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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
ARKANSAS.

The LouspiLe Journal 2DM uLf.
We Yesterday received the following from one Of
Che very abest most influential and most patriotic
men in Arkansas. Ii will be read with interest. Much,
kery much depends upon the action OF Arkansas in
hisemsrgency. The Union men OF that State achieved
decisive victory in the popular election OF delegate to
The recent State Convection, but on account OF that
bodys extraordinary action brought about perhaps by
extraordinary meaus, they lave now got their great
work 70 do over again 1t devolves on them to de-
eide by vote next August, whether their State shall
br shall not seceda.
Well there il at least time for thought and debera-
ton, and we are very sanguine as to the result We
should be perfectly confident 10 regard 10 IL but for the
c that the dsuDionsts have got the control of nearly
al Of the presses Of the State and but for the additional
and not lees important fact that the whole of the active
hosts Of the Southern Confederacy, knowing that
Arkansas lie absolute necessity TO them they would
maintain q separate Government, win bring TO bear
upon her all the quitous influences and promote the
Preparation Of all the frauds within her borders during
the canvass and the day of the election that they
shall deem indispensable TO the accomplishment OF their
puTRo'es
VIII De tremendous and the frauds astounding, but, &c
we have said, are still sanguine as to the issue.
The people OF that State bold resoute and manly
people, and we trust that viewing In the light VI sound
judgment and strong common the terrible conse-
9uences OF sonon 70 themselves and 10 the country
they will resist the promoters Of dsunion az rnly and
necessary a. desperately as they would resist the in
vason Of foreign army.
LITTLE Rock, March %, 1861
Our OonVeDton mas ao lourned, and We are still in
che Union. We laid down what we consider our
Rrievancesa plan for atjustment-oinsd VIRGINIA In
Der call for Convention at Frankfort ON the 2tb dsv
Of May next and elected i've delegates represent ns
In that Convention. And, On the first Monday In
August next take the vote Of the people for CO.
operation" or secession and that vote will determine
Sur action. We had all odds to contend against
Every influence was brougla 10 bear upon 0s. Dsap-
Ronied politicians and aspiring ones crowded the Con-
snson 70 sway its action, but 70 no purpose. think
Ws lays doas well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

WILLIAM TRLL-FoR THE FUN OF IT.
The American Georgian says: On Thursday last
while Green Clifton was crossing the square Abraham
Dudley standing before Of the bar rooms offered
to bet whisky for the crowd that he could shoot hole
through ClitOn's hat without touching bar on ms
head The bet being taken, he drew pistol and hred
at him, but fortunately missed him. The ball struck
Mr. Glss foot, who was sitting in his office IL range
of the pistol but being too far spent, did no INJURY
This is we think, rather reckless sport.
PUTTING SIX BULLETS INTO BRoTIIER-IS-LAW'
Dr. Williamson, residing near Napoleonville, La,
was murdered the evening Of the 18th ult by two OF
bis relatives. The doctor married, but, having no
children be had reared and educated the two brothe
Of bis wife, Henry q. and Frank g. The latter hso,
however conducted himself badly and after frequent
vain efforts at his reformation, Dr. w had iOrOiaaen
him the house. Henry continued TO live with the DOC
tor On Wednesday evening DR.. w. went out to vi,it
q patient taking with him his little negro boy Dn
returning, Just as the boy raising the bar 70 le'
the carriage In, two men rushed forward. Wthe one
seized the bride Of the horse the other asked was
DR.. Williamson who was In the carriage On recely.
ing reply In the affirmative. he dscharged AK oairs
Of revolver at the doctor who fell ba,bed 10 1iooa
The llls negro Hed and when the noise Of The nnog
sttyacssd " attention VI ths household, Dt' Wunsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
sIB RANKIN HUNG-A LITTLE.

There can be no doubt but the more Intelligent por.
ton of the blacks In the South free and slave feel
that they are somewhat elevated by the election OF
acts of nsoepce and INSTRUMENTATION OF late The fol-
lowing is IRON The Sali,tary Watchmda. We can't
see how Sib should be an object OF pity. Inc fni-
ure to hang him may cost some white man hi. hie yeti
Sib Rankin, 8 free man OF color, Tor come une past
employed BY Messrs. Wsterhouse Bowes In the Gas
House. at tits place, got into alteration with an
other ss negro on Sunday the l7th inssnA nses NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02

