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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-31
StOOt Baltimore.
Nebe pcS GreOu0. TrapciS Gbontas
inn GrDntftr.s Ebeater.

Oils Der eretIe Senatcr auf Der @lutform err
IAien, erGpb lih bic gauge Ser ainulGn9 uno be-
9ri,Bte i'm purh lauten Subelyuf.
9r 5bcmaS beeann nit Der 0emertrng, baB
er letne l1nSuIdn9ltdteit fir Die AnfprOsrun9en
per 3ett npd ME 10 tief 9efablt uno beoauert
bu6e, ais eeraOe tebt. Is Sabre leine8 QebenS
babe er in @tniamteit unp 3uridse3o9enbett per-
Iebt; unD p6breno pieier 9ertUpe bdtten lth Die
@retentBe pOrberettet, ipelhe iebt Das 9anO on
Den NauO pe8 Nbsrunpc6 sefibtt baten. Seit
iener 3eit leten olte 8anpe %3errtlien, alte par,
teten a~ufsel6lt uno pas Sclf teftnoe lth tebt IN
elmer oan3 neuen pplittIhfn SrgantlattUn NIT
gang neuen 3peden unc Olpttpeu, peren Gutlte
ben unO Je,fsn er niAt gu beobaAtsn i'm Stanoe
9epeen let. Gr mulie 9elteber1, Dab i'm Die er~
item NaArtAten BON ben Se5eltcnebetpeaua9en
in Baltimore unD @barleIton pte eth 8liB ron
betterem 6immel 9etrOfen unO er es nte fir
rnG9liG 9ebalten babe, paB tr9enD Elm Clement
unlter SeoGlferung gum umlturs Der bel tebenpen
Serbdltnife Die bnn0 bieten tonne.
@r beplee Damn purd3 mebrere VetIptele, Dag
aues WelAp0g iber liDlihe Nedte Der unBalte
barite unD e~lenpelte Borpal.p CUR GrreiAung ar=
perer 3psde lei. Die &tagepuntte welhe Der
SlDen ge9eu Die Union anbringe, ais Jtt6t<
purdfubrung De8 Gclaoen= 6luAt9eleBes, Se
lAt1nfung Der SclaOsrei Durdt Die NbDl,ttontlten
pes YtorDelS ftelen in lh ltbit Sulammen, pte
Die Snauguralprpflanatiou oes 9r1lipeuten peut-
lid 3et9e II. 10.
Der 9teOner 9tn9 oann gu elmer NualpIe Der
9eaenw1rti9en 8ebeaton iber rnp 3etste peutlt6.
DAP lie ntcbt pOn per Male Der 8ep1lferung pes
Suoens aus9e9au9en let, meIAe lhpn jegt NIT
6reuoen CUR linton 5uridtebren ,pirpe, wenn Ie
ntht ourG oeereogepalt unterOrift wiirre.
Die Serlammlung foI8te Der seitreiGen unp
patriQtilAen NeDe pee Grgoupernfur nit Der 9-
lpannteten Nuf meriIamtett UNI unterbra6 Die
leIbe bGuT9 purA ben ber5lt6ltcn Beifaq.
Oas WialifcCrps Iptelte mad Der Nepe 5atl
Columbia mn Den gautee-O Doodle. 6rn, GbOmas
Wurpe purd Elm @omite fir feline Nnrepe 9e-
Dantt unO pe ~Gerlammlung perta9te l4 mt
9urrab8 fir Die Union.
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Rrriohte n,,a 0nlifornien.

Die 8oQenDuug pe5 Gslsgrapben bat bier
9roBen Subel berpur9erufea, pelder jepph DurA
Die NaArt4t pcn Dem Sope pe8 bier lebr teIteb
ten 9bert Bater teDeutenO oerminoert purDe.
Dian gl1nbt, paB Der Gouperneur BON Srez
gUn, 9. 81 trfe, Dou PORTLAND sum NaAfolser
8ater'8 tn Senate ernennen miro, OerieIte IOlt
nit zen Se5eiioniiten iqnpatbiiiren.
Sen Cane beptr6t Ii4 nm Die Steluns, Bat
o6er niht pjet Qu9iAt auf GrfOig. 5
Die bieige Boleufabrtt i'm Bert0e bon $40
900 lit obgtbranut Der Gsrlut If pur@ Ser
7herun9 3semtth 9eOtft.
Der Ser. Ct. D,npfer ySaranac" legelte
as, um in cen benaAtarten @spd6frn gu treu-
}eu,
Die 8erj6te aus Dragon ge9en Bis gum 80.
,. Die Ne}9rice'o @}tnea iOlen iebr rst6bals
tg iei unO Die @Rtoedung neuer O%Olpmtnen
marc berihtet.
SIN uaditen 8ra6ja6r wirO pa6rIGeinli9 wie=
Der cine maHenblfte Nu5ranperuag ppu 0plpia=
germ mad pem 6ra}ufuie fattfnprn.
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8pfl1 GIben.


