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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06
MmtertfautIbe O1acbrte6teu.
Tranf @merY,
Spnt y8prber State."

GrOp, 81. g., 8. 9lpbbr. gin1ura CT
ner WM9le, 9eute frib 9esen 8 1br ltarste
in per pbern Stapt Der nurDpet(t6 6liael Der
WOunt GernOn-N iablmI6le auf etn nebenar Inn
8aue betnpltdeS 9ebauDe Der YapiermlQer Orr
& So. Son pen 100000 8uIbeln @eiaen, bic
in Der Wliible aufeelpei6ert iparett, fiel un9efGbr
Die 9alfte rnter bic 8uinen. 9atrtd 2eYbet, Elm
bonDarbetter, tp1rDe bepeutenb, pb16pn nt6t tGbt=
lt@ oerlebt, unp Courtney, 8aumetfer fir Orr
q So, let4t bel4aot9t. DerIslbe batte ldun
Dor 4 Wpden ben i'm Sortgen Wtnter a,1faefibr=
ten Nnbau Der Wlible fir unliAer erflart. Der
GerluIt RON 6annemann & Sertprt, beren gtqenz
~tbamern, betrd9t et.pa $4,000,
New= 6aeen 3. ytppt. gluttaes genz
epntre. -- @eifern @berp gu lpdter Stlnbe ent=
lpann ltA i'm Semple 2unf spil9en @ecre @.
Stafprp, etnem Su6brl1der, Der BON aipet Be-
fanntet beglettet mat, ,ttb bret Stupenten, ga.
mems Saloptn, gelpen unb McGullpf Elm STREET.,
Der - btbt9 9eftbrt tpurpe, bas Staforp burd
Sttde IN Den lnterleib tGDtlt6 perptnpet tr,troe.
Seine 3 @e9ner, BON benen 8elpen nit einem
Wle6er, NfcGulpf, Stub. iuris, NIT etner 8let=
laltn9e bepafnet unp 8alpptn, Stub. tneb., muir
3uI6aner be5 9anp9emen9es mar, linb eefdna<
lth eta9e3p9en. Oas ~traurtse Gprfpmmnib Fat
9rpBee Nufre9un9 9erScr9erufen.
New=5aSen, 3. Nos, Die ReTel @r-
plpltOn IN Netpe5apen. Die QeiGe bes &unben
6enrp gttce, Der purA ee Dampffe1el~g rplplion
in @ebritper Dann's SutiGenfabrif se1tern Der
unslitfte, fpurpe 9efern 2teno unter ben Sriaim=
n,ern bes @ebduDes %gefanpen benz l~1nolidltden
waren fat ATE &nO6en 5erquetlat. Der &nabe
SObn Sane lett nod, farm aber ri6t pteper
a%uftpmmen. N6t q. q. Baldwin unp georg
De g6plf 9ebt es iebr i9le6t. Sames Gan SRI
per, Der arg perbribt tpOrben mar, bleibt pieleidt
am 2ebet. Das iAle6te @tien, bas 3n benz Selz
lel perpanpt tpprben, 1T an benz l1nelide SGulb.
Der S4apen, ben Der 8efter bes @tablifemeuts
%erlttten, belduft f6 auf $4,000. .
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Baltimore lmffkfr.
9oltimpre. ben 6. Nopember 1860.
Cur Sea6tnng !

gDtr ffnb BON MiAter Mariban nnb
anSeren berDUrraeenben Mepnbltfa=
mern III Der Grf1GrMme ~antCriffrt, baf
an Der Gnffnnattpn beS vOentfben
GCrrefpcnbent" pom prteen SamStGe,
ais babe bic repmb1ifanii6e Ndrtei
@aGttmore'S guar nidt brett, aber in=
bireft eincm GOalitipnSOOrfAla9 Der
Rnptr s MOtbtn9S an9enpmmen, fcim
wabreS @Ort Mnb feline tpabre SDlbe
1T.
Sir ben Gaa, baB Der uOeatI6e Correspondent
letne Snlinuattpn beute pteperbplen iplte, baben
mir BON Der MutOril otipn unlereS bp6perebrten
Greunpes Marlball btermit Gebrauh 9emaAt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06
MmfI Muf! Sum Sttmmfatfeu fur
2tucCIn unS Samltnl

