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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

GDmmer <Nrro1l0emcnt*
Ne1e galioaicrz unp GrpreGz 8radtz9in,c.
9ctruit= u'1o Witlmaufic= @iicnbahu.
tn gerbincun9 init tcu
Neucn urb ld1nen ScconzD arnp1ldiftcn
uDetrpi" unp Wtlmaufee".
Ha5 Han1tfidif oMilmaufee", @art. NiGarts,
Hrr|abt cen Ord an 6u6e YIN Milmoufee=S trans
1eeen MrrAsn rraelle 5 llbr (Srnnta9s ouaats
%l,rnWen Unb ,teht nit ben Gtlcutubu= 3Iocu r.,
Tetrrit= rnp Milmaufee=, Wrat 9Eejirrnl NM
Nsw=yr1f eentral<Noil=9 tcao in rirrftcr ySrr-
%tineuua,
Anfunit 1T Niaaara Salts 4 l1hr Mprosns,
Mlteny 4 llbr Wodtm.,
Mtm=yprf 8 llbr 80 ". Mbts.
gpltrn ~ llbr Mad,ts.
Aos Namr1tdifT ~Ietrrit", GAIT. NcNrirt.
SfrlABt rfn Ipt bfr Ietrpit< uup NEiJmo ,te,-
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aua9snrmmcu).
Antuntt III Getrrt rtr 80 81. Nrra.
Susp. grie5e 5 llbr 2ltencs,
Nlt1Iy 4 llbr Mcrasns>
9lew yrrf 10 lbr IS 81. N2ora..
Sntrn II ltr As Mit.
pnlla9s=Silets via Geesl= pcer Iamriln,1:
a"u Slflnth> pal1eurN SaHre, Mutptrpcn> Nri.
tsrc0n1, ElSerrrrl &c. 1rrpeu in pr Otfice t.,
ermrcsnic n%rrfauft.
YaQuetc fir irgent einen AT trr Ietrcit uni
Vt''~autee = gilentaDn %gele9cnen Ylab ptrten
prrn'pt u,1o tiuig befDrbert.
1Non Setd11e Tradt: Via D. s. Nj r
A'sls epmpa9nie %tetHrrert Iradt su t~cccutcnt
9srli'9tren Yreiica, ihueler uup fid,srer, ais n.
Srnc el!1e anrere Weieuldoft.
0T7ee III Milwautie $50 Sitma0trtrabe,
g.. Memeier, Gaillrcr.
JulinSMpSius> General &sent,
S. $. IS ! II H.
r%eilcnber Nyent fir ten Msefsc.
Sbemo5 IcrHcs> m,a,,:..
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
@nenbQbnen Il. Darnpfbppte.
Baltimore uno Ohio GiGnbabn.

