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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04

DER Natler nit 1etner neu oewonnenen
Noant9aroe 5c9 rpeiter. @ur @renoble lfelte
lt9 tbm OnS ifebente &esiment entseeen, aus
9elanot, ben Gailer nit leinelt Iruppen III
befampfen, gu vernidbten. 9lber Der Scatter
rettet ibm entse9en, lein 9luoe beftet fcb auf
oet1 NnFlbrer ceS &e9iments, auf 1einer
truberen 2Ojutanten Garl BON 2abeooYere,
uno oteier, bin9eriiien Don Der s5reupe pes
9Steoerlebens, ldwentt letnen Deeen, uno
ruft !: Vlve FEmpereur! llno iubeInp brlQt
oas 9aBe Ge9lment ibm naeb: vive
PEmpereur upp bic Solpaten perfen ibre
(SemebFe bin uno fnieen nieter une Ibrdnen
entltr6men Den 9u9en ersiauster &rieaer, ffe
beben tbre 9lrme empOr, alS polIten lie 9qe
gue ZEN Sailer an ibr Ser; pradsn, lie rue
fen tbn nit Sdrtlidem 9iebtsrort, ite orlBen
TIN alS ibren 9eliebten beimsefsbrten 6errn.
Damn lprtn9en iie auf um nit einer gewe,
gln9 pes 3Orn5 Die peiBe Gofarpe Don tbren
eSatO'6 gu. relBen Die Seiebte Gricolore, Die
tie bis oabln or9falti9 in ibrem Iornilt.r
perbor9en 9ebaten lpieper anSubeften, unp
rann rte Suft Su erfalIen NIT Dem erneuerten
Subel9elhret vive PEmpereur 8et ga
6rete batte er etn 8ataillon ercberf, ieBt, BET
s0renoble, eroberte ct Elm &'oinlent !! - Su
So9 Der SfaiIer peiter gen 0renpble bin. Die
2bore Der 6eitunS iparen BelhloiIer, uno
0eneral Warbanp npQte ole Stopt pertbets
ct9en, 2lter Die Spleaten auf ben gBdQen
rleten 9lel6 ben Splpaien auBen pur cen
.Wauern, ylve PEmpereur, lie nabmen ibre
Aerte unp 0ammer, unp bdmmerten uno
lbu9en 9leid penen pa prauBen eeoen Die
1bpre uno palIilaper, um fie Su SerltDren,
unO penn Saiier Die Seltuns gu Sffnel,, unO
5aulence DonWenlben lfanoen auf Den Mdte
len, uno lu6elten Napclepn itr vive IEm-
pereur entseser. GnoIid fel pd5 Ebor
traheno Sulunn1en, Der Gatler rift in Die
Stapt ein, uno aus Dem anpern Ibpr fob
Der @cnetal Marhano binaus. @renpble
lpar setupnnen obne S6lperpttre;A. Inter
Dem Subel Der 8ep6lferuns 900 Der Gailer
naA Dem @afbof bin, um furSe Nalf III bali
ten. Ql6 ct in Der 6ribe oes Woraeas weis
ter Sp9 fol1te .ibnl ldon Elm Seer BON sip6lfe
taulenO damn, unp tiberaQ, wobin er fam,
Se9 ibm eaS WfJlltair nit flnoenrem Spiel,
nit freucisem SaudSen entgegen rtef ibm Die
berbetItrbmenoe SanpbeDGlferune tbren Nias
fcmm Su uno 9rlbte ibn alS pen @rretter unp
| Sefreier,
(6prtIebung folJt,)
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8eadltet ToIoenstg bei 2eiteh.

