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Neapel, 20, Sept, Cine intereiante gpt
lppe aus DEM j~itnglten Se I1de pe5 Oiftatpr5 it
9nlermo 1Aetnt mir Grtpdbnltng St Yerbienen
Spbnlp 0artbalpt bort onfaltt, befobl er NtariC
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ribalpi'8. Wlnrip md6lte 220 BON ben ;3G9lin-
oen, int Nlter Dpn Is Bis II Sabrel1, aus, mar
lAtrte nit t6ne1 Spr ben 9alalt nnp melpete, baE
er nit ,leinem Ne9imente" pn let, Der Oifta.
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ltern al, nm bic iugenpItGen lSelpen 3u tnlpist=
rem, unD Ic9te 9rpBe 6renDe itber tDre Grl9einun9
an Den Sag, sic mltrpen Ipgletd an Sprp 9e=
braGt uto tomen am Wtttpp6 Mprgen in Sea
pei an, no le ben 9rGBten Gnttulta6m,t5 mnter
ben v@anttn6" Dte1er 6auptltapt beroprrtefen
ipelGe l1ltlt ebenfall5 ein belpnbere8 8atatQou
bilpen ppllen. Die Gapettm purpen 1T ben,
0aloIte@ apcbimptte, etnem fGnt9ltAelt 9ultIflplIt
in Der 9td6e BON gteapel, etnquartirt, ppn 100 Ie
lpbalp Ie lire gEaffen erbalten BADEN, ra6 Del
0rGn3e ab9e9en perpen, alter MISREPRESENTATION
na6 uni far'S gaterlanp 8n Iterben,
Da8 p~fi3teae Organ be5 Dtftatpr5 in Nieapel
brtn9t Spl9enpe5; ,2lm 1. Ntat b, 9. brab Elm
@aleerenrlaoe Name1t8 MiatU, pelber aus Dem
8a9np entIprungen mar, in pa8 6auS Der STA
ttlpa Np1t BON gtpccnba6cera1ta Elm, errtprOete
tbren @otten ulrp entf1brte fe ms @ebtrae.
Oprtmar tie 9eSipltn9eu, NIT t9nt Elm Ibma6bol,
les 9eben at fitbrelt, Bis gum %, Suit ais bic
8anpe an bte1em Sage auf etnen Gau6,na oltse
sUs, lfeate it@ @atilPa franz, entldlpfen, t6r Ga-
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Baltimore lOffker.
8altimpre, 0en is. 0ttpber 1850.

A% Np6 Elm 9tncplnsQtep.-g Str
beaeanen in unleren @e61elbldttert fpl9enoem
QincplusQieD, bdS unter bic belferelt gebGrt. ydtr
1T es unrtGttg, ba6 paS Sl1bel9eldret Der lte9<
reimen Hepubltfaner pe5 9forpen0 Den rSua
b NJ nit @rau1en erfiilt. 9fur Die befrlherpe
Mrtfpfr1tte be5 Silpel1S erI9rtdt Db Die
fem Su6d, pas 8plt pe5 SIpeu5 iubelt NIT.
3tncOln's tuiIbe, S1tpar,srepubIieaniIdbe Sa9c. En-
gBas al1n,t bort BON Germpnt i'm Spnnenl d)ettt,
6Grt's nd6er BON Matne ber braul len?
GS atebt Spn New=6apen In ltrablenpert Jtetpn
Ilnb sSubel unp Surrab'S erlfalet pret1t
Inp erfiIuen ben Siipen NIT graule len.
llnp ment tbr Die Iftpar3en 0elellen frd0f
Dos 1T Qtncpln's ptlpe, Sertpe9ene Sa9o.
gBus ,iebt bort burG Die Straeen 5ur Na6ti
.gBibe Wpafe" NIT flamntenpen 3r9en,
Girbelio in Ifirntenper 6eere6maAt
Bum freien Fegmutb' gen SepuBt1eth erira9t,
Die StlaSufratte 5t belte9en!
llnp tpenn SIR Die 1hparSen 0eleuen fra9t,
DaS 1T 9tncplt's piloe, perwe9ere Sa9p.
Mtt Nep=gprf, nit 9ernlplpanten aaein,
Der SIben 9ebprgen Iid metnte
Shpn oltben au6 tie int NprpltAtlhetn,
i3u Iprenaet Der Dpugz8 el- Sultpn5iS lpner getb'n,
gu ttlaen bic fetlldenpen Setnpe.
l1no penn t6r bic ldirar3en Stretter tra9t,
DaS 1T 9tncpln'S pilpe, pcrtps9ene Sa9p.
galp braut Dur6 paS 9enp bic gcsenberl dla4t,
Gs fe6tt Der Norpen 5ulantmet,
6r~c6lUdenbe Steser ldld9en bic S6la4t,
Denn Der Sunte Der Sretbeit 1T mtad9tt9 ertpa4t,
Seat pabtn pte 9rntrte<6 lamntet.
l1ao tpenn ibr bic iGNpar3en Se9er fra9t
Das 1T 9incpln's wtlpe, perpcsene Sa9o-
Die tapfre Saeb uno Die Ste9e5-Sa9p
Nuf bes altem @artetptenl'S Stlacen,
Nuf De5 8anmpp1tTnt9tbuw5 brdr9enpe Mfddt,
5urra6 nnb Elm %gOlp'ner Wfpr9en Damn tn9t
l1eber etn Qanp BON Sreten utp grasen.
l1nb iper 1tns Die nelte Nera, 9ebra4t,
Das tpar 9tncpln's mtlpe, Derregene Sa9o.
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ueberIdubbp6,

