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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-14
Seleernpbtibe Sendribten
2lufnnft Ses On1npfcrs
VO q Il q DID H."
a Sage Wcueres aus europa.

Satber Yptnt 10. Wtat, Der O111z
Ipfer Canadian lit bier init liverpool 9ta9ridz
ten Bis gum 2. unp Queen8tppnz N1bri6teu
Bis gum 3, 3. auf Der 6a6rt nad Quebec bier
pprbeigefpmllert
Die en9lll dye Ee9ierut9 u1ter9anpelte ii6er
Padtrn9 peS @re1t @altern 8ebul8 Der Sc
9ultg eine8 Telegr1pbenzSabel5 3piiden Silt=
9appre uno 9fargppu.
9t16 ben leeten Nadri9ten aus @6iaa paz
ren Die @binelcn ettIdlrien, Den 2lQiirteu ben
3u9al9 nad Pefiu 81 bcltreitet. Sn elmer
Yd19e BON IA Oteilen lp1ren 8cfeltigunget am
6lulle errlbtet unp 100000 Otarm maren unz
tr W11feu,
6rantrei6 IpQ Der @6nei5 so MiGipueu
6raltc5 9ebpten Aabelt, lpenn tic auf bic neutraz
~lllirten Diitritte per5idte,
Den 8iidGien Der 9tornu9na 1T rerbcten
mplOel1, III BENT Gmpfatg Nictor Gmauuels
tbetl3une6men.
8eridte aus Neapel melbeu, b1B bic fSrigz
lideu Ernppen Die Snlur9enten am IS. April
III Der BON ibne1 peridQn5teu StaOt @arune
an9rtffen, werauf Elm preitd9i9er bet6er &f
ertpl9te. Damn erbielten Die t%0ni9llden Srrpz
pen Serl tdrflu0en MD 5pangen Die SnIurgettz
ten, li4 nad Partenicp 5uritf5u5ieben init 6ir=
terlal1un9 BON $50 @et6Dteten, md9renp Die
&oni9ltden 800 Tpote batten.
Ourduf pl1roe Sarine rDn ben &D1t0lthen
9eplitnpert unp in 8ranb gelett. Sn B1lermo
berridte 9rpBe8 @lenb.
Oa Die SSni9(i4en Is Snlurgenten erI6pi=
len, 10 f%ritpften Die Snl 1r9eltten &c 9efau9ene
ncapplitanil9e Splpaten auf.
Grn1 Saper8 mrrpe am Wfont10 in 2iperz
pcpl init ut9e9eurem @l1t6uiia8nl8 elnpfol1z
gen. Die Menge lparnte Die Yierpe bon ietz
nem Wa3en nuo 500 i'm I'M Griunpb pom
SabnbpT ltad) Dem Talbot 6otel. st mltrpe
nit Gb~ren9eIAenfet iiberbGult.
0ebte8. l
2onopl1, 3, W1i. Na6ri9ten aus 0icllita
Iayen, oaB rOlll tdnOt9c 9tu6e berrldt, aber 3uz
gletd allgemcil1e Od6ltiurnullg. @ini9e perz.
pddYtl9e PerI puen purpelr per9aftet uno Die
@ltabelen unp @efdlt9nilIe lparel1 ~iberfiilt.
Die 9ea6ri4tcn liup ieppd wiperlpredenO.
G8 beiBt, Gin neapolitanilder g)eneral lei
ron ben Snllr9erlten 9cfan9elt, f~erlcr Der STE
gieruu88ltb lplle pplt Meiltna perle9t 1perben
utO Die @arItiipn bon Paleruto, rb9lcid aus
10000 Weonn beltebello, fitrdte 1td, na9 Dem
Sunerit 5u marI6iren.
8ari8, Ocnnerlta9. Der Mcniteur verdi
ientlidt cine 0tpte pe8 @rafen G6pupenel
(De8 fran6Dllde1 0tinilter8 pe8 Nu8martigelt),
wcrin au5eiuanper9eleBt wirb, paB b;eNuneripn
Der neutraleu lapcqildeu Diltritte Estimation
per S4wei5 riht affi5irt. C?D Serner er9ebt
id Die 9tpte III 9rcBen Yrpieften iiber ben 5a=
riff AMI gSple, B1umnp1e uno unbere 91pbz
ltpffe.
Der uGrnlfituticnel" lu9t, Die ciu3i9e Sc
ptn9nn9, Die an Die ppn Der SDni9in bon Spus
niet ertbeilte @eueral=N mneltie 9efniipft lei,
9e9e ba9in, paB Die Iluneiirten Der &onigin
Greue IdwEren ulalelt,
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Baltimore lOf(kfr.
Scr SOB Srmtf's.