Der lusad6c. reI6er NIT cbtsen 1ebeIH bebo tn h6
fbneu abrenen N13t wenben, burh Deen nit
BON nsl Sme5en beret wrb, irubern benebeN aud bed
btot IencH Rrate eb bee entnS nnlou, rdbrenb
r in ben File, bic Srmptene ft erds tn bdS Sha
enoewurselt cer bic Rrdntte eiler @ 9esrfen bat
rsr melt SrbBrcn &etunne berest it, gerengnn1en cber
5trietrs" perben mad ener Or. 3. Snh nui9-
mbenn BehanbIunesweie IN ren9eu 2agn chne S@merjea
nbcr Sucoupneseu M ben puieun sebet. 3uSIe@ SorGn-
h gT g. g. @miet5, bab teiu Gnnn6uno Der ~retbraS T.
no ais Stiere" bebanbe wcrbeH ppbnr 10 oft GHariGtane
bic traursf<H 6oIsen ber6eifabrn.
Slinoe aeu uHb Nle, pe9e IemiRaIr S&rd&e Ietbeu
otcn m Sci 3tn metoen poenr Re sielen GUNNER srpt<
1Iutoten eriparen. sls 4.r i
fen ar6Ssr. Bghbnbe ais senb n anberer Art tn Guea e.
anot Or bt bas uebe IN Sen wieriGen ginb oms nb
obi ber gpnItupu TIRE liprnnSe 8ru wbe, nbem er Mur
Srfat unb HtiIbe HSt onmenbd. Setne Ic6n tn rct bon
aRertr uub allen mcraI6en @ien, tn elmer beeuem hdten
Rofe ibeeiet uub fam I'M Sat- pber RDotbauie sber n
Pei ,nBecr unb etne @tsrIug tn @c3dfn gu rerrn&em
oencmn rcrbn. E bege &nt5nnbune enSctreteR iR
iprb cine giuTbrdntnng ber 9ebenswete ncthwen6t9
gr+ BEN Rransheeu 6eS pbden @eibledpn 4m Nr. j. q.
if fe elmer Weibt abrea etAe bcOnbere Anteromtex
sribpst ,nb oerprt alien 9eiotnAen etne betlebc &r.
gr q 81 mtthk PrdDenape fhr Sranen tatH men an ebt
o, 3k, ,rban Die eb3in III 9Rt unb mmrbt tnnerealb
SErsn oF,rclbentIi bel bo6cn 1bruut = PeS @6 Ber-
nsu ee BON Baltimore ntferHt pcbnen nen ne@ Qaanc
n5okS Se prrtrnle o. s. 3. Smtb IN pcrtctreien DrA
enrsn t6 BE T4.ott na& tonb enem Etes ees san6eS
oeid1idl erbaten. -. :,
sgs gnFrao,n beben frena prtsa. SA her Oife hna y
borote 3inmer 3tr EdSpriiten he Eatettcn.
Sfei Bon 9 iibr 9RcrseAs big 9 Hht A5snDs: - IsI
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Saso.s TO- II eab- 8rsberifRr. B6EAmss.
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Or. SpIlnlton.

Wt9eb res fSntaten @Oueeums 9Dunhdr3te ernbpn
rautre eHes Der eren mepntiden GOaesn Der Der
ten Der ben srrBen lb enea 9ebens In 5plpttdern
soneon yars pbdbepbd uub dnbereu Stdbe sstrah bat
stge Der puueerburen oeuneen SDenbet ee &C.
hd eer websn petB uudbltee 0eibube bic Shraniau
len WereSfdt unc dnberen @ratbetten -en pbr A. Q, luH
tpeh se Seringen 6entseen u No. Curben ausepbid &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04
/. .S3alfinorc.2ccf.S3o

0tgrinpet sur llnteroriidun8 Der Quddlalberet.
Der einStse piag, WO etne betlun9 erlonrt
peroen farm.
0inDerune II, feds Stunbet.
Rein 2uedlilber, oas euere @eIunDbett rCle
- lertps rMtntrt.
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6taOtzGDlectOrs=Gf