Sorts 9 mttG, II. Stt, Die ~ca(ifurn.
lleberlanppolt 1T an9efOmnten NIT Na6rt6ten
ppn San 6ranct6co Bis gum 90, September.
2teut. 8fnle, Der an Colorado angetummen
1T, warnt glnt9ranten ppr pielem Uege, 70 LANCE
tein Ne9ternngal dub ba ii, pa @efabr ppr 9n-
pt0nert1 9prbanDen,
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rung, Die le BET Der 8ettuns Der Yalagtere beS
OampferS Gpnnau96t beptelen
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freltnbe anS9elprp6en mtrb.
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SdmIin duf Heiteu,

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geltern Nbenp bier an, Oeputatipnen BON gBipe
2lraft6 emptn9e1 i'm am 8abnbpfe nnp oelei=
teten tbn III tbr 5auptquartier, Gr lief jepu6
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IN tur5ea sSOrte1 fir Dem tbm geipprpenen gpf.
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Rid,ter Qnnd, in Seebrosco.

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@efan9nile 9elHleift, unp beute fritz elmer Der,
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Der StaOt aufgefnipft gefunpen, Die aupern
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aes 0rnio SPILL Narfs,
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erG1net werben-
metren uuo eteno aui Der p~ertdngeren Macipn0 Qpenue, an Serer
gu0punt Nb Der 0aupt-Gin9ang befincet.
641rer, ans9e3fttnet nurb rrtbe Gdnoer, lperoen auf ben pr-
l4teoenen Pantten Der Gabrps9e ~auf3eteHt ien uno ZEN Jubrper.
ten Ole gu nebnenben &Ouen b~e3cidieH. 49,
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uno tBre %5ubuperte auf etnent uaBelie9enben B(abe unter NuiHtt
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oeiI5in pdbren6 Der Setrlitteien in Ir0nt ODER CUR Settle Der
Jtesnerbiibnc 9eoulcet.
Der Gertauf Don ipirttupien unb ~se9pbrenen @etrantsn iunerbalb
g ParteS IT 1tten9e p0rboten. Gen 8ertauicrn pn grfriItuu.
gen Iueroen patience NtaBe Qn9epieien, nenu lie tb an BEN Ge
Dulf5 sIPor1hal Daniels am Qtase 1slDlt penttn.
Wtllttar. 9pmpa8neen aus benz Xanbe, pelte lid lei BEN 9rGff.
ntn98leterltbteten 81 ~tetbettt9eu pitnIheu, muIeu ih o1 10. bS.
Dor 9 lbr Ntpr8enS bel benz Commandment Oif,ter her erhen
SaltimGrcltr., nelcen.
Do5 Ntlttdr, Prtpat.@ eieni3aftea unb Die S6uIen weroen AMI
0auptetn8au9 BON 9ouptmari6qu empianaen uno an Die fir lie
bejtumntcn 9IIse 9eletet merbsn.
g~in9elaeene 9iItt mpllen ib Deoen Stse an bic aIiuireubrr
Dt4rI43ue wsneen, mel9e ee AuhtGt iter Die QIattiprrt 5aten.
pie %@rRinun98 6eterIi4feten Beginner UNI u tlb1.
y 0etet ppu 0teD. Or. @ummtnQ8.
