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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

PROBABLE REVIVAL IN BUSINESS ARISING Our
OF THE WAR-The practical Inauguration of a
war policy will very probably result in q
happy revival of business in this city and all
over the North. The cost of the war just COM
menced in the South, if it is to 90 on, will
hardly be less than hundred and fifty or two
hundred millions of dollars, and large por-
ton, if not all, of this amount must inevitably
be expended among the manufacturing, ship
Northern cities, and will afford great access
sion to their trade; 80 that we may look out for
more prosperous times, or at least q release
from the present depressing stagnation. We
know that the Crimean war impaired con-
siderable stimulus to trade in England. and in
like manner, IL the war in this country is con-
fined to the seeded States, as it probably will
be, the Northern and central States will be at
liberty to pursue their usual course of trade
almost uninterruptedly, and may reap consider
able profit at the same time.
1t Is true that an expensive war will necessa-
rily entail heavy debt upon the country; but
that is a matter which the next generation must
take care Of, and we would no doubt very glad
ly leave them to settle il, provided we can
arrange our present troubles, and restore the
commercial status quo and prosperous condi-
ton Of the country, open anew the channels of
trade and re establish an opportunity for the
employment Of our capital, and other resources,
which exist in abundance at the present time
There is not lees than two hundred millions Of
specie both afoat and in the banks of this city
This would be sufficient to maintain war for
two years, and we dare say that there will be
very little hesitation about supplying the i'm
mediate wants Of the government from this
source, If required. The banks Of the four lead
ing seaports Of the seeded States-New Or
leans, Mobile, Savannah and Charleston-have
upwards of FIVE millions of dollars on deposit
in the banks Of this city, and they are not going
to withdraw this money, feeling that It is more
secure here than in the South. AT all events, II
is extremely probable that the war just CON-
menced will inure very considerably to the
profit Of Northern commerce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

WINTER GARDEN Mr.. Edwin Booth commenced an en-.
grgemcnt Of twelve nighs this theatre last evening,
playing shylcck in "rfe Merchant Of Venice" This rs
generally considered TO be Mr. Booths beet y and its
performance was eminently Satisfactory to- III.
cal and fashionable audience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Wrs New York Decentralization for
Europe
The Cuaard mail steamship america Capt McAuiay,
viii leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
me mails FOR Europe viii close in this city this
Afternoon at . qaarrer-pas, aDd Al half past ave-
o'clock, 70 go by railroad
Tan EURoPzAy EpuIos HEl.AID W. DO published
1t eleven O'Clock in tae morning Single copies in wrap
psrs, six cents.
ma contents OF the tuRoeEAs EoTrca cv TIN HseAip
will combine che by mail sud telegraph at
e. ONCE during the previous wsol ani up To the hour Of
publication
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

PHILADKLPHTA sTOCk BOARD.
nmADurmA, April Is, 1891.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania State SIS, SO; Reading
Railroad, 16k Morris Canal 49 Long Isani Railroad,
ok: Pcnnsyvana Rusrcad, 3Sk. Sight exchange on New
York At par liz pr cent discount.
BALTIMORE, April is, 1851.
Flour dull and heavy saes. Wheat dull; red, VI 30
81 80; white, 81 40 a 81 80 Corn advanced 10: yet
low, 5sc. eic white, CSC 66c. Mess pork, I'll 70
sl7 CO. CoIee Arm at lac 1ac whiskey dun at 11se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Our WAR AND Our RELATIONS WITH FO.
REIGN PowERs-As it was the policy and the
custom OF the foreign enemies Of Rome to take
advantage Of her internal discords, SO we may
anticipate from the Western Powers of Europe
some movements on their part to our prejudice
on this continent while we are absorbed ia this
civil war. Already Old Spain has commenced
the work OF the remuneration of. st. Domin-
go, and we know that for some years past
she has been dreaming of the re0ccupa-
ton OF Mexico England has heavy
lien upon Mexico, as she has upon Spain her
self, and Louis Napoleon has manifested con
siderable interest, not only in Mexican affairs,
but touching the commercial facilities, transit
routes, &C., of Central America. Thus, per-
haps, between England, France and Spain,
the territories Of our Mexican and Central
American neighbors may be parcelled out in
provinces and protectorates, while we of the
Northern and Southern States Of this Union
are engaged in the engrossing business of
civil war. But as Rome, rising from her intes-
tine br0ils, frequently astonished her outside
enemies with her terrible power, 80 the United
States of America may disappoint and surprise
the Western Powers of Europe, should they
presume too far to take advantage of our do
mestc troubles. Meantime, Mr.. Corwin, our
new Minister to Mexico, will doubtless make
it his first object to secure strong treaty of
amity and commerce with her new republican
government, and thus he may spoil the dreams
Of Spain, and the protectorate schemes of Eng
land and France, in that quarter, should any
such be brought into life from this war of ours
between the North and the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

