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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
SEIZURE OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF ARMS
AND MUNITIONS DESTINED FOR THE
SOUTH.


AND MUNITIONS DESTINED FOR THE
SOUTH.
On Friday morning, by direction Of tie United
States Marshal Murray, Messls Horton and Bort Of
THE Marshal e Office went 10 q srore-house in Water
treel Coentis clip and seized two boxes of per
cnsson caps. 1t appears that these osps were shipped
a iew weeks ago on board the schooner Vide Word
for Savannah, Ga but clearance could be Obtained,
the gcods were diseh.ugei again. The boxes con-
tsined over CC00,0 cps, ana taken 20 the Mar
shafs Office. he storehouse receipt described lie
goods Us having been received from MeCready, Not
4 Co.
The same officers on Information received from Mr..
Holland OF the American Express Company, took pos
session OF twenty-iOnr revolver Of superior make
and i've thousaId percussion Cartrl1ges which bad
teen cent 70 'be American Express Company 70 le
sent TO Hannibal, 80 II Is lot knoND who .out
them to the oiLes, 10 whom they were to be de-
hyefed. These articles also scAl to the Marslas
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
Gran Of 81 years

TIE GREAT EAsTgRN.--The steamship "Grea
Ea,te which is eyleced here on the lc;h int, WI
he opeu for exhibition 10 the pubic fnr seven days.
d1r,ng Der stay here. Tie exhibition will PROBABLY
commence on the 18th iusr. and eose the 2si. Too
e. are for admission Wit he 50 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
~ Mr.Or,aa, P.eaunne of Die 21lh save !:


Tn. pre.,ns condition 4 .sirs Ia. put stop .mo TO .he
ord pros~cr # huur, aud tDt lew ta'e the efi~ ny
TO engage op-r1ioi c.rsquer ouyrft oi eotod,
oxr. the officially OF .trg nave 10 srent
nea ut- r-tne1 bgs rtofs have moved ten
paniL ent oy Iiihig dif-e shipments n s'ns
jh been sh'd "no az 'e. Al . me
er c0rid b. 7brine 30 condition. n sl.ii IN es
Bottoms clsc.e ~. Ia .h q - . D. b. the A"'ni ~
tnrar A,. o~ .or ts pllV-. uci g. 90 carr ~ III
tha l. sf.r.d ed Ishs lsrie uhdW LAs 500" w 20
1ni-nt tacfg lUss Irspurrs alto cs'i Ae e|i
con This o. Ting, - tr.n 90 ngtt'n ga.
mourS ht: aud .hDs us.iskAie aversion -
dssi ~ dscug . ,tc4r i.s Tie banks hay. he"se
cconli.. ai.x, that borrowers have tvsa shut
out o.. = al -he ysc-l ilciiucs.
ih. f!rr-Ha4t. Ep-ftte says:
Fress Q,,rf vi good and az NJ
u !; ne sllDdd By wh.a s"s+ 9 % 81 "a nsin
tam I n ci,rl- Il No borrow D. ~
ts, ri ~ aDo mere a Gun.
scr4 fc 'frsa 10 auif fhe rgdefs pager
4. utr n.hii gst eiaF Of fosbtf cu
sesy u .,r thu suond haze vel! ~ts-l "a 'f.'
the o. plls ON Indians no;r- ems -tnAt shd CEN
a. a, ,5ocld would be hardly slss T. tie -
qliitu IS "i the stlst
.r- "a. 20 lela d for Tatern eychRrg- fiom hcjeTs
Of kestU, - c4lTtcs bat ohsrwr tie Gale soc ifn m"
...r- u ,nu .r md a lr-ni. setting Ike hslfrs
f,f ONO md i.d sns busuE aAc r1l sfitns
H.. soor Grald Tor gn u l2 Tor Olio ard In
aIa.a to.ts I'D pen. ~ k-r.-tky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
A oorrs. ,oraeut writes: notice that much ap-

"A cores JODdeDt writes: bouc5 tuAs much mp
a, IA n rior srnstrkr ave solu
tee AID having had ABLE experiences working The
npon houstos daring the Summer safely sy that 70
caya in the hat will prove 10 be perfect PR"
,t being nop conductor u hes! and electricity! ssisosd
the csase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