Per Contra.-In the State Empire Of Georgia
there has been very different decision: fr
awe learn from The Elbeyton Star that the con-
situtionaty Of the law passed by the last Legislature
suspendng the collection of debts In this State until
December next, came up for adjudication by Judge
Thomas at the recent term Of Ebert Superior Court.
The Star SAYS The Judge decided the law to be
valid and predieaes the decision upon the fact that
the Georgia Convention recognized the binding force
of this particular law by enactment of theirs We
under stand the Judge to hold that the Legislature
could not enact such law, but that the Convention
could We believe the Judge has consistently main
tanned that the Convention has the most ample, and
almost indefinite power. Being the sovereignty Of the
people, they may do what the people might do, were
they present ca mdsse' II.
The Port Gibson Miss ReveiNe does not appear
exactly pleased with the proposed Constitution. The
term of Presidential service six years thinks is not
long enough the basis Of Congressional representation
Il not righthat Of threehs of the slaves not being
sufficiently advantageous and the African saye-trade
should not have been prohibited.
"A few days ago in the Legislature of Kentucky
Mr. Andrews presented petition Of $50 citizens Of
Nicholas County demonstrating in most eloquent and
forcble terms against the calling of State Conven-
ton Petitions Of a similar character have been
ceiyed by nearly every member Of the Legislature.
The bill for the enslayement Of free negroes in
Virginia noticed in Fridays TRiBusE) has been
adopted It's practical effect will be force Into slav
cry sixty or seventy thousand free act Of
baseness without parallel in any civilized country.
The vote on the law was follows:
YEAS Mss.- Brannon Bruce Carson Csrsvsy Claiborne
French Hubbard Johnson Lynch, Marshall kenncy Nssh,
Newman Psto PeunybAeter ouesenbeHy Smith and Thomp
sop-21
NAYsMes.rs Armstrong, August Dickenson Of Grsyson
Lakewood lreeyer Lsyne Logan Neeson, Newlon Paxton
Stuart, Townes and Wickhsm-la I..-. .... ... .
The money pressure appears TO be pretty tight in
the northern counties Of Mississippi The following is
from The aberdeen Conservative
We attended the Sherif's sale on Monday last, and
were perfectly astonished TO see such sacrifice of
property One gentleman actually purchased one hun.
bred and sixty odd acres Of land for $iO another
bought half interest in brick law office for ESQ.,
sl25 buggy was sold for $50, and other property sold
equally low. ~. 49, :. r. ....s IN, % d
REPORT OF THE KENTUCKY COMMISSION
sH fas. ERS.
The following Is the Majority Report Of the KENTUCKY
Commissioners to the Virginia Conference: . .a.,
FKAsKyoKr. March 20 1861.
To Hh Epslieney, B. MAoosvIs, Ges~sg n ksnisss -
Tns undenlSned, having made bas& rPosi 70 y0R
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bern nur 400 Mldnn tart mar; 8lst6wObl ipar
e. BEN 8uuoestruppen betna6e um'S Gterfa6c
i6erle9en, jnoem es rur $40 Mann BON can
8tlt6' 14en &e8imept, comttanoirt son S6ert=
lieutenant sun 8re6ua, tpayen.
Die Eruppen pe5 Sen. S6oepf beftnpen fG
nod III Der alien @olttiou. Gin Engagement
1e6t gOrert ui@t 3u e~rparten.
@tuctn II a tt, %, De35r. DEM biellsen
Commercial" pirp aus 8ranfiprt, So, telesra-
pbtrt, bnB Die fol9enpen @tit9lieOer bes lluters
Doules Der 9e8isIatur tpegen Iutertabung Der
8ebeQtou aus8sftoBen purben SoDn SIC, gQiptt,
Dantel Mot6eplpn, q. 81. 8ppne, 81. $. Gill
Bsrtppt6, q. St, @(orriI, g. IS. Giving, S, 6,
@it6ert unD s. q. Sing,
SIN Senat epn 6entud9 fat Elm @pmtte bte
Qu5foBung ron s. 0f, Spbulpn aus Dem lelten
@ntupe empfoblen.
Die am Is. b, G&. a%u5niarf 6trten 8ruppen
famen 3Ouitpfer'S 2a9er tta ouf 2 Meilen nabe
ttnO te6rten baum 3utGd, S6GPf 6eabliAii9te
ntr etne 9teco9np5ctrtug.
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9entIhe Sricfe
Nelae in Ser en9liiten elite entbalten THb.
q menIiHe.

