffna'S unb
SDracnfe'S burA bic Sfcapolitaner.
O~artbalbt i'm 8e9rife anf SaS Teff=
Lamb Gb5n0eben.
81. SDGn8, 5. Nusult. Der Dampfer
@aa9arpr, nit 2iperrppl< 9adridten ti8 gum
26, suit (tber Qleen8town) 1T 9eltern Ra9t
BET Cape Nace ppr6et gefpmtel1.
Die @cnfereu5 iiber Die idpeiseril6e 6raae
par altf llnbeltlmllt perta9t lpprbeu.
9artealct %ritltete lt9 81 elmer expedition auf
6aS neaprlitaniide 6eltlanb.
Sn N pei batten neue reDplu-
.ttpndre o. . II 1trattpnen ftatts
9efunoen.
GS bieB, in BariS lo(le cine @pnferen3 in
getref Sprien8 1tqttfinoelt.
Die Bfprte bate ZEN Weltmddten mitaes
t9eilt, Dap 5piiden pet Drule uno MarpHis
ten 6rieOen 9el9lpien iei, baB le aber perapd
9e9en bic a~nltifter Der Webeleien auf'8 ltrengz
tie etnldrelten lperbe.
Die BTorte prpteifirte ge9en Die frln3Slii62
Srterrenticn uno Die fran3SlIde expedition
btelt oa9er pprert inue.
Settles.
Gin Barrier Eelesraulnl piI mi0eu, 5arri=
MEN meroe @ari6aloi I'M gOrldla9 eincS led8=
monatltden Observation-Disclosures nit Neapel unz
terltiiBen. (Dieie Nadridt miro pur9 bic fol-
9enpe lnebr al8 ldderli9 y
N1lerleBteS.
Sine Depei9e bon Neape1 (alIo off
Siel , prnt %. Stli meloet, baB Mellina uno
|Spr1cl8 prn ben fGni9l. Truppen bereil8 aes
rdurtt liilo.
6erner oaB pieie 9ruppen auf Danpferu
nad Neapel 9ebra9t murten.
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Gn1It Wnh Sic Nife.

eMt in bic tablen, Ron Orinen 86unteu beI6otteten &GumH6teiteu
Ses untersei1neten @eibberbrauers NO Der thermometer 10 grao
n~ie0riSer Se9t aS Ibraaben.. DaleIlbt feb ;Sbr Der %SrdfenOsn pipe
entrIdt uno Sbr fDnnt 9i elmer ntlblen 8ICnoeu" ben pertrodne-
ten @aanem immer in seDSr9sr 6eu9tisteit erbalten. &pmmt unO
~a6srssugt Gu9i morris 9rin88bsim,
SiI, 3mt g8eisberbrauer, $50. 16 @. Sreoeridlr.
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NCue Mn5tigen.

agrSar Srebertds settner Itot elm grisf in Der @sder.
Office.
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Mnb MptterSntm.

0sssA4Z Oa8 I9Bne, i9neaegelnoe q. 1 prepb. Sdif pDuis-
bnre," Capt. &. u. @ieemarn mnc prompt mad Obi9em Safen
erpebirt lno bietet ben paIfaseren in Der eriten un6 Spensn Cattle
ete quite @slesenAeit CUR llebsttobu.
@eeen Sradt ino PaIa8e penee jutah M an
8 @ebrhber8 Bnin8er,
SuIi2eS Sc. 20 Git. @borIe8ftr., Hp Stairs.
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8T @art6albt uno bic 8rauen
0pn Ba1ermp. @aribulpt bat an Die
6raueu in Balermo fclgenpe Proclamation er@
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-09-01

BALLooN VOYAGE Across THE ArLANuc.-The
Roston 7rarsiisr had received a letter from Mr.
Samuel Wilson, the cronaut who lately made an
ascension from Pittsburg, Pa, in which he proposes
to make Boston the starting point for his expert
ment Of attempting to cross the Atlantic in bal.
loon. In this letter, which is dated Philadelphia,
Aug 18th, he says:
81 have constructed the balloon, Great Western,
and also the American Eagle, for the express pur
pose Of making a voyage with them to Europe
They cannot furnish gas to initiate them at Pitts
burg or Allegheny City. | have thought Of com
ing to Boston and making my frst trip across the
Atlantic with Boston gas, il the Gas Company can
furnish me with one or two hundred thousand cubic
feet
81 would like to start for Europe by the LIST Of
October, If not before and would give several lee.
lures on the subject Of Eral Navigation and the
currents Of the atmosphere. and endcavor to show
that balloon ride across the would be safe
as taking passage on board Of the Great Eastern
81 would keep the balloons inflated at Nahant or
on the Fair Grounds few days before leaving for
Europe, and hundreds Of your citizens might have
the pleasure Of riding few hundred feet in height
with strong rope attached to each air ship
:" II any Of your scientific citizens, those con
nected with the press, desires to go with me my
transatlantic trip would be glad Of their compa-
ny, and land them safe and sound in less than three
days in some port Of EuropeY
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Is fated to us like death, can any man Of common
humanity and generosity take pleasure in throwing
Il in his teeth Slavery is either blessing or n
curse. fla blessing, why disturb US in the enjoy
ment Of it, You Englishmen ought TO plume your
selves upon IT, for il is your beneaction. liza curse
you should not embitter it. We regard II bless
ing: why disenchant us Of the delusonp You say
at is great sim" doubt IT, as find IT, and shall
ever doubt while Paul's Epstle to Philemon is
universally acknowledged an inspired epistle But
suppose it a sin has God commissioned you to re-
form ity And do you think you ever will reform It
by etcrnhlly sprnkling ytriol upon the master2 As
for your contempt we would rather not have il to
be sure but II you will be content with that we
will live in peace for ever for it is an article in equal
store on both sides. II you cannot condescend TO
our company, we will not complain at giving place
TO Dr. Delany, and We can beatty you with four
millions precisely such. But in your intercourse
with us do not for your own sakCs, forget all the
rules Of delicacy, bencvolcnce and humanity for
every adult Of ms can stand up and say, :" am
man" Farewell TO thee, London, for short time
One more brief look at thy wonders, and then fare
well for ever Another visit to Liverpool; like
her better than London because she likes my people
better interest" cotton ~ II may be so, hut
! am grateful for love Of any kind in England. New
er in all my long long life did my hcartstrngs knit
around fair one so quickly and so closely as they
did round lady in London, who approached me,
and said "Mr LongStreet Unjust get acquainted with
you. love your country, have several kinsmen
there" That's natural, that's womanlike. It is for
man to draw fayors from country and curse her.
God bless her And God bless the family in which
she said IT, As Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, slave.
holders, are in Heaven, hope to get there too
May meet them all there But, whittier am
wandering! Liverpool, another look at Liverpool,
another benciicc TO the English Cunard line and
then farewell to Europe for ever and for ever!
A. b. LONGSTREET
p 81 forgot 10 mention many kind invitations
I has alol
declined them ALL not indifGranty nor disrespcct-
fully, hut because they were obviously given to me
a member Of the Congress, which was not when
they reached me, and never shall be.
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The stanSat0.
song Of saratoga.