.ct Isu C,pprrrvc RrprcpD

Prices OF ENGLISH CARPETLNG REprCID.-
great 81 orfuniy o.,red ~ sP lis Cls
ri'ng Enli,sh Meison. Velvet tsTets - sld" tus.,,
Three ply Carpet. Rug. Mas eisttinS, WIS
SHADES Fable and rsLo Coyrrs Dfsssts star CsiPe" sd
il.. lrh Catp.iing &c tsasy-d 70 ten ses.ons al -
rosns Al HH.n AxpsEsoNS ~. u Bo~ery. hesseksspsn
AID esrt Iux ,rs sle invited "a cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

TxsrAMEsrs FOR SpLD!xRs.--The American Bible
S,c-ry hove prepared The soIdierseopg d. bat,
lie for she.s counirys flag near l,4k3ln, copy Of
The Ne " Testament prin'ed ia agate, d.dicated To
tie Defrna,rs of their Coaniry, and presented ~
the New-York Bible socrty.' Over 1900 c'i.os
have already been srnted To lhc iroope. picture
Of The Nsona iias in colors, sdorns The inside Of the
cover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

PEBsoSsL.-Leut. Henry L. Crawford Of prook.
lyn, L. l., WAC married At West L.Oooaeld \. j., %
sunday, 2Sth ul'., TO Mssse j., granddaughter OF
CAPT. joseph a.upn Of IVES, Bloonie!I Tire gs.on
Wa ATTN ed in hs uniform. and eofe a sword wick
had been preses'e to him by some aides in Broos n,
snd the bride was p.esenIed By le grandfather, W.
Gran Of 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

Lord Dundreary' is having good houses In Pills
delpha, in spite of the war; He will appear q
.he Winter Garden in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
Dror,r OF MryIcIrAL LAws.-Mr. John 2 pev..

DIGTsT or MuSIcIFAL LAws.-Mr. John =. Deve-
la has teen designated ~ Judgs Daily to comIie sri
print eonll:te dises,f al Tie laws and oriinsncs
relating 10 tie coyeInn,nt Of The Cy OF New IorA,
10 be arranged with re,rence 10 tie several defait-
men,s AID bureaus thereof and embracing full note Of
the decisions OF tie courts explanatory # the powers
and dates Of tie eiy scthoriihs Tie apPolInS ut
was authorized by the Legislature OF lsti, and the
selection If mr. Deven to perform the duty L. one
eIninenty tit " te made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
fAdyeriissmen,.
Grand EAMmY MnLIp.Y TnIs AT RAGEr,i's

GRAND FAMILY Holiday THIS AT BtiNCI 8
MrssUs with the performance of that .ssh drama
ne H.r,s o. tie tlosa House" la she II emo GOOD
evening - - ho wil 20 & ,ee !, e.p-slsty al
ether ..ous DC the time, .kd Al s
tie ti-e, y ceatsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
MILITARY NOTICE

Gentlemen Who have heretofore served IN the cegu-
La Army aid desire return Il, service Of he United ,seI
wifi ulesse seud tbei' address a. the uBoerfgced-
Otber. who have servs1 but willing 10 join ocera
Will report tnemseisra 80,
Ttofe who WIKI IN coninis,0ed officers. viii
prse b. seves in person Inform icn respecting the
Vice furnished 30 al between he hours OF N M aad
D. sn every day Of No O. Cedar street by order Of
Col. R4MSrY.
Ee, Yas, Aprn %, 1861. }. w CuRRiER. Ae!nt Adj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
- THE NETWORK VOLUNTEERS.
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN GOVERNOR NOR
GAN AND SECRETARY SEWARD.