Die Nadri6t, Dap pteler 9entale bltrednde
Gt1at8mortit aus 0al0lt ppr bet llnterIud}utQ
Der fplofIQ(en Sdminpeleien, an benet aud Ell
me6r pber minper tct6eilt9t g"ereien gu leir
I6eint, iel6t Saro AT lid 9ele9t, ~beitdti9t it'd
Dpufpmmeu. Omar Iudte Die autlid}e Wlener
3eituuQ ben Selbtmpro 4nfang8 nit Der Otelz
6ung 3n pertuIden, baB 8rud pin Tpl8e mtez
ber6plter SAlQ9anfGue" 1f1rb. Nber mert9e
SAGE bar1uf erfl1rte bieIel6e uutlt4e 3ettlt1t9
,9(t &6euo be8 20. (2lpriD paro Serr bon
8rud al8 3euoe 8etreff8 Der bon bent peritor=
beueu General @p1tatten be9dn9eltet llnter'
5hleife n~ernpmnen. Sein 8er9Sr CAB 5t net
teren l1nterIu6ungen AnlaB, melde pteletai
feline Gp1frprtirrna nit anperelt 3eu9elt mn
onoefIaoten BcrIDnelt not9rpctbi9 9ettadlt ba=
6eIi miiToen. llltter bieIet llmltanoen erticC
her SoiIer Elm eioen6dnoi9e8 Sdreiben ppn
%. init, mprtn &c. Wtajeltdt duBerte sd
e~ntloie sic, S9rem Wunlde 9enldB, t%llterlllt=
fiI6 ans Sbrent Q(mte unb itbertrQ9e po8 ST.
rQr3rntniitcriltm prcpiIprtid benz 9teid8rotf
Sotattu8 ro1 Bleuer." Otele 8 f1lIerIt4e
64noIdreiben rpuro benz Serrl prn Srld an
2C6eno te8 %. Iberqe6eu uno uut Otpr9en pe&
%. narb er in Ieinem 8ette blltertp 9efnnoet.
Qu %. fQno biez8ert9tltde BDltzn1prtentzun=
terIudmrg fat. Der Sal8 mar pDn Der Sur
oelaoer lis 3u Dem porbercn Gbeile Der Se9le
6urdIduitten. Der ut9liiflide Mann Bate
itd audi a1f Der ttereu Seite betoer Salo=
8eleufe @unpen bei8ebradt. Der Snbalt oes
Ologen8 mirp Jest ppt 0eli beeipt8ten dr5tlife1
4utoritdten r1tterl uft."
SIS 9erri6t bier" Ia9t eut anberer gSieue1
8ert9t aus pemielbeu Inlalle pie 9rDBte
8eftiir5ung, unb 0a8 Sertraueh be8 Bnbltfltnl&
it furhtbar Ell dittert,"
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arucrsbrunff in 8rtaoL. y. 8.

