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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

TOn the 2lst of April the new steamer
Connsught was launched at Nswcastle-Tyn
TIE OonnaUght, which has been built for the
Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company, is $40
feet in length, being larger than any vessel
afost, with the exception of the Great Eastern
She has depth of 80 feet from the top to the
spIr deck. Her width is 40 feet beam, and "a
feet over the paddles. She is provided with
three oseillating engines o Il Gmain shaft to
drive the paddles, besi les several auxiliary en-
gines, giving an aggregate of 500 horse power.
She will stow l 200 tons of Goals, and is guar.
antied to run at the rate of 20 miles an hour.
This magnificent vessel will ply between Gall
way Bay and New York. No expense has
been So sred in her accommodation for passens
gers. Berths for 700 are provided; her crew
will number 100; so that provision is intended
to be made for 800 souls on board.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

Ex PRESIDENT FnLAoRE.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Chicago Press and
| Tribune says:
1t is reported on what seems to be good au.
thority, that Ex- President Fillmore has signiN
fed his intention to support the nominee of the
Chicago Convention, whether it shall be Bates,
Lincoln, Chase or Seward. 1t is even said that
if Seward shall be nominated, Fillmore will
stump Pennsylvania in his behalf! You recol-
lect Fillmore's letter to the New York Union
saving meeting 1t contained sharp rebuke Of
them, and advised those patriot dealers in
southern staples to level their guns at the dis.
| loyal hre-esters Of the South, instead or the
Union loving Republicans of the North.
In reference to the above, the Buffalo Ex-
press says there is no doubt that Mr.. Fillmore
will support the Chicago nominee, but thinks
it doubtful whether he could be induced to
leave his present retirement to participate in an
act We canvass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

n A singular divorce case is now on trial
at Norwich, CT being cross libel between Mr..
and Mrs. Cook, she accusing him of compel
ling her to act the elaiTVOyant and spiritual
medium to the manifest dstriment of her health,
and he charging her with improper intimacies
with man named Spencer Some most sim
gulaT testimony has been and will be given in
the matter Of sPiritnsliEm, and its effect on the
body and mind Of those subjected to its in
dUenes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

ALARM AMONG ENGLISH MERCHANTS IN CIR.
NA.-There are some appearances in China Of
the traders being somewhat alarmed at the
preparations now moving to and fro for the
coming war, and there is no doubt that business
in imports, at least, will be affected for the mex,
few months. In exports of tea and silk the
check will not be SO soon felt; but if war is
decided on, we anticipate the stoppage will be
TO q greater extent than during the last war
There is, however, nothing TO indicate hostile
feeling toward foreigners at any Of the open
ports. At Japan business continues to be al
most at stani.-[ London and China Tels,
graph.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF FoREIeN MISSIONS
The annual sermon Of the Presbyterian Board
of Foreign Missions, 'as delivered Monday
evening at the Brick church, CDR. Springs
corner Of 5th avenue and S7th street, New
York by the Rev DR.. Elijah r Craven. The
report of the Treasurer of the Board was read,
from which 1T appeared, that the gross receipts
the past year,amounted to S257, ,9s22s. The
expenditures for the same period, were 1894
,037 73, leaving q bs- lance 1894 of S95 -
The number Of new mis- sionaTies sent to
various stations has been &C. Other states
ment of an incidental character were included
in the report, all of which represented the
Board as in g fOurishing condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

WoMAN's R1eHTs.-The Woman's Rights
Convention opened yesterday morning in the
Cooper Institute, New York. Tomorrow
evening Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton will re-
peat the address which abe gave last Winter
before the Legislature at Albany. Mr.. Wendell
Phillips win address the Convention both morn
ing and evening
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

II The CinclnnatIans have passion for
marriages on the street Railroad cars. TIE
Times of Tuesday says
Esquire J. J. McFall, last night, married
another couple in one of the street railroads
cars, on Ninth street, Conductor johnson Civ.
ing away the bride. We learn that tonight be
unites still another couple in one of the "psO-
ple's carriages"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

