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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-12-29
J(ew gn0(an0 Ba6erD
9p1tS g. 2pb,

Dritte SraBe, swtl9en Npbertz II. Saflon.
GmpEeblt F9 bent Yubifum nit leinem 8rpb
unb SUDDEN, unp bic nit benz @el1dft nerbunoene
Graders -Jabrif iefert ale Nrten Der belten Graf.
Fer5.
6Guoler int Qanbe merben Is in ibrent Wortbeil
Sinben, bel mir ppr3u@pre9en. 7Ob
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

bldac acfiiblt icin Eager teNer in Stane asI,st,
finen erfrii6tncsn 5runE fir ion 6ersitet, rae
s'tsb eerlrr9t. raa 6dus auSsttcbrt unt aufas.
raumt, uno Nles rieeer Gin mcnia wrbuiider
unc meuihlidcr bsrleridtet Ncplcu faf; tnstiItu
ncbtn 9tcterts am Bette peS Srdntrn, unp reidbte
ibm mas CT te9ttrtc, bic er snriiG, nod mtbr-
ifiinris'n, milpen 6istert, Gumen in einen, m,br
purh GritRpfuna tseeiitiss 8ubr berb,iselibr4
ten Sdummcr fie. .ssasG 8 ftnrH.nr.9
6ur, rarIuf iancstc eutb cns Ganre unb
Srcpu unc 9Silicu truacn, BON Dem Snrtuusr
NsirI9t rie Vt'cb, Die llitrtant tinauf unp eatsn
fc au Dem mrrdscn Sup siner ssnaltistn Gide
nicccr. FfFTH sEr
sHc irll'n mir caS G'rat erateu frua Nul-
Inns iest 'u Srcwn biulntretenr Der Snpianer
dhtr srArn tmri9enp tie tSanc res Marnts,
nne fubrte ibn ctira tunfert Shritt ppu Srpwns
2SrhnunN cntftrrt unp pitt nrkcn Ieincu cae,
nsn, aus trci Ell 9iurenlti iidcn unp unaeaertt.n
5tueu srrihtrttn 9Diswam III eiu,m alt,u Su.
ctanllttn @ratbuacI. mic i, iib in GROCER 2ln>
;ahl in %rfaniaS finpen, unr iastc;
Vast bic SIumc rer prarirrn tri cen Siueern
Der Natttr, ruben. lodg uue ;1mietractt cnt,iin-
oct, in alten 3;ittn pie 6eg;cu Der gsune gsuapss
9e9tn 'brc rrtpcn Sruser i'm Suprn rer arpEe
o'r i nat lic rdiur ssitraft = ibrr @l6s rute
Iritrlib teiciuanper
Gtt WIaner wlrieu nun nit rrsem GiIer al
Ger teltrlctsnen Stclle Die @rcc ans. bis lie bic
Vrnbt fur binlGugIib ticf bicItcn, uue mpllten
Damn oie vridhcin DEN III pori9rr Nattt raub ,u.
lammen s,Smmcrtcn unp bicGrr sribaftsu SarI
lrA'n. Hitran pcrblnperte iir atrr mob orr Sn
rtaner, Der j. st aus isincm 9Glawam cine An;abl
rctn 9e9srbttr Srlt brrIuebpltc, BEN R5rpsr Iri-
ny 9Ssibrs nit rieicn umbuutc, unp Damn pom
Srcmn, Dan Snbrrno aus prm thinner astrirbsr
battle, rN lit CT istnsH Snfrt uidt wiepsr in fur
en- l'drfrnscn Stlummrr itorc, untcrilaet, bic
idu9e @attin hinrin in br IrstrS, lfiuss Saus
lsstt.
NfulIinS ndbtr iitt iret, cincn sammcr uno
9ta9rl in Ger baup, INN pen IrdsI ,u bcititilen;
potb aud relen wsbrts Der gSilSs, unp umihlana
otn Sars init irinrm Iteernsn 6ansricmen, btn
sr abr wiscer ntI6fe, ale bic @rpe ibr rotbes
&inr auibcncmmrn blttc.
(6OrtieeunS fcl9t.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
sNintsrrnrtn uru Niiten mn Snmnrn