81 Baltimore, ben 81. Rdrs 1860 4 9s4
gadr6 pirb 6rm 9e9ebn aeu Ear3obIern rnb berel Nu
rfantfeit au 9Sei9 I'M Slipper" selen mefde IN
Oeuanem 8latte at Wal oe fc9enbe Eosen erIcbsin
WttpOd ben 81, 26 uno 49, Wtdr3 O., g. H. 49, unb
49, gpr an weem etteren Gage Ser 2ertan tatfin6et
lsfs5a sst7,rf .ta,r g1m. &. 8a4famt. sffsr q.
Ues21 Sml iaE Stabt-gOuector
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04
.8albtltgtOn Warten

laglllaIs i in Bennfp lpqnia Mpenue.e
9Nen 6remben nne benz qubfnm sur Nadri9t. baB i'd bei1
iberncnmen uno cnicIben au ee9aeite en9r babe Oa
Die &cWoewb6af br @noe ereb bat, 10 lit aud i'm @aIs-
n9ou drten pecer 9fube riebe n9ere Weeine @die
tbnnen SOnnta9s in ben 98pta9en Obne surt nb StS-
ru9n bort tire Tubelnben oubtin9en Die Stabeeubabn
paint 6a8 Qofa BON Dpr9enS bis AbbS IL br9 Deine e
trdnte ino ron Der beittn QuaitGt. Eager gu sis.
3pei quite &esebabnm lteben uleinen @aen sur 8raalo
Np2S 5 SD tR 9tto Benner, 0rpprietor.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04
Or. 9ubnItoll,
Der etlslQe 9lrat, tpelNer attaetat.
(&idbItrt UOr adt,tbu Sabrtn. J

J 2 = tGfdtltrt Dor aht3ebu Jabren.)
CIR bat Hbera wtrHdm unb beat Ttttel tn BET aDtt
rtosf seseu aus swr Grdnfbeten Shwd6f TIM Nhden nnf
Sfsrn uHrenr s Sddmen-G rgebunesu tsf SAmsratS
in ben Qtupen ben Der urtnbla(t 1eruhts bsi
orsdntieu 8rG yterueurrt3es Rrp @uree Anfen
Rrdtsit uHh dle ener reu tbeI BITE prn 4teT
ysbetmu Spcbnbetteu BET Susenb ret bren Opru sfdbr
~ RnS ale Der 5trenen @eane ben @efabrteu be uIphS
terrutrnnup ut te eebetIt werbeH brs 8dnuofsr
Scnun9Cn peuibttn S6rddt QSuhtturu brneen
p Gle unSsIt6 MAIDEN uuD sules ben 6rpr une Gun ser
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04
@ef1brliebe Rronfbeit.

gBenn bet rrtsestt unb unfIgss Singer bts Qaes ans
semsne to iu settbt 81 bSaSa Sas Elm an,sttss sSanss
ub bic 6ur6t &ntbfunS bn abfhreft a6 ene u
meben au meGs upee brer &rjtebune nnb &elsebttdi
auein en 0esdun eSen t6nnte E nnee be
Spmptcme bsies Fbredlisn uebels wtt g. ttn NIT Seib
nt5unpeter 5ds bEit Noi SGmer, In Opfe
tn Slteoern MbnGbme @et@tcS Gaubbet NnspuHis
Der 5aut 8nCen Beinen unb Nren Stnnsu tn t
Nde unb ben &rtremttdten f ssen beie uebe
nit redltten Shneatefet H reiten bis tules
Der @duen uni bic WaenfnCeu nfauen bns Opfer Der fur
bdren 8anbett tn Gstndn6 bes Ntetbs wtrb ub Got
neu ireddeu eetpen babr eth &nbe naht baB t6n mad
ienem 0arbe brtnet pdnntu n Neenbe anruffebrt,
Is til etnt rraurtee 3b0ab b1s Gauente bieler rtbarer
Granfbe Opfer fllen tn 6Cee ber Nneehdltett unp
enoer Yrdbltr welbs pur Anwennune ieues t5bten Gs
bes turs p &patutCn pent@ttH unb ben ea bee Ve6ns
IN Stn iSfonheA efn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04
@sygA gtEs ASIae ae eARB@.a
ld 1lt1O fdgbipn1bler &leiOcrIa6en.

