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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
Dermi(htes.

Seriunfent Stable I'M Der crati.
Ihsu @hRe. Su Der srpeen @iRe itsr ben
3oroan. bic oSr sielen bunp,rt Sabrrn 9suae
Der WaHesrunssu bee unter Wlpfs 9eituna aus
GssDpten sntfcbtncn iirasIitif&en @oltes ,pay.
bat man Dor Sur5sm flint unt.r Der grbe Der.
I%untene, lanSf ptrIafene unb perseGenc Gtart,
csS aitertRRuls suicsdt. Sa feineat 8triGt,
nter bic Gntofdana tsIGrsitt 5r. @rabam, Elm
losbsn non letnen Nsilen aus benz Orient aurid-
acte6rter @nBlanSsr, bic G~insslnbeiten Der auf.
iapun9, lOwie Die eissnt6imli9r 8auart btslsr
S6Iter css @ltertbums. Dem suttn 3uaanpe
in tpeldem fth bic Stdpte btfnben, nad ,u ur.
%tbsileu, lpute man 1~lanbea, pab lore 8swobnsr
lte iOeben ~perIanen baben. Seoes ~sinselne 6aus
1T NIT elmer toben, lteinernen 9forte S.rIrbtu,
elm umltanb, Der rs arhitettar b;.l.r gsa.nb
|uberbaapt 6arafterilirt. Cine Der St6Ste ,si6.
net iib nanentliH pur& elm aroees, Iblos6br.
t&rs e'sbdaee aus, has aus wsi6em, SraGtyuu
aue9ebausnsm Warmcr aufssfitrt III. Saui,r
ME YaldIe ftebeu Gin unb piebtr. mo isb,r @t,ir
nit SnIbriften stner unbstann.en @pra6e str.
is8en it, Die isBr Sisl asbuIi6feit nit Der arie6i.
Ihsn BAT.
- Die Spfer bes 8rieats. qaut
S~rrsanun9sn, Die nuf 3uoerldffser 8aIis ruben
limb l'it Stsinn Der Delt etipa $4,000 @iaiO.
men msnihliGsr 0sisn I'm &riese umaeIommsu.
Ntnn al bic esi&rn Dtrer, Wel&r In !srt,o,
umsetOmmsn. BET sinsm 8 SUP brsiten 3wiiAsn.
raum ntSsnsiHdnSsr seIsst wirbsa, 70 warS,
pies, -onSsnOmmsn, eab isbsr ~sim,rIns. aSru.r
in bort3Ontalsr RiatunG sIsi6faas 3 Sus mt a,
= cine ttpa 100000 0leilsn lanoe Qiuis
= rsip. stnsn 9irttl binssu, nit benz mon mtbr
als 3lS NAL Ote grpe umlpunncn fSnnte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
Dtt S5ptiter Sef6IaIft,

rte lie Der Serliner &laoeeracatldb berid, ten.
gStr lino in ben Stanr eelrst. uuIern Qsisrn
Ole Ssttluile mit3ntbeilen Ia9t Der SlaDbera.
oatld, pie In 5SpliB 9efaBt wprpen lne, um
enclt5 CUR @ntfbfibuns Su ~byinssn, nelde In,
mere Re9terungspcIitit fir pas 9enrinl6aftlide
.9anbeli unO 3uiammensebsn 9reubcns uuo
Seftrsihs Die Before 1T unb ben 9vanltsn uno
SeoiirfniIsn Der SSlfrr bsiDer am msiaeu rrt.
iprtAt.
!3u oteiem 3pede wirO fir bas nahfe GUAR.
ia! Die 6errl6aft Sspe6ielt. Vie SRreiAi56en
llntertbanen srbalten Elm 8tertsljabr lang cine
preubtfte uup be 9rsueen sbsn ia Ianas cine
iDltrei6tl6e Str9terung. 3uoor wirp einiae SAGE
allies prIUatuermGgcn rGniscirt unp Die Setrei-
der rrBalten pas Sbrise in preubii& GOurant,
bic Yrsubsn ibr Ssrm09sn in Gltsrrei9iI9sr ga-
ttcHal-a nIeibt SurIdbe3ablt.
Die "NatiSnalstituHs" unb sBOlFststuns"
sri6dhen in Bien, bic .,airasnssituna" BON
SsbaFian Sruunsr In Berlin NIT ornleI6tn
5retbsitsn, Die fe bisbsr ssnofen.
Dem M69ecrtnsten 8tude ipir6 Die gil.
oln9 elmer Gitrethil6sn 8oltstammer iibertra.
gen, oase9en nebmrn bic mdnnli6ru 8ewcbner
aaer Tfrsi&ii4en &l5tsr i6rcn Sip I'm greusi.
'hen SerrenGauit.
@ae @eri&tst6fft gebSrOen, unissrGtaten,
atarsmtsn, REORGANIZATION IL. +. no. pertuul6sn
Cstssi& nit @rsubsn anb prcuesn NIT Set.
rrtH. .., 3,
SbsafO trtrS Str Gang Der Sfrst&tf@tn Sufil
Der Sang Der Preueifa,n unO umsetsbrt.
9fur DIR Gang Der getsner 6iaerss Wnp Der
Strliner DrOi4tsa bIsi6t bsrislbs,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
(6ortitbuus fOlst.)
Gintse DUrts,a @unFente
0Iote
@labe {.

