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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-04

We, thu people of the Confederate states
each State acting in its sovereign aud inde-
rendpnt character, in order TO form p"rtna'
neat Federal Government, establish justice,
insure domestic tranquility, and secure me
blessings OF liberty to ourselves and our pos
terity--in voking the favor and guidance OF
Almighty God--do ordain and establish TINS
Constitution for the Confederate States OF
America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-04

d
L>-Aa To No. Wall street a. 2h--ln
LAWRENCE 5. MARIE,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in the CoDrts OF the city OF Richmond
and the counties OF Asnrieo, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner Of
the q nited STATES Court OF Claims.
The partnership between MI CHAsTAIs Wits
and himself being dissolved, his ONCE is now On
nth st, lust below eiaddfn's Hall fe l3-iy
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-11

I = MCGINN & co,
- SFOCR h D ELL BROKERS,
No. 6 NORTH STREET
Buy and sell on commission exclusively STOCKS,
BONDS, &c, in this and her markets. ja4
CILDGRSLEVE & WHITRIDGE
/ ~ BILL AND STOCK BROK ERS.
/ sliG 81 SECOND STREET
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-11
glnhItf S;aIEs.



. By VIRTUE or A DECREE OF THE
a'7 CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the
lHeessIEnci as Trustee Will sell at public auction.
~ n s3 city on MONDAY, the 2ISt day Of January,
81. .s5!; at one o'clock, the FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
Inu AHi I, that is to say: ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND
,tti IN e city Of Baltimore, thus described Beginning
W ne ins on the line of the eide Of Charles street. at
i'lahG' OF one hundred and ten feet north from the
thence north, bounding the side Of Charles
tN-ty ieei; thence east parallel t. alison street
- icet to the east side of three feet alley; thence
uh arnE The east side Of said alley twenty feet and
.sc west one hundred feet TO the place Of beginning
suneet to the yearly ground rent Of $780, payable semi
10. Ithy aescred IN the lease recorded in iber G. E.
, me above prlpery improved ny and handsome
trte-st1ry DWELLING with Back Building, and is the
sixth hose in The roH from tie OF Charles and Mad
The terms Of c prescribed by the Decree are One
mar css The balance credit OF six months; the credit
payment to he secured satisfactorily to the trustee
HENRY G. DALLAM, Trustee.
d-9.sat.wels&ds Auctioneer
By WILLIAM HAMILTON
Te..sa TRUSTEES SALE.-l will, by virtue
Eai OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
sell by public auction, at the Exchange Sales Room
Second street. adjoining the Postofice, IN SATURDAY,
GROUND situated in the city oresad, the west side OF
Pearl street. IS feet and inches north from Fayette street.
having front of IA feet and depth of IS feet Improved
a twO-Si0 Brick DWELLING, No. 36
Terms of saeUlc third cash. and the balance in six and
/. r. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
WIN HAMILTON,
G222aw&ds Auctioneer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

How THE ArroRrrosxEsr on MKsBERs
or CoScRFss Is MADE When the census
Of the United States is fully completed. Il IL
the duty Of ;.e Sec'y. OF the Interior. 10 divide
the whole number OF free persons, with three
6fths Of the slave, By two hundred and
the present number OF mem
bsrs, and the product shall be the ratio Of
one member. The Secretary OF the Interi-
Or shall then proceed 10 the same manner to
ascertain the representative population OF
each State BY the ratio already determined
BY him 40 above shown; and The result OF
Of this last divisio shah be the number OF
representatives appointed 70 each State. -
The loss in the number OF members caused
BY the fractions remaining IN the several
States shall be compensated for BY assigning
TO 90 many States having the Isrgest frsc
tons an additional member each for the
fractions, a. may be necessary 70 make the
number Of representatives two hundred and
thirty. three.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