Ten. atrieitnrien strciat eS ;um Strsmscn, tintr
kTtuneen une rtm Yublttum tn ralcr YUu butit- unt
aSnttr sHddrc emrfcbsa toEntn, aRs cen mcbtra.
litn YleeStp. Si tlA unr Sitbrnlttn fr bcrrer unt
NnaSen, iemt ans Strch. 0e6cus. @,ndma unr p!mtla
nuf'u, unr Sanea AfUEn une &iuecT putin &C. ! btlteb
iptit,. Nrtife 9tsen bIIr luBtrlt biiS scrtduit
quite .rerptn nar 9Scridrit anseferti0i.
Otrfcbc bittet, leineu 5tcrs 9Ip Erpah III
unt Kim 93adrenIale bejhtiaen. Ejeo. Y. Nttt9 Mai
OHmpfittffdhrt ip'itcn Atbmcnp 1t. 9tsm gJort.
Die beieen srcFen btlutm cinaertn Set. Tan,sf.
lhiut iameScp" unp .Rrlnet" iperoen eem rtiieuccn
Yublttam iur Scnutun9 scttnS tmptobitn Ter abprts
ettr19 III Der Glju incl Ytit mn Sc $S, inl 3Yvi
ittneef 81. Eie rs rltoppn" rsrldBt bren 9Sbmf all
NotdS trtn Eienjtas UNI llh 2dttma9e, nIbr no bi,
"N,0Mote" ern lfreas nm lltr 9bgnrs scn Gits NcnI
aeIat 99tr sds eRlsre DamrbN henuetn miQ bar I'D,
etl 'cn UNi;rWibntien tjn tabrSilei III Irisn.
Ura att pgo Stlist au9snpMmtn uur paniiii beprecrt
91lSStprs5 n1d Nrrfolt 81 OF.
) 2Is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
On rie Gamen 9ii6munps

Mdeame b II DE (Scn Waris), cie 6ei rcr
ltsi-n 6a I'M 2Reddniee Snltut fur tre .outt eas
FIRST-CLASS diploma
trsieIt, bat 233 SrrderaEe na6S bar st rim r,,,H rS
itS,ealit'tS Saatr pon aRrllinrse |Sa lri ero fnt
!"tSeamt Il. bar eie Gbre Den Tan cn NifmpuoS aru-
istseu. n"e br SlSer prn 8rn NETS UNI TiIliutrr-
u aren Ger ntutten franioihtn fagcn unp 6tbn,at
sn9p'rSn; 9lti1aiS oorrltbA ole mcilien y Iri;r IL Mc
erer Nteptn IN Gcnures, SeGtbsrs 2Rrcaibs 4ikbouS
uo Sa'tS gaoame s. nire ris sr6Bte auimrf,m al, aui
aae ipr 'u &be wtrNcncsn aurat strpsire, uno inr,
WSi'nehnen eEnen lid rerIhtr bitn ras Via nur ann,
Hn' 9tlTmddSou ansseTuh!t. @SLare bliit erbaIt,n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

Der llnttrt&ncIe 1T jest i'll sidnec, csru Guftraa in
itinsn H,sltdite aS'rtreu rlu bia ais m0alih
Sint |usrrdSl prn ( !tn III for;rihrcEc :crrabl1
&,n ntuer, gutter 3rrtenmalrn nit ,u,.u 0ultn Srt.
Der UNI ruet4en @itree filr etipaietr eictrauh.
Tit gufmertlamttt yen prtct tThabrn H. RamisH pirt
9erinici luf Itinc SypFc 9,uSpaM ren 4dudEth
AuSteIernnl rNu Scabas, Stuhien Srrtnd> atrdecr
nun prcntrt btlrvat. ErGncie 0duee
Nrnahtr.. Qttt Ger Sion 81. aHc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
atturr Strrt:
9is. 2S2 91rcars Strate,

