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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-12
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1856. 8. Ye9rmann.
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prafti11er
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ct. Yaul, Minnelpta.
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SeritDuntc 9amcn=YtIcu.
Yr1parirt nnd Yprl1rift bon CIR +. @larfe.
%. D. Representations Mr3t Der 8Iniein.
DirleS unl1IBbars 6eilmittel bilft unfeblbor
1penn ansepenbet bel alien jenen I9mer3ba1ten
unb 9efabrli9en Rranfbeiten, benen Der tpeiblide
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uno c~ntfernt aQes eer 6eilung @iber1treteube uu6
man oAlI NW 0uI lDieunt9e CIR NerlaMe1.
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m1Di9fe;t bic Menltruaticu berbei.
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9ierun9altemrel BON @ro6brittauicn, UNI JGll1-
rn9 al perbineern. ''>''F
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in ben r0en hret. Mpnaten rer @9pan-
9~ericbaft 9%enumncn msroen, ta 1e unfebltar cine
Yrilb9eturt bsrbeifnbren; in ieber anbern :3eit
inoclcn inb le lider.
Jn aQen UaQen pou Nerpe1e H.. NudenmarfS-
leiten, @dmerS I'M Nudsn uno ben @liebern.
Grmucun9 bel 9%eriuger M,r tren9una. 6eratlppfea
unc 5Yfer { belfen piele YlQen. menn oQe aubern
N(ittsl feblidlo9>n, uno ptmrbl Ie Gin trGftiaes
6cilmittsl limb, cutbaltrn 1c meper &i1en, nod
enlelnel, no9 Nnti,nrn, nod irgeno ettpas Der
Contribution Nadtbtilises.
Mdbere Mnweilun1en in benz bel iebem Vadet
befnclid,sn Yampblet, >peldes 1crefdlti9 aufbe<
pabrt wereel 1ollte. -. e..
MQeini9er A9ent fir bic Ser. @tnaten:
SOB Mp1eS,.
Griiber S. s. Baldwin u. Co.,
Ncdsaer, N. q.
M.B. 0e9en @trieubung bcn ST 90 unb feds
YrItmarten an ben northumberland Maenten e.
fcl9t cine Nlol9e, sntba|tenp SO pi1en, NIT Der
,1aditen Yoif.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-12

Groceries! @rocericS! Yrocertes!
6. .. Splcpntbe,
bat ben
fd6nen StDre nit Ser Trptrt
in Der Sadl on trabt>
3mi19en Der @ierteu uub 6unften in Der NQbe
bea Gemperen5~9 au1es,
eemietbet> uno seiet ben Gintpcbnern ppn ct.
paul uno llmeeeenp a9tunsspoQ AIT, baB
ct 1ort::abreno 9rpBere 9enbun9en
bpn
@tapel= Il. TQncp<@
propi iipnen> Deinen> @tf1ren unb
Gi9arren, S9enfz l1tenlilien,
Setlermaoren> Nd9el,
@lo6 II. |. No. u. |. ~
emptanet ais je auf ben Marft BON ct. paul
9ebra9t rurpen.
Otele Maaren pneriren mir Gn9ros uub Gnbetail
NIT einenn ~9eria9en Yrrit iiber ben
Soitenpreis fir g a ar.
unlere Waaren nerefn fir baar 9efauft unb
auf ben Mlrften hes 9ibers unb Slfsnts yo1 e-
mem Mttelieo Der 8irna BON lansjabriser @riab-
ru11g int paneel aus9etpablt, unb perteu unfell~
bar Dtetenisen befrieoi9en, bic ms nit ibremBe-
iu9 beebrcn.
Soll DuHlVeH pelpnoer1 Die Nu1n1ert1 ar1tett bD1
Naufeuten uno 9aublern i'm Snnern BON Miuue-
lota auf bic Sbattaae gu lenfen, baB mir @aaren
IN ct. Yaul 10 aieb,ie Serfaufem, ais le al, Ylaben
wetter unten am Slug sertauft perben fDunen, no.
ourb 3eit unb unfo!ten eripart mercen.
Nu9 %belrrsen mir Gin umfa0enbes
Speottions> unc @pmmtl1pn6 : @eiddft.
Sdiebcn @elber auf @pnfsnatipn, 5diieu @aa-
rem mad aqen punften Der pbern SJli0e
unb tes Snnern nit Der srDBten
99neQiafeit.
eSir be3ablen an Tarmer bic bD9len Marft
pre,le tur ibre DrDbufte, 0etreibe unb Giuioes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-12