DoUeLAs LOoIo-The following expresses
the sentiments Of a warm friend of Douglas,
and was promulgated at Charleston:
ssNow look here, its no use talking to me
sir. the Judge Scott decision is good enough
platform fof me. Haven't we been dstsassa in
two sHeeSssfll battles in Pennsylvania BY you
ants Lecompton Democrats !"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

A ne New Englh d HOTEL les erdny N inG May 10
ot Consumption LEWIS STRONG used % Jsars.
Ths deceased came here from Miles, Mich. on Monday
lrnng and his war to visit friends IN Porago
- when be was Ovurisksn by ihs tWift-wnssd mssssn
2, asd hurried inO otsrn IT, lie entire stranger
hsTo, having no relation OutntanesI the city
Citizens invited 10 attend his funeral rom the
nag Ho o. water street. ct Q olelrek this mominE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

WY HE ConEs.-The English scandal
mongers say that the young Prince Of Wales
is coming 10 Canada to escape the consequens
ess Of injudioious promises made TO Lady
". She Is about 10 cOmmsnos q
suit against him, it is said.
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pLAlN ANp ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

~ lna.f Ornamental printins Of every assoripton
ne al the Frin 6 EssahAhment Of the LTAnnh oiaee-
he latest improve and rspid Steam Presses IN tno
style, shur aotics, and reasonable rates fsI-
q silar attention paid to blank Work EVeTy doseslP ion
O. 8nJias done especially Blaak h1oks Leassia
St. p..,lss ra.-s-Hs~ n,nLH n 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

PAINFUL CASE OF SELF-MURDER "A German
by the name OF GOtlieb KligeT, living on the
corner of Market and Fulton streets, commit
ted suicide, on Monday night, by cutting his
throat with q razo.. He buried his wife in
January last, and has at times been little de
ranged since. For a few days he has been
quite insane. He had three children; one boy
who was from home, girl of II years, and a
child of three years. Mr. K. and the two
youngest children lived together. On Monday
night he ordered the children to 60 to bee as
usual, and told them to go 10 sleep. At shout
eleven o'clock. as the girl relates, she saw her
father making preparations to do some dreadful
deed, as she thought, and asked him if he was
going to kill her! He told her to 60 to sleep;
that ne would not kill her, but he would be
killed before morning Shorty she saw him
draw his arm as if to cut his throat; he rd him
struggle two or three times; then all was still,
and she felt that her father was dead and had
killed himself The man became impressed
with an idea that he was about TO be murdered,
and TO avoid this he put an end to his life
| CSandusky Register.
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Neirhhor,nr county News.

On last Friday night, as Cha1ney Harmon
was returning home from Cleveland, ne % nll
pocket picked OF q purpe containing e4f 10
snoeie Mr. Harmen thinks that the purse was
removed from his pock, Just IS be LETT the cars
AZ AtWater station. There we're several rather
suspicious looking men crowded up around
him, and thus detained him un,Il the cars start
Cd. = Portage Co. Dem.
A little daughter of John +. Dewey, ESQ Of
this place, while playing on Monday OF last
week, fell to the grouad, striking on tin tium
pct which she held in her mouth, causing Il to
break through the upper part Of her mouth, IN
juring her severely NOFwalk Rshector'
Sometime during last Thursday night the
warehouse OF Messrs Sturges & Tfscy was en-
tered by burglar The safe was blown open
by powder, and about hundred dollars taken
lrom it. This was all the booty found by the
thief, who did no further damage except to
scatter parcel Of notes and papers over the
hoor-[ Mansfield Herald.
A very serious fire occurred at the village Of
| Bueyrus on Saturday evening last, the large
foundry Of Bear Wingart being consumed -
Very little was saved, and the loss on the lOun-
dry is estimated at $4,000 TO $4,000, and on
the building at about s3.O00 We did not learn
what Insurance there was. The hre Is supposed
to be the act Of an incendiary.
The citizens Of the township Of Trumbull are
renewing their Efforts to Danish the traffic in
intoxicating liquors from their midst, A lodge
OF Good Templars is established and is -four
ishing finely. D. A. Parker Of Monroe, was
run over few weeks ago, and was so injured
that amputation Of bis right arm was found
necessary His condition has been very pre-
carious, but he is now considered out ol danger
-[Conneaut Reporter
A call has been published in the AshtabuIl
Telegraph, for the organization of a COngrega
tional Church in that village. The reason fol
the call is the want of hsrmony among the
church members, touching the slavery question
and church government.
On Tuesday morning, man giving his namI
as Henry Wright, was found in Goshen, MahO
ming Co. He is insane, and was conveyed 4
the InfirmaIy. He stated that he belonged il
New YORK State, and lived in Illinois. Hi
fathers name is Asa Wright
On Sunday morning. about o'clock, th
bakc~house OF R. T. White, little south o
Main street, west end, was discovered to be Ol
FIRE, and the flames made such rapid pTogres
that all efforts to save the building were una
vailing. Mr.. W.'s loss is somewhere in th
neig ghborhood Of $500 L Salem Republican.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the 10 h inst. by Rev Mr. Dar, THO MAS CROSBY
ant Kiss NARY cowLEy. all Of Cove and.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