According TO dispatch from Washington,
General Scott has given the President On
elsborste opinion in reference 70 the preseni
condition ri the military defences Of the
country, and what should be done in view o
possible contingencies. lie deprecates &C.
cession, snd begs his own State Of Virgins
10 pause and bear the ills she hiss, rather
than fy 10 those she knows not Of. But II
secession occurs. he ssys Il will result Ia
the formation Of not only two but four dis
tinct nstionali,ies. These are ~ follows:
First-New York. New England Pennsyl.
vsnia. MicLigao. Wisconsin, lows and Min
neso,a. The Second will consist Of Indi-
ans. Illinois, Ohio, Western Virginia, and
80 along down the Blue Ridge taking in
Western Florida. Alabama. Mississippi,
louisa a, Tennessee. Arksnsas. Kentucky,
Missouri and Texas. The third will con.
sist o. South Caroline, Georgia, East Flor
ida, Eastern Virginia. psrhsps Maryland
end Delaware. The Pacific States will con
stituts the fourth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09
Fort Mcultrie Evacuated!

CHARLEsToS, Dee. az
Fort Moultrie wss evacuated last night
Previous 10 the evacuation the guns were
spiked. The for 10 nov being demolished
ny FIRE.
Intense excitement prevails. The Con.
Fenon is ia secret session.
Second Dspa,ch.-I is only the gun-csr.
riages that are on FIRE. Til cannon ere
spiked and il is rumorsd that train il laid
10 blow up The Fort.
Mi Anderson states tina. he evacuated
Foft Moulirie in order 10 alIsy the discus.
sion about that post, and II the same time
10 strengthen his own position.
Lster.-The militsry have been ordered
on, 10 protect the magazines and srsensls 10
this locality. II Is reported thst military
corps from the interior are en- route here
have just had IN interview with Captain
Fosles, now in command Of Fort Moultrie
lie ssys Anderson has been acted upon bis
own rsf possibility. Fort Moultrie has not
been set on fire. Captain Foster is still in
command with few regulars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

LINCOLN ov SEcEssrox-His vrFws ~
The Springfield correspondent cf The St
Louis Republicsn writes: The readers Of the
Republican are donhsIessiv very srx'oos
to know what he thinks to % IN reference
70 the secession. after succesding Duch-
snsn 10 the Presidential ch,ir. Although
fsr from claiming 20 be 10 NJ L'nco' n's con-
fdence.'o spesk by su'horiiv. (having no
hing e expect nor SIX. ycur correspondent
does not approach the foof-sfcol of power).
I have il vet from IN entirely reliable source
that the President eject thinks ,hs, no State
should be forced 20 remain in The Union snd
thst he will only use coercion n required to
do so bv special act or Congress
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

A Coon RuLF.-- A man who j. very rich
now. wss very poor when he wss boy -
Whom asked how he 90. his riches be re-
piled: my father ssught me never 20
play ill my work wss finished, and never
10 spend nv money TN had earned it
II II had bu, one hours work 10 . dav, I
must do ,hsf ihe first thing. and in On hour.
and sf,sr khis was allowed !, play, and
could play With much more pleasure than
il hsd The thought of an unfinished task
before my mind. had thus early formed
the habi, Or doing everything n time, and
Il soon becsme easy 70 DO 80. II i u This
| owe my prosperity
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09
Exciting Intelligence! I!
REVENUE CUTTER SElZEDi,

WAsHIsCroS, Dec. 30.
The Cabinet has just adjourned, al er a
pro,racted session Of six hours. Affairs a.
Charleston were the subject under consi.er-
alton. Secretary Floyd stated to the Prssi-
de nj in writing that unless Major Anderson
w as sithdrawn from Fort Sumpter be could
not remain in the Cabinet Secretaries
Thompson. and Thomas were understood
to entertain the same views, but the ev MS
to- day changed theiIminds somewhat The
Presiden, determined after full deiberasivn,
not 10 withdraw Maj. Anderson. Secretary
Floyd's resignation was ,horfore, ascrp,e.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has Just
received a dispatch irom.C Charleston, stating
that the revenue cutter in the. port Of
Charles,o on hiss. ). been seized BY the aihori-
ties. and that the captain. VITO il . native
Of Charleston, has resigned. This inieili-
&c nee was immediately communicated to the
Cabinet.
The Navy department az 2 r. M. received
q dispatch from James T.. Foster, command
ing the SLAYER Bonita. which was carried into
stating that his prisoner, the
aPtuin of the SLAYER, had been taken be-
fore a State Judge, BY . writ Of hsbeas cor
pus; that the Judge remanded Tie prisoner
to his custody on the ground that he had no
and that on his way to the
Bonita with his prisoner. he had beer. taken
from his custody BY mob:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