9ts. 2i22 8rc0r Straee,
~ u. Myers
it etm NatIiam tystbtn IN CAP in otfn stnanusn,
G5trrt oiH
0'rceerp. uur Gpnlteticudrg 9nlrr
trrNnt; bat III rcltem 9ycFs GuSmapl ctrtstr
ttttI u zen btlIt3ren NJ, fen sriiAuit uAm atiiA
Leutlhe 6rutfe.
ais: pirie. @rrte &lfrlrits, sf. Sasr. aan; d
ipIitut Grttn, wcudcn, rtfItu, 1SIncY eaHptH 5ra>
Emsurse pnr Sreiirrlle brilinpd'c 6crnst, Gisaru
10. 2n cen htilltE N'rcii;n III bahta tti
u. Il. Yiacrs 2S2 SrraSlr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
q. a. FAUCHE.
tSpn 9lrIS),
Il brm Il er uno Seneftcr

2S3 Sr0hS> nsbt rer ?tcn StaFe.
%. T. 8dutt, Der icit pieruncspdu,ia Satr,u in s,,
ottH Hprsn> une Jsptllt!JG1eibdiin sen Y.ris Gcii
VrTecI une NeD yorf beihdftat mar erotbt !; W. ss
germ 3tmrnes cs qnieist III m&sn ea tr 2S3 8T,seitr
Gun strar9ts 94f erontt hdt, rnc I'D rsu,n Ire an,
IN ltn @el@a enhrlastnps arbtrn eaitlb tnta,d,a;u
nenneH IEo iuT 3uIriteCEhsit aucfubrtn ;li teuncr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
SSrana Staupt.

Urana Staups,
lhS Src1citrdBc. ;niCttn prr s. unp I. ctr
bait rln retthes une mebIaiprtuttS 4aser ppp
elSaFrtn, T1ud=. Edn= uup Shuupitabaf
:. >. si9ner 5atritGsn uno 3nlpcrtatirn,
u q M 0ffR, une Het"trauf III cen bildlftn Narftprci-
Msh es' '0m s0Ti"predrn che liz lire sataue auSsrlpt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
@rihGitSs Sr6Fnuns,
SriIu Serbia
sNlAtia Iitr 2lat unp irpen lfln,tlntn,

nterSttbnetcr tbett cen eethru Nutam m cav CT Gin
EI9tT aucr rcn 9SeiRe uab yIlucrs bait, better Sua
I'll. h I'M Girsen uue Nentu uuS III cen titI Nrtr
'n Gt6s GcreEe b6lt gIci6alS cir y0Ntr I'll eruttcu
rutrtn etuhcr sNnit SersslltSlrurit. 9lunrurt unr
StSIrltnm'stn, = rrtiien, SdrentS, ritlhtn Hafcr.
9ruet MtisnN Sdreiiert uah a rintr 9rtittl r,c iii
g3ultasn unr seG Yrraeuitn aeerautt ptrbcu. Pil1c
GntSGte leetn tlclbn III SInb. riebuni d,lFcr tiua
rtrtdufcR III teputn. Crhn ( hde,
Nt0,ntraft pjihen rtr Ia. mn is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
Dr.. med. Q.b. :. D6tfh,
i. y. GoYenaou'e

:. y. N : { II 4 q u'e
SSttn' nun Spretrti lNlaren oaucluna,
Vrcaritr.. swilten rcr q. II. =. Ctr.
(nsten Ger Spcihttt SS 6ru. S3aauer)
Ocm ctu;n Yutltfum rpvr bitit ANS Scr6fSrush, ar.
irrtrie 9Nhce une Rr;a OirrccrY unc Sciukanhun, b
s"aar,n ubrt uIs III Ger, tlisicu NWIrrreii, nrrf,Hf
w:reeu - or. ,icbn 9 Der mirc iib k,nIben ei,
aethttn ceuthen Number eas 3urpIcnmctrt in ihrrr
Oil,ticr rrNStc III bccleEcr. 49,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
6rl,! 6rl,!

nrientfcr bait criwIhrnb drfEtg yicrrdtb non
GtDtn~ uHe SthenhUl; better Suaitd une fam ,,irs
unrsG bltrmI, unier cen 9nieten 'srlnGun1en Ytbtn
e Nahn ron 0iAtttrn pt ras lStspaen tcifeuirei be-
ef9t SsciuHgen. nelde binalltn wcretn 6e Tdtucp IL
Gpte phtr Gjcr " 6unesY Srpae ,troEr i,mi, ~ nr
n1totrSe an Sroaeltr, maze rptt Naeun mtrc,r rnri
etloTst sreilt: GdS tcite Gihtnbcli III 81 80. umr
2"hhthbpli IN SI.OO yer 0rre. lames O. Wrcrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
Sseinaumacn.