~ IOLA, lIeIon 81, L1oJl apT3SU
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
N Proposals will Be received At the ONCE Of The Citv
Civil Engineer, until u O'Clock NJ, May Iith 1850
Of Eagle street.
Plans and Bpsci heatons be ssen and more parieu
the 10Th inst
Each proposal must be accompanied bv good and suf-
clent bond. requiring the bidder TO into
the pIce named IN hs proposal should the same be
The Board Of Ciy Im.roVements invite the submission
Of bids arVing right .ct The same
By order Of the Board: JOHN WHITELAW,
9.33 Civ Civil ngineer
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Der lleberfa1l wurbe ppn 81 Berionen au8oe.
ftbrt un6 mebre 2eute aus benz @efploe DeS
Brin8en fanoen tbren Sob, e6enlo bret bon ben
2(n9reiferu, Der 0tegent lelblt purbe ~pcrmunOet,
aber ni9t tDptlid. Sin Der Spiee Oieier Ser>
idmSrun9, pelde rurA ote8 Attentat offen ber-
p%prtrat, ltebt ein Bring BON fDni9lidem @es
blit, bet YrinS Mito, Der e8 ltd CUR Nuf9abe
eeItelt at baben l9eint, bic neu a~Dppttrte au8s
warti9e Bolittt 81 b~efdmpfen, Der nidt8 10 iebr
witnl9t, ais S1pan na4 pie pDr leoem Ners
tebr nit benz Nu8Ianoe perldlpiien gu ieben,
caS Commencement aber bat ouf Der aneer1
6eite feline IufnlertI amteit peropppelt unb
5eist (td namentlid felt entl6lchen pa8 2eben
Der AuslanOer gu iditeen, 5u9leid ober aud
ben ~inneren Teinoen uno tFren BetrebunSen
ein 3iel gu leben. Serrn Sarri8 iino III Seobc
20 &lie9er ais Sdubwads 3ur Disposition
aeteut lpproen, bic Wa4en be8 6e9enten uub
aQer ~frentoen @el1nDten ltno %peropprelt unO
ieoe8 6au8, pelde8 bon etnem Nu8ldnOer bea
ppbnt niro bat leine SdiloWade, bic gta9t
uno Gag au5 benz Soften lit ; 6remoe, penn
lie am Sage au8geben, erbalten, lcfern tie ea
mitnlAen, etnen bemaffneten 8earlten 31 ibrer
8egleituag uno elm ~beionoer8 oa3u ernannter
OeullIer uDetlDHpL uue ptSIe lIllpleltuBtC
Selr. 10 baB Die Au8ldnoer IN Wabrbett r1i4ta
3u befir4ten 61ben.
@enn man Sdlille aus ben rbi9en Ottttbet'
lun9en 5ieben min, 10 ldeiut eS, OaB BET Der
srOBea SusenO Oes Cocoon Oemlelben Elm Ste
gent 5ur 9eite ite1t IND DAB 9erape Oieier
gang III oie6uBtapfen be8 Derltprbenen Sailerf
tritt, pelIelben, pel6er ben Sertra9 nit Der
Ser. Staaten unter5eidnct bate, baB er oeB=
6alb fir cine sewiiie Burtet miBliebiS 1T uni
penn man iid Den 3uIammen9an8 oer DinSe
auf ipl4e 8eiie 9ruppirt, 10 1T Der NforOOer'
JUDI sesen ben 8egenten, alp ni9tge9er
Den Epcppn lebr erflarlid,, auSSefibrt Dor
elmer Bartei, melde nad pie Dor Se8en leof
Neueruu9 ein9encmmen 1T.
Ole &rtm ina ltuttfi IT bon sc 10.
Orleans liefert eile lan9e 2tlte BON Ser:
bre4en na9oem 10 eben elm WfOrper 9ebdnSt
barren bret anoere Der Soa5iebuns oeS liz
tbeil8 gesen Z 1T ber 8rr5eB pe9en AnflN9t
uuf WtprO er9rben. Da8 lino traurt9e lDclal'
Snltd1De.
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aurtd, nm bic Wadtfeuer 5H tnterbalten uno
bic 60 applitaner mad ibrer Seite btn5ulenten;
nit bent Oouptbeere unternabm ct ba9e9el Ell
men fat unslaubli4en Marl9 Lungs Der 8er9@
tette, nobel bic &1npnen bon ben SplOaten
ae5ceen merDen muBten nno erl9ien bann
p[6bliA am %. Weui auf Der anoeren Sette III
Barco, aui Der StraBe nld 9tanu.
Spbalo bic NeapOlitaner ibren Srrtbum er=
f%annten, ~Ianbten le in aler Saf ale Streitz
trGfte, bic lie nur, pb1e tbrePoItticu in Yaler%
mo an entblSBen, entbebren %fontteu, na9 Y1rz
CO. Naein tie bielteu lid ni9t fitr au8rei9enO,
oenn na9 eini9en Sdarn1iieeGn 3osen lte ltd
mieoer na6 ibrer friberen 8olitipn auf 5pet
nieori9eren @l1teau8 5urid. Sim ndalten
Gage ltieBen eini9e Der Sruppen bon Wtcnz
reale gu ibnen uno 10 pertdrft mddten lie wte~
Der einen 4nsriff. Damit bate @aribaloi
Ietnen 3wef errei9t er bate tbn II abernal8
cine Sale 9elteat uno 5p9 Td raid, NIT 3uritds
lalluns BON nur tpent9en li5llianiIden Baroen
5urif Otele fruroen Dar1uf rDn ben neapclts
tunii4en Eruppen on9e9rifen uno in bte6ln4t
seidlu9en ane 0arauf 5r9en lene in bic bon gu
rtbalpi rerlal1enen YOlttipnen, Die OGrfe
Barco unb Mt1oornu oeDe @ra5ia Elm, no lie,
neil lth bic 8epSlterung oer 8plt5Ia6e 9inltis
se5eist bate, Die furdtburten @raul amteiten
be9insen. Tim bic NeapOlitaner better 81 tdue
I&en, besab Ii9 @aribalpt nu6 Biuna uno
Ianote Ieine Nrtilerie leltlt nod peiter 5uriif,
mdbreno er letb1t NIT benz Sern ieiuer Grup>
pen mieoer itber bic Ser9e 5c9 ; uno wdbrenb
Die Neapclitaner letre Spur nad Piana per>
~fplgten, mar er l9on in Mililmeri an9elan9t,
oa5 ct alien 8efebl8babera auf Der Seite Der
8erstette ais Sammelplae an9eSeben bate
(S6luI fplat.)
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Br 0fe @roftbatem @artbalSt's.