The PRESENT ADMINISTRATION DONG WHAT
THE LAST SHOULD HAVE DONE.--In the course
which Mr.. Lincoln is pursuing just now, he is
precisely following the advice which we gave in
these columns to Mr. Buchanan three months
before Mir. Lincoln's Inauguration When South
Carolina seeded, and there were bruted
abroad various threats of an assault on
Washington, we suggested to the late
President TO raise force of hundred
thousand men, if necessary, from the States of
New York, Pennsy lvana, New Jerj1V, Ohio
and the border States, for the protection of the
national capital. AS far back as Januarys3 we
said, Let the President be empOwersd;to put
militia force of from sixty to eighty thousand
men under the command OF Gen. Scott, sum-
moned from the States adjoining the national
capital, and the country will have perfect con
fdence in his ability and wisdom to secure us
from danger there. This is the first necessity
Such was our counsel then to Mr.. Buchanan,
reiteI ated again and again; but It unfortunate
~ was not followed-a circumstance which at
the time we reprobated and deplored-or else
the present troubles had never arisen.
However, il Mr.. Lincoln confines bis war po-
licy to the seeded States alone, he may be able
to settle all our difficulties in year or two, and
the country will 60 on as prosperously as here
tofore, and may perhaps be then in position
TO return the compliment to England and
France; for they too have their troubles before
them, if couple of years war should cut off
the supplies of cotton from the South At The
same time it is very much to be regretted that
the former administration did not take our adj.
vice in the matter Of taking more vigorous
measures, and calling for a strong volunteer
force, when the present storm showed itself as
mere speck on the horizon, jnsfa as Mr.. Lin
coin has done in his recent proclamation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

MONTREAL, April rs, 1851.
The inspection stores destroyed by Ore this
afternoon. Loss SIS 0o0 principally covered by insur.
sncc.
The river suddenly yesterday, completely inun.
dating Grintown and the lower part OF this city I'm
mense damage done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

CHARLESTON, April IA, 1851.
The United States mail steamship Nash vile, Captain
L. NJ Murray, from New Yerk arrived here on the BAR
al three o'clock on Saturday morning. and her wharf
ct nine O'clock on Sunday morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

PonNsrsns PoruiAR vors-An e'ection was
he IN ST. GAINESVILLE, Ohio, few dsys ago, In compssance
with what has been announced 10 be the wish Of Mr..
Lincoln to determine who should receive the appoint
me OF Postmaster. There were three csndidatcs, t~o
very respectable and popular gentlemen and lady
named Ms Ramsey. The latter was elected By about
twenty ave majcsty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

Of their coast viii prevent the shipnest Of amy
cotton to Europe. and will destroy all their
commerce., inasmucn as they have no navy to
encounter the ships OF the United States GO
vernmeni. The Confederate STATES can be ia
vaded both through the Gulf Of Mexico and
down the Mississippi. The government at
Montgomery, on tbs contrary have no power
TO send naval expedition to the North.
In less than two years this warfare, If con-
tinued, will produce revolution in England
and France. These nations cannot exist with
out supply OF cotton. Again, the boroer
States will not 20 out of the Union. as was
expected. They win stand by the old flag, on
the principle of self-protectioB. II Virginia,
Tor example, should secede, the fighting
will be chiefly on her own soil, and destroy
her, root and branch. The United States
bias a right to the forts and the custom
houses and its government has a right to re-
take them if it can. In the last days Of Nc.
BuchaDan's administration, as the HERALD
often said, we had no government. TIE LIN
coin administration seemed ST first to be fol-
lowing in its wake; but il il acting with
such vigor as promises speedy restoration
OF the Union.
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Kcpu6Iican loss mus fHr'' '''''' '''''''
STATES TO BLEcr.