GOVERNOR WRIGHT From he B.vlin
Of the London Daily Tele-
graph We extract The following deserved
10 Gov. Wright:
Among the daily visitors st Kroli's ,hsra
is ono whose province, according to Euro
pesn notions, would hardly seem TO lie in
the bucolic haunfs Of men. Mr.. Wright,
the Ambassador Of the United States. acting
% the true representative OF . people. and
leaving the play Of diplomatic intrigue 70
biz more arisioc.atic brethren OF the old con
sinent, seems to have devoted eli his leisure
for the last fortnight 10 the inspection and
security to plows. manure, soils, corn. fg.,
apples. and, eli The cereal members Of Ma
lures family. The honorable Ambassador.
who has nov psssed three yeas 10 this CAPT.
tai has been always conspicuous for taking
greater interest in the furrow Of the plough
thu in the finest stroke Of diplomacy. Mr.
Wright. though fortunately for The people
be represents, NOT frequently mentioned in
The dispatches OF Continental Ministers, 10 4
writer Of eminence on agricultural topics
10 his own country. % well ss the Jissemin-
ssor Of the American mode OF farming inss.
land apparently very unlike tho virgin soil Of
bis ns,ive home. or the reports Of the Ameri-
rsn Patent Office hear thai there are him.
sreds distribussd''hrough bis agency and n
iouhs not bnt that a benefcsnt effect will
result from HE well insentioned labors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

There was fellow once stepped out N
The door Of tavern on The ,sii.sissirri,
meaning 70 walk mile 10 tho shcre u rhe
next tavern. Jas a, The landing there Isy
big RAJ. one cf the regular Old fashioned
waslers--a rsi, mile lorr.
Well, the fellow heard Tie lsnjiord s.v
The rat was mile long, and he said 10 him.
self, Il will 90 forth anil see Ills great wrn.
De-. snd lei my eyes behold ihe ,imber-
which he hand Of man hath hcwnr -
he got on y; The inwer end, ard heran 10
smbula,e ovef'ihc, wood in pretty fair time
But Just as he got stsrlei. the raft started
too. and ~ he walked 10 The river II walke.i
down. both travelling a, the. same rate
When he %, q the end Of The stick, Ne
found they ~ere'prety near ashore. ana IL
sigh' of a tavern SO he lsnifd, and walked
straight inio..'he bar room he'd came out of.
The genersl. ssmencss Of things took him
. li,lle aback, bur he looked The iaaJlnrd
steady in the face. and settled il in his way:
Publican, I. sid he. arc you gifted with
iwir brother. who keeps similar sized ta,-
crn. with duplicated wife. Comparing
wocd-pie, snds... Corresponding circus bill
mile from herel
The tavesn-kseper was fond OF Mn. ard
accordingly said that twas just 81.
.And publican, have you among your
dry goods for the en,erainmerf ,of s-mnn
and horse. any whisky Of The same size Of
that OF your bro,he-'sr
And the taverns- man .s.id-tha,-fr from The
rising The sun even unto The going down Of
The same he had
Thev took the drinks. whes the stranger
said, Publican. ..ihrt twin brother Of yours
Is fine Young mans vcrv fine man. il.
deed. But. do you know, I'm afrsid that
he sufTsrs.. a good deal: with the Chicago
Idiptherar'
Ard what's 'haft- ssked.ihe todd-rickrr.
ITS when The truth settles so firm in a
man that non-sos ii.ever comes oni. Com.
mon doctors. Of ,he.cainip SORT. cal !, lyin'.
When ] left your brothers. confectionery.
here was raj, n his door vhirh ne sxore
his Iife.'o wees mile long. Wen. cubrcsn.
! walked. thst rift from bin 70 rail. from
hi~ door to yours. Now. know nv time,
and I'm just rs good Tor mysslf - for hcss,
snd better Tor thar than srv man vrn ever
did see. siways wslk mile 10 ex-ci'y
twenty minutes. on.a good rcai snd TT ~
busted with ~ overlooked .Injrn gun II I've
been more'n ten minutes coming here. step
pin over the blamed logs ~ ,hat'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