y YtuFt, 0~u89eiubrt pDn Der 8anoe.
81 8eoe pn Den! dttbaren GbC8. SpQnu.
~ ItuTt, ~au69elabt pcn Der 8anoe.
81 @el1n9 Der SdHler Ger pfenhtdeu Sduleu.
g. S1luB-See9en.
UletP nat tenn S6ub Der 6eeri9feiten ptrb cine Ranpnen.
Ialre ~Qb9efeuert, BON ben Stu6enten aus Gpuctbrs San, ann
3eGen Ger Oettnun9 o8 Rartes, ppraui bic Irtilerie pei6tt6ene
llebm9sn matt.
O03Ictt cine binreiben6e Ypli3eimo@t unter benz 8skb[ oe8
baltimore 9puntp SberrtnS sur STb1ltun9 Der Ortnun9 onpGeup
elm miro, 10 bolft man 8uoerlt4tIt8, baB Die Giuit6t Der 9eIuder
uHp Gas Snterene ro Der Stpl3, cen le BET Der Ginpcibuna biefes
~pra9tOOlen part8 fublert, lie bere9eu pirb ourd Grbo(HIuo Ser
Orpnun9 ue oeS anltanres wH9reno her 6eterlibteten, Die Doll
3tten alIer Ntube entbeban.
i9 nm So lWr 5reuag Ntcrgep8 am Q8aibtn9tpn g8onnment az a.
~periammeIn.
Baltimore, rem IS, Ottpber 1860.
GbaB. u, 8rui6,
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Hdlichuna.

Gtnrtnnott, Is, Stt, 6etnri4 GBmann,
Der IN Matnltr. Uberbalb 9, Ctr, Elm SptrituO>
len9elAdft Dat, itellte arf letne5 SGpie9erpater6
Nartm foli6e 8e6lel gum 9etra9e BON $4,000
aus r1p maGte lt6 aeltern nnlidtbar.
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babn BON SbiO 9erietb geltern BET Cambridge
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Seute Nteno balb 8 uHr lit republfanifde Observation-Disclosures
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gang Canada etn lei4te8 Grpbeben, Mu6 in
SacO, Maine, puros OaiieIbe 9efiiblt, Ssrbunpen
NIT larttem @erdu16e, Dem 8nnten Der SGuler
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Die @etturg Der paHasiere beS Sampfers
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fat cine Nepatle erlter &laiie DEM Gapt. @tlIor
BON Der Srtg9 nMftnate SGafer" 9e9eben uni
cine ftlberne Ntepatle pem Steuernann S6pmas
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1T ~ptelenI(pr9en nit ietnen Observation-Disclosures
etndetroffen.
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BON m Gitn.

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glaAridtea biz gum II. ,, etn9elaufen, Die
grpreB brtn9t $4,000 IN Sob.
Der N&Grper @prOon tp1rpe am 6, 1T Denver
0eha1aelt.
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SEP bin BON ben Pnt- @ommihiren beauftra9t, betannt an M
den, haB Gle 8elHittett Ptt am 10. SttCber ob1ebaIt,I rnr
cen miro.
Rdbere SetNnntmatun8en iber bic arrangements psrbsn ,pstsr
.eripl9en.
Nde i8pn irater non , II GOmmtHarsn einaslabeusn aefou,n
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Erpit iiniGIben.