Al The seeded States VIII not send the
number Of members yet 10 be chosen In the United
states Is fty exclusive Of vacancy TO be aled In the
Twelfth district Of Pennsylvania caused BY the death
George W. Scranton, republican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
EXTRA SESSION Of THE KEX CONGRESS.

The UNITED STATES SENATE.
The members Of the Senate Of the Thirty seventh Con
gress as follows
R.-Repabiican. 0.-Opposition.
eumber of Senators ..................... O.
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MAILS FOR ROPE.

New York, Tuescny. April 16. 1864.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
(sj Vr DC ~:

gIm 22nen 6struar, In Ster Sauccn 9aur'
idip, Qrdba Gaurtg. 6srr Sctn 6arlahrr, in orm
bUtn NIter ppn 96 9abrsn, 6 Nfrnatrn no
Sa9sn.
Qm I 7tm Sstruar in @ofdtnStpn Sauniftp,
or peter HCtb, In einsm Qlter pVn rs Sabrm,
A MOnatsn unp 10 2a8en.
am lsBtn Sam1as In SrstntSso ilIr, Stfd
Gauny, Or. .. .. Moiisr, Gin Ietr sratteter
unb tsIsbtsr SdrBer, In stnrm @lttr Scn rtwa
is Sabren.
gm gotten Gstruar, in bisirr Stabt, altce,
eine 1pttrr bss Sm. Sobn &0nspalt, alt
Sabrrn, WCnateu Wup ) 1a8e.
Gm 23aen Dteles, I'M qe6a GauntY Grmsn'
bauS. Sr. 9stT 3stnrr, i'm Alter sOn unBsIalr
76 Sabren.
am 9ten 6ttruar, in Neu.5rprli 2pun &aun-
Itip, Waoilpn Qpcutus - uno am 17ten SImtra
Sane, bsibe Sinpsr rrs Or. 8. une Wlaria Ntum'
bauer erlterss z Satr, Nicnat une 19 1a9en
-bas anbse 9abrsn, Wicnatsn uno 6 8a9en
alt.
Cur listsr SCbu uno GSbrrlcin,
9Obm CSrn firth bsim Ju N6;
Gts nnp nun elsitb ben Gn9GSln
8ubn aufI uno eri9Iib.
Jhr litts SrsuneC ecntt paran,
Sie nno i'm YOrarst5,
G8o @lluo nht uub SfmErj msbr fam,
9erabren biels 8sis.
SIR pclIsn uns nit ALIEN Srls,
Suhsn uns rctbt gu lhId'n.
Gae mir tEnnen am Gno Der RtIs',
gPit ihnsn uu6 traud'n.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

unb bel Sieten Der wirflibe @runo mar,
tpebpeaen bic Scnnentare ouferle9t purs
De, 70 mar oieB oo6 i'm luoemeinen eintrus
9eriiber @runo, Der aus Seinoleli0fet sc.
gen Die Sntere6en Qenniplpanlens ent:
iprono. Won erinnert itb, Dap i'm Sabr
1916 bic 8efeB9ebun9 oamlt 9equdlt
,puroe, ber8aItimore mb SbiOG lenbabn,
Die oanal6 gum Tbel fboH i'm 8an9e
mar, uno oPren iibriaer Gbell nod erbout
weroen iolte, oo6 Me9erebt ourb oPn
lioweitli6en She'll pennipluanitn6 Ju
berplli9en, mo Elm 3pei9 iener Sobn
pon Cumberland nab Qitt6bur0 erbaut
meroen iolIte. Oie1er 3pei9, uno uns
Iere Pi9ne S0bn Concurrirten in Der 9e.
ieBaebung, uno tuie fpnoerbar es AUDI crE
fheinen mag, bieielbe @eieb0ebun9, mel
dye Die pennipIuanifde Sabn beWilll2te,
incorporate ebenfau6 Die Warplano 9e:
fellibaft in unferem @ebiete, lmo le9te
eriterer cine Care bon t Il II I Wtiue per
8onne duf bic Wele ouf.
2(m 2l. Npril 1916, aI6 bic Baltimore.
Bill paIitrt wurbe, b6rte man Den Subel
Der Worplanoer in 6arr6burg, Die nit
6uIfe Ginger unlerer perblenoeten Wlts
Burger oiefen 9roBen Staat Ju ben Su Ben
elmer i'm 8ereleib nit un6 i6ma6en
Wobt bin0eittr3t batten. Subelno pur'
De auS9eiprpnot, oaB iebt uniere WeitIi.
den Seloer, Winen, @dloer, SlGiIe uno
Seen Elm commcrcielIer Ebeil @arp!ano5
pdren, uno Dap Die GrBeu9nide uno 8es
Wobner iensr 9e9eno Der 9r6be cine6 an
Il llnternebmun9s9eift uuo Gner9ie tiberIe
aenen Nebenbubters bienitba W6ren.-
Wdn iiberiab Elm Clement i'm Gbarats
ter bes peHnfDIpanii6en SOIfes, oa6 iib
,rpar ME aufordnot aber audi ME feblt,
nsnn e6 n6tbi8 1T ; cine fOlioe unb feite
WiuenSfraft, bic, Uenn ite elnmol re9e 1T,
nit itillsm gtabbrud fcrtarbeitet :; bic
jmpeilen Ian9fam lpirFt, aber tDre pl6ne
INNER fiber au6fibrt.
Ole t6inoerniife, bic unierer ei9enen
Sabn in ben 8eg 9ele9t wuroeu, erreih,
ten peni9itens in elmer Se3iebun3 ibre
Ibfibt nidt. Die NPtien lpurosn auf.
9enommen unb Die 8aDu muroe tros Die
fer ucrsini9ten Sppoiiticn our6 bag Sn:
nere peHnfplpanien erbaut. .-(preBe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

