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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

Die Gr6Fnunes= Q orfteuune in Der
~SrDine= SaQe.~ Dos 5oltei'i9e @tad
n5ans Suree, Oter: Die perlenl@nur", 3eiet bic
MQ9e'palt Der 2eibenl9aft als 8eberrl9erin unb
2euterin bes meni9liden Bi1ens, als Bilbnerin
les &baratters, ais @@Sp ferin uno 3er1Srerin
meni@li@en @lids. Der @Stterfunfe elmer rei-
men 2iebe elinmt III Der Bruf bes @auerburI9en
r3ans 9lrse," eines bis sur @tumpfbeit robcn
@eiens uno entfammt in b~trielben, plDbli9 Don
@uben stnabrt, bas cole Bepubtiei. teS eiensn
@ertbs> bic @&wunotraft, welae eupor unb
eoran trast unb freili& crit innerbalb 10 Sabren
bas elente @el@Saf r9ans Sirse" in bic i&Sne
9eltenfeur rGeere" serpanb.lt, in benz 3u frat
bic lebente vMnna" ben Mann erfennen rnuB, ter
bic @ebniudt ibres 5ersens gang erfuut BADEN
tplrbs.
Sn elmer aubern Brult lobert baneben bic 3Sl-
lenFamue bet &iferiu9t III buiterer Slut unb jast
bic eble maunli9t Setle bes Saaers r&arl", BON
benz bic Gurie BeIb eenomntn> in ben Mberanb
be @erbre@ens uub @erberbens.
Das Stid 1T, nit ieinen srsQ se3si9ueten
Gbaratteren, ieinen f&rofen @eeenlaBen 3pil9en
BEN nd9tli@ bifern Grnit bes 2ebens in ieiner
1ieft .une Der frSbli@eu ~fonnieen xaeesbeQe an
ieiner SberFa&e, BON maatieer @irfuns. unb
bieie lestere tpurbe am sersaneenen MontaeMbenb
bel ber &rSfnunes-B urie1uns in Der vSrpine-
Dale" gang errei&t. Gs sineen an bieieu, erfole-
rei@en &benb folsenbe f&Sne Bilber an unltrn1
Mu9e noriiber:
nMnna," me.&e am Mnfane bes @tidss a1s
bas beitere, tinbli@ uni@ulbiee 2%anbmGb@sn uns
eri@eint, bs0tu freuntIi&es Sein BON ber erfen
9iebe> mic bic frieoli&e Dorf> 2ano,&aft BON BEN
iunsen @trnblt zines Grublinesmureens erslGnat,
unb uel@e, ben, Gram CUR geute eetporten, als
truflos unelidli&e @attin unb SHUTTER elm BON
MetterRurut perbeertes Chen, bon uns 5@sibet,
BON jdbeu. S&rtd serui&ttt, rNnna", bic u,un-
tere tutette 2anbi@Sue uuO fpater bic ernte fiQe
Dulterin, welde beibe, 3u eiuem Bilbe perl9mol-
gen; Grau Darbenne in ibrer &pQe 70 spQ-
ton1men bar3uftQen ,pubte, mc&te ben 9lumeu~
rau6 3u ibre, Gi6en, BON einer 3anb esmor-
fen, als 3eiaen Der 8ewunterune Mller eu,-
~pfaueen. ..:sE-
xpans SIree", Der uni9tintare, unee.
i@la&te ~8autrnaaps", in be1en Sitfinnsrfs item
bic 8eiuae gum n1annli9en &risssr unb 1elben
f@lummern, aber bur& bic Ma@t Der @erbaltni0e
tritidt ~ .perben broben, bic fe> eetr6ftiet spn Der
eisbe, bic beuuentenGtNtl aeripreueen, anb, fret
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