III J4- @eit- pratttr. 4r 35S H. 35S1 ~ si.S
Wtetnen 9eebren renoen une cen ubIum masbe m 6iert
9nei9e 6ab Id 6a8 on cit Sobren cdm 9ab eabIrtc
@dt nbencmnten babe nc betlnb9 elm reba9es ga9erpon
ltpnen oo 9eabeee erreneloern neiCIr acon gu ben
b9lten Prer pprratbg 9alten no aud cle aui 8eieaung
onfertisen peroe Stoe lr gSmr6de ue Sole,c in allen
orten u alen pren.- 6rner cine &uspab HeaenIrne
S0de c iOwe aae in oeS Sad islasenoe 9rtfel. TlH3
ga aae Seiteann9en wreen prompt, bta9 un6 in tire
Sria Don mir au9efertigt wercel..
(D11s III s4N4e ga M g. 8. Ra{ferJ}ff
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Q4Sicbtis fir (sSegeIlfcboften,

xxStSUIsS Tuc <SsHTeu1cD0TTeu. g 7
SOfssR Rupper Bat Oas ftSussbaute d@'i
Trauflin engine Saus, - 7H1l
221 Goitern 2tp., afp. Scnoltr. u. Brolrmln,
gefduf wel6eS i'm ;etten unH brttte Stcd set srOs Sale
enttdlt be 1 bepnpers W unb
anbere @erene eisnen unb bi1is permieebet werpen.
Das 9ptdl fIbrt bon est an ben 9taten: ss5S lt :,
d a lSr1nftt n ,Oo IL 515s .fesH
@dbsrs austunf bet ngatSPfss ba@asgttt.4
stb26: :,nrt ' 3' - 2l5 Gdneru Mbenue.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04
&ur1,ramn s. BruDer,
Wter4ant Tailor8.

W sUterGallt NaIlpr8, -.
-~AA- 3d. 4SO @e It. . ltnt or hraBe, ,54Q
enpeben i gum @Rfertsen BON Seunfteibeu pslde nab
nelleiter WtObe sei9nitteu unO 9ematt peroea
R- Sine answabI BON StOifen fur &Ode, 9Oen uno ggsn
fnp itsts pOrdtbi5. abg siffrfgt srT Il (aPs276mD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04

On. g. 9. smttb Eet ss frasr t1E srIseett@ bem ynsu
etge 4useunn IeRer rchgi6en Gisenfaften ais Writ
uno g6irs gu sebea, cp nse ber 8rrtbee msnnbren p
DE aus peri6HGr @enltattoHeu Eegeu inper unk 0ef6tr
der 9rantbteu mt tbm erra4n; hes 1T iss iebs nnbt5s
gepproeu.
G8 lit gehsenb fr ibn oeseports nnnfh5ren bab
1886 in geb6rse cr ots Ars grahlirte. Set fnr 3
ien sanse ameTiantst Stiesn srant6s ass@abt nnb in
BEN lesn a6ren uesr RacHen crt ais CUR Be9lhnbuna
eius Namss els tdtgr unb semenHhsiser art nCbpcnbS
unb pteGt BON allen Aen 9sF8r 6abt suontnsnen
geitcben tauH.
SbgIci e bon exem 9Ie wHsIeber arsien rars
fHr Qnadabsrei auseeben irb, auu3eteen 70 ceen isb6
b ben NIT oIeu Rrantseten bebateen Percne ermannen
@obsile gu srOb u bos an3essn fin .Pr uctbwbis
Ealte Gut nt eineu @birur9 6as Bcn III am.
uiren2 Onten b RranfbeteM bs Nu9es An Eeen
ino art, iCn9e Rransbs gu beiIen Iub &C.
Ifiett bts uit BeraRsSun9 baB ibre Hu fur
fogrsit bilt4 Or. s. 3. Sdmtb 1T 6er dtce res.Idbo.
sraoui A peIr tn Baltimore au3esen Idst Sene Nraris
1T sten Sobre 70 dssebebnte 8epeen unb bat
Rronfbteu m allen dnen nnb nHbere tn BIG Gnsem sebet
9 Beg nuf bic grcbe An3abI tdr5 unr iencr Bebanb-
Lung s,tonnuer aae tdlt gr gmb fir PHdt unsIad.
tn uub bonbes Jrubeu ben rc5semctnsn aatS stbei-
I pob bara 3n ate bat Fe nt bur be tn inIi@en Gn-
sQen @ brtsnten Quadaber cerlrdt wer6eR, me Berre-
ueeu mae ben grfaannS felbf ben rabreHa nnh beRsn
af4ftt oHnff%
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aAprtlanb &erpfenes0el.