Ter gn;ticr eritent ieesn Wrraen, SruntaeS auSot-
.nu,rr uir p9cnrlthen Sutie,irrnsrrejS Ypr q Cts
s,sIs,r en- Gle r,ir 5r6ecr ceCr g. Uo in tsr srrauS
kr,atlurs Sni9cn nneen inter cIasnetn Yeinauna,n
trafroke Gium'lipc Gnrra 10 itiltu rScr irtni,
,tr ~ Cts. reinatiOc 5 Gs., ertimoiist 90. cine
srtc 81 % tinsn Nrna S2.5' erci rratc 81 90. its
SYruair $500. urS 9pna;t $l20n in -,rttli ilhriHcr
gerrauste;sbIgaa. Nneac, Gle n,h N'crttn s:rlnert
,-trscn tsrnn. w,reta nit SIS per inbr trre6n.t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
3 Il u tfs.

6raniS { a d, ntr in Ylinbtn ijfb
Srtn sin's armrn Dcriltuu,brss or sab ats
lun9tr Nfenlt IN Der Seritart Nu in Riin&tn
Nulitnnttribt, cie 5tunpc gu einem 8rolGen.
Dds bate or baip Iatt, &c tricb itn fort In bic
Wsit Ntt mibidm eripartcu lrcbs @u!peu fano
er einrS ih0ntu NtprgcnS auf sinem Sles uno
tricb Huf Ger }idr uuO Tcnau nat SHien. Oils
Der junAe Nnffus in rrr 8aiIeritact aulanatt.
bflaB er nrb cincn @uipen, nit pielem tsaab tr
llth III Gin @altthnS II. rntpcdte aIictip auI Der
SritIdrtt nairlich uub Shn,bel +; bcherfrsut.
enflld and rtlen tcriibmteu ySitncr. Stnike(t
III bratAncn. opn ptnen er il Yiel atb6rs unc 10
wsnia 9rhm'dt hattie, mar es iein erlfts Ssa;n.
nrn, lih init eenltltcn peri6nlih tefannt an ma
den. Nahorm rrr &ppetit aeitiat, fiet i,n Slid
ron Ger SprIitfarts AMI bic S4itnsr 3suna. siue
Srgdniiten StElle on Der fSirhs elmer sEicner
Errltart mar rarin iur Goneu,rtn, ausseIhric-
Frn unr hnte mar Ter lcstc Sna CUR &nmslouna.
Vddnsr siItr, litt rtn tetrriffnrrn Yerlonen por.
'nlttllrn, nno eritien am teltimmtsn 0robetaa
IN rrr Stride. NIs or antnn9tt, marsn kereits
'inunerrfiGla Wrttewerber rtrlammrlt. &c Isi
gut. paB or enrLida fcmms, rirf' man entaeaen, IN
rtr Nttnuua, sr mGrr rcr = Saloirtter. Sas
vorF teltlmntr rit Ntibsnfclat, in mslher bic
Stmertsr tbre 9rrbrn abiussen batten, unp
ydtner 3r9 rie erte drummer. Gs war pproc.
lhriettn, rintn Gtoral gu te9lriten, Elm Giit
Spm SIatt' ~ lpieirn unO encit lrri ,u pban.
talIfrn, @lS Der iunse &iinitirr lih BON Der Dr.
Arltant erbUb, ptridmanpen nidht reni9er ais
3wtiun9'wanys irnrr ecncurrrnten, rbne lid,
HuI sine 9rrbe fiuniaitn. 5Snr,, Der Salatreter
trbisIt rc . 9aniitenit,as, uub = in Ien.m elm.
unoiwAn'ilItrn SABRE bsrcits wmpe er ;um 6pf.
fdptlmt'lttr dm &nrntbnntb tbcrr5 5bsater III g0ien
rrnHnnt - 9iU mmrr susrIf S&nipel siitu,
wtnn man nah 26en tummt! faste er pit.r oft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
6. SnDr9tas'el.
=, : German ADYERTISER.

