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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-13
~ r. ". sENNEIp,r q. ejs5
nj TRUSTEES SALE
HliiEI OF
C. ]. NJ. GWINN, Truste
+. W. BENNETT Il
o9-2awSds. Auctio
NHARLES STREET SPRING LOT
EOR SATE or KRACE

4 NHAkLES STREET. SPRING LOT
~ FOR SALE OR LEASE
The Commissioners Of Finance will ser for sale lease,
AZ public Auction, Thu RSDAY, October lS Az ock
IN M on the promises THE CHARLES STREET SPRING
having front on Ct aries street Of one hundred and
ten 1eet SIX inches divided into lots of twenty
each running westerly eighty feet, two LOTS
on camden street. eighteen feet six inches EACH running
nnftheriy one hundred and fifteen feet six inches to an
aey ten teet wide Plat can be at Registers Office
Terms made known at sale
os,s, JNO A THOMPSON,
s-l-TnNSt9 Clark Com III Hmm
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AN ANNUITY OF sl5 Is, payable semannually, on the
st OF April and October ia each year. issuing from lot Of
ground fronting "a feet the Light street
being the southern half Of House No 81 Light street
payments in four, eight and twelve months with interest
the credit payments to be secured by endorsed 10 the
satisfaction Of the Trustee.
o22aw2w&eOts s T WALLIS. Trustea
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D Z NJ U v A L
OLD AND WELL KNOWN
PHOTO r A P II g A L L E r 7
JOHN H. WALzL,

.... . FROM G3 BALTIMORE STREET,
~ TO 2l3 VEST BALTIMORE STREET. 81
(Just opposite Cortlan Co.'s Splendid Marble Building
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore Nd.
az ONLY ONE ESTABLISHMENT, AND NO CON
SECTION WITH ANY OTHER.
In thanking old rerds and customers for the very
liberal patronage bestowed for many years my Old
stand lam happy to inform them OF my REMOVAL to the
above named large and splendid Gallery which have
fitted in the best and most costly style, and where am
prepared to execute all kinds work pertaining to the
Art in the very best STYLE and in all the branches known
to FIRST class Artists and at prices which fail to
please.
As import my Materials DIRECT fom Europe, and in
large quantities, can afford more liberal terms for the
quality Of work than other similar establishment
in this City. And as devote my undivided attention to
the Art can assure the best and most satisfactory
and the most prompt and polite attention
+ JOHN IL. WALZL,
Prnnrietor Of The Southern Ternra of
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03
Prom Wssbfagtoa


Gov. Wise. IN h's las Ri6
broadly minated Tia. whrp/
tary recently marched past
the President ia Tot eTen nj
Ills re.ia-k % the Governor
comment here, i may non be
The President, az that time, V
aid did not know until he 4
that troops had passed the wh;
Pre,Ie2l Is uniformly marked
tiOrs 10 all visitors.
Tae speech q NIr Morris,
in part coBdennsty-y o. the
the Adnil.stIation, was mad
wishes Of Douglas end otb4
members o: the Illinois delegat
heir desire - rr0m0te the han
party.
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LATER FROM RI
Atrial ~ the s,ea n. .h,. ?


New re1k.
The Steamship Arago arrived IN ?.
Hayre an SOUTHAMPTON. bringing ~
Of "edneiay, the lf.h inst beiss -
ter than previously received. 49,
ssngers senator Seward, who l. 49,
RECEPTION win firing e guns.
The mp Monmouth, from Flcxv..,
SAVANNA, mas been wrecked. Ths
saved
Lori aHg1h,-se has boon selscs.d
oud p'enipotcue''.- = - - -
Cong-css
Marshd Ragdoa. the French I
iD~ resigned
T.e Mosrs bal made two ss1
Spsriss red1gbX 10 Morrocco, au
pulled. b8y.sc 80 killed a.
The s9.niy1is .o.t 7 kiiie1 and 4
Ilc Caasds asI.Vei "a e.c nst
int.
LryKRFooL MkKkETs Tbs bro
gensaily ha- q declining teniencJ
all articles were uuimpDrtani I'd
quota ion. uachsLget
Richardson. spence $50. re ort
sa!es Uuimportant p1ees easier,
FOR III a'ticles piher than corn, Whit
Provisions quiet. Pork oaii baf
Bacon quiet. LaFi dull; quo<aiion
lJw--sies unimpouanf
Rosin dull ~ 81 for common.
Pot a-hes steady a, 27s zdez7s
steady ~ Z7- 81 g27s %
L0xpos -C0oai.s s.! 995s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03
A Woman Murders Her -,
Confesses ske 0ee0s