D. By - Die ero6e @oute mad
Wa1bi1lstcn> Baltimore, Ybilabelpbia,
Nemzyprt unp Bpifpn.
Dteie sortretltae Sobn, nit ibren Yerbellerteu
tpeitlide1 gerbinoun9en, bietet pet1 Ne,ienbem e;nf
otrefte Sinte 11a9 Baltimore Ybilabelrbio .sfem-
yort unb Bpltpn+ Mu9 1T le bic eiu;ioe Npute.
out trelder man Our6san9s= 8iQete 15rpuohz
&ldet8) 1ao 0epad1marfen (Gbefs) mad Ma-
btngtpn erbalten farm.
Orei pailaeier< 3iige o%erlaisn Mbelina, 3d.,
ta9ll9 uno i'no in birefter Vertinbuns nit alen
meltliden ;3i9sn.
Na9 alien : tli9en Gtdoten:
gpn Baltimore fabrt man 'psIei9 pbne 9lufent-
bait nit g 9nell3igen mad
pbtlocelpbta> Nepzycrf u1p BpHpn.
Na3 Wo1btnston 9eben BON Baltimore taelid
6a9rsslD nno 8obrseit 70 turs mic ouf irsere
einer arbern Npute.
&c &ei1cnce belieten ibre BiIete nio 9,hcc.
ling Su serlansen. Durdsan9sfarten unp Mus-
tuntt erbalt mani in ben Glienbabn- BUREAUS ess
Meltens.
Ng- Die galti1nrres uno Sbip= Gijentabu
TT 9teilenorn aud gang ~telonberS BET Naturjdvn~
be1ten tpe9el1 31 empfeblcn.
Tur Tra9t na9 pbtlaoelpbia> Nerzgprf
unp 8pitpn>
rah pber bpn benz @eften.
pat biel> gabn 9rcBe gprsiige, ba lIe> am Sbip-
tlune gu Wbeelin9> 8ennopp unb Warfersburo
arsloufenb> NIT benz eroben Mssmerfe pelflidep
Gilentahnen III pirefter Gertincu1q ltebt.
Npn 9Sbeeline unp Yarferstura oebcn ieteu
5a9 re9eln1abise Sppte na9 alien Safen Der tpeit-
lideu Slil0e ab.
pie 1ra6tprei1e linb 70 bi1lio.
w1e aut tr9enb elmer anbern Npute.
Vuter sp11 tr9enc einer, plass E(tli6 BON Yolt;-
more be5eidnc man n@ta Nc;fc. II. Sbip 81. M.1
Nles> mas at, bic N9enten pieler Babu cpniia
1t1rt IT, tptro rald telpret.
Tra9t=N9enten inb: 3. Mcguruie. in
e'nclnnatt; @. Se'apbiQ II. g., Shirley. s.:
5. 81 Hcpe> MayssiQe> ay.; S. 81. Qrtmid'
Yprtsmrutb, o.; ID. 9fey H.. g., Mirelerrrt,
o.; S; ., Vere& @beelins g. 3d.; Mpies pct-
ter, Spltp1; G.@ Yerteil, STEM grrf; B.T.
SeuY> philadelphia SIS. Grelanp, 8altiurre:
9 " Oplter u. Co. Evansville Snp. S. g,
Mtprcbeob II. g., 2puispiae.
*; TorlY1b II. 6 o. ct. 2ruis;
:. M. Sole, 0eneral= Billet Naeut*
49, prescptt @mitb,
Sransportmeilter; G.S. 1uller.
N'enfral<W aent hes gEcifena.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
gli9es
Mftuncfota~Riper Npft=%aGet=8 opt
vMl1telDpe"

BON 81. paul nu9 louisville.
- 2duft tagltb Smil9en ben
4 - ~ ~ p pteneenannten Ylfaben, perlaBt
UNI 5, Gbaeta un 6 unp
Sbatppee UNI Z ubr, tcmmt IN ct. Yaul bel 2eit
an tlr bic ga GrcNe> prairie bu gbien, Dubuaue
une Eunleitb Yadet= Qin,en.
Gerlabt Ct. 9 aul> untere Qesee, um 2 11br,
obere yevce q llbr Nahm.
0eorge 5%ouebt5n, Gapitau.
Npab Sinfe, Glerf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
1861. -. nj EHE=zzz:.zl.1 1854
Wr1nD 61ven NDute.


Ur1nD @nYen NDute.
Die t~irseite> btQisite uno . mfprtabelite
&inte na6 Dem Often!
8 Cd anS @tienbabn!!
ous9enrmmen S. Dteilen ypn Milmaufie
nod 0rancSaoen, melde lit 6 Gtunben
5uruet9eIe9t 1rerren nit nen ele>
santen 9ampfern
W / | waufte unb Detrptt t..
Geilenpe> bic IN Niilmaufie NIT remMteuc,uqe
1rfcmmen> fpnnsn lp9leiG All 8pro 9eben uNo
Mpr9tn5 @atrei}cn II. 9epinnm parurG 12Stun=
ben an3tit Spr Semen, bic iiter Gbicasp nady bent
Often reilen.
9lelc Jleilc ii au9 bet 9laturlAEnbeit te9en,
10 be Niagarai1le bictcn, jerer anreru Nrute
sulSuSitbcn. Ma, flbrt auf pielcr yinie ypu
Mllpauttc noh Ietrpit, San1iltpu, @uercuipu
Sr1p9e (Nta9arabrilfe)> Buffalo, Nnrhelter, @y=
racule> Nrm, lltiea> Nlhany, Stem yprt, Yrltpn,
Gorrntp> S9eensturg unb Mpntrcal.
DIR prei5 1T biQi9er ais bet ouf
olrern 2inien.
Norten llnc in allen 5aupt=G ilsntabu=S ficer
bes Mci1ens 81 bateu.
S..5. Mbttmore>
Weneral Weitern 9l9snt, ct, paul.
Spbn Nnprem,
Gidet- Nsent, ct. goul+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
s. . % + @ {