Sreuno Seller in Der Yittsburg 8rauerei
bat n,ursen cine ieiner oemiitbli9en @onntaes
NaGmittass- uno Mbenb. unterbaltunsem NIT
Muit, @elans, einem San39en unp iberbaupt
d@t beutidsm Woblbebaeen. @ein tSllides
9aeerbier it natiirli9 fir bic 3rinter bic
@eele pom @piel, fir bic 6 ct it Is fem &as,
bat: @0en mt Irinten balt 9eib unb @eele
suiamuen, piro
Grit SmbiB id ~serleben,
Inh bad .9ierIeA nidk herlhnGhen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

0om 3tpeiten. Die ~Yittsbursb Dis-
pat&," Elm enelii@es 8latt, 1T aber un1er Min-
uelota 3weites gang tntSidt. Bti benz Dur9-
u.ari@ bes &teimente bur& bic Stabt tpurbt bas-
itlbe in &itp.6au NIT einem ipltnbibsn Mabl
resalirt unb aberbaupt s~ldn3tnu tmpfansen.
uGin ausseti@netes 8le&mudt-Gorp beslettet
tas &esineut unb mufeirtt berrlid, wdbrenb bic
@plbaten alen." ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26
ctnoerfou S 60. babeu has &ilen ae1dm;e-

sJneerfo4 S 81. baben tas &ilen sel@mie-
bet 70 LANCE 81 marin war unb einen mG&tiaen
@aarensurratb eiuseltst, ebe btr erbSbte Garif
unb tas @teieen Ter 8aumppoe bic Gabrifanten
spaus, i'm wreift ibrtr Waaren auf3u19lassn.
@ie inb besbalb int @tanbe III ben fribern biQi-
gen preieu ~ strtaufsn. Die ,eutn perbR-
waaren Der p~anbluns labt 4err Mabltr Der beut-
i&en Damen,pet beienbtrey empftbltn. F"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26
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.S@lber< Deeoration6< u. 3immermuler,
abernimuat ant in itin Sad einl@lasenten Mrbei.
ten. biz e biQie aef@madoOq uub RAID anfertist.
o. BettQun0en tSnne1 auf ter Offce Ser
Minnelpta @taats3eitun9 binterlaKen perber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26
.M6tunQ! DeutI0e!

Der 1nter3ei9nett, psL@tr1 10 SABRE I'M Dienlae
Der Ser. @taaten- Mrmtt ~seftanben unb jeben
She'll bes Ditnfes eenau fenta, wiinidt cine
teutl&e Gompanie fir tas sierte Rinneleta &c.
9intnt 3u prganif ren.
Sunee 2eute, bic 2ul baben, obieer &ompanie
bei3utreten. (tnb eriu9t, btnneu 6 1aeen ii@ in
ct. paul bel 6errn Danger pber auf Der DfNee
Der Staaes5eituns 3u melbtn.
Qabt. u. 6aeo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

6reie8 gpneert.-3eute Mbenb 1T freies
Concert bel 9errn NieperbSfer unb pirb, tie inn
met, BEN pub'itum %aneenebme llnterballuns bic
ten. @ir pi1en fem be7ers5 plab@en fir cine
irSbli@t @onnabenh Mbeute uuterbaltuna.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

Drci GaDa1lerie= Gpmpanien itatt
Giner.-MuBer Der beutlden @umpanie 1T Spa
Der &esieruns bic BON Capt. Sen. s. 5mitb
BON Blue @artb So, acceptirt tporben. Dt Dr.
saniiation BON @apt. 8radett's Gompanie (friber
@beQeY'S) mirb balo Dpuenbet iein unb ltebt Der
Mnnab1ne ~eerielben bon Seiteu Der &esieruns
1T a1er Wabrl1einli9feit ni9t5 I'M Wege.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26
DeutlGe8 8anf<, @ed1el:

Of1[1WF8 S0nt<r @eD19l<
nnb N~aNa9t=@ei6dft.
6. Spn 8aumba1 unb g..
5isben @ele in DeutI6lanb sin unt aobleu bort
be,9lei1en aus.
Sffice: Mp. 227SR-@ al1erRraBe<
Milwautie, WiSepn III.
Das @cnlulat fir bic &Snigrei9e 8aieru unb
Wurtembcrs uno bic @rpBberao etbumer Medlsn-
burg unb Sa9len= @etuar beFnbet lb auf un<
lerer Stfce. 129-6mt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