WY HNU NIFItETAhf IT WAKD.
From The National fute'ig.Aeey
Day follows;
Hon VIZ. sswGRp washossor: I,tI h.. hs rsoni
Sor ot more troops from this State On. tareo rei ems
eau be mustered iDo the service easier thar h.r c h. re-
pressed. ~ " n M L, ~ y ~
Mr.. Seward replied. AN"
Hon 2. n. HosoAS Albany: Probably no ~ ~ icg.
mouths &c vice bet forty thoust are 10 bs a.
septee for three yrsrs.oT Junng the wa. 80 ~
1ts Albany Regiment has n.ised All hc-or 20 N-~.Yo,h
Wa. Il. SEWARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

OBIruAnY.-Professor Anthony Heinrich, the mo-
sical couposer died yesterday uorning lie Was torA
in bohemia in 1881. For tie lest four months 2'.
Heia.ich lad been confined HIS by srious iii
ress which be bore with Christian resignation. Tho
funeral vail take pnss tom ofrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

WALLAcKs THrATER.--The last OF two benefits foe
tie wives and children Of volunteers will be given u
Wallaci's tonight. The bill is fine one. Let the
house he crowded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

Msscrs. Firth, Poud L. Co. have published I" Free
dow', Rally" "A patriotic song. Words by sargar-,
Mcneil; music by A. ID. Logan. Il / spirited, well.
accented piece Of mut;c, sod meets the crisis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
JOHN Tyler 9 TREASON.

The CAorieston Corr,sr prbis &c this dispatch. sd
dressed @ Govepor Picksns by prssieni Of the
hlcysosD, April u.s. To Gcs Pie.n, We sre fellow.
k<en once by ordinance passed this DAY Ei,duis
a'Pea The ProYtsispA Consultation OF the toped rate
yQEN zxLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
TIE Chh 40 Tcar of Trade repor; the stock Of grain
md -four Ia that city az follows:

FouT 0bis. .............'...s....'...''''', to~o
" rrft. Dash t'.t'
toEg UfsA sf'''''''''''''.
Oats, HEsG.. .......+.''.''''''''.' s.N-tr
DUNG tue uast week the salte have been opened,
aud l.Au nly gs.on is agaiu resured. Ay-ry Large
feet Of Taoel-rr aud vesaos arrived there IN Monday
and Tu sia,, and the ove-ii0wiog grain warehouses
were .aol leiDg depleted OF heir locks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

Our FLA6.-salisbury & Co. Of Vesey stree. have
90; up very nice variety Of cheap National and City
# New-iork Fia.s. They are well mounted. and
will undoubtedly be sought for in tue present ds.rth
Of bunting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

DRAMATIC 'mond Pillet gives nn
dhb So;r6e Mascaie ct Liter,ire, Dodworths HAL,
hs evening. Mr.. Robert Godbeek ill perform ths
Union March dtdicated to the soldiers Of &c Upion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

For the Week. 1859, 1864. 1861.
Entered st the Por..... l4l.S7s xyG l0l e43.iB
Thrown or Ma ket....... l,5l8ss sss.O7e 2Jl,sio
Since jan
Fnrr.d s The $50 6ost4T &3e59gN e26 3435i4
brown Msrket... 90 S28 7l3 S0154.393 1875 Ii9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

The ADIzU in memory Of the brave defenders 81
tie Union, is toe title of song. Words by c. Ware;
music by SgnOr Abe i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

To:al s5ss55 SI5.s-e572 sei7o.lol slses6l3l
As compared vnh TIE statement of the preyions week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

We annex comparative statement Of the Imports OF
Foreign Dry Goods at New-Ycrk for the week and
Irra L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

ofSA0o0OA FLAG RAIsSG-The s's'' 49,
STRIPES were rams 1t the Clinton street Synsgosuey %
'erd"y. The Nag ID by l6 feet, and is Of hne all
texture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

AREAcHIso TO TIE SCLDIERs.-Seyerai companies
VI ~.iers are 70 be addressed lay Afternoon a
.; ok, by the Rev. c. c. GCss, in the large zouavs
A'"' V" ZION SQUARE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

THx LATE PETER ERGss.--Yes,erday afternoon the
funeral Of tie Lite Mr. Peter Erbeu took place Trim
ity Church. lie 81 years Of age, ADD for half
century was Organst If Trinity Church, which posi-
ton be vacated IN favor of DIR. Hodges who Ia turn
nas been 70 paces. oy M. Chtier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04