SAINT Peter, Minnesota.
H.. >: Edgerton, d. II. Montfort,
j.. President, Cashier
ga t@ ebiee Banf fdu1id an MIDI aebradt
babe unb bic Mftien ~cerlelben in meinem Nouen
tn Der Mueitor'srSf Office eineetraeen Iub, 70 te-
traute ,b MIDI perlSnli9 perantmprtlid fir bic
circulation bteter Bant. semaB ben Mnprouun>
ct. paul, ben 3. Oftpber 1859. 95b1O8
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-12

&apital -: 100000,
Sncorppratoren uno Direftoren:
6 6 MmVnd, 5errmann Mareule,
Wueuit Belmont, Moplf Aeds,
Jlaaf 8ernbeimer, Sswalo Ottenbcr fer,
3arl Yreujns, 5errmann &ole,
Gle @barlier, Mar @9Gfer,
s @cefreY @untber, 6S9cpeler,
) s. 6arbt, Trepf. Shmeneler,
Ycuis Say, Spispb @eliSmann,
Breof. 8app, IS StialtnY,
Gbmarb 8aups, . pom Der 5e9bt>
Yeter 8autb, ga BON 5rTman",
Wutau SHUTTER, 9 @ouerfein,
Sere. Qarpcque, 5uso We1enbpnd,
JcDa,nes 2ienau, Yernb. Metermanm
3ufue & Serb, Sobu @etfa0,
Goparb VudemeYer, ~ 9 WbitneY.
Harl Vullng,
5uso@ 1ene on d, YraTrent.
Sreberit@ hweublsr, Srtretir.
Yolieen ferbist aus u. ndbere 9iadriht ertbeilt
Treberif @ippcrmann,
Myent uno DHentl. Notar,
Observation-Disclosures, in Der 9ilbe Der Ortlten.
Ga 6inf S &bepbnlb, f{ f#l&2
z@s8kA Sntpcrteure uno WreBDahelef Hssa3A
Weine11, &tQueuren, Gi0er,
Stearren &c. &C.
@tcnlo Detiltateure rpn srtratsincm
W9t6feY,
Ipwte
Tabrifanten Ypn g0iA,
nabe benz n@in5lop 9rule>" an Gayle trabe.
81. paul> . = Mfinn.
9aten nunmebr auf Eager:
NzSS Nedte impcrtirte Nbctn,pcinc, Dater~
lGncilder Netenioft in ben teltetteit ten
9crteu. =&EI
@oeuac unb Bourbon @bisley>
San,aica 9tum unp @eoth @bisfcy.
9ru1nbil6en Sin &c, &c.
M.8. unler Glt9 ~ci5encn 1~atrifats 1T uniter-
trofen inn Nort,peIeu.
C,, + ,r,h The MATS
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a dlonitraBe mad benz sroBen, jins(t bon 5olanb
1no Nt!ller tnneeebabten @aarenbaule, &de Der
@ibleYtraBe, ee3o9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-12
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tonnen li9 barauf p%erlaleu, ba6 le Dor ueber-
tbeurun9 gcldiibt Inb. Glitter tperben gu ben
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Or. 81. Mlbertt,
NrnfftShpr

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praftilder
Nrat
Office: ct. Carbohydrates,
awil9en Walbiueton< u. Trantlint raBe> bic brittle
2biir Ditli9 Yru @b9crton's 8anf,
ct. Yaul, Minnelpto.
@pre9 1tMuoen: Mprgens Don 7 bis g,
Na9mittaes Don 2 his 3 uno MtenpS bon Z bis 10
l1br.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-12
Htbt 31t itber1eben!