TorAL 1.543,l1s I,s5s,500 6S7, s43 5s5, 2o6
Lincoln received 1,65s,50O votes and
2,s15,75 votes were cast against him. % he
J. elected, with : majority against him Of
e57 252-he thus goes into Office with me.
jority Of nearly one million Of the votes Of
the American people against him.
In nine States Of the Union Lincoln did
not receive q solitary vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09
HOME TESTIMONY.

Posey Co. Ind April 20
Oh. RoBAcK-Sir-I feel Il my duty 70
present you my certificate, 10 show you the
benefit have received from your medicines,
the Scandinavian Blood Pills and Z Iood Pu.
rifier. After being afflicted for some three
years, giving our physicians irial. and alec
the medicines or Dr.. D-,I was persus.
ded 10 Try your Pills and Purifier, which
did, snd they cured me perfectly.
You're, truly, ID. J. FUGAH.
nr See advertisement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

New BuaSEss ron JUsrrcR % THE PEA cE.
~ justice ofthe peace Al weehs " ken II nd.
son CO., N. j., recently baptized three chill
dren according to The usual religious rites.
He states that the parents are Germans,
and they think he 10 empowered to 10 any.
thing and be being Yankee thinking Il no
harm 70 make % mpsh . possible does Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

SPhINGFIkLD, DEC. q.
The Democratic State Committee d ILL.,
nois have called State Convention to be
held in this city IN the 10Th prcximo to con.
fer Is to the existing national crisis and 70
adopt some line Of policy relsiivo thereto.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 81
A dispatch received BY : citizen to nigh,
announces that Gen. Cameron has been ap
pointed Secretary Of the Treasury. and tina.
he Is now in Springfield and will accept the
appointment. The authority for This i
deemed reliable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

GA I'LL requiring every stiorney on tho
request Of HE client to give written opinion
upon given csse. spd holding him respcn-
sbIe when through incompc,ency neglect or
on his part the cIirnt suf
fsrs damage. hss psssed the House in tho
Vermont Legislature.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

THE vFRNosr Personal LIBERTY Bril-.
The Legislature Of Vermont has refused
10 repeal the personal liberty set a. ,hst
State. The vote 20 repeal was sc, (cj Re-
publicans. SO Democr.'s); he vote against
was I25, all Republicans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

~ The Welch hsve = saying, that II :
woman wss g quick with her fsetss with
her tongue. che could catch Iightnisg 10
kisdIs the Gre 10 the morsing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09
puBLIsHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY,, AT JASPER
DUBOIS cousry, ISpIANA, ny
c L N E Mt DO AN z.
UfFIcE-CoRxKR OF MACDONALD AID
WEST STREETS.


rersqoare ~ ID lines or less, week. = 90.
lirh subsequent insertion, % cis.
l.onrrr advertsements, az same rate. a
traction cver even square orsquarcs, counted
IS -.upfp. These are The terms FIR tran
4enr advertisements; reasonable dsnnc-
tian ~ill ne made % regular advertisers.
Npilccs 81 appointment Of administrators
,ni lAasl notices OF like character 10 De
ual ~ II aiynnce.
ANNOUNCING cAsDIpATEs
f'sr I',xnship Offices, each, Sl,O0
isi r.nnfY 200
p5- Distinct. Circuit. or State, 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-09