@el6er brave ltimmbere&tiste Oeutlfe ptrp
es SerIaumen wplen, beute an benz 9lCrretHea
Siege Der 8rei6ett tbeilsunebmsn, an bent Stsss,
Der Steie srpBe Meputlit ouf ibre nrlPrtnsltas
prinsipiede 8aTs suradfa4ren wtro, an Dem
Gisss' Der uns cine rsle atsra Der 6ret0ei da nnO
Ses @lides brinoen pirb2 aIerDtnss a6ra~
Sam qtncOln miro beute audi O9ne Die Sttr1r'si'
Der Gf(auentaatem sepd6lt; aber nnlsre Stint
men muB er bod baten, er traudt 1te. itlt Die
erbdrmlt6e Gerleumbung, ais let CT Elm i%Ptttonel@
Ter @raipent liegretd, gu ptOerlsger.
DeutIde Neputlifaner Mfarplano'S Wtt
6uda6tuns uno 8epunoerun9 lprtdt man ppn
Sud aaentholben IN Der Union, no free 9er5en
fdlaoea, neil SIR ben eplen @tntb babt, mtttten
in einen SflaSenfaate bpA rto ltOl3 Die Sabne
Der 6ret6ett peben gu lalie,t. 9e1lte tpsroet SDr
unIer erpBe5 @ert trSner, tnbent Sbr Mfa'1ft an
gHant Sure Sttmrne ab0ebt fIr rsflu
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steue xOnbciten bes @rsOp. ssi,t.

portsmouth,, ga, 5. goebr. @rgps.
gBtie batbier cine srube unbeS3ertrimmerun9ss
paute lu5selaien uno se9puren, Dap ct i6
3incoln ni6t unterperfe, tpent aud Die gauge
ibrise g6elt li6 tbnt unterperfe. (gBtr fnp nun
gang Der Mni6t Der cunleroatioen pirstnti6en
9re0e pap es bic pFtdt Der 6antilte beS 6errn
@tle 1T, i'm IN etn MrrenbauS iperren gu lalz
zen. 9ieb. b. 9SO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06

o. sreeno Elm geauter uno Hteuer beS Widpprs ub Stdbtrotbs
bon Baltimore poer tr8enb irnit cine YerIpn, Die NIT @epait Der
~Gu8fibIung ir9enb elmer Seitnlmun8 bs8 Geiebes, bs bic StaSt
Baltimore nit elmer permanenten 9cl3ehnodt oeiTebt, fb mi.
berest pber tie gu %perbtneern lt4t, lou NIT eiuer Stais bon $1,000
fir cine iolde S~anoluu9 beItrait perbcu unb ipu bonoCb fiji. tmn,,r
unfabtl fciu, ir9cuo elm Mmt rber cine ~GnItelung inter benz I3appr
unb Staotratb bon baltimore untel bteem Nrthtl gu balter.
Muf @orittbenbcS Be5u8 nebnenb, fnb Die perIdie6cnen com,
e~opitaine 81 rntt nutt angepieier, barauf an od,trn
b6 oWe @somten uno 9eute Der ptrrnanenten ppli,et un6 one fsr
grua Batrcuinen, be ti G~sle0enbet Der fpnnenben g0ab[ er.
nannt iperben, in ibren rep. Otftrttten bteie 8titiumunaen bead.
ten uno ipe3iea 1ur Ourbfibrun9 trin9en uno 'icfprt aQe 0eripnrn
~perbafepi bic eesen heelben baneelu.
vi Geo. q, Sane, @arfbsa,
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Mnfnnft bes Samplers
no
Qektea nu6 0urpbn.

~ NeFteS aus europa.
st Spbns s. gpS, Der Oampfer Ser
fla, Der am 81, Sttuber BON 9i9erppoT abatna,
FAM BET Cape STAGE pprbet unb iDuroe bonn 8pSt
Der YrelIe %9ebproet.
Die ttalteu. afairen tparen unSerGnpert.
Die @pnferen3 IN @ariAau Sertaete li6 AM
26. SIT.
IS bieB, Seltret6 BABE bic 9ermtttlnn9 6rants
ret&s Sebufs elmer frteplt4en 9Slun9 Der ttalien,
Grase ser9el@lasen. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06
8eitert 8eridte Der 9ampfer grince III
bert nltb europa.