IN eItrs0r1lnary affair has
Hanover, says the Lockport JOG
week a respectable uadeswom
children, weni 70 tie police c6ho
that she had murdered her brotbe1
house, and that she wishG|
clstodr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

e n aognd tie dead 'I nee weal % !,
. r Win Bis throat en-, tying ia Ut S1rtde
: situations a. ing Eng frcai druDkensk
b ., cei 70 The ne,-ssi;y Of accs'. essVStb
:, 1aii.ay rfer, 6u, m, plns lie ~
aloNed IN 10 live with De-, sic hss ~
..on P, sbs, .iv'ng ,oIernr' p.o s Ga COD
We nro, ostain from ark for ,s thas
before h. I hs De had ~. krp:, aos :, iotusI
hal fsus, sa re;urneshoue o. d.1,r. AGA
shameful . ssIeep 90 ne foor. Irrir,... ,oat =
police condact she cgt iis rbra.'a a. 10
sIamioe saallnkins the vonan insane a., IAs
# lunscv esss s o. men lot no indis,,ssr
ast she Lad committed be turned our
.esence OF Der tso cbsiren ssass In The
we've. and that before giving Tee sSd -
lsf'oy Ale bad made NJ win
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03
Nader.

fNDIASAros<, Dec 2,
IN 0.r tos,-s
Poguss Greek, n tsa .asss<. part OF ~. eesd =
had ssss * through ID. BODY ,.s *. '0a2s'ass =
seI hsss. ,aa.ss, e tie body to 4.s Is. -
DO" "As.s s.a oAae.xs R..,~
n. PsilADkIrsrA n. :,
A iss 49, Ssi q osson q tts Fon Ne s -
,poiss.d : 1870. :. :. sas Saissr Hos..
'~ Yea 1885,. { sss, e, =. e: ss:.ik
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-01-03