egEe "E HH-eE q .-9 OuMe UllFe'
gG9m, @eiB q; 9GCd, NltB g; DtG, SIRE
9; Sedentba(I, Mrs g; Mader NRtB q So.
mer, NdB 6; @NnieDer, NliB 6; SCHUBERT,
@NB So; SanOmeYer, Mrs 6; 3aubert, Mrd
90; No9ner, Mr6 S.
QerrenItff:
Qiler, s; 8auf@er, 81; 8eibe(, 6 8; 8ret.
tenbstmer, SO; 8rSiete, $; Sotf, 81; 5ano
81 6; 5e98timer, 6; 6eiptd, 9; 9ousman
S.; 9pbenltetn, 9; &aufman, So; &GGler
s; Qeut6sder, 6 ; Mle9er, @bas; MeYer, S;
MeYer, 6; S1ermann, s. Sppsn6eimer, 6 g;
Gtene, 80; 8anpanaAer, @tr; NtIp, 5Gton'.
0plf s; zimmerman, Gas.
"a 2as aBpdsenblatt 6e8 r81timors ggeaer" sri6eir
ie6en Sreito8 Witto9.
6prmat 1T bebeutenb 9rb ber ais Der td8li&e @eter.
SnbGlt:
Ga9r9eu uuo tcte9rapbiide GeFeI9en aus alen Ebtien bea
ganbe8
GprreiponbeM5eu aus BEN S~etbtagern.
@bttprteGGe @tttfet iber bic piGtl9en Eaoe8ira0en uni
oas &euelte aus g8abn8teuu ne ZEN Departments her &e8e,un9.
6eraer sic ~Bortesun9 bcs sei@t6tiden 8oatan8
vN p6erta."
Gebidbte, Ma1nisfaltises, Observation-Disclosures &c.
isWe oudb cine reterf@t ter e~urppdtf@ en- @emi9feitsr
meL4s bis sur Stunte ber 9ublitatipn etnIaufsn.
gnSeIne grempIare fnO ieben 6reita8 W0Or3en pEbserpada
sur 8erientms a 5 Gents in ser Office gu ta6cn.
BIS gsG 8eutl9Ians p~erienOen Wtr %ein5elne @rempIare FIJI
s @ts. (psltpfrsD an ir9en6 cine I6reie.
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rfn ei9enen N}ittein fir Winterfteioer fir Ieine
Wltt9efon9enen 3u 8eypenoen. OteIe mouten
aber bos Spfer nidt annebmen uno bliden ouf
0e Jfe3ierufg In gBaIbtngtOa dls ben She'll, Der
fir tbre SeOiirfntle lor9en ipllte uab Ior9en wtrb,
Gin @erith aebt III bielteer Stdbt, ba8
Die Sturenten ps3 0eorsetonn College bsl6ut~
bt9t, bab le Meattng8 gu 0unfen Der glebellen
obbtdlten. Otes tt hds erfe Derarti4e, ipds
man bon ben S6iilern jener Nn}alt oernimmt !;
oiaber purten fe fir lUpal a%eta(ten.
SerurtBeiIun g. eprg N6ens, alias
NltQer, Der bes NferbebiebtabGs i~tterfi6rt III,
wurbe bon Jttdter Graipforo an 2 Satren uuo
8 Nlonat 3udtbottS perurtbeilt. Seine Strafe
mare bepeutenp Barter ausgefatlen aGer er Bate
md9reno Der l1nteri u6un9sbaft Den 6lu1tplan
Ietner Nlit9efon9enen Dem @arben n~nee3etat
nno BET Serbinperuug %beTeGben ge9olfen. 2tuS
pteism 8runbe CAB Der 9ltAter cline Der letHte~
ten Gtrafen, bic ba8 @eeBbuA fir ienes Ser
geben fennt.
2nn@. Sr. @tnerteY. wel4er eta spr etni~
gen Wtcnoen un1erem Baltimore Q(oteu ae1adt,
bat lIA 1T ber 9teiiben3 I6un felt etnaebiroert
nno sn9letA bic bort tpent9 getonnee Site bes
uSuni9enS" ein9eflbrt. - 6eute leroirt er einen
luperben Gurfep. 2unG uno ben am G6ri1tag ib<
Ii3en @9g-glog0,
g. GGeater In 8 aIbtnatpn.-
Wir MAIDEN unlere 2eier In Ga1binetpn belon=
oerS nuf Die beute Nbenb in Der 91trnbaue fatt-
%tnbenoe 3beaterz8 pr1elun9 aufmertiam.
Sebr pniIenb Bat pas @cmtte ba8 Stitd Sin
Sag Dor NetbnaGt", Gbaratter-@ enGlbe aua
Dem 8ltr9erlebett, 9eipdblt, NaA Der 8prffe(-
luna fam man auh Elm S1n,Her tnoHpn
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Bon ser @aciacsanae.