8rtfpl, g. s., II. Mui. Die 8pb-
nltr9 pcn Sanle8 s, De 8clf wurbe beute
Mor1en Elm 91aub Der 8lammen. Mfebrere
WenI6en mtrben inter ben 3riimmern res
SauIeS be9raben. Die 2ei4name Don 9emiS
Walprpu ur1p 6rn. SDrtpn murpen aus ben
0fuinen berpor9e3o9en lieben poer udt unOere
Yeripnen murpen ldper perlebt, ME man 6pfft,
ieor6 feline tSbtltd. = 0u8 6au8 mar tiir
$4,000 periidert, Der Serlllt ii6eriteiSt aber
btele Sumlne.
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@ie iapaneflde @elanStidaft.

q Nprfpff, -. Wtai. Der Oalnpfer
P9ilapelpbia fam beute Mpr9en 6 l1br bier
an, Der DampIer Nnacoitu anfert III Den
Joao8 unb miro e8 n%telben, ipenl1 Die 6re8atte
5to1npfe Bel Slo Bpint an9cfpmmen.
Nprfolf, -. Wat. Capt. TabGor BON
9. ct. Oanpfer 8pwbatuu 1T 6eute Wtor9er
anf Der u2Ouiliana" bier an9efpmme1t. 81
meloet, b1B Der Sdoft Der 6re9atte arg ger
6rD4en lit uaO poB le wabrldeinlid rabrenr
Oe8 Sturlae8 Die Sal bon gtew=Yprt 9ar nidt
perloIleu bat.
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N,On0reB.

% ai9tu8tOn, II. Oiat, Der Se=
ma mar nidlt i'll Sibung.
Da8 Sau8 beidlpB, feline Sisul1g am
Otrnta9 erit INN 3 ll9r 3t beginner, nm Die
Otit9lierer III Den Stauo gu leBell, Der 2an=
oun9 Der iapanell4en @elanptldaft bei5lt~
ppbncn.
Damn lpurbe tpieOer iber Die @rpn'ide gia
iii 8etreff bes Terrttpriun8 Sbabp pebattirt.
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Wnd, 0mrnnn.

Newz Oprt, -. Nfai. Der Danpfer
New~Oprf fubr beute Wiittag BON bier mad
Sputbdmptpn ab nit $40 Bailagieren unO
100000 Sart9elo.
Der Dampi er @itp If Wandelter fubr cbeltz
fans 6elte Otittu9 ab rrp 5par nit $50 Ba1luz
9ieren uro $4,000 Surt9elo.
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gobrdt rpirb berntt %9e9eteu, Sa6 Die llnterseidnde pcn bG5
8aiIen9erift ser gtabt Baltimore @oama4t sur @erpatuus be8
Na6(aile8 bS a0ber REINFORCEMENT Sos. s.. McOer erbal-
ten bat. aue, Die Scrcerrn9el an beieu 9SaGla6 bater, ner-
ben hermit Glf9efctoert, iplbe nebft ben n6tbeeu 8ee9eu an peer
ppr benz %. Sftbr. 1860 cin3nretdben unb 9eleno an madeu nSer.
gu gewdrt9en, oaB fe ibWr Scroerun9en an 6ieieu9a4n6 9eieeli6
fit oerluit9 ertlirt weroen. Nue Ole 3abun9en an ouien Nads
loB Su MAIDEN Daben, wer0en hermit a%l9efprtert iCI@e u%uper5aS-
lid an bR llnterSeuhnete SIT leItcn.
WtatS, 4p, linen 2pnt1e Weeber, I6nt.
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aroerenheit in g1erp.@ malanD.