The treaty with Nicaragua Of the lo-h 0:
Feb-uarv. 1857, to which I referred Il ny
las, annual message, failed to receive ne Eati-
ication OF the Government OF that REPUBLIC,
for reasons which need not enUmersie. 4
similar treaty has been since conclrasd be.
tween the parties bearing date o. the 10th Of
March, 1859, which has always been ratified
by the Nicaraguan Congress. This Flil ee
Immediately submitted 10 the Senate % 'hei.
ratification. Is provisions, cannot, think,
fail to be acceptable 10 the people q both
countries.
Our claims agains. TIE government ., Costa
Rics and Nicaragua, reUsin unrei'essed
though they are pressed in an earnest naEner
and no without hope Of success.
I deem il TO be ny duty once mere ear
nestly 10 recommend 10 Congress the rzsss e
OF law authorizing the President 70 employ
the naval force ST his command for lie pGr-
pose Of protecting the lives and pr6pefty OF
American citizens passing in transit across the
Panama, Nicaragua and Tehuan:epec routes
agsinst sudden and laxless outbreaks anC
deprsda,ions. l shall not repeat tie argu
men.s employed in forme. message. il sup
port o. this Measure Suffice !, 70 say thu
the lives Of many Of our people, and the secu
rity Of vast amount o. treasures passing 81
re-passina over one or -nore o; these route
between the Atlantic and Pacific, may b
deeply involved In the action Of Congress ol
this subject
Iwould also again recommend to Congress
that authority b. given TO the President Z
employ the naval force to protect American
merchant vessels. their crews and csrsoee
against violent and lawless seizure and eonns
cation in the ports Of Mexico and the Span
ish-American states, when these cosntres
may be in disturbed aud Revolutionary coz
ditioo. The mere knowledge that sseh an
Authority had been conferred, a. I hsSe a.
ready stated, would Of itself in q degree. pre-
vent The evil. Neither would this eduire
any additional appropriation for 10. pavaI
service.
The chief objection urged sgain., |, ran.
q ~: :oseSsisy =, .hs. Congress, h. ne ,ssfer-
weaJd b . sransSse Of the vs.ion -tbs. |"
:: 49,: -: :ss:s;ss. =: Sx.s-dselarios 20 20
vsss vel eesdsd,
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Wl,ch enabled them 20 borrow money on TIL.
i UCqDest.onable security. Sill .hev were OBJ
F iigad 10 pay in.eres: in consequence Of me
T default Of Congress and or every principle o
I justice ought 70 receive interest from the goT
eminent. This interest should comEenc'
I :ron the date when a warrant would have ID
sued for the payment of the principal had az
: appropriation been made fox thai purpose
/ Calculated up 10 the frs: OF December, it vii
10, exceed nirety-six thousand SIX hundred
Z and sixty dollars-a sur. .ot 10 De taken int
J account when con:ras,ed with the great diff
/ tculties and embarrassneuts OF e public and
/ private character, both 70 the people and III
/ States, which would have resulted from con
/ veIiug and no ding special session o: Con
gress.
For these reasons recommend the passage
Of bill, at as early day &c may be practi
cable, TO provide for tie payment Of th.
amount, with Interest, due TO these last men
toned contractors, as well as 70 make tn,
| Posiofsce befArtneni 70. the cn-r.., e.. e.t
year.
The failure pass tie PostofSce hin
cessarily giyes birth 70 serious refec.ion.
Congress, By rtusing 70 pass the eene-sI Az
preparation bib Necessary 70 cary ~ tie
government, NJ not ocly srres, il sctico.
but nigh. eve destroy il. existence. he /
army, the DaFahe jldiciary--in short, eery
department ogovernnens-can 70 Logger
reform Their fstions j. Congress refus lie
money necessa Tor their srouort
II Ia. fsilUrbould teach the eop,v N.
ns.e,.:ty Of eleng foil Conpres. sn0. .
cieu, time 20 e5e the President IN n.ven. :.
them in any efeency even irn,>diaseIv =.
after the old Dress has expij, il viii ni,
| have been prcdse Of grea. I'd In q g,
time OF sudden alarming deer, foreien ~,
or domestic, viii nation. ast expect to Mi
encounter in thefosress, ys,eIy saIyxiSe
oiS1nhIi,, 80 80 ions usAy. al ae
- ,ro, the >ever
nc. $500 EXPERIMENTATION u Wntcu ~,
should ma hirnsf Eee Of the last Con- &c.
be vas placed at q tb. ss.te. Of the ia! ia,
G sla nearwe.eu.asives, the conse- 20
CL.on destitute das,rous I, therefore, @e,
qoeLcss might rs 70 carry into eject
recommend 70 .,s,,,;on so The sub- 0se
the provisions e. ..res.si.s cone day six
jec' and 70 pa W. in - ysas ef san
previous 10 IL
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sbreefliber. breifader M1prh.

ga ltpn Ba., Z. Wfai, Sin l6refli6er
atoro murre 6eute III Der 0tdbe piele8 Srte8
%be9an9en. G9prla8 &idarOip n, elm alter,
retd9er uno ie9r 9ea6teter 6lrnler, pe(Aer brei
Metler pber9alb @altrn am 2ebi9b 9tiper le6te,
bate etllelr Bprtitreit nit 5peien %leiner ar6ei>
tel, mel9er fltr ole orei I6limm ausfiel. Giner
Der Arbelter faBte 9fidaroiOu nit elmer Scenic
nm ben pals, 5errte i'm 10 all einen gam unD
belt lbr feit, mdbrenb lein @efGbrte i'm a.
nit elmer @iienltan9e uuf zen acpf l6luA, bis
oa8 @ebtrn ber1n8lpritte. J3mei SSbne 9ti>
darolpn.8 famen i9nl 5u Siilfe unp Ter cine
erldpB Die teipen Ot6rper leineS gater8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-09