CAPT. Mart %. Dotpnie Don ber Gill
tpater Company ees 1. &esiments 1T benz @uu'
perneur CUR Nnfeluns ale Majpr beim I. @eei-
ment an bic @te4e bes 9rn. Site empieblen &pur>
ben, Der ab9trantt bat. Wenn er bic @teue er~
balt, 10 .pu,be Der erlte lieutenant Der Company,
3errSbumaa, 8apitan unb Der smette lieutenant,
unier Qanbsmann QcuiS MuQer, erjfer perben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

Deutf1e8g --~----
9apeten< unb pplftergef1dft
g. - =. BON + .ugI41
il 80 .lr. SDbn matbeis, E+sn:
Drttte Strabe, &2Hs~gN
Sings fraberem Store seeeniiber, aabe benz
rWmertean 9uufe,"
ct. YauL Mtnne{pta.
Meineu serebrten beutiaen Jreunben 1nb @Sn<
1lerrt hermit bic ~atn3eiee> bab i'd in ,neinenn teu-
ttatllrten Iapeten- unb Yolaerer. @el6aft ale
@,rten son Gapeten u. Matrasen uorratbia bale
unb empftble ib mid CUR biailaen ,unt prcmpten
Nntertieuns BON allen in bielen @e11afte Scr-
.-... Spbn Matbets.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26
8terbrauerei
ODt
$roper S naridb,
Sde Der Ga9l ez uno @r9anAe @trabe>
ct. Yaul, Ninn.

Vtt SuY1t> UHV VIWunat SIrnbt1
ct. paul, Ntnn.
@aDe 8rQueret
Dun -.
@br g a ) Imam.
@ein Ga ger oes ocrtreflidRen Biers, bas arUBte
Eager i'm Merometen, empfeblt fir ben Gnerps-
unb Detail @erfauf tetens
Chr. 9tablmann.
Sentibc 8Qnf,
ct. paul> Minnel ota.
@elb. Briefe, uber Na9ri9ten liesen sur fir
CIR. 12O, Spbann @dart.
y 1872, Spbann Marti11 MiQer.
n 147. S. .. 6. Sobnipn..
y 173. Samuel Marti.
S. II. g. @itIius.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

Himtioc8 &o1smaf.~ Der 9ol3me0er
leet iebt 1einen Mablfab at jebe Gprb 9pl3, tpel-
DE in ben @traben gum @erfauf aussetoten mirb>
uno felt Denen, pel9e ibr 9riRli9e8 ebrliheS
Mab baben, cine 8el@einigung tariber aus. Sc
Der 9pl3faufer fam bemna@ BON benz BerfGufer
Gin ioldes @ertiftcat serlaneen> unit i& 3u iiter>
aeu9en, baB ct ben ecQen @ertb fir fem gutes
@ep erba(t.
Gtne TancD=G beeriade. - Son benz.
ale feline &rabfibe i@neiuenbe unp BON suder~
iaber Mrti8teit ItertrImenben 2an3meifer, ben
meifen ct. paulern befannte r@isnpr" 5asa3ar
nereen bic @enisfen tilen, baB er ein ~eeoienter
Seemann 1T, unb wenn IS tcinen &riee eeeeben
Bate, murbe biele Ebatia1e AUDI tpobl nin1mer
publif ~9spprben fem. Der 8riee bat IS nun ans
Gasesli&t B~efOrcert, mas aud in tiesm Manne
0edt> BET auf germenbune bes @pp. Stanley cine
MnRe1uns i'm Ser. ct. @eebienf als rMaler5
Wate" erbalten bat. Gin bon Yomabe buftenber
Ian3meifer lit Der. 1beerjade. Sept fam Der
Sang our Gee tpG tppbl lpseebtn.
Mes. g.. .. Nteiu Der 8sltpreoiser ees 1.
@eeimsnts> ber cine :3eitlane ouf l1rlaub bier
mar bas @eelenbeil leiner @olbaten in3pilden
eineu, aneern iterlalenb, 1T gu ieinem Resiment
3urideefebrt. 9uHsntli9 1T mdbreno Der Mbwe-
1enbeit bes 5irten Der Wplf ni9t unter bic @Gafe
eeratben.
Seibnam 9efunoet- @m nersaneenen
@onntag purbe III ber Nabe Der &otary~ Muble
i'm Milillppt Der Qeidnam zines Grtrunfenen
eefuneen, IN tpeldem bei ber @uruners l1nteriu@-
uns b%erjenise zines 6lo@boot~M rbeiters Namens
patrtd GpwleY ertannt puroe, Der sufaQis er-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26
@ape BrQueret
NnN
0eutibe 8anf
Seuti@e Sonf