8ie pobltbuenb 1T e8, 1id aus Der briidenz
ben Itnplpbdre amerifanil9er Yplitit i'm Sci
tie gu Dem Sero8 unlerer 3eit, @aribalbt, 5u
perleben Snbem mir unlere Gefleripnen
iiber ba8 ppblperniente fldglide unD l9mad,
pOue @nbe Der oenlotratii9en 8artet auf Die
nd9lten S19e Uerl4ieben, fibreu mir unlere
SeIer beute IN pa8 21Ser @aribalot'8. Die BON
pen eurcpdtI4en Oampfern iberbradtsn eng
lI9en uno fran5Sliiden 3eitnngen entbaltea
eine Wtenge Der an5iebenplte uno erbebenolfen
S4iloerungen oeS sroBen unternebnlen8.
8or 4len Die freuoige Nadridt baBbie
6 apttuIation Der neapOlitants
den Truppent in Yalermo wirf=
Hid 5u Stanbe 9efDmmen / #. Sic
ourften li6 nit Wafen ulb @epif einldiffen
uno ltanoen BIG gu ibrer @inidiffun9 inter Der
Nuflibt beS en9lil4e IonliralS. Der ~italieniz
Ide SerD8 mar nun i'm Bette ppn gang St5i>
lien NIT Iu8nubme Melltna'8. gr bate Die
Diftatur un9etreten, etn repplutiondre8 Mini>
l~teriunl ein9eIebt uno mar - in Der @rtnnes
runs al bic Bunoe bon Nt35a tie entl6lplz
len, Die DiftutIr 10 LANCE gu fi6rcn, BIG Si3i<
lien unmioerruflid an Saroinien ~onnerirt lit.
@ir bolen nun bic Sdtloerumgo Der
etn5elnen @rcbtbaten @aribaloi'8, bic nit Der
~leioisen ~amerituuil4en YClitif bulber Big bente
perldieben muBten, na4.
Scr &f bel Galata Simi.
Nad Ieiner nit lpuioerblrem @el6if AUS
sefabrten 9~anouus pram9 @aribaloi nit ieinen
400 Qlpenjdgern inter benz 6euer Der neapoz
litanilden aric98idife in Wtarlala elm unc
llieB bort lD9lei9 bic Tele9rapbenzD rdbte ourdz
ldneiOen, Die ieOod bereit8 feline gntuaft mad
BalernO. semelOet batten. Sein Name mirfte
auf bic Si5ilianer pie Elm MaSnet. @lei9 am
erlten Gag tumen bic 8reildaaren Don Gra=
pani uio @orlepue, nm li9 unter leinen 8e>
fell gu lte1cn unp falt bon Stunoe 3u Stunoe
ldwDQ lein tleine8 Seer INNER mebr an. glm
3meiteu Gage mad leiner 2~anOuns marldirte
er lAOn mad Erapani al, itieB aber u~nterpeea
tn Der Ndbe BON @alata 6inli auf pier BON Sc
neral 2anoi belebliste BataiIpne. Dieielbeu
maren auf einem Ylateau auf8eaeat uno oa iid
unter ibnen elm Battalion Oor5isli9er Sdarfs
idieen beranb, 10 iub lf9 oaS tleine Sniurseu-
tenbeer balO arg i'm @eordn9e Der@uipfang,
ben e8 erbielt, mar ein 70 beiBer, baB bic lst,
: ltnnll4en 8anoen raid auSeinanoer ltpbeu
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GOnareB.
Mece bes Srn. 0puuIas.