ben, ate8, ma8 Id jett mod erreiden GdBt, 1T
oo8 Serlpreden Napoleon8, feine arie98idiffe
ouf DEM @enier See 81 bulten ltno 9torOl u
pppea 5par Trantreid ei15uoerleibelt, (Oas
miro CT liA in teinem Sale nebnen laien ,
aber e8 gu neutr1liliren, mte e8 fritber inter
Sarpinien neutraliItrt mar. Dtele8 Ser1pre~
den pitroe aber ben prpfellipneQen 2G9aer unp
@iobreAer I'M Safe zines &rte9e8 n%atiirlid'
ui6t I'M minbe1ten g%entren UNI Die 9telltrallz
tit Der 3 Oiltrifte mtter leiner ei9e1en 0errS
I6aft lpiiroe ct Id nod picl %weni9er Ideerelt,
ais CT li9 INN bic Nentrulitdt Oerl e(ben inter
Iaroinii der Serridaft I'M leBten Srie9e 8ei4rz
ren bat, mo er, ben 8iener Sertrd9en uIlo ben
Brpteteu Seltreid8 unp bet Sdmei5 gum
Grpb, einen She'll ~leilcr Nrmee burd bic nett
tralilir Diltritte na4 Steritalien marldiren
fieE
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5ltritd9ele9t iperoen nluBte. G6plt beltt erIter
Wtul bate ber Y1rbier einen SorI prun9 bon
etp1 cinen 6uB ppr Ieinem Wit6ep, rber, urb
betl1 btitten lteB CT peltlelben bier Bis 5 6uR
binter li6 3l1ritf, unp lpurbe al8 Sie9er erfldrt.
OieIer Nettlauf ua6tc ben 3uI6auern piel
9pQB, nlrO Of 6pn Die 8etten lit ri6t 10 bod,
ME beim Seena1zS aper'id Saulttulnpf PER-
lticSet, IL mar ba85nterelie all pelen Nu8ganq
perbdltniBm1Bi9 wpbl eben 10 lebb1it.
H9eeliug Z. Wtat. Die neue Orat6=
brittle iiber Den Obio lit lett IDmeit lerttg, o1B
6err sc 6 y a 8, Der Seriertt9er perielbcrl,
in einigen Ga9en nit bcm Qnii9(19en berielz
ben beginner lpirp. Sdon mor9en miro nit
Dem NbreiBen Der alten 8riide begpnnen unc
Drift man in tur5er Belt Die ncue 8riife iertto
GIT baben. Nabreno Der Belt miro Elm ne1ea
6errptrot Die ScrbinOntg nit Dem @ilanse
mnterbalten,
Der g taat Sc di g a II nit elmer Sc
pDlterull9 BON 100000 Seeler lit 10 9(itflid,
u1r bier 8anfiultitute gu beliten NIT eillem
Sc ammtf1pitol bon $7S6, 900 uno einer Sir
~cul1ttD1 pplt 221 900, oletl1 Der biltfenbe So
te fonmt ua9, bic Nlleiben b"etr1gen $685.
600.
8ert6te in BEN Nem O~rleun8
3eitun8en ipredeu bic Nnli9t aus, buB bic
oie8l16ri9e &prl1z@rnbte ntdt belpuper8 aus
fa0en perpe NIB baB man ba6er auf bic 8aunz
mplle rnl 10 nlebr 2lufnlert i~anlteit pertpenber
uit1le. Sang gut, pielleidt fam rer Ncrpen
au8belfen mo bet Nu8taul6 Der Yrpoufte gu
9~ituIti9en SEE %ultaten fitbrert,
SIN Neprdient1ntcn auie in
GaliTprnien purpc = lpie mIeren 2elern aus
Den tele9rapbtl6en 0epel4en bereit8 betannt it
= Serr So6u s. 8eQ bon Or. Stpne erIdDIz
lelt. Die Gcrbunpllung bre9te lid Inn Die Ibei=
lut1 ppn Glbprabp County u1O Serr 8eQ erz
f(drte Ii0 entI0ieben po9ege1, ppraui i'm Or.
5tone eillelr Qitener 6ieB, cine 8eleioieuno,
pel6e Serr 8el( purdv eillel Sauitldlug ernie
perte, mp,auf 6err Stone einen 9tepplper berz
ppr5u8 ulto atf leiten @e9ner ldOB. Sine
tGotlihe Wunbe mar bic Splge, r1p bier Gage
Ipdter tam Is. NpriQ perIdieo Serr Sen.
ST mar in Cincinnati 8ebpren, no lein 8r1t=
Der 6riebeu8rt6ter III, wIlDerte I'M Sabre 1852
na4 @alifpraten aus, ltrO be91rln BPM Slide
be9tultt9t bort ein 3inn9ieBer9elddit big er
erpltd) 5un 9teprGI ~entauten lit Siderable @Guns
tp 0elpI9lt murre. ST. par erlt 81 Sabre aft
ulD ullper6etratbet.
Die 9 amml un9en inter ben
.Ne9ern 6upti'8 fir bic 6intcrbliebez
ne1t BON Spbn 8rpwn 9eben titdtig pcrpdrt8.
Spr 5mei QSD6en b~eltanpen tie 8eitrdge 5nr
Inter titbu1g Der 0interlalionen Sobn 8ropn8
in 2OOO Sdfen @a1Tee, beren ieber 100 Bfnnb
b1lt, uno all9emeirt bpift man, nod 1000 EDDIE
5uiamnten 81 b~ringen, pa SeOernam e8 fit
cine beili9e Bfli4t, ia fir elm 8orredt bdlt,
0Q2u bet2ltitercrlt. Od eit S1f Suffee S12
bis $14 mertb 1T, 10 werpeu bic 6eputlituner
Don Sapti mabrIderrlt4 $4,000 Bis $4,000
gum 8rpnnfrnb beitr19eu.
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Srofpn: Die @rpe0tticn miiroe III pief fn-
lten man babe l4on eilmal cine G6n(ide Grz
petition sur SeitimmunQ Der Barron1Te 6er
Spmme oo9e9en ial)en llno Dieielbe babe ftQtt
$4,000 Iltd|t 'peni9er ais $500, 900 otfDfet
5oetlon Da8 Commencement babe oor fe:r
Jtedt, elne b%erarti9e expedition qu8,IIriiaen
gus DEM Artra9 lebe eben Der ate Q8bio,nnf
4efoor. (Set1nntll4 mar Senatpr Ic%o9ycFpl
eye ct GUT penlofratilden 8urtei iiberoirn ei,
2S9tg. 0teo. b. SO. 9"@ ep
Peorce er babe sur @biQpartei oe6Trt "a
l11l9e lle ertltlrte unp ct perbe NIT ole;6srr
&rene Der bemcfratil6en 8ortei omh3n9o lr'7 -
.H'9e l'e p90 plelbe, mas iie iebt lei, rdmlid bic
ell6l9e eolller0atlpe Rartei oe8 2anbe8. lIebris
gems lel Der senator SperIcn nit ieiner ge-
Rauftll18 gang i'm 9rrtbum bic !aHltsnMcr-
nIellltl15, N 0eren gerei9 berartioe GrncNitie.
men 8eb1relt, Jet ldpn ppr benz Gntifche, 49,
NSpt9partet errtdtet lpprpn. ~ "
Sperlpn: allerotn98 babe Der Gpnores 6,a
0teqt, pen 9anoel 81 reguliren ; obeT er 5eEo
l'gl Elm! ME Die 8epbu9tun0 elmer 6Dnnpn(
lmlernlB S9tffe III ben Staip Ieten miirSe
lpneler I'M oalen an5ntOnrmen. Der @euo.
tor ron Wtarplano 9ebGre freiltb lest arr Ss-
I1ptratlldel1 Bartei, aber Der ate BfSrSefr6
Jet 6Dd mod 5%uneilen 'i4t6ur. (@ela6ter,
Pearce lette au8eiranper, bab Die 8epb1diz
lung Don Sonnenfiniternilieu ba8 Bette MittpI
let, nm bic San8e 5t beltimmen unb bo8 lei
rodl 9efplB Don Sntereiie unO 9tnben fitr bie
S4iiIfabrt. 'e
Gnoll$ paroe Der 8earce'i6e Qntraa nit
GROCER MaiOritdt an9enpmmet. "'
9GnS. Oa8 suns aing in Ylenarz@os
llilte lIRer Den Stano Der Union ii6cr unb nabm
5Ouit0n (SitO=D emofraD Ipra6 fir geibe-
G91Illli'9 neS 9e.9enmarti9en Eariif8. (5eire
9feoe ellt9lelt Die alten a68eprpldenen 6rei.
qalloel"sAr9nmente Der lii6li6en Dempfratie
ul1o Ipnlt ntdt8. Die 9teo.
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xele0rnpbticbe Nfncbrtdbtcn
Rori&tet fIr een % baltimore gRpfer n
NOudreB.