QoutsptlGe, 90. Oft. Der louisville
Courier Gcgt in 9taI9pite pubtStrt unO in BON
ling Green auS9e8ebenl bat fpl9enOe OepelAe
8t&monp, II Sft. 0as @eletle per
Orange uno QleranOria @iienbubn TT OOn Der
Station Gatrfar bis Monafoo aufsertRrn NOR
ben.
8rediurjcge nnp 5umFGrea Mnritol fante1
am 81. In 3tthmon0 an. sic wurpen palelbli
nit @ntbulil0nus enpfangeu,
Sen. S0bn 0rasion, @pmmanoeue Der 6to'
RIA, 3rupp5n. Rarb in &alabaiee.
0puo. Mpore pon 2%ouliiana bat cine Srorr
e~rIaiien, mad nelHsr ale @eriOnen, pelhe pOn
Nem=O Orleans per Oampfer na6 Wtempbis, Sen
neIee, uuo S ,ferion @Otnt 9e9sn, 9ade ron Dem
Ergcutip- 0nrgau hQbkn ml1Rn.
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2gneunft Der @anta.Se Qpn.
srllppen aus 9alifOruien nadD Dem Oae

8anfas @ttY 80. 0tt, Die YOt pUu
Santa Sc lit ou8efOmmen. = @tue @Ompa9nts
BON 3tebeIcn aus 6yras wurpe am l. D. 90.
BON eiuer Gompaguie 9. Ct. DragDner aus
Sort Craig gsIhlagen. Der @apttdn unp 10
Qnpere pureen 8et6ptet, Der Nelt fam nua DE
1iqa. Die Oro8oper pCm Sort perfplgten eben
fauS etnen 8rupp Hebeueu, rrfl9e am NrfanlaS
6luB la9erten.
Die mertcaniTdan 8olOntar5, 5000 an 3abl,
tnb pienltberett. Die Sn0taner bert6ten. oaB
8ruppen pom gBe}en TN Anuarid ftno, welde
fir @olputdra aus Californian gebulten merpen,
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@p,, gatt 2aFe gitp.

Gait Safe Gttp so. Oft.s @aIGtee,
6auptidg Der Suate Snpianer, 1T NIT elmer
SuDtauerbanOe bierean8gtpmmen unO Sat 6rn.
BROMLEY. Dem stgenten Der neberlanppUlt, cine
Nn3abl Yferpe unp WauIelel 3urudaeteat, tpelGe
BUn Der Bear 9ttper~S Citation Dur& Die 8annad.
SuOtaner 9eltOblen unp RON leinem Stamm mte-
pererobert pOrpen waren. DIES lit Der erlte
8eiudy Oe8 alien 6duptttRg6 In bieliser 9tapt,
Grempfns paienOe @siGepte fur letue8eute unD
murpe mObt unterbalten. @t ii Der befe6reunO
Der 9GetBen in pteler @egeup, pelAe Obne ibn
fortp0brenpen Nusrifeu oueselebt ietn piroen,
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eUfa1=Ofentgfettcn aus gBafbinetOn.