8ptpm, II. Wtat. Die guucrn III gang
Nem=@r9lano be9el 9rOBe 8elor9niB in 6oI9e
Der berridenoen 9rpBen Sroferbelt, ipelde III
pielen Sbeilen bon 9telpz9an1plbire ba5t mo-
tbist, ba8 gie6 piele Meilen nett gu treiben.
@albbranoe ri6teten 9elterlt Bet Sap 69unni8
9rpBen S6aben all.
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Mmfmmft bcs 0o,mpfcrs

See ~ : YDrf, 10. Mai. Der Dampfer
6rltot fam bier ppn Soutbampton an nit
NaHrlften BIG gum 2. B., Die ollp bon bench
be8 ,,Sunabian" iiterbplt Inlo.
Die Darnpfer Nta9ara unO Nn9lp Saron
falnen brauBen an.
0a8 Sdiif gtept1n bon Nep Orleans
ltranoete Bel @erfOrO. Ntan bOffte feline Ga
0ul14 gu rettell.
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a, N1cter Sute nmS Mfitcns0oScn<

Wleincn 6reuuOen, 9efanuten un6 ~ibcrbaupt benz se.
eErtca @ublifum bic er9ctene Nr8et9e, bob ib aus benz @elbdtt 68
6ru. sSacpb g8abl a%u89etreen biR uab Elm 6ut- lmb Datbensei6dtt
Go. "a 8altimoretr., 2. Gbiir ppn 6repertditr.
auf mene ei9ene Ged6nun9 etablirt babe, bite caber, 6a8 mir in
%irlberen Gtcaung 9ei6enfte Sertrauen au6 ierner gu Gter-
tra9en uno 9cbe t6 Die Scrltberun9, bab t6 let gutter Naore bic
Di1i9iteu Qreie lte0fn iperoe.
lin 9iti8en 3ulpru6 bittet cr0ebcnit
So2S a"0 Sbas. 3icefer.
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lintersans beS Yrppener r@rairic etate.A

DetrDtt, II. W1t. Der Propeuer
pPralrte State, " init elmer ppllen Qabuns @eie
5Eclltnebl na4 O8oen8bur9 betimlnt, ranate ant
OttttpOd3 Wtrr8en q1f cinen Slipper III Der
StroBe SOn Wiafinaf utO p~erIanf uu9et6lid@
lId. Wtannl4aft unO 8afia9iere murDen 9e>
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lliir5te in eiten abbans birntter NIB SObn
Nfc9enrp, eit Baggage eifcr, ipurOe idper
perlebt.
Der Bug lpurbe eiti9e 3eit auf8e6altea eS
nl1rbe aber Ipnlt 9}tema1o perlett.
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Mnrunft bes 9ampfers aninuis.

Sem OOrf, 13. Wtoi, Der Oanpfer
Suttpt8 bon SABRE u1O 2icerpoot lit bier nit
Jt1drtdten Bis gum 2. angefpmmen.
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Neuerfre6er:M .rlnm,m,1nna

au9lt toy 0a., 10. Wtai. 9n Ntlonto
fallo2 9elterll cnl benlcfrotiidc8 Mectiua ltatt,
norm Die .Sc5eltpnlfen pertbeipi0t ulro 3ouss
9laS fltr ctltell Serratber erflart plrbc.
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Gin gffopeuSchiff oeforos,,

NewzSrlean8, 10. Nfut. Der Ser.
St. 01nlpfer W9obapf 1T nit Der 8arfe Q8ilb
SE!re:, Die er an Der &itite BON Guba, nit 500
Afrtf0lterlt an Soro, einfi1g, utteu aasefom>
men.
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0Snh Mn4tnrNn,,t

Gas It6ne i6neQic9eGnce preuBi6e 6resatti6ifI: r@erntania, d"
Gapt. g8lb. Srontc miro no3 pbt9ent 90Rn prompt crpeoit uno
btetet 9alia9ieren in Der bequem ein9eridteten /. rmo 2. Goiate
cine quite @ele9enbet 5ur n%eberiabrt.
g8eeen Qo6a9e menbe man ltb an BEN Gopitdn an 9crb GrruerS
g86arf s. s.. ODER an @ebtIber 8Bntm9cr,
MatSS $40. 20 @. @DarIe8ltr. ny Stairs,
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Observation-Disclosures.