y. TFAssEt., Editor and Proprietor
Il published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OrrrcE: 7th Str, between CLAY < LEIGH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

e'tlh1iG GrGFnuua.
8. Gutter unp /. Salssr's
T ceers "np Yrroi ipn. Stcrc
am 9tcu,n Wiarft,
Ghs. 3cIN'S 9Itiotrarre essenlter.
tE'tre etutGfn odioToucn, mcl:e e, Ncuen Marf bc-
WNsn nne poaid e9tl1etn bci uns pcrjuirrctn np ii,
9le Nrtttel. psre I'M 6dusbl: u6bia .S att urS bus
nnpcn mtrHtn @rathtnu s. Safer IL & 91I.rr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08
9etrr Sbif,


y. Srttrk,
Srrap Strase, srilhrn +. II. {. Strnfr, nrrcn
u. Sdshr'e ,,9Gihc!m Icu ioauS"
Ter!e rnirfctIt benz bciecu uni curGrtiitnecu Nut-
tuni ,etne Iute eelhmd6Yrle sinltriTe @arbirltube
une lhmtid;i ih. eae NnunN iciueu Ship auetre dls
hrdt urcccn uttr eic rmthtbl 9'crduberuna .cr;dft
ctbm uner lenen INN leiuer 6tbulcn 6durt III 5tcil
mtrc Sener emrfitt it III hirurailtr OrcrGtirncn
'is Sohn1uentbmtn Necrlicn, Slutc1ctttn. SGrcritn
M &c Aerltlbt tnbr Elm VISe Der britn Yarfumcrica H.
1triciri tt fESdeiciuc 5iutr Itlcn eas Grarcrctn It,
arSouen Der 1aare. I'm Suirru6 ttet =. 6pties
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

9itd't m'br ais biGis. Gin 9cnruner Ab.
"'tAt bdtir r'nsm rrrtissn Srrsnbauis sin gam
'tS %trn'tArn Yrrmuht. Die llrIdcbs lit eriidts
lib d'Is iernem leBttm 98iasn, NORM rr Iaat:
3@ bhtt rtren Jtrihttum bcs Barren ,u per-
oHnttn, &c III ailO biGis, oab I'D ibren QsiOsns.
urrEn coS iuptnrs. maSit stn Nueern ptrranf,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

@'NBs Ssrbtlitruna i'm ,3Ibnlus,i.ben.
Us. 90. Senee
mod @itr mtIt iHne duSGc;recn ipnItn ete 9;n;,ia,
eaR tr eei I'm SepC Siutrumttcu it, spr;iNlidt ale
aHs 9ssraubteil Die GlnNhbeit unc SSctrrmtcit IN
r erhirntilon M eer T eaF t raS NuSiCtn ccr lhut
an mmriirH m1dbsu, nicmSlS strfebn ccn 3abn sci Cen
ten SruI hrduS,u;ieb,n, nie Jpn ,tr5lcen rbe. elS
'8hntcIit rcrtegen.
%Ie anrtrn OScrstiruet. ais 5uutu Reuiatn uns Gin.
itesi rrn 3dbneG Iriri une aGi auSS;Iltbrt
N'nee: WaInlirJr'. upiittu Der y. nEe TO-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-08

Ntyainiihrr gGein.
lnttr ncte entgAchlt hsr ipcin(ckcnrcn ,rutf,r,
iht ite9eo9tnen Ga1pba> ulp 9crc .Scrolms ,int b.
l!ht cle CT ptr N'Glcs ;u $l25 une bcim HuRcnt III
$50 iHm Strtauf rTerut
'n o'F AWIbtGu ctiitltsn mtrtcn cie aeehrrcn cBst
mu 2Nrt ett Ctr 0lae, eutr 9Ruri u l. NJ teiens Re.
0''"' ule lactt gum Selucb rriitbsn Irturpit tm
Jacrb Rtf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-06