s. & 8. wi((ius, STUNT poul.
Gruber Meyer II. @iuius.)
ct. paul, Mirne5pta.
Nuner aQen ~ibrieen 8raaden bes ganfesldaf
ties piemen mir unlere b~eioneere @uimert}amfeil
benz 8ertaufe Don
MeGieln auf Deut11lanp>
lopte auf bic 9auptplase Granfreigs, Grelancs,
Der Satrei; unb Der Ser. @taate11 uub tralltren
mir unter Mnbern auf ~frlecnbe eurrpaiibe SQuier.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

9afpb 8prf u. 8ruber, i.
Gde Der Se@6ten unb @aba1bamRrabe>
ct. paut,
empFtblt I'd ben. Yublitum nit taeli@ frii9 &C.
tadeuem Brob utb Ru@en, I2,- III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-10-26

Die bemtibe Gaoallerie= s. ompante
bat> mie mir BON 2ieut. @ultaS 2eue erfabren,
Mari9prbrc erbalten unb wirb III Der uadlen
@ode ausri'den. Yferoe uno Uniform erbdlt
bic @pmpanis III ct. 2pui6 luo niht bier, uie
pten eemelpet &uoreen. 2ieut. 2eue 1T gang III
Ieiuem Clement, unb 1ein @abel wirp bic Secel-
~liuniten< 8Vpfe lAlimm Drummer MAIDEN. On
Der gompanie erbalt 8remont Elm Gprps, wie CT
bis jest hui weni9e bat> uno mir er,parten> paB
ibr ber aebubrenbe @brenplak anaeptslen wire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