9tpu{e'S 8cint, II. Mui. Der mad
Otcntreal teltimnrte 8afa9ier5u9 iiberfubr aee
lterm abenO cine Sub. Der Sagages8asen
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@nfnnft Der Ser. ct. Tre9atte Noanpfe nit Der ia
paneliide1 01eianbtfd,nft

Pui't VIZ uhp tFUuII+
Nprfptf, 10, Wfat. 2eBte Mitternadt
fam Der Dumpfer luacplta, Der in Samptcn
Jtcap8 1~tattpnirt lpar, nm Die Nufltnft Der Sire
gate 9tpo1rfe gu ermurtel1, bier al rmo mel
pete Die Infunft Derl elben in ben 9tpuo8. Der
O1ntpfer philadelphia init ben gum @mpfQ1o
beprberten 8er. ct. 8eumten madte l6 baln
Ip9letd GUT 9itunter- 6abrt parat. @a6r=
Idetnli9 Wtpntag Wtittug miro Die iaparelilhe
0elarotldoft ouf oen Danlpfer YbilQoelp6ia
III gSalbi19tplt al1fpulmelt.
Sine 6ra9c Der etiquette 1T nm in 8etreIi
oeS Dtplplnatild en STANCES Der japureIfj6en
0eIal1ptldaft alfgetau9t unD man ludt Dielels
BE IGleuni9lt 5u idlidten, I'M MfiBperItdnDz
rttlleh nit Dem rtrlumatiiden Corps GIT per-
metOeu.
3meite Depe56e.
NDrfpIf, 13. Wai. 6eute g6eno fur3
na9 8 ltbr fubr bic B6i(aOelpbia BON Sorts
mputb blnob. Sin Yiertel nad 9 ll6r fam Tie
bel bet 6regatte 9%fpauofe an, pQ8 urf i6r be-
ftl1pli4e WultfzGprp8 lpielte, uno bic @m=
pfun95@@pmmiiiion begob it6 nit eilrem Dol
nletlder uno ctler Ga5a9l Soun1aliIten auf 3
Sopten all 8prb Der 6rc0atte.
9te Gpmmillion bcgab li0 in bic GaiGte Der
@ela1pten unp Capt. Dupont iiberqQb bielen
leine SeltaGung ppm Brdlipentel1, mrrin ct
bcauTtra8t MINI, Die @cionoten at bebienen.
Damn ltellte er lei1e 8egleiter ppr, nantentlid
6rl1. 2eoparo ais Sertreter peS StoatS=Qe@
partenlelltS, uno BOT Den @elunoten einen berg
ltdel Wlllfpntnl.
gtadper1 Die @eI1noten fur5 crrpibert rto
ben Sertrq8 pcr9e5ei9t botten, f1lip cine freunpS
lt9e llnterreonn9 ltatt uno man lnahtc Ii6 5ur
ueberlieolunS auf ben 0ampfer Bbilapelpbia
p1rat.
Ou8 8e9e9nen 6pil9en Der Gmpfan98sG pnz
~Inilltcn uno ben @eluaOtelt, pblppbl e8 ben
lebteren gar gu einIa6 republifauiId erI6ien,
mar pon beipen Setten bHfit %piirpi9 UNI pers
trauli9.
Die DOGmeti4er Der @eianotcn miidten It4
l1n9enirt unter Die 3uldauer uno lpraden init
t9nen i'll ertrd9lidem @n9lii6.
MOnta9 Otitta9 miro bic 8bilapelpbia in
8albin9tpn eintreffen.
Q6aibin9ton, 10, Wtai. Die @eIanotIdaft
miro III Wagen inter Der G8fprte BON faris
neiolOaten unb Wtilijen na6 i6rem Quartier
9ebradt merpen. @8 meroen 9rpBe 8prbeS
reitun9en fir ben pffi5ieQen @mpfau9 am Wiittz
mod 9etrpffen.
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0un6 !!
2lt uerntictbcn.