;ensM6nnben fi6er perla6en. 9tein oas
Isolf piro fernerbin gang beoa6tfom Jlt
8erfe eeben mo ernitbaft na6eenfrn,
ebe es rpieoer iclben eOrrnpten 9ieoer6.
bic es ttets 9ebumbu9t uno oemfelben 5us
9leiob S1no in bic Nueeu eetporfen bas
ben, uno spor 70 LANCE bis Die Union ser.
fort mar, fol9t. ltno 70 piro oa6 Solt
in Sejuo auf bic umpanolun9 oes Sons
nentoreS ebenfolls banoeln, uno iib tpobl
uuterriobten ebe e6 oieien Ueroorbenen
Weniben ,pieoer auf Dem SuBe nablduft
uno unlere 8eIeb9ebun9 fir cine wirfIi.
DE @obItbat-uno ale rebti6e Slr0er
9eben 3u oab eS cine Wobltbat 1T - blas
mirt - uno 9efbiebt bieS, rpie mir felt
uber3euet fIno, 70 miro aub oaS @an:
sensW6nn6en balo eetpabr peroent oab
es feline Rebnun9 obne ben gGirtb Sc.
mabt bat.
Die SemerFuneen be6 ScribblerS in
Ssju9 auf Die Sunburp uno 9rie Rie:
aelbobn, iino ebeufalls bon Der udmliben
Sarbe wie Die in Se5u9 auf Die pennlpI'
uanIa. 9Sir baben aber feinen Raum um
oiels Sd6e beute peiter Ju belpreben.--
llub batten mir beabflbtiet etrpas in Se'
ju9 0uf Srn. . utler, ben Repreien:
tont Der oemotrotifbeH partbei bon bic:
fem Oiitrift, Der fir oiefen neuen plar
9eiflmmt bat, su faeen, allein mir muBer
e6 auf Elm anoermal Uerfbieben. Sa ipil
ltno iiberbaupt mob lan9e nidt nit 0ieiet
Sabe ferti9, oarauf fann iib oas @an
:Wdnnbeu fi6er UerlaBeu.
U8ir MAIDEN unfere geler AUDI auf
merriam auf einen anbern 2(rtifeI in Be'
su9 ouf ben 3onnentar, Den man in oe>
beuti8en 3eitune finoet, uno tpelber aux
oer pbiIaosIpbo ,,Srei: :prehe" entlebnl
it. = Oerfelbe fpridt ebenf falls fir fid
Ielbit, uno wer oenfelben aufmerflau
tieBt, Der piro in Der Sbat ean3 dnoert
oenfen, ols wie oos 8anjen W0nnber
~ oenten por9ibt - ia Bu ieiner ei9ener
S6anoe por9ibt, Inn oas S0lf gu bum
bu99en uno IRE Iu leiten. DAP ibm oiet
aber oiefesmol 9dn3Iib feblibIo8en rpiro
Dies rpiro einelr icoen baIo beereiflicb wer'
Den, Der 9eba6ten 2(rtiteI iberiiebt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