(Der en9ltl6e 9Oifpumpfer europa, beGen
Na9ri6ten tbeilpeile ldun BON Cape STAGE aus
tele9rapbtrt tpurpen, 1T In Bottom ansefpmmen.
Der 9rtnce @lbert brinet ITO 9aiagiere, Seine
Nal6ine mar in unorbnutg seratben, mas etz
men MuFentbalt BON 2 1agen perurl adte.)
parts, 20. SIT. n@atrie" fdretbt: Gin
trandOflbes Sonrnal ertlart etne betpa6nete eSn.
terpenttUn Selfrei9s 1T Staltsn fir cine aar;
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,; 98euu iraeno elm 5reeensbeautttr f1 weI9ert ODER mtterlSBt,
eiuer iolGen 4uFprberun9 nad3utolnmen, 10 lpa CT elmer Strdfe
BON 500 0oGarS unterporfen wereen unb ieber @emeinbebeamt
Der Stltt Baltimore, Der bic Nufnabne Deer 3urlf6altun9. in Der
Gail rerbis cert rper p%erbietet. ipl elmer Straft BON 1000 Dollars
fir eiutn ieotn Ipl4eu 6aa, entreitbar bonn Bplt3eioirettpriuH ub
ledfaQB 60 Sa9en 0at uuterpprfen Iein.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06
G~rplp1rpm in Der Ban BON Mepbile.

MObtle, 4. Soy. @etern friib e%rplobirte
pa6 9aubuOt Baltic; mebrere 9erlpnen wrrpen
oetDDtet ltno Dertp1tttDet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06
SIR SSetbuacbtcu

Sn 6plge @inridtuu9 br 3 gta9en lter neinenl 2aoen flr Bbc-
leidles Gjei6Ift bin id I'M Stanbe, neinen ~reidbalt9en Vorratb bon
Baareu befer gu entfalten. &ieHrpertduier t6nnex lest nit aler
NtuBe tbe auSmabl tref.n, pbne bonn Netat- @eihift beeinh6ts
ti9t III itir. Greu lneireu YriHc3p, 10 bi1i9 Wie tr9eno er 9als
tsr Start III pertaufen, bite i1 nm ;ablret6en Seludb. SpIGe,
Die .6air8" peranItaltcn, er5alten @aa,en gu DISQUALIFICATION.
@ep g. Sttinba6,
Supporter & s9pbberi III
Saucp WoceS, IreS' glotons, Saststs, Yarfumsrs &C.
70 Us. 8altmcretr. nabe &rippletS 8uep
Spp6-QS n3emple pi 5anCp".
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06
Nicnc N1t5cigcn.
9m Die Nepnblifaner Wsorplnnbs
Gin Wprt AIR StGerbeit !

Gin Wprt CUR StGerbett!
Oa8 rcpublitanNte @recnttH'G6mie BON 0tarpIano marnt be
0epubltanel hermit ernitl9 pr Sidet5, relde Swar bic Nanen
Yincoln unb Soulin traaeu, meiter unten ober Die Ran1en Der 6Iet-
tpren hes Bel unb everett Eidets itatt ser be5 rerubltanii6cn
dtt.n fWr 9inccIn unc 9amlin.
limb taS GOmite n,adt isruer bic 8tpubIitantr uui GriI1uus
i6rer Yfitt auimertian, htnn 9iucclu trwartet, baB Elm
Se6cr fnr tbn ittmmt, aud penn er ber GtnSt9e
pdre in ieintm Qreeinct
0i SIM Nuitra1e: Q8. G. GpaGt, 0prfber,
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SDtel,waarenzDepO

gStr Iabeu 80 eterpeltiufsr freuneEi@ Elm, infer reitbaItgeS
siIortenent rpn SpieI G9aar n in an9 nl4stn ;u nebmen. Sdnmt.
lNe Gtutauis wureen burd eiueu Sttlbaber unicrer Ssirn,a III ben
btdts1hu ,Eabrnen guropa's 9enod,t, wcsul6 pr III BEN Stanb
9e1eSt fn6, benz Sduier bic ueueiten g~egsnfante a~n3ubietea nnb
Su ben uiepri9Iten pre- ta %ab3n9eRea.
S9Werbtmann & Co.,
Tpp5, Int SO. 7 & Q 91crb. Spmor6nr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-06
SeutOnta SamDeretn Sfp. 9
8altimpre WletaersO eretm SO. I.
Oenera1s0 erIarnmlnng
br
GlOuttlter 2auOgnt> ulO SIaOtgcielidaft.