8 I6Bne 3inlmer I'M 2. Gtcf Itub Sn ~permietben in 81
Gearlltr n0he @enniplpania Noenue.
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Ncrlonet mnS acfmcbt.
Sentidc8 Nrbcit=N a6weiinngs 8iirean
GAnmPaffr Sin hh

inter guifdt ser yOeutI6cn @eeaI6aft."
Nue DGei niQen WtI4e Seutife Sanbwcrter, @rbcter Oter Oienff.
botcn SIT belbdtt9en mInlden, Ipmte ale beutlben @rbettiu6enSen
lppler ii9 perlbnttd r6er in frantiren grieien an sen Noenten
ser @eieai6aft 9rn. $. S. @elGtn9Roft SO. SIS. Sbames.
ttraBe nenoen, meltcr unent9ebIih IuStunft ertbeilen wir6. I'll
Wcrlnt1o4 > @inioe quite Sbneioer unb 9iberinnen, melh5
OtI4H'tyt : tr @eI6dft 9rtnbltd, perteben uuo bauernSs
Sei9att9un9 wiinI9eu, tSunen i6 melben bel
S. 8ItmIine,
SO. 2 9eortb- 9ibcrtnItraEe MS @toirS
gfab 1T Mai6nen.se ibe pnb anr SprtcN SpSIcpttOn biaia an
baben. moiiI2 ~"
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@irtbi6nft8= Gr0Ffuuno.

AMhIMs Der llnter5eidncte mabt Ieiuen Sreunoen Sopie bcm
gllIl Pu llhiI1 Ole @nSe8e, baB ct Gle ~Q8trtb16aft bes g8ilb.
&ebelhonu, u. Sreeerifitr. SEQ. IS, ibernpntnlen Bat 1t. beute,
Utonto9 ben IA. WaI NIT etnem belit4teu 2unGl er6fneu miro.
Spbn $, &ruuie.
Gy- Se0en Sag, Mrrsens I'll llbr,N gun6. gMRo >
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THGMFs one 6rcunbe uno 9cfannte la e tb su eiuem beIifaten
lllGA= sumo beute Sprmttta8 1917 llbr EN-. Sri6es 9eu6en,
2a9erticr bel
Dep g. S6BnfeGb, Gp. 25 g. Treoeudltr.
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Ninthnni1 l3nnnerein D. !

Spl9er Seretn lA6et bo8 oeutl@e Publitm hermit alr getbeiG
gnm9 en-. Sn nadler ~gerlammlnn9 miro ba8 Gte @etb periri
geriamIun0alOfaG: Sc. % 81. 6~reSertfar.
SWp SIN Nufraoc: &. @aIncr. @pIr
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01tlth +!

NM Seutc. Rontas McrsenS IL llbr in Der oItcn Gurfa,
.lns 1aOe, Ode 6ront- lno 20mbar6Itr. -
n 5ablrcI4em gciuGe laoet freunblidit Elm.
)Nto g. ScmmerfeIb. -
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GF Die fOl9enren 0eadridtelt, bic tbeil-
ipeiie ourd tic be8 Oampfer8 9ra5il itberbOl
iinp, tpurpen prm 0ampfer alta itber-
bradt.
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De gytt9lteoer beie8 neutn Sanre, Gins, fowte NQe. welde Phi
poeeri l9 cemleloen an5ul6lteBen, iperoen hermit benad5r1dbtiot
gag pel Der am lt19lten OtittpC@ BEN 10. 5. Qben68 UNI ltbl
ratrnioeaeen gtrl4ntnllln9, Gte bon Orleansitr. uno grpa6wap
Que Seanlten erpablt iperoen iClen uno bic erde Gin,obllmo IoR,
Fn0et Sm &ufha9e:
SU(cUd Ntttrpff nrnn eerr
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Sf.9altp. 2lrbrttcrz0nne.
0rpBe
Gr0Hnltngs= lltO GinWcibnnqs= Teicr
Der 9en erbautcn @ommermirtbi6ot Ser O
Slrnbnlle, 91D. 800 McitzI rnttffrnfr
8efnnntmnhmnn