Sd nil bier feline 9cbrrbe auf bic In unfsrtr
Belt 70 bduFssn &ablt5pfe bnlten, ni&t aus benz
@runbt. neil i'd felbft sine @Iabe 6att, nebme
i6 Die h~adrloien Sadrel in Sdub bfps stniae
ihi6terne Semertun9en mill i'd Ginperfen uno,
70 Oisl II, mrinsn &raften te9t, bteIe mvScrue
3tsrbs in itr ssbibr.npes bitUriIGes 8r&t Gin.
fsbsn.
Der &opf, wsl6er Sisl bsnFt, mtrS an Ger
SRsrfa6r SieI at9enubt pie Bonn auf benz Sui
fan, In beGen Snnerem Geuer to6t, weptr 8aum
nod Straub iprieBen. gatipnen. pslte riGf
Defenders piel b%enfen, ME Srrtelen, Gstimrs,
4applanber, uno I6 ipsnis NIT pbilpIcp6tlben
SYltsmsn bsfaNen = Of Su itrsm Na6tGeil, Tet
babinStfeGt 3ei6nsn f6 serabe pura Rarftn
6aorpn&r aus. Sa, iosar ras 3Gisrrsi6 bse
fatst ritiss: 8uftl. 3trscntOd, @6oaf, teren
StrltanO sismli& ssrins 1T - fuo nit lot iaem,
atbran9tsm 0aare OsrieGen DER ptritaupiae Gle.
pbGnt oa9e9en 1T blum bt6dart.
uHo Rnu Iu unltrem @sl&!e8te f! Qensas, mel.
der fsin f&drffnnistr 8cSf mar, bate mad Stir.
St (Insiet, Sn@ l. Ssrs 59s) lansss 6aupt
baar, ater res weiisn gtROr ShSpel mar fabt,
niGt mIncsr Der, Der Ssri6mteaeu 5eIcen after
unO nsstr 9eit. Gin GGiar, w,lA,r ben qcrbe.r
nm Oas fable 6oupt ftlans, @hlttabes, GjuIas
NpUlpt, 8arI XII. 5rtsbri6 Der @rCee unp Sra
pOlspn l.. l&amtfn f6 ni6t i9rer Saettet. Ga
nm rte M'ni4en gu perssiltssn unb fs uuf bic
tsftre 9Dslt oOrSutereiten, mubts Yrol.rpina
(atn,iOt, 4, 8. 698) Gte6snben ras 5aar uea,
f@nsieeR.
atts bic SLAP, 3,ist ttfSaS 9tthisss an, brum
tbr itsttn Brucsr nit ta6Iem 6aupte, faamt
eu@ ntHt rsnn tinen gor3us bnttn mir bod,
Dap man uns nni@t l&etrcn farm, uno bod
nt4t immsr un9si&Uysn last."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01