IN the House of Commons gu the llth inst Mr.. w
Forster gave noiic, that wien Mr.. Greg0rys motion
10 favor of tie recognition Of the new American Con-
federation uP he shOald move the folio" ing:
That this HOufe does not Getre 10 expires any
opinion upon the subject sud tie Government viii not
,eeoIuize sush Confederation without taking security
Tor TIE suppression Of The slave-trid-."
Mr.. LiUds-y moved eOlutJBs against any further
exlerdltare on wooden shi1s OF war and sgainst AM
expenditure ior adapting the national dvckyarts foo
Tie coUstruciuu OF iron ycsses.
L e merits Of tie question were debated at length
and ilualy Mr.. Lindsay withdre biz resolutions.
sir John lrcnwuey drew attention 10 the STATE Of
afflrr IN NeRZealaud aud uOIUcef the conduct OF
TIE Governs OF That colony having, by acts oil in
ju-ri,e, I'D 70 The prev,jliuu trouble.
Ministers te.e,dtd toe Governor and fully JUSTIFIED
i, couIse tut The debate adjourned without re-
suit.
4 new wit was ordered for M,rylobooe in the room
Of NJ. Edwin jane, who las accepted tie CLllefn
hGudreCs i -, rrsigUed.
urste rome - aIaious r,hive 20 the trials 81 The
Dru-e- ia >Iil, aud SAID The Papers on the subjee'
would he Published Oh The iOlOWiI x day.
IN TIE i0U-c Oi COWnuIs o. san G evening,
Lord John ss- said in reply TO Mr.. Gregory, that
GoycfE,ii I'D received q cory of the new American
tasiH. and voul 10y it o. The liable.
Lord JOIN Russell dl,o exTHiuod the state Of aiars
b.,ge,u De.m,Ik md S,ile. -lol-i,iu md ttl'ed
tyat ihe Governments Of Ffsure, sweden Russia ano
Tf-lud Nere .-r,ed upou tie question, and "a t'ey
c,ss,d pe-ctal- solution, he IGd strong hopes their
e,U- wV.h he successful.
i.rL Palmerstou was recovering from bis recent St
tack Of gon aut stil luaJls % 1--WE much alter
lirr 10 uHical duties
Ttf LOaaOA Pet denies he rumor proTacated by
o French .Juna relative 10 ali English expedition 90
slia
Another irr -~ased fcG'e the ReTis'snce, bud been
launched DO @ TraIes, and smother hip Of tho sume
,Ies was 10 he immediately commenced IL tie sAf1e
yad.
Lord Elgin arrived a. Dover on the ll'h inst. and
ru,t with q c.-.ial reception IL si-eoL hi'h he
delivered he s4d dat i ehOrf bad been e. lt ne
foundations pI PERMANENT leloe AID good uuders'and-
ilQ with Tue Empire Of CLiIa. ~
The great raj,.i., Of hands In the London building
trrde b,d accepted The terms Which the masters h4d Of
feed. and the -tiIEe was considered al an end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
FRANCE.

Lord CLYDE had arrived IN Paris and il Wa report
ed ai- uisi 10 wa- al otii.il ore.
Ire monthly returns the Bank Of France show a
is.re.-s u & t.h 90 fIld Il over ei Lteen millions
OF .uiuos Tle changes il the other departments art
-liyLt
The Pari. correspondent of Tn LoHtoH Z mrs
wa - ~ folows. The most raugIac begin 10 thi X
tat y l. 30, only probable, but Ig"y't '"l1- ~"
uros from Wlr-tN makes stll gloo'licr oar SQecula-
iurt 90 % the fr'n-r. The irralo1 - Anstria tho
rrt.pclti1uz e li.oD0rt, the uu 81 led state oi the
S.,.u alairs he tiie.,aCc UeiNe-u toe Ff,Dc. Aud
In.I-l Go,,rlmsute ou the Eastern question, the
ma iua ua q tie revolutionary pay, lhe Ne-i pep
a.l'iaus On foOt sveywher, al justly the darkest
i,f,bo,i .g-.'
TIE Protects bad addressed series Of reports to
& ..r,t p,r-lry, Einrlly rcrOur.rauug against the
di--..i.,ou of lie L. .-lA.Re body.
r.l- lrtcrs tt-ts ;h.J tAe Directors oi The ~ ons
Ersv had been orC, red 10 toli thr.eives ~ rcdd-
r.-r 10 trs.sp.u nom 5000 10 0I,tUi men 20 the
furr.r and they were engaged IL tn means Tor car
-,ip4 OFT tIi- operation.
Flo Lad ordered two Urge iron.caset stips in
FrIte.
NE Emperor, on tle llfh reviewed the Second
Iiyiaou Of che trsl CsfIs AIMEE 500 men were
on the GROUND
Lord El.iu, while 10 Pans, had interview iwiih
tie Luyriu-.
Tis Ia.is correspondent Of The I9Hd0a Hsy7iG says
Prince Nur-,oi cont, ;ired wilt 10 syria II for
the lrpse Ut las iug ths tas,, % permanent French
t,.flaiiJu Trai-J FiN thai sharp notes "trc Hl'nuHi
dali, sKrht- I'd lc weeH tbe CaUiness Oh rams hhu
LgmIu on The SvlUf question.
The pgris B,ur-e 900 he l-lu was heavy and lower
Renee ,lo.,d al t....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
THE nANGER Al WASHINGTON.