were I'D
Anil ..,,..,.........sli7n .
tssh receipts .....'.'....'''ss.'.'..''' 49, 70
TIE earnings are 81 900 less than in 1860.
Mr.. &. +. Butterworth having resigned 20 Superin-
tendent of The Asssy Office in this cily the Chief
Clerk Mr.. G. +. Dunning, has been authorized 10 acs
Superintendent until an appointment is made THIS
is not IN accounting oicehe responsibility OF re-
ceivng and paying out tho deposits OF the Assay Oidce
resting exclusively with the Sub.Treasuler.
Ire Northern Light brings sSCsoOO IN gold. The
foreign steamers must coon begin to bring large
amounts again, as st. Ring has recently gone forward
very freely, with orders TO return proceeds in gold
There IL b. tier feeling in currency, aud utes have
forward tendency for nearly every description The
produce movement at the West, which is now begin.
ming. will soon employ all the currency at present
shoat and further large amounts will be needed, or
there will be much embarrassment. Messrs. Thompson
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25

= Dramatiihe Sc.ne aus Der 6,e,so,,.,..
Gen SHbmen 9e9snuOsr aiS Otanufrrivt oepruft
0aS arOBe ansnarf (osriest Dem ile,uen
QreuBsn cine 9rOte gfOte.)
Oas tIei"f 9rsuBtn (peinsnO) lBartf nan
id ~fr' es mfn'm irC6en ,5rrevr,o lagea!
= 9m 1r:sCcner 2inSetger mnnlrtt s,t Je
l@9f@s' M'oatn, pe!@ea tlS ro0iu 0ttaite
9"leer n'1t IN 1t,nle 8t0,n Yetouut bel elmer
a"ltanOt9'n 0amiIte tnen Oienf. ''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25
(5crtIeeuna.)


ater 10 freb Id bin, Rap bu init Seii Qeuteu
ron Der 8st'in9 enttUmmrn tif, 70 1T mfrs rod
nod ptel itrter, bas bu bid pieper pcr ibnsn
lOs9eitdtt BAIT. SITS audi scwie wabre
ore'lt6 ilt's rabr, 70 9tipiS, ais es BON So.
bentwtd ttnrn Bes uad SatIebaulen airtt.--
SD bah freiIi6 niht mmer een araplcu ar.
nOmwfn; 9 III mir sonarn wie bel Der Gr,St.
lung ca, no On lpt& fort unp Sert axf lin uuo
9tstsnpsae prasSh
J@ wtu ei6 ni6t wcttcr sntcrsrsdeu. Gr.
jGtP erapaus. N
2Slr mir nit unltrn IofSereitunoen enrIi6
fertta 9frpsien finn. bahrH mir uus an ZEN let,
len' rptben GeiieH binnbselaF IT. gGar uber noe.
n'9 oaopn Su.Fben, osnu rie on Dir mcbl oenfer
tdnnltFtaten mir cine ltirmilhe 81 eennatbt oe.
m1blts @tner 0Ur1n, idt in Der VPine unb elmer
3ulsst pie mir chen prauaefcmmen finn 70 Iinp
mir an urierm arufrf gen Scifhiuuuter,erutIht
gStr jret Scroerr baben uns niht lana btIuu,
men, eaNfne aud nidbt 9sadtct. paseunlers 8,n.
ger ealp purb9anniiten wuroen, Iunbern limb
ptnaue9fauit pie Ter 8rufei, ipenn rr mit elmer
armsn Seel' CUR 6GGe.fIbrt. Dem Qsstsn ob,r
9tH9'S ntt 10 gut Dat er fb IN lhm.r az
matbt, Die bGnpe su febr srihunt Uper,ii pos
Se'i curb unS iarn abstnuBt 9cw,len, Id petg
e0 nthf; turi, enf elnmal frldt's, bridbt. uup
nrbsn uuS 9'heNt rin madttser SAT-. IS wur.
GIN @lud, rap er nns nitht auf Die &6pfr fiel..
Ob or lid ben Gals at8tltir,t bat meig i'd bcut
nod niht. GjOtt trGit' bn aber fiir uns mor
tetne Belt gu Serlicrea. Der Saa hattie bic
Sd6en obeu rcbrllllh esmatt man b6rt m
il@mmenl6rrten, uno taum linD mlr einen balben
Suh enhuB leitmdrtS, 10 brummt lbun rie
tarmfanOne ourb bic fniterc Ndtt. gie lfanp
uns aber treulid bel unD mir 1aaten Iadeup
&ancnrt uno trUmmelt ibr 70 piel i6r oa errben
pcut Oott beIUblen 6pbsnmiel Die 9ueiidbt
ut nbriaene dGn fur rem 0e6bater, beIonoers
penn or lib nnr elm pdnr Gage Al leinem Scr
9nlI9en prooen auBnbatSn trautt ME rim
S6wa9er besS Gommanbanttn Gin WrpfeiIor
peu 'pir etnmal Die berrliche YerpeetSe, wje FRS
ndnnte, loten bGrtCn. Q4ir batten lie ms ieppdb
9leidIdu5 5u 9tuB gsma6t unp mie cine Qaups
Tarte ltnpIrt, Dos 5sgau msbr ais Den 8openlee
Oae 9s8au 1T gar feline ilble @.aenD ,ur I!ubt
Ohs mus man ibm Ia1eu. 9itt wapissn R6pIsu
pper tetnen NnbGben, Jfcpf an 8Upf, telGet, 10
le9t ss lm Gle 6eltun9 ia. Sie iinp unlt nan
Der oft bob ctwas 16ber pOrtpmmer, ais man
YOn Uben meint; aber niblepelomenlaer ein
prathsee 8epier iir @dlte, Die aus Dem QuIt.
ltlOB 5ur ltOnen Ausiitht abgereist 1np penn
es reid eln 9GaiO pem anpern rie oauo. Dam
battep mir juit Die Bril- absewartet, wU pas Qaub
ausl6Id8t; es psGt &iuen pp6 brIcr unp Der
2SaIp liebt 10 trauri9 aus, wenr er nadt uup
sabl 1T. Nlen Samerao = ia 70 poa pem bob,
i6 pir nOh gar nidts 9tiaet; Dab' b Dir mic
Don Dem junSem 3issunsr er5a9lt, BEN ids Elm.
NAL aus rGn 3u4l9aus nit naa @berstab oe-
bra6t bab?
9a, in8ts iis, Ou tof ion bet rsinem gater ale
8ne6t anbrtnJen pOa'u unO Der BAT Dir pofar
cine 05rfei9' blnS,ltlasen.
8tatis, unp Ger mar mein &amerao beir4us.
fIit8sn. SD bab' itn aui psr 6.ltuaa p..per
5siunpen. Ser lit ab.r uuter Der 3eit fIuooc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25
OamPfi6if- SertinNuna s,pil6sn Ri6monS mi
glem Nprf