Bal9tn9tOn "a. Stunt, Sci Der ibnt
seitern Ibeno 9ebra9tem Sereuabe &. Qcfalz
lpalten) belt Douglas cine ldneere 9tepe, in
melder er it4 ais ben 8annertrager Der einz
3lt9e1 wabrbaft patriptii6en unO cOnlerpatiuen
Partet binltellte.
@r ipra9 fid 9lei4 entl9iereu segen abUli4
ttOnlSmuS uno Sflaperei< Serbrettung Ono Ie
baS Sclf ni9t tpole,) aus. Damn rift er iein
SquatterzS Onperainetdt8s S~tedenpferb.
(Der telegraph tbeilt bic &eoe pcQlGnDia
nit. gSir balten e8 fir unnOtbig, le wDrtii&
81 itberleeen, pa lie nidt8 Neues eatbdlt auser
Der fitr Die 0epublifaner bod erfreulideu Gus
fitnoi9uns, oaB Douglas Die Nominaticn an
-ninrmt, alp 0aftil4 ein5t9 unO allein gu Sun
ten Der Hepublifaner) 9esen 5oaS BON Der
Webrbeit Der oenlcfratilden Dele9atea auf9ez
lteate Brcdenrio9e=9ane Tidet rebeairt.
Heo. b. So
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GnrppGiIde N1nbrtdbtem.