gentleman long resident Of ""asbington' who
ss 70 moved bis family u Tie North make Tue follow
~ st.eueuts:
Half ne people inside the city are friendly to the
Sontht.n leaders Evervwhere : boldly heard secef-
sion sentiments pocaiued, ladies rtjoiced over the
Govnfu Of Sumter, and the wife If q clergyman told
n,e trumPbant}y CD Sunday morning lost Now you
zee what ne can do III, is tie greatest danger 70
Washington, and il is enc nothing car overcome. Tue
,olters who have volunteered in the city ere ulue.
senhs Of them boys, and would not make ANY show at
all II attacked You would be inniyugIt 10 hear tie
open roproach and ridcule cas On the Massachusetts,
l7oOps It is said hey ,oa al the way through BslG-
more merely from mob OF nuarued lien aud It lie
s-id with great guso that al they had 70 DO was 10
knock a Northern solder down and take his masiet
ZION him."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
TEXAS TROOPS ARRIVED.

The steamship Empire Cry, Brown. from lndiaHola
i3L inst. snd Havana 2o.h, Where she stopped i1r
water and fuel, arrived here on Thursday morning.
TIE steamer Star Of the West wss a. lnimnoh.
as apg The mr. sal Of the troop from the RIO Gnldo
The Empire City bringr home the 1Ard Regiment
Infantry and Second Cavalry usCef the command Of
Major shepp I'd numbering sd Infantry aud - Cav
airy, with tBe band. Company iefl For Duncan
March 10. Coupsuirl y, G., II, and LEI, For ark
al the same time, and arrived At iulianola April lO
where they rrmhired three days before eu5arliDg %
account Of bad weather Tie CoHanctes followed O..
troops, committing derr,dauous on tieir rouie and
killing the inhabitants
The following arr The officer Of the troops Com
pauy b. Major Sheppard; j, Capt. Schroeder; G,
Capt. Brooke; n. Lieut. Bell; X, Capt s!ke'.
Cavalry. unl.. command q C.pt Whiting Capt
johnson, Cspt. Royal, Lieut.. Porter Lieut. lowe,
Ac.uaut; Assistant surgeoIf, d.. BfodIe GaeAsIsn,
Dr. i.amsaur.
Mrs MAJOR Sheppard aud niece, Ms. Car.. johnson,
I'm Lent Love, hr-. Lisu'. Ben, and M Wr2'le
are passenger n rhe Eupue Cuy.
TIE roo. ~ are sli IN ppod hcal.h.
The United st-tes steamer Mohawk was a. Havana
f5t supplies. She would sail for Texas in two days
An well.
TIE United States schooner John Appleton, Lieut..
Duncan sailed on he 10Th int, with tie malt Tor Key
Wet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
STATEN ISLAND VESSELS SEIZED.