oob menn ir9eno elm 2(rtifel i'm Snlanoe
III oem1elbe preiie rpie i'm Nuslanoe pros
ouSirt mGroen fam, Der Sransport per-
lcrene Nrbeit 1T. Ser Sbab Der Station
befinoet Iib in 70 trauri9em 3uitanoe,
Dap oieie 2ln9ele9enbeit ieBt Die Nufmert:
lamfet oe6 @on9reife6 in 2(niprub nimmt
uno Die loforti9e Grlpd9un9 Der neuen
Rc9ieruu9 perlan9en miro. Die oem
Son9reb ieBt pcrlie9enoe Sariftbiu miro
IN Der ieBi9en SiBun9 pielleitt nid)t an,
eenommen meroen. SD oeltebe, ooB ib
Die ein3cInen Seitimmun9tn oieier Bill
uibt 9enaue Femme.
Sb meiB nht Oh lie bon Dem ieei9en
GOngreB angenCmmen Weroen tam ooer
nicbt. 8ieQeibt miro Iie 9eieb oe6 0ans
oe6, piellei6t ni6t i'm eriteren Sale miro
Die Sdhe erlepi9t iein, bis Nb1noerln'
aen eintreten, metbe nCtbnenoi0 Weroen :;
penn fie nibt anesnommen miro, uno
na6 ben leeteu RabrCbten, Die i6 babe,
1T nod nbt5 barber entibieoen, 10 miro
iib Der ndbfte Gon9reB obne Ser3u8 oa:
nit 3u beIbG fti9en baben. gtaD mener
politiiCben lleberjcu9un9 mobte ib 9ldus
pCUt CNp VIZ pNIClCtlSH NHItNplNN wv va -
Ibieoeuen GbeiIe oe6 Sclt5 ourb ibre
Reprdlentanten i'm @onoreB ourb9efGDrt
weroen IolIten. 8pin @r9cnitano lollte
70 Iebr ME bieier ibre Repr6 lentanten
beIbd fti9en. @enn ih ir9eno cine Gm'
pfebIun9 ju maiden babe, 70 it es Die,
OaB ieoer, Der berufen iit, Dem &olRe ale
Reprdientant gu olenen, oieicn Ge9en'
itono Uouftanoie ituoiren ioate, 70 wic
ltb beabiibti9e, es 3u tbun, uno jlpor nit
RGfiiht auf Die manni9fotben Sntrref.
fen be6 9eIommtsn qanoes, 10 oaB, penn
Die 3eit Der Gntitcioun9 fommt, Der
&cblen uno Dem Giien 4ennlplUaniens
Dem 6orn Don SQinoi6 unb Den M6bmo.
Ihinen Gbico9c6 8IeiAer S@ue 9epdbr,
rpiro.
Sd be9e Die 9ofFnune, oaB oicle Ga.
be bon ibren rdiertonten 70 ermo9e
miro, ooB Die Sntereifen feine5 &beilet
oe6 0anoes pernabld Ii9t pcoen, Tonoert
oaB ale Sbeile bic 0emeniams @obltba
eineS 9ere6ten uno on9emeiienen Goriffs
9enieben. (Seifau.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
Pntfehfidber 5elbfmero.

I'm oortebttn Samita9 Mtorsen, IN.
9efdbr 10 Mnuten na6 10 llbr, purot
in Rorri6tauu Elm lbredli1er Selbitmoro
be9an9en. - Sin oeutiDtr @inpobner
SGGer bon profelllon, 9tamen5 Srie
Norion, matbte ieinem 9tbcn oaourb Elm
@noe, oab er fib Die WUnoun9 elmer Qi
itolc in oen 0mb ekte, uno lid) ben &opf
auf cine furbtbare @eiie ;eriboB, 70 oab
oa6 @ebirn in allen Ribtun9en umt,r.
flo9, uno Der &opf in mebr ais 8 Stu. ls
jerlplittert puree. Gr lit Ibon ieit ci-
niger Belt an 8eifeS3errtttun9 uno wur,
be in Sol9e oeilen pOn ieiner Samlie uno
Sreunoen bepabt. 60 outb in Der Der
SDat porber9ebtnoen ytabt paren 3pei
WQnner bel ibm, bon oenen iib Der Sine
erit 9e9en Mor9en entfernts. GurJ ols
rauf erIubte Ell Den anoern, Sr. 9reen,
ibm etpas friIbe6 @afer ju bolen, uno
ais osrietbe ju oieiem 3Wede ilb in bae
untere Stoflptrf be8eben bate, beain9
er Die pben 9emeloete ibreGIicbe Gbat.-
@r rpar ais Elm frie0Iider uno drbeitlamer
Mdm befamt uno binterIaBt eine Srau
uno elm &ino, um ieinen unjeiti9en &oo
III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27