he Idpn sinmal scfsben, Rte ibr i6pn ctnmal I'M
pcntrt botte Enb aud jest ni6t psrfeblte, einen
oprtestlbaften Ginbrud auf le 3u MAIDEN. Gs
mar bic bUbe mustul0le 8isur zines Raanes
ron ungsfder oierSi9 Snbreu, Der In leinsm 9tn-
ttnnos etrpas SItnss, Sreirs NIB MaisRGtiI@es
bsiae, Dtsirn GuSbrud perrietS duH ieSsr 3ue
nss bseeuteupcu @siats. Gs max Gin 70 fa,
rattsroeues, 70 i66nss autIis, mic 6rau BON
b. f@ ni6t s%rinnsrtr, ic sc1sbtu ,u ha-
6tns SuSsln lie al bic SprSise ienes In Der
Star. pes NebsnSimmers letnsnSen 6,rrn amer.
fann.e unS nit BEN fidttsfsu Slid itrrId,aute
sab f& ibr cine aubsrsswStalide Gri6einuna
seists. rardfrsuSte Ger @ecanfe i6ren Sirn, baf
hisfs ibr aGtuns nne SntsreGe siuF6senbe Ier.
ionltGsett rrtlaunst batts, R6 ibr rcrsuReasn,
uub bs jtst upb niht sur& EOS tieiafe 3cih n
psrratsen, eaB lie bic giaBf ibrer 8ti,s onsr.
Femme. os7.
Disls pl0blt6s ueberscuauus b~sfirmte Die ser-
Srpbntt Dame 70 ibtrpalti9snc, pas TOR Nlis.
mute ibsr bic bisbsrisr SrrnabldIEeung fs Mot
Stntrrtsn ltee, oae pcrtcnigc, Der ttsber uneeribrt
Ourdb ibrc Sd6nbeit ssbIietrn, fe isst amer.
fannie uno bsreit f&ien, fstnsn 8.6lsr auf eIGu-
osnes 9esife tpitoer gut Si mo6sn.
Bet Der nanussurbmen @rfemfuie, shae bic
u~nitrsitis beoeutenpGls @erl5nIi&ftit Der gsIc1r
f2aft teine Nptt; puR.itrcm 9a1eiu umm
It9tc fh etn tiefrS brennenpes 9iptb ii6er pas
Sntlib Der iunern 5rsifrau. Scr funfelnces
aase (enfte it6 prn Rrucm ruo bic feineu Clip.
pen sndtrn utmutbis. ols lie nit elmer @eterSe
Psftiser Grresun9 DEN IeBtrrt 9tslt torres i66nsn
Nceubouauets ~,erIfSrte.
Das fGdrfe Nnse eeS Bcrtahtets aepabr!e
sit@t alsin tas Grr5tesn, pas fulSe 3uridper,
fen jenss terrli&rn 9cpfts, bas an Wttlsic uue
SsSattuns f~freifsnbe ea6sIn uub biz @e6rrce
oes HaHutss - or srritt5 ben @runb 90 pitIer
untrtlltarIttrn Sswrsunseu. - Gin 9G6sla
gang ssrfdiceeu,r Grt umlpielte bic 2tprer fence
fein9eihnittenen Ntunres es mar has bee ae.
naaeu &srrcrS wri5Gibre S6pa6e! - Slih-
tg ltrih tr nit elmer trutI9sfcrnten Saub ben
rttpae lang t,rabbGngsnbtu SGuurr6art, mari
Sann NIT raider Gs6srbe rts prrtiere ,urid,
&rtl&e ben @tugdng sum @rbenjtmmer GaIb per.
4datr. HSsri&ritt bic S&wsQe unb ndRsrts f6
'rss s6tcn Anfanct Der Sitpmane, no bic ron
tbm btster Serua6Idfists DAME 1as.
@isi6 cuE ieidt,n S@atten ecr Talm6l1tter,
msI6e SuntIe SteFrre duf bic Ii&te, sIausumErI>
feat eri&etnunS Der laGueu S6nigtn Scs SeIes
%iparfrn, ~3tttertcn 0cSauten Nur& bic Scale Der
iuneen 8rau, bic init %pGiersm @6cin Die freubi,
gen. ~Fesstewusteu GefibIe ibrss Snntrn uni,
puben.
Ber mag CT itin? Oas Bate fc finn I6cn bas
trft Utal 9efra9t, ais ibr 8ilf jeuee tGbus,
fretr uno pfens @ntliB, icue bpbs, imppnirrnpe
7@rifalt 6emsrtt.
Bsr mag rs isin ? OieIe Fraae, bic fe ,,u
itOls mar an Scmane gu ri6ten, unb wel&e lfr
'tt6 nur peimli4 pprsulsssn irasts, fe bur&fttnste
aud irst ibren Stnn, naGbsm ft bic i6r 70 MI
%iherrdrti9e unc i%tsfraibenbe GrtenntniB scpcn,
men bate, pab or Der giuSise BON @aen II, Der
@elfai&aft mar, Der i6r niat gebuIoist.
nRittmsifer BON Sli6er :" ert6ntr rs pl6blit
rtben ibr.
(BCrtsBuus fOlst)
sGB
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