Gin faIIAeS @eru4t. - Sn @aIt
in9ton berriGte 9eltern oas @eritGt, baB Gen.
Bonts' Dtptlion am Sormtttaee aneesrifen
rCrpen let. = Demelben 1T tepp& fein @lauben
teisumsien, ba auf benz ~tar3elten @ese, auf pel=
dem 8erthte pom Bants' DipiIfOn mad gBalbS
iustcn g~elan9en tGnneu, namlih pur9 Den Wltlt=
tar Gelesrapben, nod fein 8ert&t einsetrOfsn
mar. =
Gen. Gcutt.- Dietentaen 8lGtter, mel
Ge laeen. bab Sen. Scott btnnen 10 Gugen aus
Dem otttoen Dtent Der Qrmee ais Sberhefebls
baber ~perielben aus1Aetpen werpe, ItnD i'm SIR.
tbum, Sbsleth fem bobss Glitter i'm pieleidt
bllo our Nelignation peranlalen miro, 70 BAT Ell
poA nod teine belfimmte Belt fur pteleIbe an
selest.
Sumbug.- Den 0eriGten, baB elm Ga
pitdn Der Expedition unter Dem COMMANDO BON
Gen. Sherman unD @apt. Dupont bic Snltrnt-
ttonen ~psrlelben ausseplauDert babe, 1T ni4t Der
9erinslte @laube bet3umeRen. - 6einer auber
ben GDmmanDeuren rpetB, pobtn bic Expedition
belttmmt lift, BITS ptelelbe iiber bte Gaps btnaus
1T, Terner tpurpe Die Srper, relAe punfte pte
6lptte berilbren lclte, tbnen ntGt lArtftli@, icns
bern riitnoliA seseben, I'M teoern Serlu9 elmer
prpmul9attpn gu bege9nen.
8e9rabnt6Des gemprbeten Ger
8 eanten.-Das 8esrabniB pes ermorpsten
Serseanten Brennan fanD eeaern Gurmittas in
@eOrsetOpn fat. Ollie bort ltatiOnirten Srup.
pen tpcbnten Dem lelben BET unp etne Menoe gu
l@auer betDerlet @elGls6tes paren susesen.
Ser Sarg mar BON Den Damen nit Blumsn
nnp Bouquets gang bepedt. n4
Der Darlington Star" tpibmet
wtsoer iber etne Spalte Dem Garnep'l9en 0rO-
.3eB. Die 3eu8enauslase peS iunssn Barnes
(Gbalep) 9esen istnen gater maGt etnen belons
pers unan8enebmen ginprmd, S
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@. 81. GDmiSt.
Deutlae SuAbanOIuns, BuAbtnperet unp
9elbblbllOtbef.

30. "a VI. Baltimore, 8~ifben Gapsn 5Ouibapfr.
Sp srt4ube mi MI en- 6ysunoa n lowte be 9e,bten y ri tuD
NJ Mu9eneinen anSuSetseu, oaB ib nlein @el@a1t Don SO. 55
@apur. mad cbiIen RlaS perIe5t abe uuo blttc os mir lett1sr
a Dent Oerra en- ouds ferntr bepabren ) molten.
W&l sag r BON B cut q en- Bubern II allen 8randsn,
: 6ulbG@tr. S6retbs uno 3etGe bette, @drer
niatertaieu aler @rt, heutf@, Wu1tt flr Btanp mo Ye-
Lana, abe Ib uui ga bele b / lltinotBt uno werbs tn 8egatt
ber fdlcbten Sc ne btai9ren Hreie Itelen
Nuf meue Eetbbtbltotbet MADE i'd beIpnoerS auI nsfan,
it6. N it oueelbe piecer DO ut no Der aartt babs.
9u has @iHkth6en BON GuDtu, Dtuit &c. peroe i'd neiue
telrneere NufneIFa nj st eernenoeu, nnt baee ,D meme BUD
nbelei 10 coil dnbi9 eIuerldtet, UNI aQen VI .fragen beien
ena9sn gu tBnreH. %. 81. S6mtbt,
NtSOs DC. o. R8. Baltimore afri der San. II. 6ogio hfr.
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- Baltimore eH %. Oft 1851.
DIE Ieuerpfttt0en Burger per, en- barauT anImertfom een1a9t,
tab nab ireta3 ON ]. 6peemBr bic Discputo- cafe reou5trt
pelDeu UHo ret Staats7St he n gang a~Ith6rsn. Die enl8en Yr
70 en-, oeren Re1rbugeu bis Al Oten enanntsm Datanl nlbl Be-
satn fine, pereeH zen us4fa heru uberSe en-; fe Fno eaeer ipe-
Ssg erHht rem @IPTthmnscu nQ93, tcHlHuH, eye l9neH nod
&nt Il supo9en.
9to-Do SPbn graves, Staet.4cHstters
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Refrmten 1~erIanat