The following 10 the official vote Of the
Union. with the exception Of Michigan
Florida and Oregon.
10 Texas W. give the vote TO Bell which
wss cast for Douglas and Bell jointly.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-11-29

VALUE OF AN EXPLANATIONS. "A GER
tain king, it is said, sent to another king
saying:
send me blue pig with black tail,
or else"
The other, in high dudgcon at the
presumed insult, replied:
Il nave none, and if ! had"
On which weighty cause they went to
war for many years. After a safety Of
glories and miseries. they finally be-
thought them that, as their armies and
resources were exhausted, aud their king
doms mutually laid waste, it might be
well enough to consult about the prelin-
inaries of peace; but before this could
be concluded, a diplomatic explanation
was FIRST needed of the insulting language
which had formed the ground Of the
quarre'
What could you mean" asked the
second king Of the first, "by saying,
send me blue pig with black tail, or
else
Why" said the other, II meant a
blu pig with black tail, or else some
other color. But" retorted he, "what
could you mean by saying, l have none,
and if / had'-p
"Why, Of course, if ! had, I should
have sent i'll" an explanation which was
entirely satisfactory, and peace was CON
eluded accordingly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-11-29
1Dsetrp.
The voice Chad wins its Way.

If words could satsfy the heart
The heart NIGH find less care
But words, like SIMMER birds, depart,
And leave but empty DIR.
A little said, nd.rnly said,
Can deeper joy Impart
Than hosts Of wotis that reach the head,
But never totch the heart.
A voice that wins its sunny way
A lonely hometo cheer,
Hath oft the fcwst words to say,
But, o, those isw, how dear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

A tgsppGrs PLE WOMAN wls HES SITUATION
n a. nur-. cAn take baov g. aN stt 30
D,ip serlnr 49, NJ obJ0tusn assist IN oga secs0r.
I all al .i73 broadway, ~ thc rva"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sicUA.
n ton do ohsrberw TX ard waiting will assist ~ he
washing nd Ironing est o. ets rtfeencs SaA a. 81 ID
between i,st sd I'D STA la he 81 Tor tao asyt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-11

4 Fsrnttf GTaL rls8s. TO 400 70 SUH0rR
= ollr ,skt ,re ch'idr,n Al lays ID, or H.
sgv oatets na,s9aver reference fc7m her pressn
employer "a senlars 20 sIs Williams "a Ssyn
s., jersey CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
Personal Intelligence.


Ping d: The New York Hotel
g. serzon o. Eoglano Ives % Prof. Charles
Anory and Charles rhondike, Of Eost,n, stopping
the Brevoort house.
Colonel Carpenter, OF the United States Army; Rev
o. E Herrica and q. OF Key West; DE- s. Russell xad
family, Of Saratoga Evan Leigh and family, Of uaucbes
ter, England: z. c. WGterston OF piston; W F. Lee;h
and j. puPaY, OF Phiadepha, are stopping al the b.,
Nicholas EItel
E Churchill, Of Canada; / 4 B,stwioS g: Newark:
D. stuart ard VIE G: Long Island j. @orthe so Don
OF Re-een Point; q AFRO vsmith. j " Cox, and w o..
Weed and wife, Of New York: 8 yarfuzsr o. albany;
Rcarc Gel Monte, Xgael Eca n Mariaao R,ca OF da.
vana are stepping at the LTsrse House.
Colonel Fyank ?. lair, of 81. Ions, No W. Lessel
OF Alsbams " Bslcher, OF BoHtor; s. spencer, Of
Ohio; Carroll Of the United STATES Army; Mr. Oalien
der, OF G. nnecS;cat; J. Logan, OF Canada; W. l..
rroxel, Of So. Louis,l John Plumer, of London J..
Cromwell, OF the United States Navy, and q. A. Bel
cher, Of New Orleans stopping at the metropolitan
Hotel.
Major JI.dd and c. Il Bigelow and wife, of Nassachu-
eetts; ". GrAntheim and W. CSverfy and ,rty, of
Botton Or Nastison, OF Providence II. G. Rubbard Of
yidtletowp; Rev. A. Wadlegh and wife OF Pnlacel.
psa, and Roscoe Coning OF Utica are stopping at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
EoR. FL! rheyer, Hon. George Ashmun, AMI Eihn
AdSms. OF Massachusetts Hon. r. FrancRotte, Hon A.
". Clark, and Bon. j. G. Dun New York Colonel F,isby
ofnce's, OK the Th.rtis regiment: Captain j. l.
Le~s. and I = Peck. OF New Haven; " Sewa-t, Jr
Q. Auburn, \. VI O. Palmer, 6f Hartford II Bloom
aeld, Of louisville Ky J. Thornton, Of Xontreal
@ ". and + Dsveraux, OF Salem; James II. Easto&
o! Iowa; Rsmrn Q. Williams, o. Havana: Ne. Abe Of
Mount sorra; G s. Mse'on, and ". Newman and
O. New YorK, and VI S. Lave, o. Emra, are stopping
AZ the Astsr Rcasc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
The Mendoza EArthquake.