JVI1TG 1P1u71ISt o. TNI0II1E1TS|
sle Wtutgleter ctiser geleai4ait, aud Deicni8en, irel6e mr.
en- Mal beSablt taten unc Nncere, re ii9 fur Die @efeni4at in
tere1iren. inb e;u4t Uttrpo& sen !. @ooembsr absnbs s rbr
I'M otern Saul ts 6rn. @9. 8ublcr, 9. Sreetrtditr. DO. 10, ii5
III reriammeln, ia 6S6t wi4tige tieGi4ats. an (essnbetsn por.
gelest rerbtn. pr. drans &6dsrid, Sefr tr uuierer @eisli9att,
pir6 cen gcnausn stauc ~berieIttn, bas gut9aber wie Die 9erpfli9
tunaeu 1dmmtIih Uorlesen, iopte las @cute ieoeS en;clnen Nttts
altc6cs, Tarut. lpe stGbt.attipndre; sbenIo wrb beretbe oenaue
AuSfanft 8cben ii6tr ben 8ei4lus hes Otrettcrtmms, betreffeno bic
tauienb 2cts i'm 0afentbele unerer Staot. nel6e an bic Wtn9te.
Der ~abSe9ebtn werren.
Oarilm pcrIiume ten 0titsIieb gu tcmmen, wsm ieha eiSeS g9ebI
ant Ser3eu lteSt.
SUI @uHrase csS OteftOrium6
WfODtYRi q. Shmtet, ADent.
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Biiraerfrica In WuFatam.

New@Orteans, 4. gtop, Slit DEM S6o-
ner Brilliant" Der an, 10. Stt, BON GanpeaGp
ab9efubren, baben MIR NafrtGten BON benz &us'
bruGe zines 8irgerfrte9e6 1t, 2)ufatan erbalten,
pelGer burA bic @uFa9e BON Snlano5Saen anf
Glitter Spn Gampeadp unp pen Streit unt bic
@tntiirfte Der Snlel Carmen at,9efadt purpe.
Die @eneralre9ierun9 uno bic betaAtarten 9rp1
ptn3en ldidten lt9 gum Gtnfa(l in GampeaAY
an btele les aber fam 3uoOr unb lteB 9ruppelt &C.
gen bic 9a1ptlfabt anriifen, tim einen Srtepen8s
Sertra9 GIT er3rp!*9en.
Die Suare3 Ne9terun9 betniibte iiA, Dem Ser
tarfe Der @tn9ebprenen BON gufatan @in9alt 3t
tblt.
Die &efel=@ rplpiIon auf benz Sampler sill"
New%SrleanS, 4. Soy, OurA bic GIa
ploliOn auf bent Oampfer 81. gB. Sill" lino i'm
@an5en 80 9srcnen setSptet unp Is Bis 20
perpunpet ipprpen.
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Gtimm8eber leiet !!

eSn ben @pitprialz unp Qpfal1palten fttpst Sbr
ale nSt6teen 9ptisen Iber Dte Wabl!
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Der @olijet=Itari@al BAT Die na8itctencen SefebGe Den BpIts,-
item pieoerbplt betannt 9ematt. QSir erfabren CAP 81 Der reeulai.
rem Yp(iSei cine 9rrbe Grra.ppli3et eingelbwpren lit, be bic g8ab(s
be3rfe abpatrprtaueu wtrb, nit Ger Snitruttiou, iee ith unpr-
ocntli9 a%uffibren6e RriOn gu oerbatt:n, in Die StatipnSbauier ;u
brin9cn int Gem Dtari9aI prpmptc Na6rt6t bon Nlen III ae6cn,
bic &tqupr mGbrenb teS Cages cter hes AbenbS bis II lbr 9&a9tS
perideuter.
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Va AM 0ieultas Der y8abta8 1T, 70 wjrO bic N~usieuuug am
YRitnod nod pfen Ieir, no ceun am Ibtnb bic pr6mten-2tIte
p,rleI,n unb Die au8teGune Sei4toiieu wtrN.
SIS w.rben Die nptb9sn arrangements 9etrpfen, UNI BEN 3abI~
rsiben Seiudern bic beute, mor9en unD WlitWOt errar!etwerben,
bic beiten 9equeml4tsiten 3n bteten.
Die 9blren fub pfsu ron 10 llr yter9.ns bis 10 l9r Gbenbs
phrn 5oo. G. Witbmau,
moTiWi @priiStr bS Gsmite.
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9euti6e8 srbeit> Na6weilunossg iircal
Verfamfsz u uscieem.
WtrtbfAdft IN oerfnufen