Gt6t GIT Mberieben!
Die l1nteraei@aeten empfnsen a,e ,marten
I'M 2auf bes @ommerS.
friibe Senbnn9en
Scu woblldmcdenben Gaffec'S uup xbcc's
@ewuraen, @bpcplate, @i9orisn, setr. Mcpfsln,
auseesei9net 19Dnen turtt19rn 3 wetl zen,
Waisen9ries,
6afer9ribe,
Yerl9raupen,
Sa9o>
neuen bpuanbil9en Sarinsen, beim 6ab&en
beutidem @enf unb anpern
@rpcerte<Waaren,
iosie Manb=, &au= unb S@nupf:3aba~
Fen, aud baltem mir 56weiaerfGle, @arptnes,
@al3larbeIcn unb feline @i9arren p%prr1tbi9 u,b
pFeriren %tielelben fir ben CROP uno &lcinbans
bel gu hiQisen Yreilen.
e.. Yaul, 26. Mpril 1860.
Yfantu9 II. Yaar
Ste @traBe> neten Der Stride
Neuer r., @tore
6artem=Nrpbnften nnb &amS=
baltun9s=m aterialien
Mller Nrt
Grit StraBe, eeseniiter benz Empire
Blpd."
Der Unite sei9nete S~ertauft oue fir ben Jan1i-
lienbeea,f ptbi9en @arten- unb 6armprppntte,
ais: @emlle aQer Mrt> aartpTeln, impprtirts
Nepel, Butter, Gier, @e1usel &c. &c. 81 ben bill
listen Marftpreiien.
@ubcroem 1T leinem freuneli9en @alppn bin
ter benz Stpre
m 2 @las 8ier flir 5 Gents. 81
@m. Snben.
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Neuetotltrte5
@etm @e1@G III.
@eDrI Benh

~LU@S SLNOi
Smpprteur UNI @robz uno &leinbanolcr
Don aus leine1n @eburt5prt S1bofen imrprtirtem
Meten1aft pom Yerlbieoeueu Jabr9dn9en, ais:
Sfbpfer- 1854ecr 5000 per 6lalde>
1857ger O.75 y
1S5S9cr 100 y
s~ertauft %bisleltcn bel Der 0alun. teim Nubsnr
6loiden ODER her Gin3slnen> tsim SdrYpen, bol-
ben @Goppcn unb @las in leiner
@eiuitube, 9ritte Strafe,
awilden Ntarfet= u. @aibinatcn~ Ctr,
i'm 8alement . Trenb'S Stein9etdupe.
Des9lei&en lit bort tets gu baben:
Medter S&weiser unD 2imtur9er &dic>
5drtn9e, @arceQen II. Sarpinen.
6erner: Musseseiduetee Yitteburab ale
'uno Yprter, unb feline VitSrs Ycn alien
Mrten.
@pmie enblih MQes, mas man in elmer ,pcbl=
eineeridteten @einltute 81 fmoen %erpartet> ein-
i9liebli9 elmer ercelentcn -
SaOanna=S i1arro.
Ycrltebences # Niles gut unc in reiber 1iQe
pprrdtbi9 bel
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s. 6. 8urbant>
General = Mgent fir bic @alena= Ounleitb- unb
Minnel Ota= Yadet-Gp.
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% Ser s. 9. Sltdter
II: ais Tbeilbaber in bas pbeusenannte @eldaft
etn9etreten uno twirb feline &pertben peuti9en Suit
ben in tbrer Mutter1prate freunolid unb reef be-
bienen. 90
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y Wir m,Sdten bic Mufme,flamfeit MQer, tclde
tr9eno elmer @rbeit in ~unlerer 8rande benDtbiat
1inh> earaut !sntea, taB mir i'm Stanb fno Su
belorsen aQe &rten ,pen ;, TX ,:T -. ( 49,.
pla II ieren, .TuSen u. Ylanieren BON GubbDben,
49,? 3tr{9neieen pom rJlccrin9" w. Sieins (pel-
q Dies tin Dritiel Der Soften eripdrt.)
Z !3irfelldseu, Mustpben pon @eTnlen,
-e,.r., 9attbul3idneiben fir Stelma9fr,
,s@s "5'''x%'e '3ul3bre9ieln. '''- I
Z @ir tutrben serlu@tn, Mut sufriebenlsu aeasn,
uns Mrbeiten lbertra9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-01-12
VtUlH OfH3.
Spiepb SilSmeier,
NJ I1ilDr