Some account has recently been given OF the earth
quake at Mendoza interior city Of the Argentine C,
fedsratien- Over 10000 persons are known to ha7.
persisted in the city and neghborhooi. Many THOUSAND
survivors are left entirely desttate and ge nunbe
have been 60 manned that they will be nscessaril, de
pendent upon charity for the Of their lives. TAI
complete destruction Of the city prosts.es the ,rdi
nary Commerce Of the province that those able to yorl
End DO ore abe to employ them, and the m,s. aoiec
poverty hags The people snb,crptioos have seer
made u ihs ! eshbosing ovnces aud In Ell ope, E
he these unurtnn 4s peop and II s 70 BE- h,psi that
In tn cruntry chaisblv oisposei psrs may
ne able and wiliDgto assss them, notwithstanding The
dsmans now made by ceenis here Subscriptions wit
be recelveo and orscroed TO aendozs by Manuel r
Care q, Secretary Of legation orpS Eiwarf F. DAWSON
CoDaul Of Buen0s Ayres, at No las Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY VssT Fla jane %, 1891
L'tiy ApneryIns Of The Ra,bor E,1Bs,J Of II. EI,c-
ai.ad1 sfaaj-ya lnc-.oss ~ sss Jaton ys.sia.n at
S,y $es-A c.sy Of B2si,.n C.oa,io,ed hy u; Pre-
.s.ts o. ~ No. Fe.,.b, Sc.
On, hbor tss TO- :Ls iss three weeks p-essnssd are
slvey sp2slrs:'e, SDg - tao 2-esencs Of 20 many
near' sa-, .DHg IA s;esues ~s'co have arrived
SOD ieFzed tas soh CAyo,ns aad GAss ach sssvs,
rom B,ltea; tbs fFcLsviIs an ;bs ulDtgonery. Atsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
Obituary..

slGF0R AM0D1o, TEE BARITONE.
Intelligence reached this city tina. signor Auciio
the great baritone, who vel liked by the Amer
can public, ia d. a. rs report - that recsnt voyage
from Venezuela 20 this c5un!sS he attacked by yell
low fever Of the rost malignant type, and fell Victim
70 Tbs: dreadful maady. The announcement will cre1e
general resre.Aere and ands ia Europe, Anodo was
quite iavoIi!e bs.h ro.e.si1naly and p.lvately
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-29
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

TIE ssissse Avannsh went into commission yesterday
.'teroD TIE work % .oe po:cns, 10 progressing fast:
she yesterday Gitepocp siken cat o. 81. Try 3ok
~Id lies siopgsiie The vbss., receiving Ter sps-a
rDe sh.s supply VII tnio or.ng &c iD.o tbs dry
dock for rsps:rs The ssesuer ETre. Lue VII slso &,
mt drck Ipr Yenai-s