'nesses which i have above referred to, it is
quite possible--aye, quite probable-that
some,and perhaps most voted the Republican
ticket. Indeed, it is by no means clear, or
without doubt, that the fraud charged, was
not perpetrated on the ballot box in Chat
field. No person can have attentively lis
tened to the trial without feeling that the
matter is enveloped in dark suspicion, which
is is painful and humiliatipg for any good
citizen to be compelled to entertain; at
the same time I have no hesitancy whatever
in saying, that the evidence offered is not so
clear, indubitable, or convincing, as to
prove the fraud charged; therefore, judgment
must be for plaintiff. 1t will be observed
that ! have not, in deciding the case, re-
ferred at all to the rebutting testimony of
plaintiff, for I did not deem that it in any
manner, strengthens his case. would say
that there appeared nothing during the trial,
to implicate or cast the least suspicion up.
on the Judges of Election, or any Of them.
The cases of Bristol Us. Murrell, and
Hawkins Us. Colby, are similar to this in
every particular. a A
THOMAS WILSON,
49,. District Judge.
WINoNA, January 5th, 1859.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-06
NEW SERIES mo. 212.

In the Senate the Republicans are craw-
fishing" in the same disreputable way.
TRuMBuLL, of illinois,, great free soil chief
when pushed to the wall by JOHNSON, of
Arkansas, backed out and professed himself
not an abolitionist Of the Slavery but an
abolisher and extirpater of negroes. We
quote: 1855 1855 as4a uo1a 8
Mr.. Trumbull explained that it was an alb
stract truth that all men were created equal;
but when we come to form governments and
organize society all persons don't have equal
rights. ~ 81 ~ rA
Mr.. johnson asked him if Arizona were col.
onized and pulled up altogether with free col.
cred people, would he be willing to admit it as
q State upon an equal footing with the other
States of the Confederacy? .isla u az
Mr.. Trumbull answered that he would not
admit any community applying to become
members of this Confederacy by the admission
of which he supposed he was endangering the
peace of the Union itself. In his Judgment
there was distinction between the white and
black races made by Omnipotence. He did not
believe these two races could live happily and
pleasantly together, enjoying equal rights,
without one dOmineering over the other. There.
fore he advocated the'policy of separating these
races by adopting system to rid the country
Of the black race as it becomes free. He would
say he should not be prepared, under the exist
ing state of things, to admit as q sovereign
State into this Union community of negroes,
nor Indians either. ,g - ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-06
Appeals to the President from Decisions
Of the Departments.


As applications are frequently made to
the President of the United States by claim
ants who consider themselves aggrieved by
the decisions of the heads of departments,
and who, therefore, appeal to him for re-
versal OF those decisions, it is deemed proper
to publish the following letter addressed by
the President to highly respectable bank
ing firm, which sets forth bis reasons for
declining to entertain such appeals
faH WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, 1859.
GENTLEMEN-I-have received your letter
of the 9th inst, containing formal appeal
to me from decision of the Secretary of
the Treasury against you on two points =
LIST, his refusal to permit you to deposit at
San Franciscoany portion of the government
loan taken by you under the proposals of
the Secretary OF the 18th Of December,
1858; and ID hs refusal to refer the ques-
ton to the Attorney General
In answer, I have to inform you that an
appeal does not lie to the President from
the decisions of the heads of the different
Executive departments. This has been set
tied both by judicial decisions and by the
practice of the government, including that
OF the present administration. Their acts
and decisions are the acts and decisions of
the President, for which he is held response
BILE; and they are his in fact IN all cases of
difficulty and Importance. 1t is for this,
besides other reasons, that cabinet cousulta-
tons are held twice in each week, where
questions of public interest, as they arise,
are canvassed and decided. If the President
were bound to hear appeals from the heads
OF the different departments in all cases
where claimants consider themselves ag.
grieved, it would be impossible for him to
undergo the labor. In that case, every
claiment dissatisfied with the decision of any
department might appeal to him for redress;
and he would be obliged to re-examine the
documents aud re-hear the arguments which
had been submitted to such department, and
either affirm, reverse or modify Its decision.
This would entirely change his intimate re-
lations with his confidential advisers, con-
verting them into inferior courts and himself
into superior court of errors and appeals.
Besides, there would be no equality between
private parties and the government. When
the decision of the head of department was
in favor of the claimant, it would be final;
but, if it were against the claimant, he
would be entitled to an appeal to the Pres
ident. The truth is, such an appellate juris-
diction would render it impossible for the
President to discharge bis high duties to the
country, and would resolve his Office into q
tribunal to hear and determine private claims
in the last resort. g
Nor is there the least necessity for any
such jurisdiction. Congress, by the act Of
February "a, 1855, established Court of
Claims for precisely such cases as you have
presented. To that Court, or to Congress,
beg leave respectfully to refer you. s.
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The leviathan staau