- NadfoIger yon
'" ~ NJ SaS1ct,
@roez unb &lcinb1ncler in.
9uten, &appen, pel5waaren
~ Scrren=Wfpoe= @aaren,
Nr. A. &o9ers 8lpd> brittle Strabe>
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va III, I = 49, = Minne1pta.
" ~ SD babe Dor &ur3sm rnein @ei9aftslcfal
NIT etnent ret9en Enforcement ron Waaren per-
ieRen unb peri. .ufe gu ben bilisiten preiien,
9acpb y. GieberbDfcr,
@erftrtiser u,,b 8ertdufer BON aaen @orten BON
- 80 Dbeln, q
- x . ,r,itte @tra6e, IS
eeseniber npn st. Sing Carpet. Gtore, nebe eem
,~ ':'n.'' : rMmercan. 5rule.
. Yerienen, bic gu ta,ufen %beabi9tisen, lnb er~
iudt, por5uipre9en uno n,eiaen MSbelprrratb Ell
uer Beii6tisung 5u unterwerfen. inoem biz. Sua=
litat r1einer Mrbeit BON teinent @tabli1ertent in ber
9ta6t IbertrpFen tereen fann.
MDbellt irgenb elmer Dirt tperoen auf BefeQung
1tneQ unb punttli6 angefertt9t. tni
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09
FIVE DAYS LATER FROu EUROPE
Arrival OF the Canadian at Portland
and the Edinburg at This Port.
OUR NATIONAL TROUBLES.
Proposed Mediation of England
and France.
u Rupture Between Austria and
Piedmont Imminent.
Prince Alfred to Visit Canada
Next Summer.
THE POPES ALLOCUTION.
-~~--~~~-~~--~~
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
u Rupture Between Austria and
Piedmont Imminent.
Prince Alfred to Visit Canada
Next Summer.
THE POPE'S ALLOCUTION.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&A., ksss &ss
the NEWS BY THE EDINBvRc.

Tho steamship Edinburg, Captain Brooks, from
Liverpool the 27th via Queenstown the 2Sth ult,
rived at this port yesterday afternoon bringing upwards
OF 800 passengers the mails and 500 600 in specie Her
advces are anticipated by the Canadian at Portland.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post writing
the 25fh ut., says
The spstchcs which have reached official quarters
here from the United states anticipate civil war IL
suggested high quarters that England aud francs
sncLd mediate be,ree7s the North and the Souh IN order
possible 10 blotdshed
The London Star OF the 25th ult says
The advices, further have tended rather TO
increase d,mush the apprehensions that have long
prevailed the vi events there The danger
Of ciy q ever, aud this side there is
probability vi "A revival of the eiluX Of gold thlther
Miss Sbedden appeared in the Court OF Probate the
9TH ult, aid applied for hearing in the case OF shed
den VS. Ps ick. She stated that she had lodged ap
peal to the House OF Lords in Of the apple alton
being refused Sir C. Cresswe said If she bad right to
apply rehearing doubt the full Court would hear
lie applies, IN but he could himself do nothing.
The street railway In London was opened on the
Esd III ne line running for about mile from Marble
Arch in the direction Of N)ttng hill As is well knowa
Mr. Train the enterprsng founder Of what is likely
% become permanent British institution. Ia the after
noon Mr Tram gave ssturtle lunch in honor of the
event
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

raj, Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
~, sideUre No. 3 President street Bier ret
be- Inferred IN the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross, ~
NosE--At Unadilla, o,sego county, n on Tue
March &C. Dir. THOMAS NOBLE. agei 7! years
PIlIIrs On sunday, April 2, GEORGE 3. eldest son o.
George and Eliza Philips (deceased) aged ~ years ana
days.
The relatives and FRIENDS OF the family and those Of
tend the fupora from the residence OF his brother In
law. James Lucas 295 West Twenty fourth street, this
TUESDAY Afternoon at two O'Clock.
San Francisco papers please copy
ter OF the late Rev Christian and Caroline Pauzon In
the SD year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the Upper church, at
Hackensack NJ j., thJday (Tueeday) at twelve O'Clock
The friends and relatives invited TO attend without
further notice. Hackensack cars leave Jersey City a.
0 :35 A. NJ, returning at 535 r. N.
SAITER.-0n Monday, April s, MARY, the beloved
daughter of Bernard and Margaret Saer, aged years,
month and II days.
neral from the residence Of her parents 22 avenue A.
this (ruesday) afternoon, at two O'Clock
sHosNARp.-On Saturday, April o, CHARLES SHoSSARDs
aged IS years. -
The relatives and friends of the family DE respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this tuesday, afternoon,
three O'clock from his late residence In Maspeth ON
the Newtown road, L. l. Carriages will be at Peck slip
and Division avenue ferries from two to half past i've
o'clock to convey the friends TO the house.
WkEDEN On Monday morning after n lingering illness,
DANIEL WkEnEs IN the oath Of his age, son OF tho
late Daniel s. Wh8eden.
Funeral services at st. stephens church, corner OF
Broome and Christie streets, Wednesday afterno at
two O'Clock. The friends invited TO attend The
mains will be inferred In Greenwood.
WuIIAMs.-At the residence Of his grandfather, VIM
Stevens Esq 10 Hudson terrace Hoboken, j., wALrEK
Turns. only of William H. and Henrietta Williams
aged years, months and Ia days.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock. Th0
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09