&alIel. Die Scr. 6 be8 @eIebblatte8
entbdlt Die Gerfa1ungS~ llrfunoe fiir Da8 Surs
Iarltentbum SeHen pom 80, Uai 1860. Der
@thsans lautet
Son @ctte8 @naoen Q4ir 6rieori9 @tlbelm
Der @rfe, aurfirit &c. &c. ert6eilen, nldoenl
Die utter benz 13. Nprt( 1852 ais @eleB pu=
bli5irte observation-disclosures in @emdBbett oes
in llnierer Serpronun9 BON pemlelben Gage
erpdbnteu 8unOesbel9luhe5 ben n1d Scrs
ldrift Der sepa6ten observation-disclosures etn@
beru ienell Stanpen 5ur @rfldrln9 nit9etbeth
%lporoelt, audi beipe &ammeru ~llnIerer Setreuen
Stdnoe mlter benz %. ltno be5p. 80. SUM
1857 iibereinItimmenpe @rfldrun9en pariiber
ab9e8ebeu baben, ulp na9oem bic peutlde
8unDe5@8erlanlmlung bur9 8eIdluB DDm "a.
Mtdr5 B. S. ertldrt bat, paB bic @rtbeilln9 Der
@arantie elmer 8erIpfuus8- llrfunDe erfDl9en
perpe, in pel6er BON alIen 46dnperun9eil Der
8erfalluug BON 1852, wc5u bic 3ultimnun9
Der Std1oe ntdt 5u erlau9en, ab9eIeben, oa<
Se9en bic bon ben Stanoen 9eltellten, nod nl4t
9~enebmigten Nntrdge, melde 1uf 8eftmmuaz
gen Der 8erfalIuns bon 1881 beruben uno ben
8unoe89eleben ni1t mtoerltretten, auf9enpm
men Iein merren, uno belnna9 bic Surfiirttid)e
Ge9ierun9 erl u9t 9at, 81 oefinttirer Teitltellun9
oe8 acknowledgements auf Der be5eidneteu
@runola9e unper3isltd ginleitun9 gu ~treffen,
at9 bon Dem @rsebuile nit tbunlt9lter Be-
l9leuni9un9 Wittbeilul9 81 MAIDEN, tuoem
Wir gu pieiem @npe Die Iammtliden iibereia=
ltimmenoen Intr19e beiper &anmern, ~inlcpeit
lpl6e ais bunoeS9emdB erfannt apprpen litp,
9~enebmi9eu, na4fol9enOe, lcwcbl Die aus Der
neutrality-suspicious. BON 1852 belteben blei=
benoen, alS Die na6 Den Nntrd9en beioer fanoz
ltdnptlden Sammeru auf9eionmenen II. bum
oeSsemdB befunpenen 8etimmun9en u%ufais
Ienoe Serfa11un98> llrfllnpe.
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anfuuft Ocs 9ampierS
SD eltta."
Bier Sage Weueres aus europa.
NalermO eGnSltb BON ben NeapO1tta=
vM

Bier Gage WeMeres aus europa.
Na1ermO eGnsltb pom ben NeapO1ita=
nern 9erdumt.
8atber 8ptnt, "a. Stunt. Sbt9er
Dampfer nit 2iperpoplsN a6ridten Bis gum
13. D. 1T auf Der 6ubrt naf Quebec bier ppr=
bei9efrmmcu.
Oie Dampfer Canadian" unc oGnslO GU
rcn" tanten orauBen an.
Die en9lilde 0iefprmzSia mar bon Der 3e=
9ieruns 5uridge5p9en poroen.
Der y@reat Gdfern" lpate Idpn AM 16, b.
nu4 HepsDcrt abfabreu.
Die lesten 9tadrtdten aus SiSilien beltdtis
gen uidt nur, Dap RE "@apitulatipu BON ben
9eeopplitanern unter5eidnet puroe, lonpern
AUDI, bah bic tGni9li6en Iruppen bon 8aler=
mp abaefubren paren. Sin Gbeil BON ibuen
mar bereit8 IN Reapel an9efomulel1 uno bon Da
nad @olteaamare unp @aeta 9eldift wcroen /.
Neapel Bate eiuen auBerproentliAen Bptz
ldafter nah Gn9lano unp 6ranfreid oeldidt.
Die nod in SiSilien befinoli9en neapplita1
nii9en Sruppen icllten III Spracus, WtclTna
ulo Nsplta cDn5entrlrt meroel.
Die purd oaS Reimbursement in Balermc
anoeridtete i3erltSrunS 1T fur9tbar. Die to
niQli6eu Truppen lteben li9 bic orSSten @reuel
III Sduloen frmmen. yor ibrein Jtif2uo aerz
ltSrten fe nod III einem Quartier aaeim 800
6duler uuo mebrere SlSlter., 6rauen uno &ln-
Der, bic aus ben brennenoen @ebduoen entflie=
ben mcnten, wuroen bon oe1t tTni9li6en Trup-
pen 9emproet,
Sn @ariui plithOerten Die &Dnisli6en ben
Balalt unp brannten Jpn, lOwie ale auf tbrem
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Gelearapbilbe Nlabribtem.
gsrt8tet fir Ben Baltimore @sder.
a- sic @idmonOer @onpention. -ea