Sthe let elmer Netbe bon Sabreu in einein Der beiten C3eIhSfts.
1RetLs et Staot uto BON 2 @eitjft8hraBen nit @tnoana perisbert
So'tlpfgaIt NIT etnGt 9erdnmt3et 9erSumi0eu @pn,eTtg Salon prh
Sthem l0onen 3ltod9en @ebduce nit etncfn l66uen 3H6fioer o.,
eauoe mil etnem bibi6eI SaaI i'm 2. Gtcdiit Ioo[et6 ~ Serf6r.
~. =" t'lt"Sen III ct S9e0et+Slrce. WcDtWt
Gin Store I'M Sanoe NIT 12-I4 Slcfer
gut aurt sgln ~ Sss, Sano, nit 9aten 6snsen rO ausse3ei6netsm OBJ.
Meter, Sc. 80 q. pnatr. Oalicl6e If , @ sSgttSJ8e
S9 2StTa H1s StalInnS uS fam bon 2 gartbieen tcpSbmt per5cn
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Tar s6netber anb s6ubmaeber.
Maro1anb SnItttut M~usfenmne.

guItap Waunbr enapfsblt fb in &eparoiOn alter 5prten @at
g. @utanftr. NG. 10. St,1p
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Sefaunt,na cD,,ttg au Die Nplisei.

(auf cc8 Muri&aGs geiebL)
Yoli3et<O epartement, Office Des MarlHals,
Baltimore, 5. Oft. 1860. :
60 wirb auf na6Itrbence 8eIttmnunsen unb Iussige ~peridie6e.
nr GeIebe auimerfianl eematbt, bic cine psrmanente Qpli;et Elm.
lessen un6 bic g9ahleu in Der Statt baltimore reouGrcr.
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Baltimore, cen B. Nocentbet 1850.
Die rdGftebs,cen plate tpuroen bon ben MabriGtern bet cer-
i1eoenen qreeince 1no Warbs Sur Iuffenuns Der Sttntnfiten
bel Der beute (Dienita9l ben 8. be. dbjubdtenben gabl Der Glet.
toret fir Yriiioent unb Dice Yrdiioent bettntnt uno bternrt i'm
Nntras Der g~Dablridter publi3trt.
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Nernanfa W1Gmfterdbpr.
Mu~ Nlcuer &nnnerein.

Den 0omeu tes @eretns 3ur s~efdGi9eu gla4ri8t, ,
or NS0bl beute Nbeno feline Sin9itunoe i~tattftaoet,
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Die @~Sablridter mpaen lG am nl9Nen Opnnerita3 UNI l III
Dlttta9s I'M 2otdl Der Supcript.9purt rerlamuelr
Ot 9barleS 8 ON arb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-23

Tar AMERICAN ll2RsEs IN ENGLANp.-Mr. Ten
Broeck has a urge string of horses ia training ut
Newmarket at the present time, both En-, lish
aud American' bred. The following s,he LIST
American Prioress Satellite, Umpire, Magsior,
Sarke, Optmst, aud Woodhurn; Euglish- Belle.
cocknhoor. Dove, Oiympas. Raitesnakc, .Pomn-
ma, Chlffonicr. and Evenhand--ffcen horses alto
getier. OF these. Pr,uress Satellite and Optim-
ist, are engaged in tho Chester cup; Prloress.
Coekahoop and Satellite in the Newmarket hand
leap; Satellite in the City and Suburban, and
Prieress and Cockahoop in the great Metropolitan
handicaps nj EPSON umpisois in the two thou
Derby and the Doncaster ST. Lcgcr. Some OF tnem
will doubtless be entered for the Goudwood ard
Ascot clips when The nrnper time nrriEes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-23

region are complicated with The divisions TINT OBJ
tain among tss Mexican population in the ad-
Joining department IL Tsmaulipas To this effect
We Observe that Gen. Carvsjal, 10 an address to
NE Msxicsns on DE border Of the Rio Grande.
stignatisss Coriina as tho tool OF Miramon. md
advocates The snploymen. Of American so'un-
tesr.. who, when rallied under his flag, shall ACT
as auxiliaries ito serve the cause under the gov
eminent Of his Excellency President Juarez."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-23
Enureeon,a Sermons.