San 6rantt8cu 10. DEG. Der Dam.
pier g@actfc" brtn9t glaArtbtfn aus Sre9cr
pom II. unD aus Gtctoria Spn Z. b.. ST. lppt'
$4,000 1T Sob.
Da8 neuliAe 5o6uafer rtdtete 9rcBe Ser.
6eerungen in BEN 6aupt= 6tubtbalern pom Sire
9ou an. SAP ale Nldblen be6 Staates inr
cine grpBe Mlenge @stretpe wurpe 5erlt6rt. De'
gr6Bte 8beil Ger 9~6l5ernen BaarenAanier In
Oregon @tt9 murpe pe99elGpemut unp BIZ
StoDt inter 4 SUP gBaIer eeleBt, gur 3pe
6aufer btieben in 9inn gitY ltebeu,
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Sto0t Baltimore.
"a Dss beutt0en 8sRtd8e8 pe9sn erldetnt
inCr9en fetn nWsder".
@eranaannaem Des benttnem aaAss.


On ~elan3enoen 8G1en, 8beater, GUnserten
eun8 II. ~. 1T bettte fein Wan9et uuo nit
pitnlNen uir, baS p~telelten ItG zines 30blret6e1
8eiude6 gu ~erfreuen ba6en.
S0alia's Iempel nimn1t ben erlten Stang Elm
unb 70 lente man feline SAritte noG Der Grrn-
6oGe, $50. 800 g8. 9rattfr., no teute gum Gr-
~tena1ale Die l9Gne @ofe Der Qebenaretter" iiber
Die 8retter 9eben ptrb. 0tr linO 9epiB, pab
Die eifrt9en Euruer ibr MG9lidifes gu elmer Sc
lun9enen Nufabyun9 pteIeS StiideS b~eitragen
perDen.
Sn Der Me6antc8 6alte tBront Die
pafere Sdn9erl6aar bes Nrbetter@O e.
an91eretne uno bietet Nle8 ouf gum
@p9tgefaQen leiner G6reumit9lteper nno Dea 9e~
iammten 9nbltftm5.
g8tr etrd6nen ferner bt8 9rO6en SanSfrGn3=
nens beg 8altt prer GurnGeretn 8
in Der Snpspenoent TurnBaIte, IS
St@9rattifr.7 nu9 in btsIer Satle miro IS an
frBbli6en Yaaren nidt fe9Ien.
unb nenpet man letne SGritte mad SanO
p~erltr, 70 beluhe man in Den Seem. Nfemblss
Nopnts ben S Il Gun= GunD, mel6er bort
NGeS aufbieten ipirO, nm ieinen 8eluAern einen
9ennErei4en N6enp Su DerlNafen.
Sn Saf oau an 6reOertd1tr. trtft man Den
0~tnpln@ Stamm Der 9tptGmdnner, ipU
@apt. Setfert ben Nbenp mllicirt unb 6r. Souls
Miutb an Slid unp Bar gar mutbtg lerotrt.
Sn Der Nrbetter@0 alle bat ba8 Be-
beliebte Qrartett Gette Nten0 Elm auBereetrDtnz
limeS 9rUgantit anfgelteQt unD Sreunpe einer
euten Niultf perDen lib bort f0lltn amiiren.
I'm ober am NbenO aud einen euten 6urnpt
III beiiBen, 70 p~erpetlen mir ouf Die btperIen
Smnc0 81 n3et8en unO
llno per f6nnte miSer1te5n, rpenn 10 ireun6lt6 mtnten
gnten, @6nie, Surtens, Saaetfraut une g dtaten.
Getu l6meder ft1ben einen Dslifaten @anlebra-
ten BET 6rn. S, SteI9, $40. 463 u, 8nltt.
muretr. unp f1nuen fA baieIbit no9 i'm gpgeI.
l4ieBsn iiben.
6r. @d1arb, SIR. $40 80. 9ratttr. fer
ptert e~6eufaG8 San iebraten neblt anpern DELTA
~teleyt, uno letn frteplider 9la9bar
6r. Qua. Dprqutb, $50. 308, BAT bite
fir eth D~elifate5 @atelfrubftG eeGpr9t.
Nm Neumorft pinft 8reuuo 0rn uuD II
3ur Stele NIT einem 8amplen; in Der gutter
QueQe. 4.r4
Sans @t9et 8rpd IGBt Die gaYFraBl
nt1t gu S6anpen perpen linp wiro Ieine SAT-
6eate gang belonesrs t%rafttren. m
9err S96nfelb pinft nndb Nr. % q
6repertdtr., mo er Elm 0elitates 0a6eIfrubtud
~lerptrt, @a6
SET 6ru. 0abrtp fam man bsute uni
mprsen I,tuaen uub pbsn0rein bet NluItbe9let-
tlng.
2lu9 5err 8auer, Der %corpulente 0trtf
iii Der Snpepenpent 5urnerbale, Gfnet letnl
G9pre nnp ruIt; Spmmt ale t6r prpletarier
Die t9r @uG erqaiden wolIt; WOrsehs 9unA uni
Nbenp8 Sang.
@nt ;weiten gseibnadtStase.
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0GnfeGraten. GmmM !