~"'tllV'I- St'ptNUHhH NplitpeH UiCpnpnp uflD
Netp gorf.
Das Odmphfif ,.&rdnute" serIibt giGmpnb
ieorn Oientn9 NaGmitta9S llGr, uno yiurfclf
@lttmcds Wlittdg.
Dae Dompfibif ..SameSfrwn" serl6et gti6.
mono isben Sreitas, Nadmittess 1 u6r, unb
Ncrfclt am Samstas @fttaa.
Der 8abrprets in Der @ajate, @labli.iteu elm.
8eftlU6en. betrGat $40.
Syn Steeraae, cbue Soft, So.
@rcurOns side, fir Die Sommermpnate all.
ttg, SIS.
Nsilenre, Die Mjttwuds unr @amstaas Den
psterSturg 5rutlua tenuben, trrffen ;c.to mit
Der 9IcrfClf 9etereture Sa6n in erlferer etapt
Gin, "m NIT Dem Oampf6rct pcitcr ae6sn ,u fSn.
mem. &idets fir pieie Sour fGnncn am Weters
burg Depot SeIDi't werben unp tet,Gat rer oou,e
6aDrprets 9!ei6falls nur SO.
9uo am II. 6etnefeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25
Oefen! Sefenl

Ds"l oentI6cn publifum Die Qn,eiae, bos id
meinen Store nfu eiuseriatet unp cine btpeug
tenoe Nuewabl pom , Oefen icorr art Ycrrarbia
bate. SD 9laute i'm Stante gu Iein, s}erermnnn
nit Gem g)emilnitten tsnienem ,u fGnnen. 0n.
Dem i'd fur friiBerem 3upru& bantc, bOiFe id ouf
elne 60rtisBunS pelislbsn. s. 6efffep
y}r. 90 Watnifreet
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25
Seetnaunaeu.