AuA Wetruten 1erl1ttgt
I1fassS mr @tf's MrttIterte.
$3.50 Sun9en ~fr6fttsen Nfdnnern btetet flo bic bette @eLeeer.
ye1. lpgem Saerlanre gu ceuen, uenn fe Th sHt's @miGerie
onl6lteeen. 8ieiebe ptr6 frat Der benz Boitmet1er, GpI. gS
earnea pom are9so partentert ~rsrliebenen @utprttit %sepUrben,
uno lit i6pn nabe5u ~ppuS6bll9.
5un9e Utaaner, weIde sult taten fb etntetben 3u tafIen, iouten
lt l1leunl9lt i'm Nen eScpus, SlopIt Gde pn Baltimore UNI
Ore9putr. ODER Santitr. uabe grOappap, bic aite Sbare bon
p@teeaI" me ben. aIe In8epcrbene weroeu lcglei9 nab BEN
EetesctIe &rlenal 9cbraht uno psrprpplantnt.
SoIO $l3 une Hcr unS RlcfuH9 lNmis $500 baar beiu atloui
er DIeuft5 it.
Sin Epei! Ger mOnati4tn 96bnuus rro auf &erIanesn an bic
6amtie a%usbe6ablt.
Gteie artlerte-@omp. tett in 8erbinburs nit einsm 8esinsni
Snlouere une ernent Gaponerie- Corps, pelGe ouSamrlen Bit
pDtarpIauo Sprper geslOn" babet unb MIR 3u 6. eraticuen :ruer.
balb ees StaateS uno sur gerbeibisunt teiIelben beltinrnt lit.
fU,fuf1t peroeH felner A g8a9ner, 4 S4mieoe unb 4 Sailer
VSI"C1l gu 10 pc Ntpn0t unb 4 9%rpnrreter, Inn Die Net.
IN o. les &rttaerie-@prps ~pOu5ablis gu modem.
Sp4S t+t Z. u. RetherbrtbQe,
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g. Gaun'8 nid)t nlrIir lau0er on!boltrn,

Ndltt'S 1lt0lt lllel5r latl9er all ,baltft.
heA VI mn man feet. eB unfere 5rstbelt nit all ttren grrnu
{ l1aren une 'reten n ttntpnet bas NSert bon ; e Gter
III ti 5abreu oerte, BON oerr tbeuiGer Sanb 3ert6st peroen
H. ou. uno pte Sauieree ron @tinnun0l oenpff n Die OtusFett
no cas- >0pert r9rst'ens UNI o,m bec 0bHn @aterlanbe tbre
Rrdfte III mbnlen, 10 miro obt4er Au8orud oco oaeur aeredtfef
h4t, uHo en mabrer Aatriot b1Its niht mebr lSnaer aus - oas
goterlano Mot Allen rlrA S4rft nub bot, ipn0eru AUDI ourdy
ole Chat 81 oerttetot9,n.
luo 10 bare !b MID ent@efeu, cine beutIte Gontpaunte ;u
Gem 4. Da plane Si9er Regiment gu organ ilen unb labe eebto b
a"e Dent de- msI9: asptlt fmr mn MIR ibr Derrcuen Genfn,
eR fb meiuer @rnlpaauie 4nSuibtebeH 49,
Wyloun9en mer6en 8u itber 3 it De Cages in nteiner Bobnuna
No. s Ot-spmbarcnr. uabe Der 5'ade, q eSen9eno umen icue
aud bit 9rn. Comm rfelo, @de SrOut. uno 9ppbarbfr.
Is. Bartell @d2t.
StlSS 1N4-.s- i'm orutl6tn & loers9 eaimeut.
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Slm meinc Deutfben Treunbe.