TT550 OGitfebratcn>&uu0
@lstne 6reuu6e late i9 hermit 5n Gem beate GRor3er
E t9r itat7nccne'n
04niebrateits9ut6
irsuHCG69 eju. Our ~beienbeen Setufi9un8 psreen in gauf
be5 S1es cine 9Ntbie pTdGtoeEe G~u5eetpPf!e 3S3el nit Der Bel.
SnIiu8 Stef@,
mi 30. 463 28eIt- gotttTprtfr.
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Ote Untpn~ . a m en- BON Baltimore
re8aIirten 9etern me9rere 6uupert SUlpaten in
ben btet9en 6O8pitdlern nit etnem WetGnabt8=
gfeh, mpbet Der STD nit @sflagel uno alien
mB9It6en Delifateien auf bae retGlt6te nuSges
Ifattet mar.
UNITED 6euer@O epartement /
OieIe 0e1sqGGaft, welGe aus Den Mlit9lteoern
Der alien, auber T%unftipn gelesten TeuersGpnt~
pa9nteen Gslte9t, mar in Lester 3ett unlNl11ig,
mas le nit t6ren 8onb6 MAIDEN pOlte. Sn Der
oOr9etrieen 8erIammlun9 purpe nun beI1lplen,
pnB pte 0ei Ell IGaft fOrttefe9en unp Die Nttttel
CUR l1nterfIsung Der MttglteOer oertpenbet fpsr<
ben IeQen.
YrUfefpr 9~errmann, Der Gaulenb>
%tlnltler, 1T trieoer In 9leps g)prf. Setn Grfplg III
8pltpn uno @a19tn9tpn fol- enorm sswelen fem.
St lebterer Stapt baiptes CT b~eIonbers Dem 0rGs
l%tpenten uno Srn. Setparp, baB de fetne 6eren=
n~tetlter Iinp. luIer ltebeS Baltimore I1eint tein
an3ieBenber @unft fir i'm setpe1en aa letn.
8ernn9tGdt+- @m. $. 9lu9ent marp
ant Samlta9 Nbeno l1per Derlebt, ol5 CT an
Der @al9tn9tpn-8abn ouf eiden i3u9 fprtneen
tppate, babel au89litt uno eine1 @tpB at Sen
6ppf erBtelt, Der tAn betpuBtlc8 nteperfrefte.
Die gerleBun9 lit nt6t gefaGrli6 unb er piro
baIo wieeer ber9elteut letn. Il
.6alf4es~@elb SeraMs8abt-6err
8. 5antseriblgu9b, weIGer tpe9en Qusscbm
fnlI9en @etDes perbaftet tpar, trtrpe 9e1tern BON
NtHter 2Ogaa entlaf fen.
4S4laefret,- 6err Souls Mlu@t pltrpe
9etern prn Dem pOIi3ilten 8laueY Ser0oftet, ba
er 9rn. 9enrY Ndenba@ auf rpGe @etle am
Gertngtun=aeartt an9rif unb nit einem Gnittel
befen Sppf oermaBen ~trofttrte, baB perlelbe cine
tepeutenbe 9uantitGt Slut perIpr. Gi6ter So
gan iteate i'm nnter gar9lauft fit 1etn GrIdFts
nen it Der Criminal Court.
8e8en 8ramamer MtB9ar NIB :
II n 8 zines &naben purpe gef tern Gtpn. NSlrs
rap sertoftet asnes ppu &i9ter 9esan mad Der
Sail 9elAidt.
Stattsra8erte9r. Il Der eeFrt9e9ue
ptre ben GOnpufteuren Der @al6in0tom 3peig-
balm mod laa9edmk GebG9tniB bleibcn. 3e6r
9rVBe 9ala8ters3a paren 0slpnperS bic esgen
4a&4AASAAMm -
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@.9 2uteD 9mueD
RT(s Der 1lHterej4mcte la'et tir6ur6 aQe ieue 9atsr
@IlaA- 6reunce uuo 8eFanne oui oR erfen iuuo BEN sWetter
9Be b~Iatt5taB 81 etnem tedraeu &unds en-.
3otmilQ9s irmie %<e rs Mountaineering
0etnrt6 @abri0t
Sui Greenitr. Sc. %.
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wcrrdn8t ms gsfnSs
4rbeit- giodiueiinngs-@ircan