Nprtlanb &erDfcne=Sel.
Der bette @rtifel i'm Worf Gs erau9t bn grsnuen tetueu
gou 1uS bat feinen unon9euetnien @eruCt. Serner;
Serpiene CeIs0dmpen
non hem ietn perbeen Yaentluter nit Ru9el @plH-
6sroISern tnb Dpbtsn i'm @rcB- uno 6en. .9erouf bel
H. WAKEFIELD &J Co.,
einesu Nsenten Der NCrtano 6erOiene -9cmra0nle
Ni324, ,Sut a4g94 Rc. 10 R. 9omar0ir'
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Scr tdslid,e ,galtimOre sSecfer" ets. per |O9s
an Die 2ra9er 3oRlbar.
n @oIbmston g9cerno &c mirO Der td8&e saer ebsnans
ms 6uu5 gsbr0dlt.
G8 bic oit periense $3.50 PER Sabr in SierteIdSrssr
gOrm5te;abIm5. 9
Gas gBcd,cnblatt oes Baltimore Seer erieint icpen
Sreaa uac fcc dbri 81 unbepuSter 8crausteSobuns.
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cSunne W1nner.

eepneer pebe es Opter nts Sebemn eners erUrDtn nc
olS dbrb C piele 6duenoe tn en ubes rGb retBt mel
gb rblbeueh tnrwtdeltcn 8erhdnbs Strdftt
Opnn Serebtfdmet Send begetert uRb et
tsle bssdrbsnH dsn ntlpdt baben wurben nOgen @ mi
peuGm Yertrduem ndben
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6. sSren, SEQ. 81 NorOa@ahltrabs.

. a. Te9rer Get ell9Il1(9en Spfa9e, -
bei[ am Gage pe Nbenps llnterr bat IS @benbtaen
in Uelfe 9ersn, melde bic en9l3e gprae u eine e@t.
aus Der oeuti9s Die east @prad o aus Der ensldem
in Die OaI9e mecer 9 bneu biuis beiors ebenlo aa
onbern i4rftten Arbeten bei6en Spraen rp Qriefe,
8plmate (na Oeutab) @rntratte, Rdnibrieie (deeds)
9anooer9rcSmoen (Aortgages). @OuilttOnetc. &c. il
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QSerbeiratbete Neripnen.

oer sUls wfI6e I'D Usrbsrutben beobf&teen un @ pts
fbst wdbs 5nbenthS bewnbt Enb ICn-
ten urperjust 81. SebuhCn gu Rdtbs stsben-
Als p,r@rus sesn es dte pbcfb Oer Sttfet 9rrnttne
Rettdtet bet Nrpen 3tern Inb Sbnade &rIhSpune
Der ibrrdthep Dirt weroen 5uel turrt Derjtnee wsI&er
t Der Setineluns unt EnrOSs Dr. SCpnfpn unrsteb
tanH tim ale eiuem &hrenmdnue 5urt G anuertrae
une LRYerlht& auf ietns lratas @el&td9et nerlalsn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-04
8elpnper6 III beahten

Dr Spbnhpn btetet den Denen etne 5nf an eIe H bud
IcIe sbetme unnar&e @ea anb 6rps ttr5renDe fir
tts Abstt M @eeaf&a unb be Gbt unabts ma&enbs Qaer
ee&pdht baben. ~i.ti D
6er nb enet nursen unb betasenstrtben Csen Der
ruben Gepcbubetten bs 3dsrs, Sdwdds TN Ruden unt In
ben @ltebern S&mesn TN Rcpfe Gswnh bes efHts Veruh
Der Otusteltrdt 3erjUpfn nerD6ie unruh Naaenhwdhe
1nrrbnuns Der @erbanunes Orsdme alssene Gntirauns
Sumptrue Sodwtubfuht T1ggifE 't
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OreonilNe Sbw1he