fir bic GDnigrei9e
Nreu6en, @artterubcr9> 8aDerr,
9annpDer unp Sahicn,
fir bic 0rrbberSr9tbiimer
Slocnbur9, 9eifen nno Saoeu.
fir oa6 5~er5p9tbum Nnl1au>
fUroo6 &urfurtentbum 9e11en
uro bic freie Stoct Trantfurt Il. 81.
Der 1lnterseiduete 1T ieben Sag mdbrenb ter
Oel0aftafuneen SIT fnoen in leiner Office, ilc<
pe|tli9e GGc Ypn Wiain= uup lritter StroBe.
6. S. stooc, @pnlul.
g.. s.. SLIDE,
Sibmefli9e Gde prn Main~ nup Dritter Ctr,
cine 3reppe bpd,
G{ncinnatt> 3d.
ei0dftmttGurppo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
8ermt16te Mn5et0en.
Deutlhkr @ntteanifn6

DeutIber @ptteSpien{t
III Der Smn,anuelsfirde Der epan9c(ildcn @emein=
l1aft> @de ber Yine= uno elften @traBe, oeoeu=
ibsr Capt. Cana, jcoen Gpnnta9 Mprssn nm
10 u6r, Nbenbs = llbr. Mitttpo1 MbenrS u
nbr. OSWALD &agsaB Yrebiger.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
E(19 Observation-Disclosures

YEV @F1@ 9e~97 eee3S.
Sic or5Ste, bic jc inn GdjuG= u1o
Stisfcl=$Janoel
I'M Ncrz9)prf SduDz UNI Sticftlitrre
ltattaefuaceN. Ter ftuhcre &uel ide Stcrc, e=
nen baltsu glcd untcr scr Nyitc. Mir botcu
infer Gu9rcs- Gield1it YIN Yrcalen'5 nah rem,
pteu 1enannten Ylose tcrauf scrleat. 0Eir Sey>
f1ufen su Gaarrs Yrciieu. las ei,,sige Saua in
ct. 9oul, trtld'es Is YerMng, Suubc urp gtie-
fel gu einem mIbiaen prei>s sN rcrfauTen> II. ras
m1n nur o,1S,p1tlen fanu.
Gn9rrs-Werfauf an yonn% NIB Gtabt=G Saul
0eute SIT Nep- grrf Nrcilsa.
81. WhttG
Bic Ctr. J glrG untCrh. rfr &riiGr. Ct. I'1uI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
@tIenbabnen II. Oamfpbppte.
1861 = EESz E#54 - 1864,
$anuibal nnb Ct Spbu 81. ST.

Yipnter> 6oute nad Dem Wcden
$50 Mtilen meter peltli9 unb $50 Meileu rSber
no1 gifes p~eafals irsenb cine anrere 9abu.
Die ~tir3elte> bequemlte unp bette Noute no6
St.Sulepb, 2eanenpprtb, a%anias> Nebrasfagity,
Smeba, Council 8lut 3enio u. Nsbrasf, Ser
ritpriam. wcltl. Soma uno Mi1puri, @als(ce unb
galifpruien.
NaN ct. Joiepb seben taelid j3ise ob suu
Sanital III Tcrtinbnng nit ben MilNlippi Yadet>
tppten, nm Welten uno Sipen uno in Terbiu-
bun9 nit ben @ta9en ra9 olea pbe11 er,pabnteu
Yldben.
Nuf rtele r Stpute eri part man bret SAGE
an Belt.
3uspieb uab lpnfi9e Gradt 3u ten biQislten
Yreiien.
Ibrpuo6~Tifet5 mad olten Nidtunaen 1inb AT
botcn am Spro ner Nprtbern @inie u. Minnelrta
podet' Grmpa9nie> Sas Oepdd mirb nit Marten
SerIcben (Gbed6) unb eebt iider.
g. .. @rpat, Sidet- Meent.
s.. 2ppm u.s. 3ra9t<N9cnt.
S. s. st. 5aywppb> Sen. @upt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
Oeutihe GDn1ul1te
uoet3a1Q.