inter Aufji6t Der pDeutIGen @eleHI@af."
VIE DtePtt9ent lpel9e oeutl1e 0at6perfer, @rbeiter s6r giefii-
eoten 81 beINattgen ipiinitea. lpWic ale beutI9en @rbetlaGcrs
ben woae1 ib perlbnltp Deer in iranftrtsu grRfen an ben &aenteu
tit, weubsn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &nStunft %erttstlen Uirb. II
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sc &C @ernanar. sale.

Der luter5ei1nete leutt HE Aumerfiapteit bet 8Ir9er Baftt.
moreis IOpte Der 6rembeu ai iejue &eftap1aion. Gifelbe utrb
ME btster, aud iett ais gtabiienent erter 8lofIe 0eia6rt unb
peroet tadbf meue 9eegren gdita it6er Be nit aQen @eita-
te5eu, nel4e DE Seltn EJECT. {4Reu uuo gut be6ent.
9ep27 tf9t @gril M. Sea9.
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am Mpntag ceu 80. 3eaerhber 1861.

" Rs $50 N~1NN pNb4 y e6cSAtOS t4OOA. G-
GIN so. De3enbsr 1886 tr0en euise MANNER SuIammen inb
9ranoeten ben S%peialsten @ti9ng<9erein ser Ser, &taaten-6en
Saltulprer SteoeIiranS. SAT- 5eterF plie8 GreianiIeS miro oer
SteoettraR5 Elm @er5et, a8aaquet ra6 Ban Sefauta'teu. Do8
lpdter cetD5entlidt i%pereenee &c15ert. grr9ranmt HnfaBt. Die IdiSu.
item @iecen aus ben pom 8eretn aufgeiGbrten 0perH, Oratorien,
cine et9cns ir beie @~Ie9enbeit bon @etrn S@etb 8ebidtete lnO
perm a salhGp epulPonlrte u~gsitE4nlne. 6enriidte pno Ilduner-
hore, u1 10 9let1lam Elm SiIo sur Grfnnerin9 an baS iettbertae
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y1tnG AM1eIaeIL.

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Mm irpeitem gaeibmadtstaae.

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nj 57 DETERMINATION t1aO 8pnrStngz
nns.@rGfnnma.

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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01
A LETTER FROM MAJOR ALLEN.

To hs Editor OF fhe w. r. Jri0thS
SIR: friend calls my attention to the following
paragraph in the editorial of recent number OF yopr
paper: 4tIt
We les-n ihst Msj1r Robert Allen, stely appoin'd
Qua nsrs attached to the S.1f u
Fremont wa, Of the squait0ls on tho NhpOsa esSe
and resisted every Of the proprietor Of the estate Tor h
election with uneqnaed bitterness aud psrtin'ey NWo9a
seen that he have been appointed TO h beW poon
vi hout any ledge this fact on the PAT o tne on
istrson for can hardly be supposed that 'he w ar Dcps
men would inenonaly have assigned 70 service on he IAN
of Gen If his worst enemies unless 1'ed we
intention not aid bat to nufy any efforts 0f h IN tne
service fthe country"
Now Tor the facts: was one OF company that
bull, a quartz mill in Mariposa County CalifoInisi
before the title.to the estate of Gen. Fremont was
confirmed, and long before the estate was surveyed
or its boundaries defined. The enterprise proved a
failure and the premises, without citation or disputc
were quietly, peaceably and voluntarily abandoned.
Not word was passed between Gen. Fremont and
myself on the subject.
The spirit of the paragraph quoted makes il proTer
that should remark, that was assigned to duty Oh
the Western Departmeus against my earnest remon'
STRANGE, and it is certainly not from choice that s
here, or that remain.
ROBERT ALLEN, Major and ou'rteFm'seE'
So Louis No., Oct n, 1901