&B Die Sid,mOnSer SonpentiOn. ga
&i4mpnb, %. SUM-. Ha9oem man
ben CANCER Sag barii6er bebattirt bltte, pb Die
Convention na9 Baltimore 9ebeu lclle, per-
i1mmelte li9 Die Convention pielen abeno I'M
6 llbr pierer uio perta9te It9 bis Mlcnta9.
4u9 iebt mod warea Die Dele9aten entl4ie=
ben sesen lleberlieoeluuS nad Baltimore, ba
Die Convention etnmaf nad Nidmpuo anbe=
raumt s%eipelen. Wean bel9lpB, BOT Der Sal
Jung zines pefinitiuen 8eldlulie8 tpeitere gtaG-
ri6ten ab5umarten.
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SIutiser 9luftrttt.

Spnd bnr9, Yu., "a. SUM-. SOIcpb
ulto EObert Button, bic 3eOatteure be8 v8irs
9Intan" tpareen bsute auf Der StraBe BON ben
Srlloert 5aropide, ben 6eoatteuren be8 ,Re>
publle1n", 9el4o1en. @iner Der 8riioer Butt
ton ut toot, Der anoere i4wer Derwunoet. Die
teloen 'Saromife befincen ii4 in Der Sail.
Sstoe 5ettunS8e@tablilement liup pprert
9ei4lOlen.
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Stride p%erbrdnnt.

B6ila belp bia, "a. SUM. Die
peutlhSrDmilde DISTINGUISHING all Der
gdc Der 1ed'iten nnp Sprucesfr. brauate seRerm
NtenO nierer.
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Go;talsSempfrntiicber xurnpereim-

We Mttt9Ile0er 0iele8 Berein8 wer6en 6rrmit a%ufaeiOrbert,
belte, Utonta9 ben %. o&. Weor9ens as lbr aur Fenr beS
StIttu199telteS I'M Xurner- An5u9e, Die S6lben init beueH SoIen,
9rauem &a1rof uno Snt, in Der Gurnbale gu ~erlbeinsm, la prS.
9s 8 ubr mad HottS 0atn abnariGirt miro, @e9en bic Nidter.
mIro nap s. 81 ger @onitttnticn %cerfabren,
Dtetrt9 F., Spreher.
SVto 9en6enretA, corr. @driffp.
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Oct Stenben=M Otf0tipn.
Durt Sei9lnb pom IA. SUM 1T auf Dpnneritaa ben %, Sunt
AbenoS 8 ubr cine Wtahencetf amnIume Der Steuben. 9fIociaficn
an6eraamt. mel9e mieoer in Der Me9antss pau, 1852 %. SapeHe.
ltrass ltattFneen @iro. que bel Der Stsuben- Anssle@nbst Snte-
relIrten, bauptla1lh aber Die triberen 8eomten Ser SteHbeu.
AHOctaticn m69en it bel Oteier @eriammluna einfincsm; Sa Cor.
tttntlonS- 8orlasen 3r ~@enebmi9uns pOriie9eu, auf pekbsn Gb
Die Steuben- Afoetatlon t%ncorporiren laien miro.
SIN IuftraSe Der Steuben- a1Iociation:
VDOtNp Sem meter, Setr..