sound. Had the crew been acquainted with the bay,
they might easily have made Dnge, Ventry or Naentia
but coming close 20 the mainland they saw sandy strand
for which they mace Had they reached II they you'd
certainly have persisted as is covered gh water
ano backed BY inaccessible cliffs When tue Islanders
ss~ that she running 10 destruction they hoisted
signal launched boat snd pulled TO their assistance
We wtethed exhausted that when tue ISLAND
boat threw they could not pull stroke TO
help her -Four of the islanders got into her. and with the
me- tt strenuous exerons OF ALL they were just able 10
GET to the landing place. On their arrival, bucket fun
OF water had To be brought to the famshed and thirsty
creatures but two OF the passengers dropped dead from
the sheer fatigue and hardship hes had undergone One
] am sorry TO say, was kerrymaD, named Quin,
native Of Killarney, and the other poor lad from
Scotland.
The survivors taken to the houses OF the islanders
and, with what poor means they hsd mos. Hospitality
treated They bted in four, and three and on,
according 10 the Of their host Amongst those who
received them were Mr. John Jordan and VIM. Gran
held. The captain and crew express themselves most
warmly regarding the kindness and hospitabe treatment
they received at the hands OF the islanders shame,
stolen from them Their boat lost, she too
heavy be launched On their from the island
In Dsge they most kindly received by Lieutenant
Hawkey, N, and Mr. William Collier the receiver Of
Tralee, and per rail to Cork The local magistrates vii
use their utmost exertons to discover and punish the
theft have mentioned
have enoeavored TO collect the of the survi-
vors, which are MS folOw-Harmer b. Parmerlee, mas
ter native of New York Charles Bowlings chief mate,
do; Thomss Morton, seconi mate, Liverpool jaime
Hanlan, third mate, Boston; Richard Williams. ooat
swan New Orleans; Samuel Deem carpenter, se~ Yor
Originally from Kinsae, County Cork); William Bever
lsno A. b Londonderry, ireland, Daniel Donovon,
New York Originally from Queenstown); Aiexande
OHara, A. Dublin; John Wina, A. b Liverpool, an
the steward, a Frepchmau.
PaseenPe rf saved:3George Porter and John Murphy
both of Liverpool Passengers buried In the BlAske
lsland:-Quin. Killarney and Scottish lad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-09
Probable murder An the Sixth Ward