1t is proposed 10 Montgomery, Alabama, tn
burn all tho Sermons If Sturgeon. which may be
in that city. The Mail says
.c,inrgcon's Sermons-d Boafret sentie-
man Of this city requests us tn invite. mud we d
hereby invite all persons in Montgomery, who
possess c.pies Of The Sermons Of the notorious
English hbolitiunist. SruRGros, to seud theD IN
to the jail yard to be burned on next Friday
This day week. 4 subscription is also on loot,
to buy Of our booksellers all capies Of said Ser
mons now in their stores, to be burned on the
same occasion.
Docs any body say nc.f
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Docs any body say mr..
Complication of European Affairs.

London CORRESPONDENT af the AdttouR Iafe{i.
gcncer, wri..ng feb. Goth, says =.
The alarp, which was occasioned in aone parts
Of France when the news Of the commercial Treaty.
with England was first received Seems II be rapid
" subsiding. In many eases workmen who bad
received notice TINT thry would lie discharged NJ
the end Of fortnight have since been told that
such not the case. Ii is. however, certain that
the Legitimists and Ultra Mpntanists are allying
themselves with the Protectionists, md rroeliln
ing that by means Of petitions To the Papr H.
they will make the Emperor give way There nrr
letter. from Berlin stating - TINT &c serameh ei
Prussia is on the point Vi nrccediug To the treaty
Of commerce between France aud England on
conditions which cannot but be well received by
the country from commercial reasons "A we'll a.
for political Advantages. The Suppression Of the
Univers the leading organ OF the nltta.montane
party in France, proves TINT Louis Napoleon will
not submit to dicaton respecting his l,alinn poll
cy from any source. he Editor of the tniyers
has announced his intention of recommending tfe
publications of TINT journal mt Brussels. The
English and French Governments nrc said II be
eadcavorng to induce the young King Of Naples
10 adopt more Just. humane. and eonelliatnry
policy towards his subjects, There seems IL he
great difference of opinion among tho people Of Sa-
w yand Nice. which rumors states aro about bring
coded by Piedmont to France: n large port wlsh-
ing TO remain in connection with the former. moth
or considerable portion having sympathy with
France. and tho population Of nearly half the
country prcIcrrng annexation to Swizerlayl. 1t
is however, asserted that the cessi On al Savoy and
Nice to France was agreed upon previous IN the
war, and was to Inc executed in the case Austria
entirety evacuated Italy. Neither the cxfcui nor
the population Of the territory in question OF
any great numerical importance. Savoy contain,
$4,000 inhabitants aud the county IT Nee 90 600
inhabitants \ lae letter from Florence says
there vii! bo M COM ross, no active influence 81
either France or England exercised in the alters
Of Italy, But when tho Sandman Chambers opon
Tuscany will send her deputies 10 the Parliament
and then Europe will look ON aud except hi. NJ
fail accompi. Tho great northern kingdom d
Italy will then " recognised by the world, always
excepting Austria and Rome" Great agitation
continues to prevail in Rune. Immense crowd,
assemble. raising shouts of" Niye Ia frnuee! vi
70 Napoleon Vive Victor Emmanuel Down with
Antoncli !" &c.
Tho Queen OF Englanl's speech has ma IL great
impression III Hungary, although the Austrian la
pers explain itas being protest atainst ,hr
French occupation Of Rome and l.omhardv fae
Hungarian Interpretation Of it is very d,Itrran
1t is general impression throughout Hungary
that nn'nmost immediate war with Austria Is ne
yitable, and that there need lie any Lear Of II
Russian intervention.
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COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
.sLYNCHBURG MARIE TS,
REPORTED 1T
a - A. B. FUCKER, =
PROD u g Z b II . x z R,
1873 MAIN STREET. =