MaibtnstOn, 8. Mui. @enat,
@8 lief cine Wfittbeilung pom @eneralppImeie
lter in 8etreff Der trpten 8riefe Elm. 9ln cas-
BpItzg pmite respielen. Damn murben meb=
rere unwi6tise gia9aben uberrei9t,
Scarce tradte cine JteIolution etrt, lpcrua6
MaBregelu e~r9riffen lperpen i%ctleri, bamit bic
erpBe SpnnenftnlterlliB am IS. Stuff B. S. oes
nau bepba6tet peroen fam. 9a9 Der 8edr4
ce'lden See %olutiOn lpll Elm S6iff in 8ereit=
ldaft 9eieet merben, INT fiuf Gltrpnpmen an
einen Srt gu brtn9en, wp man bic Spnnenfiu-
IterniB 9enuu besbadten fann.
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Der @%inciuuati Sod ~ d9ter
eri6eint jebt audi ol8 tdglide8 8latt unter
DEM Namen p@incinnatier Nbenp5eitun9," Die
@tnc, Abenp5t8. lpirp Don Der Tirma Geft &
So. 6erau8Be9ebert unO ppn 2lugult 8efer,
friiferem 9tepafte1r be8 ogBeder", unO SOB
frib 8efer, frii9erem Geoutteur oer vEurn5ei4
t1n8", I'M Strne peS entidieOenen ortIAritt8
r~eoigirt. gSir be9ritBel bic @incinnotier Nbenpz
hermit auf'S her5lidite unO winl6cn
lbr aQc8 Wfi6.
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Die GalifOrniid1e gpnp.@ rpr1.7