About egh, O'Clock laat evening party Of young mon
entered the saloon Of Anihoay Murrio, No 81 Baxter
street, the Five Points, and became engaged
friendly game of billiards. When they had nearly
pleto the game dispute arose respecting shot made
by one OF the payers There several others In the
pnco ut the time, among tho,n two named Thomas
Esg.u d. Dpis Shay Both these hearing the
spue walled up along eide the tabe AMI volunteered
ther opinion in the matter One OF the party told them to
away that they did solicit their advice Bus Eagan
and shaw no refused 60 finally seized the balls
sud began 10 throw them around the Murrillo,
tho proprietor seeing this became greatly
tired 10 put shay cut into the In thif he
Nur-iilo IN the hack nurrio he struck,
terrible wc,nd 10 such thatlhs entrais pro-
Nn the hea1 Eagan at sank TO the floor and me
police oe,Dg cslied IN conveyed him to the New York
Hospital The bolse surgeon, under whose care he Was
placed examination stated that there but little
hope Tor the unfortunate rs has wounds would
doubtedy prove fatal Captain Bowling Of tie Sixth
ward had yurro arrested and locked IN the station
hons. the rasu % tie wounded mans injuries
The dirk Eve u Iength abd about 5sif az inch
broken off the end he body OF E.gan Several or
those IN the uace AT the time, named hcsae Eagerly,
Michael Finn Michael WEIGH, Michael sian, Theodore
Isaac, ennis sullivan, Nichael Murphy and jeremiah
Murrio the brother OF the Prisoner also held as
W
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AcfDxSr 10 Ex- MAYOR TIFMAsS --Daniel r. Temann
tn im mediate predecessor Mayor Wood n tue civic
chau, wss The victim OF d.stresug ACCIDENT about
bs-psst ten O'Clock yesterday roorpDg yhilc driving
through Em street, the vicinity OF Grand his horse
taddeniy became unmsrsg eable, and das1ed of with
Fest fury, running down street at steam saop,
until midway bet Seen Caral ant Grand streets, when
tle Wagon struck against a Ilmppost throwing
Sr Tia-uarr the sdesals With great violence.
The forsc of the collision great 70 bend the
'arpport. hr HeTaaIE taken Mp iDsensible
C'EutOn tnd c.nvey ed 10 DIR Mcreous drug store
OF Grand ard El Fir.e,s proper resorative5
sereapphed Alter ling speecnless for anout an boar,
ne recovered iousLeas when found that the
injuries sustained LOT o. dangerous character Tie
right arm severely hurt bit not fractured, and
Drmber n brrs wal lie about The back and right
tide. He WAS speed II couvc. 30 Ii us In q carriage,
after thanking r Moreton his IL Is hoped
liti,e rest WI restorc Tsmann 20 perfect health
DIEoATss 70 rBE NAlIoSAt TYPoGRNfmcAL CONVEX
17oN.At Tho REGULAR moothy meeting Of the New York
typographical Urion, No G, held their rooos, 1875
Bow,ry, on Saturday evening, April q, the following de-
egaes were elected 10 reOresent sad Union In the forth
coming Corvenen, u be held 10 this city on the first
Monday IN May next u " Flynn, New York Tribune
r y Browne, Sunday Dispatch; W. @. Cowlos, NEw
YORK HERALD.
MynnG OF JoURSEYMES HORSE PAISTERs.--The House
rsinters Of thin city held meeting last evening TO
dscuss the qut stion OF wages AFTER long debate 10
regard 70 the condition 81 the trade tie following bosses
a addition 20 those already reported, named pay
ing $2 per day;-Ncssls Sory, Mccormick, Pakard,
Corner, Rocksiear Stats, Msuner x Spencer, Smell,
Hughes, jenkins, and Fosdok Another meeting will DC
held on next Monday evening, whcr Is expected moe
OF tho employ ers will nocede TO the demand
lvMsEcrScTs OF kos1rsKo--The Historical Society
viii meet this evening in the lecture Of their hall
TO hear the reading Of unusually interesting paper,
prepared from the original manuscript "reminiscences OF
kotciufko ny Colonel Xavier Ieitp,r. The Row. DR..
hawkes. will read the paper. Tho proceeds from the sale
o. tiokos VIII be applied the purchase from Colonel
oe.nef Of the original bust OF Koscusko for the 50.
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BrnOkhyn CITY News
COMMON CoUNCii,-PITHy AND ACCEPTABLE SPEECH
OF TIE NEW PRESIDENT.

COhMON CoUNCiif-PITHf AND ACCEPTABLE SPEECH
OF TIE NEW PRESIDENT.
The Common Council met last evening Alderman
Kabsscb, he President ans Mayor elect, present.
but he uo rot take his scat either President
Der OF the Eighteenth
The Board orgarizsd with Alderman Franks In tho
chair, Mr. hs-bnes2n had resigned his position as
President
ballot wis then taken fof President, when Charles
Ff.aks elected.
The PrslCrl eject then took his when H. return
Cd thanks - hfFe worts at once apurOpi ate gnort and
sweei. aid altogether acceptable 10 the reporters, for
winch - Will 70 gratefully remembered NJ them 10 all
puste tiiy, - follows:-' GentlemeL, thank you"
hr. Frabks however, not dolly amply filled the chair,
but he shaved that he abe u preserve order ana
ihc Bnsrd adjourned without the transaction OF auy other
ihnn routine business ordering Of 2pec. Al
election for alderman of the Ech'eenth ward. the
IL INST IN roOln OF Mr. haibneLsch who hiss been
elected Mayor.