"Pray, what do they do at the SpringsF
The question is easy ~ ask
But tn answer IL fully, my dear,
Were rather a serious task.
Asthe mugpie or m0cking-brd sings,
IN venture a Bit Of a song
To tell what they az al the Springs
bagriHats, my darling, they drink
The waters 50 sparkling and clear
Though the ia'"r Is none OF tue BEST
And The odnr exceedingly queer
But the hud u mingled, you Know,
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A. B. LONGSTREET.


Before terminate my first and last visit to Eu.
rope, deem II due 10 my country and myself TO
leave behind me a word Of comment upon n most
remarkable incident Of that visit II may be Of
service TO the people on both sides Of the At
lantc. England owes to my country much respect
TO my native State, little. came hither as a del.
egate land by accident the only delegatc) from the
United States, TO the international Statistical Con-
gress, now in session at this place. The appoint.
ment was made by request Of the authorities OF this
country. ] am a nativ, Of Il State Of Georgia,
the birthplace of two gallant Tattnals the one
wei known TO me, the other well .Snown TO England
lie that humane and chySrous commodore
who at the peril Of his commission and his life res.
cued the captain and the Of Hopes sinking
ship from watery grave at Pelho He has receiv.
ed much praise for the deed but not quite all that
Is due to him; for in yielding to his generous i'm
pulses he forgot that his less gallant brother was
borne from the battlefield at Point Peter, severe
ly wounded by British muskeB What is done in
war should be, but is not always forgotten in peace
The commodore's conduct was approved by his gov.
ernment that government which Mr. Dallas repre-
SCENTS at the Court Of St James.
The Statistical Congress convened, preliminary
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
u ESrATE.-WllL BE SOLD TO TIE HIGHEST
bidder bcf,re the Cnurhnuse door in Tarboro Mon.
day. the Isl day Vt October next four and half Lots
situate in said Town. To wit. Nos. 81 81, W. vs. and 4 of
A. in the plan thereof
Lot, 81. 80 aud y of 4s constitute the well known o-
tel premises and the Stable connected herewith formerly
owned and kept by Mrs Mary Gregory, and they will be
sold ugetherhe other lots have bccu aud used
sary for that purpose, they will be sold separately.
mueiy Of the said properly aud by his will he directed
the To be sold George Howard, ST. is the Of
the other half and he Is willing ~ unite with the
turs Of the said LLOYD the sale thereof that the pur-
chaser acquire the whole.
The Rocky Mount aud Tafborongh branch Of the viii.
mngtOn and Weldon Railroad is IN operation, aud the
making daily trips line Of twuhOrse coaches
has already commenced running between Hamilton aud
Tatboough aud ourhpTse coaches between Green.
vile and TdrbOruugh will start few DAYS aud there il
good believe that the travel through Tarbnough
will become very large, may be asserted with confidence
that the proposed sale will furnish opportunity for
safe and profitable investment.
Mr. Howard surviving PARTNER will retain possession
ut the property, and conduct the business Of the Hotel
t the end ui the year when the possession will be
erred To the purchaser who can buy the furniture ay-
Urablc terms.
One fourth Of the purchase money will be required on
the st day Of January neat and The balance on the st
day Of January 1863 gnd 1t must be secured by unques-
unable paper The last instament 10 bear interest from
LIST January next
wHTTMEL p LLOYD, Executors ON $.
and WM. NORFLEET, ( Lloyd.
GEO HOWARD, Surviving Partner.
August %, lsGO. Bg-tds.
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PosITIoN OF Hos HENW \. WIsE-ln pursuance
Of call published in the Southern 1rgvs and sign
ell by over two hundred Democrats the National
Democracy of the city of Norfolk assembled at the
Opera House, in that city, on Tuesday night July
3lst Ex-Governor Wise expected to be pres.
ert and address the meeting but was kept away by
sickness. Mr.. q. j. WISE, who was present, said on
behalf Of the Elk Governor that he authorised to
state:
That from the moment the nomination was made
at Baltimore, Gov. Wise had ayowcd his preference
for the election OF Breckenridge and Lane that the
newspaper reports atributng to him any hesitation
either as to his decision or as to its open ayowa
were entirely unioundcd.
Gov. Wise not only never hcsitated as TO his own
course but is at loss to understand how any man
who respects the Constitution loves his country
especially how any Southern man-can hesitate
in political conjuncture like the present