/ Mn meine Deutfben Treunbe.
= aud Md babsn Die se9enpSrtsea tpuyisen Sedper.
M hdltrtAe benz ~Srtesssott in BE Grmes aenishrn. Mnaendbts
EN Der nod traurtseren 8e bdltnife Be Nlseter far ben tom
I'm nleneen Wtnfe uabet Id ben NutHog NIT 5reuheH enpfa, gen.
il cine ~@pHpa9nie heutidcr Nrbsiter Der tact baltimore Su
- ctesn' ole t0r uniere nit Sleen setrstsaeu 6relbeten anb
J1edte gu tdulrien bereit fnb. 8f.olsaM ai
Wtetne beIt dsu @rbcterireltnbe. Die in raene @Dmpa9nie etn.
sutretsn geipnren hnb. erbalten Die pom @onJreb I~ttpHltrte SOB.
unb mad G~eeHbi9unJ bes Grs3ea cine Sunpe ppn 500
lnS 90 Ncres 2anb. 800 .srG aas
SD iOrbert Sud ane ntcine beuiiheu Sreunee bc ttr bon Der
i6neIen 8~eep6isun0 oteieS trauri9en trueertre0eR @ler 9e unb
@urel ,samilten ermartet aAfa f@ bet mir itneu 5u nrIben.
9rnS @urer @ol9en fur @ure 6alai[ie sbbanst .sffr9frs
6rteorf@ STEIN,
G~Gritasnim Gerntan MHile. %Scatntnt.
SetruturnSs SfRce; gReGantcs pau. Ro. 152 Mef.6agSue.
i1ebe. 3st
Spetg- Hefruttrun0e42pfkIe: cw .N-
6. VrteFertetn. go. Is Rern{p(oania @psnue.
s. S@Ltnelpff. 2ieut-. 30 292 -GbUrleSfr.- -
6 M Salts tn n@auceR 9aa" Bet MfGler,
o. S&Rrer, Srpstpsp SEQ. 224. ase SfI4s
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BAT tmpre, 4. Gtt 1861.
6aPitdn SOieP6 0G. @uC&bat8 mro btrbura Rom Otenn tpl
2. y6 Ne9inent 6etai9tt, IOpie 6rauftra8t une auto
rtitrt Elm Geut4e8 S68errtejment gu err4tcu. tpsl6eS rem SEA,
men "A. WarsIano ~0te9ntert fGb4en Wnb 6urd . fStere et9usr
G5abl cNminan int merosn fol, nit Der geO0r5uSuns, 70 melt i'd es
pelft1ern fann. lid 10 5u unlOrmtren, ME es Gem (9ei@mod uno
Nlnih in 8eSn8 auf 8equemItftett bS 0fegnnents am benen en.
lPli6t; chen 10 cine &atterie bon mid weuiasr ais pier Stld n,
nntsr erio9rene Off3tsre un9 Liner eBenen auStpabI su erriblen.
.r-nsH s. 1929 Il Sames Cooper,
commandments &rgabe- @encraI Der
NtO,1m 8EE .rU-[ q WtalSIanb Sruppen. q
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M6tungl M6tmne
M. Guarticrmeifter' Nffce.

9sxN Ntf. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NE Baltimore. Den ~. Stunt 1861.
Verialst %fpfprt: 500 Nferne, pcpcn 400 ss,,aalitx
5EGapfsrce UNI er Re[t Nettperce nm Gapa0erte- Gebrau6 Iea,
SnNen. 8rc Eferoe mullen pOlls 9euno, gut sebaut uno ne, pom
ecem 6ebler, ote GeitpferSe ntdt finger ais 8 uno MIDI aIe. ais
I Sabre ure Ole 3u9pts. be 3wtl1en 6 uno s Sabre alt umt Is bus
10 9auo bod lem. 5arben; Ibpar3. braun. graz uao eon. Der
grsts bari $125 far ieces u DIT hberfetseu.
Sle mullen CUR SHlpdttpn an rSuae 9eao octsl"s&tdneu IN
6rcnts, nabe @arltr., belte Bprmttag nm 10 llbf pptaeflbrt
percsi. Sa6 Setger.
Sutile er A.-S..M
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a. WarDtanS Meeimaeut.

N Dfutlhe Niflfs.
nv St auftra8e uno in ataft GER tern6 ftieuna rufen tie
III rlnkrS i9nelen tr Nnmelonne rrn 9tetruten flr baS pterte
.Mnoeutfde UtarpIano Nifereaiment bic oudb NIT Gem aus.
eradltten Semerten anf oaB ole eeIestoe IS nune bette
9erpfepna nnc I'm formltun9, pom Rage bet tsineslelEuu0 an
besinnt DIE Dt nfjeit lit OaneI os &rteses umo wsreen 100
A6er eanb pnO $l09 ~8arastirt. = 0arauf 5eFettirsnOe mCgsu
fb melcen entpecel
in Der &stuuhruuss- Office MOs is % 8apsHeitr. ore.
SO. 1913 SCnt . Boaefr. (Isutonia 0aGJ posr aud Mo
81, @de @reltpenttr. llO Gareru gp. (gApsaus Ssfer).
SUI Autraae es 9 i9abe SeneraIs, Sames @pOper.
G0ruanoeur Der MarpIaa6 ~sruppen.
n GbarIes W. G&ab, Capt.
Gt1os SuItns VeIIfs I! 2 s,sut. IS.
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y1CuC Nu3etgCu.