Setanntcn InSen, Gin Su beitigem Sab,crue ar
nsister Nonu, Ter in 8plse bisIsr unfrtioen qei.
scnIdaft i6on psrl&isSsntli&s f&rsdIi6e gIus
tritte psraulaet une R6 pasurh sefErGtst os.
madt tat. gr Fsbt isst i'm @rfdnsnie fsinsm
prcseb eutstssn.
? grie, pa, Bat IL 113 GinwOtnss. bst.
nate buppelt 70 sitl ais Dor 10 Satrtn, no bic
Stoet nur $3.50 ,dbIts,
= Strmtnsbam tsi gittsburs Cat 604S
Ginprbnsr, 2315 me6r a!s 1850, no Is 1882
'sabIts.
-SGRetr 6tngerrins. Sn sinsnl
@s&ietblutt lsish mir, ea6 cine Srau tn Ne@arl
'ciHeu 70 sHssn !&tsitt. 6inssrrins trus, bas tr
unin5sii6 pom Singer s%ntfernt rsrcea tcnnts,
Die Examination s,istr, bas Der Singer unttr'
eal6 Res Sinses atscfcrben MAI une Die De-
competition bsreits nns,fanseu bate. sic sine
,u etnsm @r3t, nm DEN Sting sntfernsn 81 laf
fen, aucin oiss mar ibm mar mad Der @mputa.
ticn ces Singers m5sli6.
(Oteier Grst mus iein Diplpm afs Gtsmits>
9eltpblsn uno nidt purt feline hemilhsn 8ennt
.pthe srbaltsn BADEN, peun fonf bate sr etr
8tns nit QucdfGttr sinscrieben, wpburh er Il
PROBE hie @las sepcrben mare unp baan l.it
bate aerbrp6en werpen f6nntn.
- unpefboffte Grb16aft. gir
Dcutfhrr, Namsns Scbm 0tinfarpt, Der II
eancafer @p., 9a., In elmer @erbersi arbeitstr
rrhte!t ppr eini9sn Sassn aus benz altsn Batter
lanps Die frobs &unot, Sae Gin ebsr aefcrb,ns
Serrpnneter Isinsr 8amilte ibm $40, 900 perma6
babe.
I'm einsn grtrt fdptmm.n,
gu %rsttsn, mub man i'm pom binttn am Sbtvarn
fdGen, ba Ct 70 Stinsn Better ni6t srsifen uni
NIT ttnuntsrJiebtn pprr stuistens kiatern tam
- Scm9 dnssrftRt In @beetins ga
ben mir nod in tsri&tsn. bab Raristta att
ndGlfsr 6stprt fir rsn @rntrat6unD bse Sc
idusUereine ecwablt purts. Den prsisbe&et
efbielt Der @elausosrstn ,,Gtntra6t" BON @bili.
cotee, SbtO. Der 8eRlua icq brilliant unb pas
9te'gfic reisepb unO l%rbenpis sspeIsn ittn.
-3W &obe ppsrtrt. Su Bclfun per.
Its por stlra 3 Bc4sn ein iunsss urb rsiSen.
oes MaoGsa BON gutter 5aKiilis, 9amsns MarS
u. 5arwoOO, Die sIter!i&e @pbuuus, Hu, ME q,
gu ibrtr 9tutter iaats. cine trante Ugeauetn ~
bsiu&en. Sic bssab I'D nbsr mao Dem SauIt
elmer 8rau, init Der ls cberfdhIid brtdnnt no,
unb mad 8 Sassn lag is caietbR am Stsrben.
Dem @rste, Der on TOR &rantsl'aa aeruf.n
ipuree, bstaunte ife, bae fe li@ babe bsweaen laI.
len. cine 9swi6e Operation lus,ubalten, um 10.
rem 6etitritt gu Uerbrrssn. Die Gltern Der In.
9ludliSen wurpeu brnodrihtiat unb tamsn nod
CUR re@ten Belt, um ibr Ssrfi9rtes Stnb in ben
lsbten j3u9en 3u fnbtn. Die Set5rbrn finn
nt6t i'm Gtanbe 9epsiru. ben SudIalttr ;u er-
%mtttsln, yer bas Nlap&sn srmurbtt Bat, benn
oils stnen @0ro muS man Gtin 6anttbiersn Be.
Seihner.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