Der GuNisc" srlhsint Osn Ruraes, Seunto9S auess>
acrtneu ,m p5Asnihen SubicrptOnSpreis ron 10 9ts,
,abl5ar en- Bic rep Erase tnsr So go in Snrr SerauS'
beahuns. Mn;eieeR iRetn inter f9genoeu Stetneunatn
gufndbr,c ginmdes gnrdrns ppn lO Seilsn por psn;,
att 80 9tS ,pstmaiae 75 Gts., breimaise Sl00, cine
S1p Sc 81 25 etnen Iecnat $500 erei Mouote $400 e
Npnots 90 iwSIl Moude $1,000 il piertsliSbri6sr
9IorduS6e;a6(ane. Insstsen, bic no Sebeh rsranSSr
rerccn t6nnen. per6sn nit $25.00 per 5ebr berednet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25
Z. eabrsoaos.

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable In advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFfIcE. BsoAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25
mer-9fDife, @amimoitter.

. d aufeIn, Dfen9ab I'm unO
0Oters
SD babe cine retboIse Su5mobl 6euerrplte. 8on,in.
SITTER SauTeIn, GienQaben urb @ofrS an 6onS weId,r
Sortcn Soben @imsr, MlteniAaufsln RpbIsniHonsol
t0na eeeae ftr Saaafrln pno @Ofcr8 SdiebtIsbS mel,
n9ne unO rure Settle gum @6tn yeutr-Qialtcin mnr
Eengpcfen oeWen)telne ium &uteBen Won Scnerrcilen
Soumsier, 5auSbeber unn ooeTe Nrrlonfn mert,
nen pccr mbrere fer Cbaen brittle u faufcn mnf"sn
abe tb sun bt6l stn ibren Seoar ppn mir M CntnSb,
men. Ia ttt iu neroIiben greln SerfauIen mcroc %
i'd ntsne lantmIten Gilens unb 0Iclitr opdare1 ,rNs
meine ertrn ielb onrtlae 10 fam id e6ermonn ~
ner ooliten 3ufrtroenbst beOenen. ." f'
9. .. Dencon,
9lodsu- uno NiciinJpaarens 5abre cfpie ess,rra,ie
uno &aminsitier- 04lnufacrprp
SO. 225, 9loinlraBe Spiibtn s. uup g. % Beitlsit,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-25

6rauj Staube,
1853 SrpabisgaBe, ipilben Der 6. unb 7. Ctr.
cal! en rsitss ,dno wpbIaiiUrtirtes Eager Ypu
@isarrsn, Jf1ubs, Sau< unp Shnupftabof
si9ner 5obrifat;Ou NIB s}mpCrtatiou,
ga i'm GTB u!b ReiptrfoR III Den 6!giaten Ylorftpr
tn abIdR: 9ameat!it 0atm QSieoerperfauCr at per5u
mn bel Inn pOjuiDre4sn, sbs lie i5re Gataue auDsrpso
H'"'g'Hr N.l
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-06

ANA ne PF0mISeu ~ y
directly. And again he waited. Still no
reply. And thus four weeks run on, and
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-06

Fever aud ague, ! supposed"
'.Fsvernagsr2 You'd sed SO If you'd
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-06

90 aIItSSS - -
sufficiently clsansed in pure water, without soap.
1 Il - a.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-06

vouchers . p ~ ..f 49," '-"st
"Here they be- says Rusty, in tri-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
EEsaa W asAkmgsaR

Washington, dan. La.
/, General Harvey has been challenged
By late olaees in the army. They are
both in Washington.
The question discussed ovex Mr.. Hollis
nomination was, whether he vas . corer-
zionist his fTasnas denying it, and main
tanning hls earnest desire 10 prevent
bloodsheds bat 70 aphold the lava by sy.
cry pessible peacsabls msans.
During the debate On the nomination
Mr.. Crittenden il said 70 have taken the
ground that, - Kentucky ID Gov . Gen.
trail State, enjoying all the prosperity
Consequent upon the present Uaion and
form of government, she would meyer
consent 20 its breaking ap, and the fsr-
nation Of . Southern Confederacy, Of
which she svgsiad be border Ssats--ex.
posed TO MI the dangers and losses OF
sncha posisloa@ aBT#
Il 10 stated that he was much affected
during this portion of his resnaxkss and
the manner in which be upbraided the
Saalhe9a men who defeated his compro-
misTin tAe Senate was very severe.
He tcok the position that the Union
mrst be pFeserssd ct all hazard; either By
pea1sable msans, or by force. He said
sh3t forea used against lawleas citizens o.
. government, Il not ooaFsa0n M State.
The speech, being unexpected, created
3 ggeat ssassaion sznong tina Senators.
q Seorse&xy Bolt transmitted to Congress
d ssasaxaamkUf Col. Craig, chief of the or
ainance bursaa. which shows that early
last yaax By Sner1al digeck3on 0f Secretary
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.