). 6. & 8. e. Bur6on6
Eno scu ibren1 alten 0elNaftaplos am 5ub Der
nad benz 9roben> jiin9it npn 5ulnnp
uno MiQer innegebatten Waarenbaule, @de Der
@itleYitraBe> geSpgen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
9{tbt 5u llberIeben

9{tbt GIT llberieben
Gie llnter3sidnsten empfineer 1np .partcn
i'm laut hes Son,n1ers.
friit6e @enbuu1eu
spt mpbl lbmedencsu Gaffec'5 unc Xhce'8
0emIr3en, gbpcplate> Gi9cricn> ectr. Mepfeln,
aus9esei9uet i9Duen lit 9 III 3 met|Uen,
W%at5en8rtcs>
5afer9rise>
Yerlgrauper>
Gooo,
neucn bu(lantil9en 5Grinee1, benin Gdagdcn
peutlaem Gent uno anberu
Wrpcerte<Wdare1t,
lctrie Waub=, &au= unp @bnupf=Eaba-
fcn, aub balten mir SdweiScrfalE 9arpinee,
SalSareelen uac feline Gigarren r%prrathi9 unp
%pNeriren %eteleltsn fir ben Wrpb~ unt aIsinban-
rel su hiQieen Yreiien.
e. Yaul, 26. Npril 1860.
Yfaufu1 II. Yaar,
3s strobe, nehen Der Stride
&tenau S @pmp.,
WrDcer5,
Tprt troee, nobe ct. Nntbpny{trage>
st. Nam1, 1fiuu.,
en1pfcbler fid benz nerebrten Yutlifun1. Die eileen
bat itets ant 5onb
@rpcerten unb 2%ebenSmittel,
Wlebl, Gcmnie,
Wil0pret Il. !. %.
S. pirb fets unier Befrsten lein, frilds Maars
sorratbis gu balten uno unlere Aunben prpn,p,
uno btQtg 3u b%ehteneu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

9faAweilun98<,
XaNa8e= nnb Stptartats:
8iirenm
BON
e. J. Gno6e(S0or0,
0r1tte StraBe> 9egeniiter benz Stort Srn
Suffice II. Dorepausb>
St pauL Wtnnelota.
Arbeit uno Engagement pirp lompbl peihlt+
9en O'enltbpten ais mannli9en Mrtcit udenbeu
uaGsewielen.
Mls Msent fir bas superlaiiee Ya7assbaus M+
I. 5iQer in Nep=gorf 1tete i9 aus
Naifa9efdetne gu. Giumanperuna ater
5amturg, Bremen uue 6aYre per Geael= uni
DampfiAiHs na0 New=yprf ODER Nuebet unr
BON bort nad ct. Yaul uno BE fIrbere
Rafste; Na9uerreptYpS unp Sitter Spu unr
naG europa.
Goucctipnen SpnG rbl9aften, &c. in Dentld=
LAMP tswirfe i9 ssw'Ntnbaft> aud te@orae id
Goun1;f{teuer 5. 9. Nufluduns p~erIurr-
ner gtnwanpsrer=@ litter, Gertaufen BON Garmsn
&C., GpllectiprHn BON MnBeuitsuren> 8e]rrauna
ppn la0eu fiiSf's Muslane> iopis bic 8e;abluxe
Yor Iaren uno ;3inlen u1b fertise aus
Sriefe nuo Gpcunentc ais 0pln1adten,
GobtenlGeiue, @ellunen> Nau f%epntrofte unn 9'er=
pfdnpungeu.
Seoe brieHide Mnfrage, bic nit elmer pptmarte
Der ebea> teantpprte i6 tercitmili9.
6. S. &nptel5pprf.
Deutl6e @Dnlulate,
Sir bic in Milmautee, @isc.> vcrtretcnen Gpn-
lulate: Yreuben, Soften, 8aoen, Slpeuturs,
5aupYer, Sodlen uno bet Stabt Trantfurt bin
tb bere9ti9t, Dufumente, welge nad pen 9elauu~
ten 9taaten ~teitt'nmt uuo Der cpnlularilaen SC,
9laubisune %tebiirfen, in Gmpfane gu netu Ell I'M
b%iclslbea, nit loldsr Beslauti9uns y@erleben. eat,
meper benz Musiteler rueel1umt su%riiGsu1sn1er
cber elei9 per Yplt an ibren Be jtin1mun95prt rod
DeutlGlano gu befDrcer11.
Naberc Nusfunft ertbeile i9 t~sreitpilig.
6. s. &npbelspprfL
Df1entliber 9lptar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