Na6 ablauf einss TiertsltabrrS crfclst Die
t'bt 10 d%asemein brlicbts 6Teatli4c ~@tRimmuus
unS Sieienise 5trri&aft, wsl6s bic mcifen Slim,
men fur lb bat, seianst CUR 5trre@aft.
yin sinfadtsrss uae rtcli6eres Serfabren, bic
Gntipatbisn, Die tn tstpsn ednbern nod .berrSdsn
%barften, IN Splhpatbisn gu tpanSetu, 1T ,pcsi
Iaim gu e~eeentes seba6t ,u perbsu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

ncte ~raiplarur, fNr cum %per.GsoIpa y iyi :; ~ ~,
msSr aueiussten, aie len @elr una 9 ,es,ly-
Stuaer'e ueus 7i,r q r -.-
Nm, unftrs btls r DamIitp4F W. "
al triratn, babsr ttg otn -res ... -
SNcr TranSpsrie 81 tte -psl. ~
ala Dollars b~trahseiePt. '"'-
Singer's 9tr, | IN " 70
YlalGjlsns
Btiet %Etra titler @atGHn ,ey .5. ,E,tf-,.s g..
Zen Garrtlleu> uub Gatri0ebynao ~, 'stt, =, ~
bsrabstlsbt, rlr. ron 1855 Rab ,slsO ul, sgr ,ns $IGa W
Stnaer's Np. 5 Stawra.es Sautts Woifiu,
6gT Bsssn' 6asritOuttr uuS f@ip,If 9.taars,i,. grtis.
Gernsr, ui urirt 2ias ~poGldnbia al nod,,r Elm, rem
Mtalhine, bauptld6ti& gu 6abritctipnssw,d dc oeeientt Sic w" WV
reilplcs sntp lGneu arbeitst unb ieot Nrt ron @rtsit oi y
tnpren tann. Yrtis ~btrIel6en, nebft e,iern,n, CSr,frl N nrS
S9ieelaee, S1l0, ntltet biliger 1T, os fIr irstnh Elm,
1talrine pom 9lttpr @lie ai,ablt tpirb. N
&uN Siu9trl 6en gfalhintR MAIDEN ben { a ;,,,,f,+.h
Sl@ NIT trei &aotn, prlnes Der befonrt btif, St,H ~
S~setrnianH, er bic bette 8enntnje l6rr V56moTHirrn1 IN; y,
Aasenistltn, n6sr psgen Gr6se, ArbsitSfabiof,it Srs;s ~, -
erealen MIL, fGrtibe fur eun @reuplar esn =. S' SiuH,r
uno eoe gaIetIs," cine f@On ilultrns 3situna, bic isn
eratie I~ustfanot retrbsn ntb. :" :"
Naoeln, 3mirn, Sdumroaenaorn unS G,ife
uno aas gum &ebrau& elmer Gdsmaf&ine nptbp,nSioen "a,
9enttanoe tino Del Hnteriettneteni in areser @usnakI M b..
PEN: YIN 9elttdteg Ntal6inif ruirb unIerer Nnubfn 81
@ailtehsn te. be- Nel@inen sur 8erfisuns lfe6cn.
Da singer une Cos GtlEaft RON tidttaen 6Gnb,r !,
iuert uno IN beaer 9eib6ftspeiis besriebtI fpirS. &, i 55S,
MIR aud 1881, ME oies ftets frdbn Der Gau NOR, rcSt .abl.
rst4s @nftIase gu srbaITta. 8. 81. Sinacr II. CT"
%. 3rOtt, @sent. 240 Wainitr., gitranns 81,
SNs
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Goka 8.