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1ter beltte Nipr9en. Der 2bermpmeter fiel auf
pen 0ffrierpuatt unO III Der NaGe Der Stapt
nor bilnne6 Sis.
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&olamn3pO, 16, Sft, 5eute Nltttas
fam 9err Douglas bier an; GROCER gmpfanS y;
Elm Bug BON 3pet Metlen Qdn9e; Geute @benD
6adelaua.
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E GtGHunua Ses 9rniO sill Qorf8,

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gen, itt an Der g%inpelbun9 oe5 0rIto Sill parties AM 19. Sttpbsr
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Dt9r16aLlS 3! tun9treu, pollen mid %0eiiIltait btnaGritti9en, 81
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Silmrr 9aua, teu 9. Sttober 1860.
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pppl ab,
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Sammtli&e &ePublitaHer ber aItitaot fHb ~ein9stah,n, l6 81
obiger ~@eriammlung am
6rettag Nbeno Is llbr
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0ie OIrnhin In Nnf1nn

Spt ton II. Sft, Der Dnmpfer Nrabia
1T bter an0etpmtnen.
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0 II meroen he 0erianmlun9 oureben,
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Sra0en f8 gut

Serbft 1860
Sdn6er,
Material fir @uemddcrinmen
S36rher Strobmaaren, &c.
mft neNe aaS9e5eidnet nno pra0t0one
StoIIe Tut Yugmq 9eriunen,
ale neue Sprten uno Gdotirunoea
Strobbilte II. {. no..
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Nu@es, tanfG6e Iraubcu. &,H6tu
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an.o d.. Irmtrcn8, Gator Go,
- Ro. 237 8aItmorCIua6s.
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A328@fSSE5sA= pe5 Druio StQ 0arfes
@foNfsN;

99R 8alhmprenr
Gin nl6fen Srettag ben 19, b. aerSen bic g9aosn Ser NPoSiiOn
geenGe Etnle pom nCrelpetIi6en Gnbe rr Els mad Der Ode BON
Gutotp unc 8oItmoreHr, fabren.
Ste leeu1en Die Eransfer.EtfetS Der ancern 9tnien mad ben
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Quoted with great ceremony, but with little
grace but as the evening wore on, and sup
per was over, the dancers warmed TO their
work. and the fun began. Not one person
out of twenty in the room knew anythiI
about dancing, and the confusion at the
ulebian end of the hall, became almost mex
tricable, but was prevented from spreading
over the entire room by the exertion Of the
Princes body guard Of volunteers. Eve =
few minutes the Prince would be cheereu,
and at every dance he selected a new partner,
thus honoring Lady Brady, Miss Grant,
Mrs. Major Baily, Mrs. Kent, Miss E.
Carter, Mrs. 7. H. Ridley, Miss Msekaroll,
Mrs. Young, Miss Robinson, Mrs. E. D. Shea,
Miss @. Jarvis and Miss Tobin, the relatives
Of the members Of the House Of Assembly
rhe Prince enjoyed the dancing very
much, and repeatedly refused to leave, until
at length at halEpast one, he was taken
away by the advice Of DR.. Maitland. The
Prince dances very gracefully, conyersed with
his partners during the pauses of the figures,
and escorted them to their guardians, but not
to their seats, politely avoiding the attempts
made BY some Of the ladies, in defiance Of
etiquette, 10 take his arm When not dane
ing, the Prince kept time with the music by
a singular movement of his whole body, even
when talking. BE appeared like amere boy,
enjoyed the seLat OF the occasion, and the un-
disguised admiration of those who surround
ed him. Towards the end of the ball the
stewards became less careful Of those who
danced in the set with the Prince, and now
commenced the laughable .JalfE pas. A tall
ensign, with very red head, insisted on
laundering himself against the Prince and bis
partner; volunteer danced about with the
delightful idea that be was doing his duty,
and unconscious that he was out Of time, out
Of place, and out of the figure; very tall
man succeeded in waiting his partner until
she became giddy enough to fall at the Princes
feet; and bobbing up and down, over the
room, were flushed, anxious faces, regarding
partners who would 60 wrong or who were
obstinately right. The Prince could not avoid
laughing outright at these mishaps, but con-
tinued to dance, good naturedly correcting
mistakes and calling out the figures to the
awkward squad before him. In these efforts
he was aided by little mite Of a midship-
man, a boyish sprig OF nobility, who persisted
in dancing with the largest ladies he could
fnd, and thus increased the general merri-
ment. Altogether, if the Prince did not find
at the ball the refinement and the beautiful
dancing 70 which be had beef accustomed at
court he found, probably, more genuine and
hearty enjoyment, and he remained very late.
The ball broke up almost Immediately after
the young Prince had departed, followed by
repeated cheers.
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