Ser 0oterion ,,8uorbion" pom 9teH
oiefes Wcnots bringt bic Ginjelnbeiten
dber foloenoe in Gbarlelton pcr cini9eu
&a9en pertbte Sbonotbat :
2(noreip Qdermann BON Romopo uno
8artclf bon &er0cn Gountp, R. s., onz
oen Dor pini9en @ohen notb Dem Gts
6en, um 2(rbeit 3u fuben. 2(I6 Der Se~
cefiious SpeftQfcl Io60inn, borten allie
GjcIbdftc ouf, uno Die teicen Mdnncr,
3immerleute pOn prcfeilicn, beithllGllen,
wieber bpim3Ioeben. Sie batten iId) 3ur
NbreiIe 9ertltet, muBten icocb elnl0e
Sage ouf bic NuSbCJablun9 ibre6 Nrz
beit6lobue6 martRn. SSn oieier Belt nur@
ben iie ais Spione perbaftet uno am na6@
ltGn Sage oebdnQt. 8einer oieter Mon.
nrr 0eb6rte our republitanil6en portet
uno e5 l6Bt fib nidt oenfen, mas ole
GEarleftonianer ju 6ieier 8luttbat rerz
anloBt boben fam. Die erite gto6rl6t
pon oam Shif iale Der imei W6nner fam
pon einem Shame, bel melbem iie IN Der
gtdbe BON Gbartefon oearbeitet bottcn.-
Ills oleier Prfubr, mas NIT een Seloen
U0r0e9an0en, f6rieb er icfort an ben sSos
ter Sartclfs, orudte Iein 8eoouern aus
iter bic Sbano9eIbidbte uno bemcrfte,
oob er ibr Qebpn bdtte rpobricbeinlib ret
ten f0nnen, rpenn er pom ibrer &erbots
tun9 unterribtet aelreIPn mare. 0r.
8artcIf 1T nun Ielbft nod @barleiton 9es
9on9eu, um ndbere 2(uffdlufe iiber oos
Sbiffot ieine6 Sobnc5 ju erbalten unh
Die Qeihen Der beioen 9cmcroeten nab
DER 6eimotb in brin9en.
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ein ftbaueerbaftsr Ueceefau

2(m porleBten Srsita9 Morgeu 9eacn
S ltbr erei9nete ilb Elm bGbft lbauoer:
batter tln9Iut5f1ll ouf Der 8ouerei oes
6errn Socot Wper6, in Wonbeim Gaun.
Ibip, 4ancafter Gauntp, Woourtb Elm /
Sabre alteS WGoben, Nomen5 Marp
BUD, ou9enbIifIib 9et0ctet mmoe -
6err Wper6 mar in teiner Sdeuer nit
0reIben nit elmer Waibine bPfbGf.
tiat, lpetbe permittelit zines bori3putolen
Sdaft5 nit Der pfer0fraft auf Ser 2(ul.
ienIsite perbumoen mar. Sa6 &ino Wur.
oe aus bem oaufe an 9errn Wper5 abs
9elbidt UNI nab eincm S6uliel ju fra.
8en, uno ebe e6 Die Sbtuer betrat, itbritt
G6 titer Den Sbaft. 2(uf Dem &itrpes,
unb pdbreno es im8earif woroen Sbuft
pieoer Su ltberithreiten, rpuroe iie an cen
8leloern erfaBt uno mebrmaI5 nit 9rober
9eWalt berumeelpirbslt, nobel ibr &cpf
duf ben Sooen aufiblu9, 70 Dap ods @es
birn in allen Hibtun9en ieritreut waro.
0err MtperS be9ann feline Nrbeit BON
9teutm mo Dltte iCebcn slpsi 98eiJen.
9orben ein9elegt, al6er Elm oumpfe6 Sbla:
Qen auf DEN 9runo Uernabm, uno ale er
nob Der llriate iib umibaute fano Ell
oa6 &ino in Der oben bcibrletenen Gage.
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SabnArtte.