IasorS Court. SObn 9. 6arrorcpe uup 6
? 5entnS eri4tsnen antsr rtr antlase Dor Der
SQUIRT, in Der Sstruntenssit no asprissat "a
6abrn.
cps. Ns'ie H1nbts 06 auf bic antInss Serant.
irOrttn, anpsrrn 9eriOnsn Die Grlarbnis srtt.ilt
gu eastn, URne bic 8sissli4s 2icenle @aNtr BON
letnrr S9Drant gu bVlru,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

u ttraut nur6 6errn pafpr Scptr
aR 30. &u9uf 1860:
Yere. SoAanHa Drtptr
nit
6srrn SpbanM 6au6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
OtHeutli&sr G,ctttspitnA.

5err Yaitor 9Gbrtnser, evqnasltldte
prehiaer BON Ncrfclt, miro moraen, Spnmtaa rtn
2tsn September. 8ormittlss 10 u.r IN bar IRe.
lrOpolitan pail (6rantItrara6t, ,miIben Der Is.
uno l4.) Tfentli6eu @OttsEOicnf talteu, mo,u
oae pubtttum ,Gbtrri6 cin3eiaeen III.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01
Gingcr's
aab I'll Giurn.

Die srcss une INN nj
itttatnoc gcpul0
Singers VI 81
fcnctI Der 10 Gmr u
ete belte Gmgfs lH1 far
Supcrt'riiil Sc; alt ...t.rn
terartis en- 1taidiurn. balm.
ld'trisn % en- fr,,Iih au6 Ill
li9trg. 0ltIt !Ytroen, 90 u, lgtr
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BOLTS . @orfeaa!

Wtftnen Grtunesn une csm seebrtsn pu6litum
bic an3fise, bag i'd leit &urlen p6isen g.raau
sun9SplaB GbernOmmen base. @tim s%friJRcs
Ssitrsben w,rO ffets cabin esri6t,t iein. ru
SspsstOmmtare 8spitnuna uuo purd bubr i:
Der ssllsa Spelsn Nab e'straHts ti,lsn Yiap,
f& sur& f,ins Gage auswian,t, "a sins
|telu@teR su %H'adheH,
Samiiten unD @staiAofien fSanen mit 81.
fril6nnSen teosr 9rt tsItene bepitnt reroef.
unI frtanpltHrR anD re@t 3abtrei6eu Gflum
0'ttst s, vs.. SAUmas,
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ansiger.-
Ni&mUns. ga. l. @ss,emter 1860.
ReSiairt anS bsransasstbrn bon D. 9aGsl.

StEfes P5roassstrase, neten Der @iip eau.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-01

Die frinitt Siut', 9sbsr- nuc 8ratmurt NOR.
gen Bel Bal. 6ebIrr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14
BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1860

Most of our readers already know that Judge
MARTIN, yesterday, decided the case of the Police
Commissioners as. The Mayor and CITY Council,
in favor of the former. The most intense interest
has been everywhere manifested ABOUT the result
of this contest and very few nave waited 10 learn
it from the papers of this morning. The an
nopncement that the JUDGE intended to deliver his
onipion suficed yesterday to draw about the Su-
ner;or Courtroom such a crowd as has seldom
Gathered there; aud those composing it had her
aided the triumph of the Commissioners in every
quarter of the city within an hour after the Clerk
had recorded it. Although from the number and
reputation of the eminent counsel who assisted the
Reform Committee in drawing the Police Bill, and
from the ability of those who argued it, the public
was satisfied that it could not be impeached in
form or substance, there was nevertheless consd-
cradle nervous anxiety visible among its we'll
wishers. This, however, was soon dspelled and
forgotten, amid the general and earnest expressions
of qualification which followed the reading Of
the opinion 1t will be seen by reference to the
opinion itself in another column, that Judge
MARTIN fully concurred in all the views which
were so forcibly presented by the advocates who
defended the validity of the Act. He gave his
reasons at great length, and their cogency and
clearness will doubtless go far towards satisfying
the minds of any who may be still disposed to
contest the legality of the disputed measure. Of
the final success of the Commissioners we were,
of course always sanguine but it is not the less a
matter of congratulation 10 the public that they
have surmounted the first serious obstacle that
opposed them.
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THE OPERA.