pmmerzNrron9emcnt
1861.
ebiea9U> New-gcrf> gvltpn> ct. geuis> Cairo,
Nrws Orleans ria
SainpiS Central
0alena uno 6. 81. Gi1enbubn.
;3i9e 9sben pon Irnleitb at: 1as=Grvrcb Inn
ubr u: d. Spnnta9s aueaenrmmcu.
Nat Mempois in 80 @tuutcu.
Mad ep-Srleaus in So @tuutcu.
Mo9 Nep~y crf in 81 Stunren.
Nod 8pltpu III IS @tunren.
yal1a9lcre rcn ct. YauI inren III Iunlcitb rte
3a9e nod alien @eoenren i'm 3 ten uup I'M @u-
ben IN Serettidaft.
Dte Na9tS(i9e batcn @oAopns nit
8etten.
Sbrpna- Iidcts at bntcn at Ter Sadlrn0raEc.
nape Der SeSee. g. 9. Jprtta,
~ {, MAcnt III ct. Yau!.
~. Ut. Nrthur> @cnl-G SUPERINTENDENT, Gbirnur.
Us. y. jcbnlrn> @enl' Ya0a9icraaent, 0ticoar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

Gafpb 8prff It. Bruber,
Gfe Der Se9Sten uno Wabal ban {traBe>
ct. Yaul>
~en1pfe6lt il6 benz yutlifum nit tdslib friib &C.
badenem Brpb unb SUDDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28
g 6. S s.. g. Bnrbanff,
Gn9rpsz 6lnpler III
Gpebitipn<

@ouantiffionS =9dnoler,
@rpbbanpler III Orpesriss, OtebL G9psineEsi]h
Vetraiee uno 9%etenamitteln> Nalt, Cement, Stub
g1ar>, Na9eln. Sal& Crnd- unp padrarIer>
Orudmatertalien &c.
TraNtepntraite werreu naG benz 3 1en rnp QDe-
fen ilber11pmmeu.
Yaarvprl9l}le oenadt auf Gpnisnaticnen 81
lerer !3eit unp jecem Setrag.
Yerlpnsn, me!be Wilter ait uns cpn i%suiren,
f9nnen liA narauf perlaNen, bob le ppr uster-
~tbeurun9 9cibiyt liub. Glitter mercen AT Den
nicori9lten Yteiien pbne Nifjibt auf bic tslp,1 :
here gpltlinie pper oa5 Yrut lpcoirt. Eager ,nr
gpmmillions Wetibr 10 nisprig ais III jepem re-
lreftatisn 5au Ie.
Sffee III Der 2epee, am Uu6 btr 9itleyItrabe.
S. 6. II. $. 6 Burbanf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

Ger l}a%trrssiGnetc tecbrt lid, ticrnit benz teut<
ld,s'1 Yutiifum III Minnslcta onsuseiacn, roB CT
prn OaIena nob q. Naul iiter9cierelt iii uuo
cin Sdu1= nno SliefeiNelddft in rem %ptenee=
nannten Hrfol erEHnet bar. 81 wrrneu ralcltiE
aNf eaS Sslfe aneejertiat unt l!nr tets r%rrr1ttia :
Tti1e UNI o1ri1dre, 9endbte unr u9epstte" StitTsl
UNI Sdubc.
Wcehre Nunren. biz miG nit WuftrGgeu teeb~
rer, mcrre iA temlibt Ietn, teitsna s%ufrisceu III ltel~
len. Suhn : t..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-09-28

s. 6. 8urtart,
General = N9e1t fir bic Waleua= Durteitb- UNI
Minneuta= Yadst~Gp.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