unvsrus& eebeIt unb be UUl 9ra pteber terseat Dtts
tbtdr eeitrn wees bds 4tben enc unb bic Gte unh Wa
tommenidd uum68tb mdbt t oft bds QDcs Dere be tner
eetnbdtten uubeipuuen frObneu Sunse 0eue nt ju e6
n sus@@e ungen seest retl M Oeren FSesn ntat senan
teuuen. Sbse tie dud hIrd Strtfturen 0eerInldeen TN
BARN Stem une Gnsere urahsn entaten 70 III lie bp
netenOtbes ne Tple pes NNBbraubeS ber been Dr9ane
9De dts wa ausnen Dd Oe 8ra Der @rseusune ebr
enen perOren o bic @ tetlt6en eaaern erseben ais rpn
DeHen bic weie NMb AuBerbem werben burh fruten @e
nue. pe 9ereauunss gDrieuse ss3wabt ub b ptp6en unr
0eit9en 6rGfte pernidtet. tf tt- f+ &E
&lEern uHt 3ebre men oft n he urfde Der Grdnbett IT.
Aineer 66Snee JDt oft eiben &c Bic eetben
rem urabep Die Dur bic @rCbnpelt setnen 2afers ent
fanren ilo.
EE Offtte: SO. SaO= =Grepertdltrabe,
feben 5blren pom Balttmpreltr,, OltltAe Sette,
Die Stufen btnaitf.
Nun mrtG @ Ndmen unb 6duSrummer bcnn unrienee unit
trubertlde 9abmar burbene snc gecienlple SuadaIbe
S6ubFder Stklwbr Strdsenrenteer unb 9anpenpuSer
enn b reeeldsta Nersre unb lduern GsesO8en BON Or
Srhnhcns 9uf tn Der Ndbe ,,,. S 1891 it
NS. Nns Srtsh mullen stntn pOa etamr sntbdlten.
7~ Sine 0eilan9 in 2 Iasen Su9efAert.
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Sleuer SaDen! no Sfeme Nreife !! !, :
Stir 6aulilien, 6elfauratipnen Sotel= nrb.
~e str- 8rIrpilteb z8eliber. .Ilssa ,'ta.. s..
~ = G6ee, gSett, 1lqupr8 itnb @rpcerien, .aa I,
al8 ner Sret 9marser Ebee gu 25, 49, SO o IS Gents
gteW- Orleams 81er ~ uno S@5 bas 9o weiBer 3nder
unO IL @tS. 9tine rd 9r6iteer 9ema6ner Raes; al
ter Batter 8bstep bon 1881 ner alter 8a6era nb 6rrp
e anBert bldg; Der berabme @Iubbaus @5eaeper BoauS
ibe 9drtn9e, outIe 3pe6gen dmeier. .Rdle Bainorc Gu
SO @. 6onie., @rtra- unO Suesr4ebl in aiera uno
III aden, sum Yertouf IN Pareen cwie int giunen ppr1tbs
.r,4 bel Wic90nnal & S6Ollas, 81 .sst,.'i ..
Ho 26 Ol-8alttmcre-, SwtI9en Sron- un6 6iablr
M- Die Haaet meroen irei ms bauS aeId5id 3uN
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urtbeil Der prei7e.

De btee E1rwb pelr dbrenh btr lesen ebenaebn Sabre
tn beer Nnhnit turtrt UrDen nnh Bite enee reer rub-
drr OprattDnen weI6e Dr. ScbufUn auSFubre nh beneu
te 8ettnss RdppOre n pee dnbere pepnen teiwpbnten
nspcn Yubum tsbrbClten WdIen unterr6tet urbt
en en u ais &brtnmdnn tn Besue auf Gbarofttr uni
@tDtRnbafsett Fab fur eebubt ne 6urst&tnbe Gedbr.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
LegisEative summary.