s@ @a(btnatOmer esm3stsen Icbe l. geite,
a3- 81. MotiB @rin88betm, &etBtiertrauer, lit e.
n ter GeJee-Ofrc tpr3upredeu
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@ine
Oso6st 0eriaafs'tnm8
beg Oeuti0en Nn9dnger Der
Union un0 0oupitutiO ii

u ut0ll unD . 0 Il e Il
Fnaet beIts, 9onnerifa8 ten 81. GIT. @beuSs IL tlbr,
i'm S5rpu11tr.z& Jentcr tatt.
Or. 2tboipb @Biesuer rjro oe &eIarnulun5 in teulI5e
nno rI N4toare SenrD 2Giuter Gapis III en8IHder Fra
De anr inren.
Das q sgs3 tbuetc uitz6-rps pou Cbuf- 9 d tgpts SIC.
Bment pre a7weeuo Lin pRo bic glaiipnaI puueu telsn.
S9r Gaucsteute her INIT rbtiaGu Gre betsb Len StPuben
un0 0e&alb, SIR 5saaoe Ger COMPILATION nub ~gepblfabli
RS 2autes, ~periaur1t n4t Gle e &eramuluns 5ablrst9 gu beia
den. SIN Suffrage:
10 Da8 Gpmtte.
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44HNEE 4Ge4a#t #tH $aHH ss--.@ t4#9 s41sass #a&4 2b 90
sas car AH Fsg& 80 81 saeN ~ gla FE-
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8ertGn8t; 500 S6neiber
ua Mtlitir Arbsg a u Der @a5 y inc Sn MADDEN.
gu metccn NO 10 Q. @taueetr., sptd n Salt more imb
@trnanFr. @anetRse& re pa It9un9 uHp 9lIer 3ebn, Op6S
SCrlangt iUer0eu: S.n NE s:Fi ai f ftS n f. rsd a$s mad @os
sa Mfdo9en tr Sausarbeit IN en- |ptel mad gHaibiugtOr. gu
ifraJen In Ger GeGer-Gf1Ct. OpE
SerlauQt: ;5n.tl sis d mi IT,, tsnnsa s%aasrnts sci9si.
no. 90 @apfr, Bel 9, 6J4ee, Mt0o6
;ci1d,f weIben 6-S DtSbGen su@ Odben in SO. l3l
VtI"ut% Wu eerrslt. sri
Subbinoer 9efuAt.
Gin ileiBi9sr uo geldtdter 3 u0btnbe 7 fanu iefert 8d6af.
u5nn9 eraa,teH bel u. %. S6mtbt -
Dill NO. "a g4efe Solunortara6e.
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PHOCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
inI