ia a recommendation OF Grmness on tie part Of our
government, backed bya settled conviction that
the traitor Commissioners and Siidcll-
ton.
Ia the General Sessions yesterday Thomas Far
rel, charged with passing So counterfeit bill on
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Philadelphia
pleaded guilty to forgery in the fourth degree.
and was sent to the House of Refuge. George
Griscom, who was indicted for assaulting Ellen
OBrien, OF Ito Laurens street, on the 3lst OF July
was acquitted. The trial Of James Killory, in
dicted for the murder Of his wife, was commenced
oused struck her blow on the abdomen, which
caused the premature delivery Of child, and sub
sequently resulted in her death. The parties lived
ut the corner Of Mghty-rs street and Eighth ave.
nue.. The assault was committed on the LIST OF
October, and she died at the Bellevue Hospital on
the 18th of the same month. The case will be
finished to-day.
The cotton market was firm yesterday. The sols 10
small lots chiefly spnners footed up about 900 bales
closing the basis Of SIC. SOC. for mddling uplands
and at 4oc for good middling do Flour was firm for
shipping lots Of State and Western with good demand
from the trade chiefly for export. Whea, rmee and
active, with good shipping demand, while tbe
prices closed at about 1c. higher for good shipping lots
Corn less active and closed in favor Of purchasers
Shipping of Western mixed sold at 61c CSC. Pork
was unchanged but active with sales at Si2 ~ a.
Si2 rs for NESS $3 $i4 for city prime mess and prime
at SO 30 a 50. Beef quiet but Arm. Sugars were
steady with sales Of 900 hhds. at unchanged quota
tiOns
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

GUERRILLA MorToNs IN CoNGREss.-Such reso-
lutions as those offered by Mr.. Trumbull in the
Senate, and by Mr.. Vallandgham in the House
of Representatives. on Monday last, caa be pre-
sented with no other object than that Of embar-
RAISING the administration. No really patriotic
man would thus dream of hampering its action
In war times it is the duty of legislators to
strengthen the hands Of government, and not to
weaken them, even when their views do not CO.
incide with i.s policy. When peace is restored
they will have an opportunity OF holding it to
an accountability for the errors il may have
committed. To attempt to fetter the conclu-
SONS of the Cabinet on question SO momcntous
in its consequences as that now pending between
us and England is rs bad as to in,peach acts
which have notoriously been performed under
the pressure Of State necessity Both courses
are iraught with peril TO the country. and should
be irowned down whenever attempted Con
grcss has happily manifested its consciousness
OF this by shelving both tho motions referred
10. The only Importance that attaches 10 them
,rscs from the prospect which they afford Of thc
organization of a compact il notpoweriul onpo-
sition to ths administrator All SINGER, Union
III il should Uuiw IA r"sH e. "u these ractio,Is
clsments wlcesyec .a.y A.4.e slor aprn -auee
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
Of both examinations be published In full boti
in the World and Herald.

TUE PoLTIcAL Fuss ABOUT THE CANVASS Al
svERTisrMENTs- fact that the Now Yosts
Times is found among the newspapers selected
to advertise the official canvass of the last eiec
ton is accounted for by the rumor that the
next Legislature would abolish the fees Of the
County Clerks Office. The editor of the Times
is a member Of the next Legislature, and pro-
minent candidate for Speaker, while the County
Clerks Office and the Board Of Aldermen are
united now. Ieytum sap.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18
THE EUROPA AT BOSTON.
Important Naval and Military
Movements at Halifax.
Special British and American
Messengers,
&C.. &c.. &c.
BosroN, Dec. II, 1861.


The Euopaarrvcd at four O'Clock th,s afternoon, sho
encountered head winds tho passage was forty
hours from Halifax 10 Boston. =
Within thirty minutes aftcr the Europa touched at
Halifax the British steam stoopof-wa Rnado, sevcn.
teen guns lying port got up steam and left in pursu
ance Of some ORDERS IL is supposed, brought by tho
Queens messenger to communicate with the Almiral o.
the British North American squadron
Tho sixty and Sixty third British regiments are
under orders FOR Canada.
Captain Seymour, the Queens messenger also special
messenger Hom Minister Adams, left Boston this after
noon by tho shore route via New York. direct for Wash
ington
The leading features OF the have been anticipated
from Halifax and Cape Race.
Tho mails by tho Europa will reach new York earty
tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