In the Senate, yesterday, the resolution, rel
ative to kidnapping the Polly family was adopt
ed The resolution relative the claim of Will
liam Raine against the State for German Print
ing, was lost-yeas 8, nays II.
In the House, the following bills were passed.
Supplemental to the Code; Supplementary TO
an act directing the mode of trial in criminal
cases, passed 9TH Of March, 1881 To amend
section 427 of the Code; The bill to provide
for licensing or taxing dogs, was indefinitely
postponed. The following bills were introduced
and read the first time: To amend on act en-
titled an act to establish Code To amend an
act entitled an act to incorporate the Pennsv-
vauia and Ohio Canal Company, passed Feb
ruary 20, 1885: To amend an act supplement
ary, and to amend an act concerning thu rela-
ton of guardian and ward Supplementary to
an act regulating the mode of administering
assignments in trust for the benefit Of creditors
passed April 6, 1859; Toregulste the taxation
and paymment of costs in certain cases. Re.
pealing an act supplementary to an act regula-
ting Railroad Companies To provide for the
collection of taxes by township treasurers. A
resolution was adopted instrueting the House
Finance Committee TO inquire insO the exPedi-
ency of imposing suitable penalty for the Vi
oIation of the usury law Of the State, and to
report by bill OF otherwise. The House re-.
fused to pass Senate resolution which provided
for an adjourned session, by vote of q foT the
resolution and 63 against it. A resolution was
then adopted, instructing the Finance Commit
tee to report appropriation bills for the ensuing
two wears, as early as practicable. A bill was
introduced and read the first time, To grant
licenses in certain cases to improve the breed Of
horses. .-StatssmGN, Sd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05

The Iowa Democratic State Convention held
on the 22d ult., was composed principally of
the old political stagers the people of Iowa
have been turning out to grass from time to
time. The platform they adopted is Douglas
all over and under, and the following fair alb
stract will suffice for such as have not bad the
rare felicity of seeing tue notable document in
full:
l. The American Eagle is very fine fowl
2. We unanimously vote Old OssawstOmie
to the devil
8. For the Black Republican Party-the
same hasty dish of soup.
4. The Little Giant is brick.
5. Stephen A. Douglas is a trump.
6. Douglas is a right bower.
z. He'll do to tie to generally.
8. We don't care a red cent what shall be
done at Charleston-we go in lemons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-05
The Cincinnati Calamity.

The Gazette gives the following particulars
of the calamity in that city, by which thirteen
men, all married but one, were crushed to in
slant death:
The St. Xavier Church was being removed
to give place to q new chnrch edifce, and some
thirty or forty laborers, mostly Irish, were en-
gagged in the process of razing it. All theiwalls
of the church had, instead of being picked to
pieces, been partially undermined, and then
by means of levers, thrown over in HardlY.-
The thirteen who were killed were at work on
the Northern wall, preparing to tumble it down.
This wall was nearly fifty feet IN length, and
thirty feet in height; it rested ona stone found
alton, and at the base it was two feet in thick.
ness, tapering at the top to eighteen inches
Along the lower part of the wall these thir-
teen laborers had taken out a row of bricks,
and it was without a moments warning, the
wall fell inward, burying them in the. ruins
The wall stood apart from all the others, hav-
ing no connection with other walls either at
its east or west extremity, and no precaution
was taken against an accident by '' snoring, u
the wall The work of undermining was com-
menced on Tuesday, and at nightfall was near-
| ly completed; thus it was left throughout the
heavy rains of Wednesday and the strong
winds of Wednesday night
The news of the calamity flew from mouth
to mouth, and in half an hour 5000 people
had cOngregated at the ruins. The bodies Oi
the men were exhumed as soon as possible
and presented terrible spectacle The bodies
were taken to a room in an adjoining building,
and the Gazette says:
It was here that the most distressing scenes
of woe were TO be seen. Friends seeking
friends, wives after husbands, and children after
parents, were admitted one by one, and as the
maugled bodies of the dead were exposed, it
is not wonderful that agonizing scenes were the
consequence. Scarcely one of the dead could
be recognized from facial features; it was by
clothing, or some other remembered marks,
that they were distinguished.
The families of all the killed are poor, and
we're dependent on the pittance earned from
day to day.
With much commendablenesS, the Society
and Church of Jesus (Jesuits) have determined
upon aiding and caring for the families of the
deceased At all the different Catholic churches
of the city there will also be taken up, next
Sunday, a collection for the same purpose.