| Sen Fransiseo, Jan. q. ]
Steiner aeldsa Axs sailsd 4ssssrds.
fos fas1sa4 ssrrylhk 1l5 passsagezs a
y, Dds 900 IN ssaasasy smoag fhs pas.
seagaEs IL Cos. Weller % his way to Mas,
ico % fxks shs position Of Americaa Min.
isssEs Ssnatas kesmith, of OrsSpqr alak
John q. Fremcnz.
The Poay nkprsss uish u. Eosfs 1sAsS,
BY talagTmph % RI. Keaxney, AZ IN It'll,
nh, arrived here on The 3lsk
iAboNt R10a fseksFs hnye been s1ni fsum
GaiifusnlA eassssard sd 90 rSee1vsd hy
me Pony Kxpsess daring Tia sisss msask.
Ths patronage Of Exprsss contiaaas 10
increase ssssaiiyy thsszng tsfly dousisd
sinSe Angass.
IAsnANa 4 kAs lskislstsss .sw Mwia~
ming 90 ooagregakA 81 Eaazeuaaso md
San Francisco, whawe they ake Aetisely
oanvassing claims. DiGsrsnE ones are
aspiring for the Speakarship al de Senate
ard sAseankws d Il
Both Houses coasens ON Monday the
Sth. Ii 10 now olainspd BAat De poaxiss
Democrats lack avs oil q majority over
al other passiss il me isgislasnxe, and
great dii6calsy IN elsesing d Senator Ia an-
ticipazed. s S.5 A. s.-
There i ossly ell 900 Of the general
fund IN tia State Treasury, whia6 Ia al
ready more than appropriated 10 State
prison purposes; % shas the legislature
will sneoanaeT pscaaiaEy asabasrsssmsnss
During the late ssorms snow asoura ula-
ted seven feet deep On the Sierra Nevada,
but the obstruction was 30 rspidly removed
tAat teams 10 and from the Washeo names
crossed the sumit daily.
Throaghaas she Washeo mining region
the snow 10 now IRON ona to swa and half
teet deep.
The city was shrowa ints considerable
sxcisemezat Oh New TEARS day by the kill
Ing OF Sazaael y. Newell. editor Of the late
Democratic Signal, Of Placer county, by
HosAes SsRisA, lawyer of considerable
position in he same county.
Newell l. charged with having SANDER
I'd Smiths wife, whisA 90 ineensed hza
hat be followed Bic .insanded victim ID
san Francisco, in eohrany With his wifsss
brother, VINO Ia the somewhat noted Judge
Hardy. On sight Newell was stabbed
several timas By Saith, % that he died In |
: few minutes. smith was formerly
Asysr of Sssxsasukp. He has given |
siEnself mp 70 the aathoritiss, and q nov
n Jail. |
Another tragic aaaair occurred al Sec
So the same day: A person
named FirBey, who had Just returned from
he Mashoe Mines, became SUSPICIOUS that |
sne John ii. Cassidy had seduced his wife !
Turing his absence, and at once armed |
,imsslf 20 Kill hsE supposed ssdaaer -
Aeesing Cassidy In the skseet, ha con
nenoed firing, the 6rst shot hitting Mr.. ]. |
3. Boyce, an old and highly respected cit
zen, inaio&ing wouad which, wzlI p<als-
.hiy prove mortal. Firney continued 10 |
Ire upon Cassidy, who retreatsd and as
saped aAhart, after being chased distance
u TIRES blocks, and repeatedly fped at by |
lis infuriassd assailaut. Firney was az.
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