week the banks OF New York unnecess 'rily
parted with three millions Of specie This
drain must be stopped. All the banks OF the
country have in their vaults an aggregate OF
about seventy millions of gold. Private iudi-
viduais hold about one hundred and thirty mill
lions. There is thus the sum of two hundred
millions of specie, which ought to be kept in
the country for the purpose of paying foreign
balances, and for the use OF the government.
Which, in this case, is for the use of the nation.
The paper issued by the authority oi|Congress
will serve as safe currency for the purposes
OF interna! trade, including al such articles as
the government may purchase in the country.
What il needs from foreign nations il VIII thus
have gold in abundance to buy, and our mer-
q reasonable rate to pay their foreign balances.
This il tho needfui business in which Con-
gress ought to be engaged, instead Of specu-
iating on abstract visionary questions of no
practical bearing on the momentous issue in
voiving our existence as a nation. Not mo-
mcnt ought to be lost, especially in view of the
possible contingency of war with England
Ii the national legislature do not act promptly,
not only will the government be without dol
lar to desray its enormous expenditure but the
gold will all find its way out of the country
through the agency OF the foreign bankers in
Wall street, and then the action of Congress
will be too late. The lost gold cannot be re-
called, and success in the struggle with the do
nestle foe, to say nothing of foreign enemy,
may be bafled, not for want OF men. or courage.
or skill. bat for lack OF The thews and sinews OF
war.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

CONCERT At IsvfNa HALf.--To morrow evening Mr. Gus
tayas Geay gives his grand aoa concert at she above
establishment. He will be INSISTED by his talented
daughter, Miss Minna Gcary, Mrs. Mozart. Mr. George
s,mpson, Mr. J. r. Thomas, Mr. s. c. Campbell, Mr..
Napoleon Gould, Master W. B. Pape, and Mr. G W.
Morgan The programme offers the nosi varied combi
nation OF vocal and instrumental music that we have
snnn nrcsented at any one concert.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

THE DISTRESS or THE Pfous WoRID.-The
World has been very greatly distressed of late
in regard to its daily circulation and advertising
as compared with those the Of HERALD, and has
used language in connection with this subject
which has never disgraced the columns Of the
HERALD, and which should never be tolerated
in a newspaper which, like the World, pretends
10 be eminently pious and respectable to a
fault. "Brothei," prostitution" and the like
terms are surely untitled for paper edited by
clergymen, who find fault even with the Ian
guage of the Presidents Message, and cannot be
excused even upon the plea that the World has
an India rubber conscience We will try TO in
duce the World TO cease its bad language by
relieving lis distress. We will allow it to ap-
point a committee Of three to visit our Office,
examine our books and obtain every iniorma
ton in regard to our daily circulation and ad-
vcrtsing, providing that we are allowed to ap-
point committee to make q similar eXaiiAa-
ton Of lao ,o,ls'a aaairs, and that the result
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

JuvxSnE EXHIBITION N BRooKLvs-The Brooklyn AGA.
denny Of Music will be Illuminated 10 morrow evening By
the radiant faces Of vo hundred happy children belong
ing 70 School No Ia, under the charge Of Mr. CIV VOL
coLt The exercises will consist of number Of interest
ing dialogues By the pupils in character an exhibition
ar by Company OF the regiment Of School Cadets and
n variety Of popular songs
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

The NEw CRY CHaRTER.-I was generally
understood that the charter Of this city would
be so amended AS to abolish the ten or twelve
present commissions, and give more executive
power to The Mayor, in the event Of the election
OF s.;, Opdyke. who is a very excellent man.
/. aDDears. However, Ihai lha Contest lof The
Mayoral'y was merely preliminary to the
struggle between Sewsfa and Chase for the
next Presidential nomination; and it is hardly
probable that the Seward party, which has the
control Of the Legislature, will give any more
power to Opdyde, who is understood to
be in favor Of Chase We hardly know what to
say in this dilemma; but we must insist that
Greeley shall be made chief of the lobby,
whether he goes for Seward or Chase. lie is
altogether too valuable man in that position to
be deprived of it by any schemes about future
Presidential nominations.
The New York herald., 1861-12-18

.upGE WHITLEY lectures ihis evening in Hobokcn. His
text is The lnducnce Of Art and Literature Popular
E3uctou" Tie ceraty a Hudson shoad give the judge
hearing.