THE leviathan steamship "Great East
ern /" is certainly in bad way. Her
history from the outset has been only a
series Of misfortunes, financial and mechani.
cal, till now several of those who originally
embarked in the enterprise have been
reduced to bankruptcy, and BRUNEI and
STEVENSON, her chief designers, passed have
away. The ship herself appears to have
demonstrated nothing, or il any degree
served to promote nautical science. aVault-
ing ambition has o'erleaped itself,"s but the
result Is an occasion only for regret. A
Liverpool contemporary suggests that Amer
lean capitalists should finish the job-a
proposition which Is not likely to meet with
prompt acceptance. The Great Eastern
and Atlantic cable are the two huge failures
OF the century. ss So I.
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@~~~S> 4SOPs~WAAoSAA AAV9A SAAAAAASs
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says, under date Of Dec.
25th: i s. sae8t .q44Hg~ si8t gs'e-
Some disclosures have just been COM
municated to leading Republicans in this
city, which occurred in the secret caucus of
the leading Black Republicans convened
last week at the Astor House, in advance
of the meeting OF the Republican Commit.
tee. Some forty or fifty leading chiefs were
summoped privately, including Governor
Banks, Gov. Morgan, Messrs. Fessenden,
Lincoln, Cameron, Dayton, and Gov.
Chase, to deliberate on the programme of
1860. There was much discussion on the
present aspect of affairs, and great harmony
OF opinion that the times called for more
iberality and conservatism that the " ire.
pressible conflict must be ignored for the
present, and all the elements of opposition
gathered on some such names as Bates, OF
Missouri, for President, and Morgan, or
Banks, for Vice President. It was pledged
that Pennsylvania and New Jersey could
both be relied on for Bates, his views on the
tariff being acceptable to these States. It
was pledged that thousands of Old Wings
now voting for Democrats in Illinois, Indi.
ana, and Ohio, could be relied on for Bates;
that electoral tickets could be run in all the
border slave States, with fair prospect of
success. Maryland, Delaware, and Missouri
were set down as certain. 1t was urged
that Bates had never been mixed up with
the Know Nothings that he was opposed
to the extension Of slavery, but national in
his views, and to whose Inauguration the
South could offer no resistance. The
prospect of Southern submission to Stewards
election was thoroughly canvassed. Some
took the ground that the South would resist;
but all agreed better not risk it in the pre-.
sent infamed state of Southern feeling.
Weed and Morgan were unwilling that
Seward should thus be cast aside, and utter.
ed their solemn protest against it. It was
at this secret meeting that the call adopted
by the Republican Committee was arranged
so as to unite the opposition. They even
went so far as to discuss the question of
Cabinet programme, being as follows
Banks, Secretary Of State. >-
Cameron, Secretary Of the Treasury.
! Lincoln, Secretary of the Interior.
Pettigrew, of South Carolina, Attorney
General. a yf-s ssef 3f i8sfa
Bolts, Secretary of War. z e
Bell, Secretary of the Navy. sef
Baker, of California, Postmaster General.
1t was agreed that Seward should 90 as
Minister to England, and take his chance
for 1864. 2 81 ~ s9i 80
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SPEAKING Of the failure of Cook & Sar-
gent, bankers at Davenport, the Rock ISL
and Argus says $50 great was the public
confidence in this firm that widows, orphans,
laborers and business men made their de.
posts there. It is reported that they had
on deposit from one hundred thousand to
one hundred and seventy.fve thousand dol
lars, and that no arrangement has been
made to save the depositors from loss, 1t is
also, said that they have, by trust deed,
placed their property in the hands Of An
TOME LIZ CLAIRE, Gro. Z. DAVENPORT and
HIRAH PRIcE, to secure these gentlemen for
endorsing their paper, and that these per-
sons are the only ones provided for in any
manner. Mr.. EBENEzRR Cook is reported
very seriously i'll, and fears are expressed
that his reason win give way sss 81