In our hurried notice, yesterday, of Monday
nights performance of Lucia, we omitted to do
justice to the orchestra, and to the rendering of
the finale by Stgelli. The latter is admitted by
competent musical judges to have been one of the
very pest representations ever given here of that
dlihcnlt but exquisite morceau. 1t was written
originally for Duprez of the first tenors whom
the world has seen, and has ever since been re-
garded as the test of singers of that class Stigei
reserved himself for this closing effort, and &C
quilted himself in such manner as to secure COM
mendations which are only bestowed upon
artlstes OF the first order of talent. He entered
thoroughly into the design of the author, and
there was not single telling point which he
omitted to make. Both his singing and acting
were IN admirable taste, and in the dying scene he
gradually modulated his voice so fully to convey
10 the audience tie idea of his apparent condition
we nave never seen more artistic representation
than was this
Ihe orchestra, without being complete was de-
cldedly good, and responded with promptness and
decision to the demands of its accomplished direc-
tor. One of the clarionets was particularly fine,
and IN the introduction was loudly applauded.
Last night an old favorte, Madame Colson.
achieved another of those triumphs which are in
cdent to all her efforts Such an Elrira has
never been heard here before Macaferri. Ferri
and Susini were also in fine voice, and acquitted
themselves capitaly. The latter is true basso-
prcfondo. We have only time to say that
the Ernomi hcolami by Madame Colson, the Infelice
and the famous quintette and chorus, o Carlo Mag
no were received with the most enthusiastic demon
strations of approval.
Tonight Miss Patti again appears, in an opera
which is in every respect admirably adapted to
display her fresh voice and artless style. Free
| from stage conventionaities and mannersms, she
is just the one to personate the simple but charm
ing Amino. 1t was in this role that Jenny Lind so
greatly distinguished herself, and we predict for
Miss Patti an equal success. Stigelli and Amodio
sustain the other leading parts, and will be fully up
| to their work.
The audiences so far have been large and fashion
| able, and will doubtless continue so throughout
| the season.
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National InteHigencer of yesterday publishes a
despatch of Secretary Cass to Mr. Dallas on the SUBJ
ect of the slave trade and the proper means to be
used for its suppression. The distinguished Secre
tary of State adverts to the fact that 'the great
"save mart of the world is the Island of Cuba -
and truly says that "if this closed this traffic
"would at once be annihilated." Having made the
slave trade capital offence, and assigned large
porIon OF our navy to its suppression, he thinks
our Government cannot justly be charged with
dereliction, especially when the facts show that
very small portion of the pratica vessels captured
were found under the American f1ap.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14

We have been requested to call attention to a
Card which VIII be found in its proper place in our
advertising columns, signed by number of prom
inent merchants and other business men, whose
names have been recently circulated among the
Republicans of the West in a Black List, put forth
by The Baltimore Patriot. The proceeding on the
part of The Patriot appears to have been a small
business, at Extraordinarily characteristic of that
paper-but hardly meriting the notice which these
gentlemen have bestowed upon it. Here, at home,
no refutation of The Patriots charges was needed
or expected, though we might suggest to those Re-
publican journals which have given them credit
and currency, that it would be but common hon
esty to give equal publicity to the contradiction
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.--Each mail, bringing
us our Texan exchanges, brings additional ac-
counts of indian depredations and murders in that
State; but they all bear family resemblance, and,
with the exception ofnames, one murder and rob-
berry is very much the history of another. At this
distance, therefore, the details are not interesting
A letter, however, of Captain R. W. johnson, OF
Fort Mason, giving an account of an Indian Skin
mish on Brady's creek, conveys the following in
telligence, or suppositon. Captain johnson says:
'There can be no doubt that white men are en-
gagged with the Indians When l charged upon
'the camp heard two persons within speaking the
"English language too fuently to be Indians. The
''party were armed with horns, rifles, and six
0shooters'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14

On the 18th instant, at u O'Clock, Mrs LIZZIE F. HOP
KlNSON, the beloved wife If Dr. ~ A. hopkinson. and
youn yes and only surviving daughterof L. Fraey Esq
aged 81 yeas and II months, leaving husband and
children to theirirreparabe loss
"And ] hesrd voice from Heaven, saying unto me,
writeBlessed the dead which die in the Lord from
henceforh. Yea, saith the spirit that they
their lahors, and their works do follow them"
The relatives and friends of the fmily respectfully
vited attend her funeral this day Wednesday, the
18th instant at 3ocock p NJ from the residence of her
father lT3 West Fayee street. without further
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