Ct. SDfepb, Z. Wtai, Die YonD=@rz
preB falr 9eltern Nu6t IN 9 Ga9en A Stunpen
bier all F; Die lebten 100 Meileu purben in
81 Stuuoen 5rniif9eleSt.
Can 8ranciSco, 81. Gpril,
am %. fam Der Oampfer . @prte5" bon
Savanna bier ali uno bradte Die I'm 80. MdrR
in NewsYprf absegan9enen Ballu9iere.
Die @inmanberung aus China nabm wieber
gu, Sin S9iif nit 47o Ruia9iereu mar aus
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SrauS eiuer 0;ieesrs;

News9ort, s. Nfui, Die @ieBerei ber
9erren Curtis & Grpin in pBainte0 Soft,
Steubettseoy braltnte Iamrlt ben Qn9reu8enoen
@ebdrtpen nieber,
Der Serlnit Der Serren Curtis & Srptn
miro auf $4,000 9el6dbt. Nnoere per(Uren
BET Dem Sranoe ml9efabr $4,000. Ierit>
ebert ltno bon pieI len GerluIten mir $12,O 600
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Sic @ationaIsG Onoemtion Der sppporonbs,

Na1bptlle, Gem, Z. Wfdi. Sic Sea-
tI0aal@9 OnoeltiOn Der 8udOruder trut beute
M GaPltpl 5nlannelt, "a Gereiue 1paren 6urd
40 e e9aten pertreten, Die Iolgerpen 8eanIz
ten ipllrpen erma9lt; Sobn Mc6aranbar BON
eptea9p, Bralioent 8m. MtaDeoan bon So
ton nno 9. 9. 9aIett opli .MenHp6i8. @i,c>
Prditoenten 8. S. @allb BON @em@gpTrf.
Pf0tot' Setretar, nno Slaac Worsan bon Gpz
lunlbia 9. 6, correlp. Sefretar.
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@dhiffsuoa,rihtsr

New@ 2pnppn, 8. Mai. Der @au=
MdfaRrer Benjamin Mrrsan bradte bieber 2
Worm bon Dem @raf Der 8ri9g s. g, Sem
Tins bon Bangor, Die auf Der 6abrt nad Sa>
palt1a I'M @plfltrpm Sdiffbru9 erlitt. Der
@apitan, Der Steuermann uup 5wei MfutrOlen
famen Inn.
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Smauauration SEES mannrs nnn NhilnAelnhi.