FIRST BRANcH.-Pr esent-JoHN G. BLACKBURN,
Esq. President, and a quorum of members.-Mr.
MEYERS presented petition from +. S. Lamden,
asking permission to extend frame kitchen at
tached to his property situated on broadway and
Bank street: referred-Mr. SrAy1oR presented
netition from Jarob Green osking m no. comnan-
Of norton Of Jones' Fall near RSrep strast ~
Grraf Also q netit;nr frnn, W.
Rrown asking nermission 70 eract frsmo sbad in
The rsar Of tbe;r nranisos corner Of ranoord and
the rear Oh thelr premises corner OF concord ana
a,;;o Ri,
peti'ioh from nnoiaaS nossS perna,sson 10
~ ~ 40 s a poni: IL: va en n,,
NOS 4o- anu 4o4 west bai'ilhore street.
reietrea."A communication was receiver rom
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DEATH OF Mrs. LoNGFELLow.-We noticed the
accident to Mrs. Longfeow and her death, in yes
terday's paper. The following particulars are ia
ken from the Boston Advertiser:
While seated at her library table making seals
for the entertainment of her two youngest children,
match or piece of lighted paper caught her
dress, and she was in moment enveloped in flames.
Prof. Longfellow, who was in his study, ran to her
assistance, and succeeded in extinguishing the
flames, with considerable injury to himself; but too
late for the rescue of her lie. Drs. Wyman and
this city, were summoned, and did all that surgical
skill could do. Both of the sufferers were kept
under the influence of ether through the night, and
yesterday morning Mrs. Longfellow rallied little,
bat at eleven O'Clock she was forever released from
suffering. Mrs. Longfellow gifted and ac-
complished lady, the daughter of Hon. Nathan APP
pletoh. She leaves FIVE children to mourn, with
their father, their common loss.
Prof. LengfelIow's injuries, though serious, are
not of dangerous kind.
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=, 1ne a"e7'can of yesterday, in commenting on
Mayor BRowN's message to rho conna;, 80
to the events of the 10th of April and ,be snc.
ceeding days, as affording sufficient
to the Government for the arbitrary measnr.a -
which it has here resorted. 1.-THE intarfsro- "
f'the Government in our local affairs, has No.
occasioned, the american thinks, by the fact that
the Police Board allowed itself to be "implicated,
with Marshal KANE '.in his intentions and pur-
"poses." 1t says:
"The movement of the General Government was first
directed against Marshal Kane, who, N We have hereto
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FoREsIGHT OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIERS ALREADY REsoRTED To-INDIvIDuALs IN Gov
ERNMENT EMPLOY Issue SMALL NoTEs--W1L PENN
sYLvANIA REPupIATE?-We are favored by a cores
pendent of Georgetown with specimen of cur
rency issued by sutler of the Pennsylvania vol
unteers. Foreseeing the probable difficulty that
Seer etary Chase will have with the finances, this
son of Pennsylvania comes to his assistance. The
financial ability displayed is even superior to that
of the Hon. Secretary's. The manner of the liqui-
dation of the bonds is provided for simultaneously
with their issue. They payable in the suffers
merchandise at the sutler,s stnra
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How FRENCH ARMY SHOES ARE MAD

How FRENCH ARMY SHOES ARE NADIA cores
pendent of the New York Evening Post gives an
interesting account of the manner in which the
shoes are made for the French army. He says:
The manufacturer buys the leather, after being
certain that it is not tanned by means of acids. He
cuts the article, rejects the bellies and the necks
and employs exclusively that which is called the
''hearts." A machine armed with hammers beats
the skins, which are then cut. When beaten, they
are examined, piece by piece, by experienced shoe
makers and tanners, named by the War Depart
ment, who reject all which appear doubtful. The
maker receives from the hands of these experts the
leather which they pronounce good, and cuts it
mechanically. There % pieces in each pair
| of shoes Each of these, great small, is
amined separately by another expert, sworn veri-
fer, who accepts it on his responsibility and
by his signature. These pieces then carefully
examined one by one, by Military Board, con-
sisting of three captains, who mark with stamp
their rejection acceptance. The parts then
reunited as they should go together; they are
placed on the lasts (there 40 600 pairs of lasts
in tae establishment they are fitted, they are
sewed. Each shoe passes through fifteen hands be-
fore it is finished after which it is examined and
| received by sworn expert, who atIxes a ticket
with his name, and it is examined, in the last in
stance without appeal, by military commission,
| composed of commandant and three captains,
stamped for acceptance all right, or for rejection
if single nail is wanting, or if the awl and wax
thread do not show certain number of points in
| the sole in the distance of two centimetres.
general ulVlslOn, cOmmlssaTy anu Two au-
ministrative officers exercise daily control over
the operations of the high shoe shop. 1t is thus
absolutely impossible that shoe pass from the
factory deficient in the quality material, or in
the character of the finish. The thread, the nails,
the wax, the paste, all are chosen, verified and
submitted to the control of the Department of
War.
A pair of shoes, manufactured in this way, in the
factory, eight francs, in the army shops,
six francs.
A ROYAL BEAUTY.--The Princess Mary of Cam
bridge, whose betrothal to the Duke of Newcastle
has been announced, is very comely parsonage,
but gerry stout, in fact, that she finds crno
line entirely superfuous except around the bottom
of her skirt and it is said that has been necessary
of late to enlarge the door of her carriage. mar
riage was proposed between her and Victor Emman-
uel, and he delighted at the prospect of con-
necton with the royal family of England through
the owner of so charming face that of the por-
trait which was shown to him. But, when, on visit
to England, he saw the lady, IL Re galantuomo-
himself no slender lad-he retired preciptately
from the negotiation. II cannot marry that wo-
man., said he, "she's broad enough to sit upon the
seven hills of Rome"