sThese qassaions VIII be understood represent whole
ssle prices generally.
BAceS New. freely the markeiseng at ii9iiE els
~ .ss.,-wkife al 15ncs sf75 2 busl,ei.
ikgswAx.--39Gt3i ccnt..
Cons Y.io" Sta.S. els; White s9l9 cts supply good
Cons Hr,t..-s.41so cents according Ia quality.
.SCEuE<r.--.nmes River 81 .dtltsl.>e. -
DIEp fGur.Aples ~ s,a Lag; Pcaed Peaches, flow
Unpeai.d do, 2.151t 81 90 II bush
Florg-The receipts ligbtwi mn increased demand
queue snperhnc t5.sssd1z; Extra sGea9se3'; Family
tG>16 tI.Wr
H., ..i.rD-Deinand gool-si.27@iso.
Fra l1Eg-.--is6t4i cents supply soal 1910, ~
FKarrazErsNo Peruvian BuanD $3.50 p ton OF 2oG1 Ms
Recess Mani nied Guano $f5 100; somhrro Guano saeo
fZ59E Ehp,s Phosphate Of Lime t W
Eunn's F4asTho Peruvian Gaano fhz1; Ground Plaster,
loose $500; Packed 4il.0n
cnrd ss6elO Randall Grass sl@ln -; Evergreen n %
q tl.I5
liIxsENG--bal6nh5 cents.
IIAY.--siO06t sl.12L Il 100 bs
IGoN.--Mountain <Io6Lf9n; Viewers 800 % Ion.
LAap-supply good At llG1 12cents.
ILAr.Thdinas,own s,Gh ~ 90 Mountain 500 cents.
OSosa White >ofhsfg cts. Red COD cts y buse1.
good " Lite dt155t BiHck $50 52 cetis y
bus,el of ~ Do. sheaf Oats ~ I'D si3'1a.
PEAsErrke,od l1Gs2U Black or Tow Pr l.4OQ1 fl.50
porArnrs--l.56ns7 q cens--accorllng 10 qualify.
ToUAcCo.rhe offerings the inerease-and have 10
additional spirit In the market. Primngs ~ 200
$780, Common Lugs 2o6o S4; bright parcels ahd $3.50
Leaf 4; COMMON sOflfJ for bright wrappers
the sales confined TO loos. parcels mainly.
WHEAr-l.eceips continue .glwith an improved feeling.
quote Red AT tizoD slo2; Willie $13oQtSL40 for choice
parccts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-23

AN EprrcR RoBBEp. George Wilkes. of Wilkes
Spirit Of the Times, was to have taken his depar-
ture from New::York Saturday for England, III
order to witness and rcpor, the champion .fgh,,
and do other things equally. interesting for the
benefit Of his paper, bat be did not sail. lie had
his bsggnge placsdin his stateroom on board the
steamer on Saturday, and, while his attention
was attracted elsewhere, some ingenious and dar
ing individual entered and removed it to room
opposite, yhere at his leisure, he broke open the
trunks and stole the editors money and q cousid
.erable portion Of his wardrobe. Says cotempq-
rary, Fortunately. on account of the storm. the
vessel DID mot sail. Had she left, Mr.. Wilkes
would have found himself in London in n condi-
tien that would have rendered IL necessary t.
sh1n's among his acquaintances for the. means
Q, meeting his expenses during his sQjourn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-23

Da. .LviNasToNE AND ms ExPLoRArioNs. The
Doctor wrote from Tete, on tho Rambesi, under
date Of February, 1889 1t was the worst period
Of the year, and fever very fatal on the coast,
but the members of the expedition had had but
slight attacks. The result of experience seems t.
be, that the condition of safety is to get away
from the coast. Dir. Livingstone had conlncted
the steamer one thousand seven hundred miles,
and proved not only the nrvigability of the lower
Za'nbes in tho dry season, but that the shire is
splendid river fpr steamer upwards.of one hun
dred miles from its confluence. The last "trip
prior to tho above named date was nn the Shire.
Near the confluence there is q mountain over four
Thousand feet high, with considerable cultivation
on the top. aud a climate fitting it admirably for
sanatoriun,. Orange and lemon trees were found
growing wild upnn it; and there arc hue springs.
and hotwater baths. The valley of the Shire is
twenty or thirty miles hroad, and wonderfully
fertile Tho people seem to have been Wis,
tied by Europeans before. aud were very susp.
cious Of man-stealins. The explorers landed ire
quently. and took great pains to nllay these UNI
founded fears, and to explain theirreal intentions.
They bought provisions and cotton yarn Of the M
tves and It is remarked that thespirt Of trade is
SO strong with these Africans, that even when
their fears were greatest they could resist the
indulgence Of the passion when opportunity Of.
fered.