Die in ben leBten Sobren permebrte
ln3obl oon 3abnarjten 1T ebtni 10 eritauu-
lib, ais bic ServolIfommnun9 Der iest
aneefertiatPn ftn(tItben 30bne. - Sot
40 Sabren CAB e6 nidt mebr ais 25 3obn:
irjte in ben Ser. Stoatcn, ieet 9ibt &c
oeren 5000. O.--Snnerbolb Der leBten 20
Sabre bat Die lnjobl Der fabricirtsn
3Gbne fib permebrt BON $50, 600 ouf s..
100000. 0a5 in oeiem Sncuitrie3wci9
inue firte @apital belduft iib ouf s 500, ,
900 uno fir S2,5OO,OOO @oIo miro iobr
tib oariu vtrbraubt.
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Wafcnfabrifatien fur ecn 3ueEn gu
riIfaemiCicn.

Ser 6renton 0empfr0t tbeilt ieincn
Geieru nit, oaB fIrjltb elmer Der 9roBten
SeitbGft6b1uIer in Grenton Den 2(uftro9
erbieit, @eibIBloffetten 5utiefern, pcn
oenen e5 9taubte, oaB iIe fir Die Ser.
Stoaten beftimmt ieien. GI6 e6 fid' ie.
ocb bprau5itcllte, Dap Die Qoffetten fir
8eor9ia befteut paren, mics oo6 Sou6
Die 0eitelIun9 Juritf. Sin berUOrra9en,
Ger Demofrot foil uber oisie 0anolun96s
rpeiie iebr Cntriiitet 9elpeien lein, nan
mo(bte ibm iebob bemcrtlib, Dap &rens
ton fein @laB fir 6obucrrdtber ieI unc
er itefte iblieBlib ieinen Grim in bic
SlIhe.
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aourrn. frie auf surr Sut.

Die gteusWcrf ,,Gribune" marnt Sous
ern Dor eincm ueuen 6umbu9 Sauern
Iouten wobIbeoddtio ir9eno cine, beicns
oer6 in Sorm bon 0onobillS ibnen Su Sc:
fibt Fcmmcnoe, pon ct. 0oui6 ouaoPben-
De SeFonntmabun9 in SGju9 ouf Jap
lneliiben @eijen priifen uno lie Uiclmebr
als cine Sale betrattcn, ite mittelit Der
Ielten um einsn 6baler ju betrti9en.-
Die Serou59eber Der Sefonntma6un0
9eben por, bob bieIe neue 2(rt ppn @eijen
,,orei bunoert SuitheI per Nder' elm
trGot. 0ieIe QiQe 1T Bu unpcrid)dmt.-
Gs 1T cine 9elpalti9e Nn(tren9un9, aut
llntoiten Der Sauern, ,,oen Wino Ju er'
bebPn." 0aBt eub coourb nibt antub'
,ta, Sbidt Den GbaIer nidt. Sbr mer'
bet aemi6 betrooen.
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9S ctr0tbct.

Quf ten 23lsn DieIst am SauIs bst Satsrs
rr 8raut, nabs Gurlutauu, cur6 rsn Strp.
SUIua 8. 9frr, pcn Nuentdun, Or. 8su BEN
3. 9ub, ron 0cper. WacunsIs, nit Wi6 M a.
rtaNnna 9 d warB, VCn Ster'Woeun'
gle.
(@ngeioutt rurh ben Gbrw. Srn. @rrtlt.)
9tm t0ten Brtrudr, fr. glias g. S6nsd nit
OH6 SuIan 6. 9Sr, beibe ron @llrntaun.
QIm t8tsn Betruar, Sr. G9riliun 8. 9tu6 nit
Mi6 Naria Mnspalsna Wltller, tsite pcn SiiO'
8rttlebsm.
Guf DinllaaS ben I9ttn 8struar, turh tsn
@brw. g. IS. 8bcabs, Sr. Gbmunp SrIfrih,
vcn Glib. gp6tlttaG, nit MiB SqtIla Sung, Scn
plaMfrIr, Nctttampton Gaurtp.