Die Watglieber Ser Martiu 9utber ecae SO. 6. u. 81. 81 MGR
Zen aui beute, cen "A. 5. @. Nbeno5 ~ ubr, III Scmseren..
9aie e1.n4elaoean, III 8etreff wt6tger @eI6ifte. gger nt6t ef
lbelnt, bat bic Sel0tGfe an{unebmen NV" ~
SWto SIM Nuftraoe: 81. S,huI eosr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-10
The Charleston Troubles.

Nothing has been, as yet, definitely settled
as to the programme to be carried out at
Baltimore. The South must be conriliated,
so as to act as a unit. But how that is to be
done, is question which is now puzzling and
perplexing the leaders.
Some of the Charleston delegates now
here, report that at Weldon, North Carolina,
and at Petersburg Virginia. they We're sur
rounded by an enthusiastic crowd who de-
manded that they should stay and get up
Douglas meetings in those places. These
facts they state to show the sentiment of the
Southern people in reference to the late oc-
currences ut Charleston. The delegates are
generally swearing mad at the Southern pol
lticians, though most of them prefer to think
Mr.. Douglas is secure of the nomination at
Baltimore. Many of his shrewdest friends,
however, concede that his chances are doubt
full
The President appears to be as much OPP
posed to the nomination Of Breckenridge rs
he is to that OF Douglas. Politics on all
sides here are assuming a most singular
shape and it is an impossiblity to tell width
er we are tending. The Southern seeding
delegates will not yield under any circum-
stances, unless the Democratic Convention
at Baltimore agrees to give them the Plat
form they desire Their demands are ex-
tremely ultra in their character, and with
the platform they desire, the Northwestern
wing of the Democracy say it would be i'm
possible to carry Il single State north OF Ma
son and Dixon'S line, no matter who Is the
candidate. Wash. Corr. Of y. J. Herdid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-10
The Late Ex-GoY. Tazewell.

The Norfolk Herald has the following
obituary OF the distinguished deceased:
He was born in the ancient city OF VIII
lamsburg, in the year l7774: was educated at
William and Mary College; studied law under
the late John Wickham, of Richmond, and
commenced the practice of his profession in
his native city.
His first public service was in the Legisla-
ture Of Virginia, of which he was member
when the Madison resolutions of 1889 were
adopted The next year he was elected TO
Congress, and aided in the choice of Mr. JEFF
ferson over Aaron Burr.
lie declined reelection to Congress, and
moved to Norfolk in 1901 where he at once
commanded large and lucrative practice,
and was soon distinguished among the most
distinguished in the State At the instance
of the President Of the United States, he
argued the iazoo case, with great ability,
and added greatly TO his reputation by his
arguments in the Court Of Appeals of Virgin
ia, in some of the most important eases in
that Court. His last professional effort was
when he appeared at the bar Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, in what was COM
monty known at the time as the ''Cochlnealp
case. At this time he was of counsel with
Mr.. Webster, and opposed by VIM. Pnck-
ney, of Maryland. 1t was during this ex-
citing trial that Mr.. Pinckney died 81
denly.
Perhaps no forensic display in our country
has been more distinguished for profound
and scientific professional lore, than in his
frequent contents in our immediate Courts
with his great competitor, the late Judge
Taylor. In these contests the principles Of
civil, municipal and maritime law were DIS
cussed with an ability which, at the time.
commanded general admiration, and lifted
the advocates to the highest point OF pro'es-
sional fame
Mr.. Tazewell was appointed in 1870 one
of the Commissioners under the Florida
Treaty, and this work accomplished, he was
elected to the Senate OF the U. States. where
he found no superior even i'll the day OF Gay
Calhoun and Webster.
His last public service was as the Governor
of this State, which office he resigned before
the expiration of his term. and returned 10
this city, where he ever since resided, an OBJ
jeet of affection and admiration to al our
citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-10
President Making.