PbtlabeIpbta, s, Mfai. Ger prt
9teuem erpiblte Wtoppr Senrp murpe beute
ntter ben iibli6en Seierli6feiten irnlourirt.
Sn letner Jfeoe periprd6 er INTER ltirmil6ent
gelfaa, ale Siir9er rbne llllteridieb Der Bar<
tel in i9ren perI0nli4en unO Gi9eut4umS= 9tedz
ten III idltben.
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Die Spmrnalifen.@ rcnrfnn

Walbfn8tpn, s. Wtai. Der au8auo
Der msItllden SOltrnalilten n1d Mpunt Ser
mon fiel Iaup8 aus.
Wabre1o Der 0fiiffa6rt bierber foBten bic
Spltrnalllten ber5li4e Dant6eldlt1ie far 8als
ttllore ltnp bic Baltimore II. Sbipz@iIentQbn
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""l'U"di Spnoei1tton Der cpnStitutipusGe,,
uuin1 : 4(o-+c;

@a Rtn8tOn, 8, Wtai. 8erldiebeue
Oele91ter gu pbi9er Convention baben bier
DelQlOllen, farauf 9in5uwirfen, paB bic Gclts
Osnlloil, la90em tie cine BtattfOrm aufoeitent,
all9etlanoer 9e9e NIB 3uoor Elm @pnlite eruenz
ne, pas pon lth aus einen S1noipaten fir bic
Pralloe1tI9aft nnO fitr bic Si3epraltoenti6oft
e 9c ltllo plele 9tOminatipnen crit am 4.
Suit befa1tlt MAIDEN 1ou.
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@plitiidbee ans Sninpis.

Gbtca9O, Z. Mai. 0r. Q8nl. &eQOog
murOe Rente BON Der reputlifunii6en Gpnpens
ton oeS A. Gpn9reBOilrift8 CUR @%ieOer1pabG
nomtrtrt.
Die bielt9en Demotraten ~feuerten beute
abeno 1853 &anoneni4iilie 3n @bren ppu 0Dus
9la8 ab (-3aRl Der Stimmen, melAe er in
Gbarleltpn erbolten).
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Mepmblif. acknowledgements

Snfalp, s. Wtai, Sim Mrntao Mpr>
gen frtrb Don bier Elm Bug nad Chicago atz
9ebet, Der ate pcrt9in sur Convention rciIenoe
YerIOnen I'M zen bolben @rei8 bin unp BET be-
LfDrDert.
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Mnfnnft oeS SaupferS Sentpnio

Nem= 9prt, 8, 0tai, Der Dampfer
&entpnla fam bon ScutbamptOn nit Nadrid>
ten biz gum %. april an, bic allp p~eroltet Iinb.
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Burlington. Da8 &rie38miniiterium
bat an9eprpnet, baB 10 G%ompa9nien, un9cfdbr
1 200 Mam fart, III lltab bleibeu lollen.
Sen. Jo6nlpn lit nod lttbt bier an1efpnlz
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our marks, the other two had Smiths bull
second, had him first. SO we talked II
over, and finally, as they did not care
much about it they altered the figures,
and gave Smith the first premium, which
think was right.
AND THE OLD MARE.
Smith had a great time over old Nance.
1t turned out that each of the other two
committeeman had friends whose mares
were to be judged, and they pretty soon
picked out their favorites. So he KEPT
still and let them talk, and they soon got
into quarrel, and then they appealed to
Smith, and he kinder sided with one, but
thought old Nance was the best mare.
and finally, to keep the other from get
ting first, they sided with him, and he
went in for both Of theirs. Smith says
ne saw some queer things on that CON-
mittee.
You see we got our premiums, but you
don't see, perhaps, Colonel, as well as
do, that it wants something more than
merit to be srs-s of winning.
GETS lRREvEaLNf.
The State OF New York is great State,
the biggest in the Union, and the New
York State Agricultural Society is great
institution, but # their amt some of the
aliredest big humbugs crawling around
its Annual Fair, then Pm a tea pot.
CONCLUDES.
want to tell you a heap more, but
have used so much paper, fear you
won't have patience to print my letter.
Yours to command,
JoHN PLowHANDLH.
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SHANE AND DIsGRAcE.-The Athens Ga.
Watchman says: "An intelligent Demo-
cratic lawyer who Is supporting Breckin-
ridge, remarked in our presence the other
day that it is a shame and disgrace to the
South that editors and stump speakers
can be found in our midst so utterly lost
to all sense of truth and decency as to
charge John Bell and John G. Breckin-
ridge with being unsound on the slavery
question. Those present expressed their
agreement with him in opinion; whereup.
on, warming up little, he remarked that
every man who makes such charges
knows he is telling id lie! aud that he
would not hereafter read a newspaper
which would so far degrade itself. 1t is
true that Breckenridge and Bell have both
made declarations which, unexplained,
might look suspicious, coming from a
Northern man; but who seriously doubts
the soundness Of either on the slavery
question?