The resolutions of the caucus of tho no.
cractic Senator'S are to be taken I'm far Ao'
sideration, and Mr.. Jefferson Davis s0,'-
speak in their support. This will he -, !"
chief debate OF the session, and will bavs
direct bearing upon the action of the Sn,t
ern Convention, which is to be held At R;ah
mond on the 18th June, and Of the ad;on..
ed National Democratic Convention. wh;al
is to be held at Baltimore ON the lstb Inv
The Charleston Convention was broken " ~
and divided, chiefly on account of tho plaip
form difficulty. The question inyoIyad y
this dispute is to be the prominent one ~.
only in the Conventions, but in the pr.s;
Dental canvass. Therefore, it NAV be w es,
to devote attention to the fact that the ma;o.
ity resolutions embrace every point of The
Senate resolutions, and declare the same doo
trines as to Territorial Goyernments--eono,
rights of States in Territories-the duty Of
| the Federal Government to protect these
rights-the time when sovereignty common.
ces, &c.
! The first resolution ofthe Majority Renort
which the Seceders re-affirmed, is subs,ant;.
ally the same with the Senate resolutions o
| and f. The second resolution of the forme,
is the same in substance with the 9Th resoIu.
ton of the latter. The Sd of the former !,
similar to the 9th of the latter. The 5th of
the former is the eth of the latter.
1t is probable that the Senate resolutions
as reported by the Senate Democratic eau.
Gus, will be adopted by Senate majority and
thus be an instruction to the Southern Con.
vention, and an admonition to the Nation
al Convention. 1t will be seen also that the
Platform Committee at Charleston, strictly
obeyed the direction of the Senate Caucus in
the formation of Platform. | do not saw
that it is not very sound one, but tina, !,
had its origin here, and that part Of tho
project, that is, of secession, in case it was
adopted by the Convention, has been duly
carried out.
THERE'S scarcely any doubt that the South.
ern Convention will be held at the time and
place appointed, and that in it will be rep.
resented all the Southern States, and that
the Convention will nominate Southern
President on that platform-no matter what
may be done at Baltimore Great efforts,
know, are being made to defeat the scheme,
even by Southern men, but nevertheless it
will prevail AS TO the adjourned Conven-
ton to be held Mt Baltimore, it will only
meet, to get into deadlock. 1t will i'm.
possible to nominate any one under the tyo.
thirds rule as construed to mean 202 votes.
Then, if that rule be set aside the couse-
quence will be disruption Of the Conven.
tion, and merely sectional nomination,
made by the delegates from the Republican
States, which cannot obtain probably sin.
gle electoral VOTE Washington Co,respon-
dence Of Nep York Journal Of Commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-10
Amusing Mistake.

A well-known minister in Chelsea, Mass.
was greatly surprised, some time since, al
receiving an epistle from Il lady friend nj
Cape Ann. containing. sundry and divers
female condolences relative 10 her approach
ing marriage, and an urgent request TO send
Immediately 'hoop skirt" The minister
was completely dumbtounded. 1t was a
strange epistle for him to receive, but there
was the superscription, Rev. -, rs plain
as could be. In the course Of the day, how
ever, the mystery was cleared up, and it ap.
peared that fair correspondent had indited
two letters, one to the reverend requesting his
presence to tie the marriage knot, and the
other to female friend. enlarging on the
anticipated occasion, and requesting her ser
vices in procuring that highly useful article
a hoop skirt. By some hocus pocus the let,
ters were placed i'll the wrong envelopes, but
the righttul owners exchanged letters, aud
the minister and hoop skirt were both there!
-Baagor .M.) Times.