The schooner Commerce CAPT Daniels arrived at this
1rt on Monday morning from Go't River, Va bringing
Some Capt j. Daniels and crew Of s'oop Sunshine ri
New-York, which vessel was capsiz,d III York River
Ca2,. Daniels Of tie Sunshine reports willie coming
down tae river, and when opposite Yorktown, washred
5u'o rom the shore, Tor tie supposed purpose Of max
Ing as heave %. Seven sbo's were fired. j blowing
heavy at the tine took notice OF tnen but kepl our
cogrse, when flaw OF wind struck the soo9, causing
Ser 70 caps2e We bad barely lime 10 save our.elyes
In zoe yaNl which was towing astern. Tie schooner
Commerce, Capt. Daniels, being IN sight ahead and
teciuc tie accident, hove to s2j took us on board
Opt DaIiels ofthe Sunshine il under ~ inpresiCn
Sat if lie had hove bis vessel t. sDe would have been
Seized and him-e { and crew imprisoned.
The Commerce also brings home Capt =. Brush
o1i crew Of the schooner Alice Eiis Of Nev-Horh
WHO were compelled leave their q cir vessel IN 1O.k
River for fear of being seized and impis 1ed. An
Fasten schooner, name unknown, had been seizcd
further up the river and all nauds Imprisoned Tie feel
ing sranst Northerners very ber Toe soop Arriet
g. Capt. Alex. Brunde alsoa-rived On Nondy y oring
Lroin Virginia; Capt b. having left for fear of being
seized Tire A. il partly owned in Yorktown. Va. but
Che crew tre all Staten FLANDERS ebrngs home Caot
Sonolas Brush who has beer engaged IN the oysrer
trade between Ills y, and Virgins foi the Last TWEEN
y years. Capt. h. had between s. 90 aid $4,000
worth Of oysters there, bu will probably loose al He
cons defs himself fortunate in getting away with his
Gfe.
Both vessels are ancho'ed at Quarantine.
TIE steamship Petersburg with toe 2J.a Albany
Segment, sailed on WedneSciy evening.
The steamship Daylight also sed on Wednes.
DAY evening with tie remainder Of he Seventh
Regiment, and some two hundred and fity vol.
nnleers. The steamer XIII Van Kull, Captsin J. W.
s'fas'ed has been chartered by Government and, with
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IMPORrANT FNOM HARRIsnURG.

lhERlsbJHG TtursG.y, Aprii -, 1901.
Two Massachusetts men fleeing from Thomusyille,
Norta Carolina arrived here this morning via Carlisle
LIS, Sunday IL, rniEg 500 South Cafolinars passed
Tuomasye on their way North. All along their
route morrill, troops were getting in the oars aud they
beard them alb freely Tey suid dat their destination
war Southern camp % uilos south Of Washington,
on Aqua Creek.
The men lef, Baltimore via the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsiroad, and couli not 70, out any other way. They
passed HaIler's Ferry, and cav a number Of troops
there-'boy iudre from 1900 10 40J.-ani batteries
were erected on The lighte overlooking the town.
Tie tie troops hao booked new ana bright aha
tttir teuts clean The, bad means OF Ar erSiring
the accurate rambler AT weldon North Carolina but
INV one man bleeding for bis life with moi, but are
unable 70 state the result.
Thee report that they had TO volunieeror Leave
They left, however and quite suddenly. They are
both intelligent men, and bore interrogation well.
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POLAND.

It Il announced that Prime Gorchakof had been
recalled from Warsaw AID ;Lat Gen. our .viei had
been appointed Governor Of Poland 10 Bis place.
Prince Gorcbako, in proclamation had stated iha,
nnless the popu,aCe msinBiped tranquility he would
be compelled TO prosl i'm state OF ssge.
On the night Of the 9ih, Russian iroops were en-
csmUed il. the SQUARES Of Wur,aa The public bnild
iuge were also occupied by military. AL shops, work
siops and Offices were deed. Crowds Of people
IN. embed ia the stTeets, but forbidden ~ staud
still National ca. tune aud mourning were no longer
10 be seem No newspapers were being published
Among the persons Lll ID AID wounded u The recent
disturbances were several women and Children, aid i
il asserted that the billef amounted to leis' thirty
willie several hundreds were wounded The 0ocieg 81
rutiriu.Ity Of Warsaw wa dissolved. Gorcnakoil,
in one Of biz procamaiions, charges the people Wih
having thrown ,tuues at he troops, &nd thereby
caused The death Of two soldiers AID wounded ten
OtherR.
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ITALY.

GanalH continued unw.ll, snd bulletins Of bic
rolrr were isrlci Oily by biz y ysIuaus. Letter.
Ism Tuin say trst 10 WA cCnil,d Ia bis bed oy
rheumatism, Mt II AteHt daies lie death hsd I'M
proved.
Tt ic'l Of the Pore Usa also ssi 20 be very bad
aud The CTrliraf were -Iccuhfng upon lis Deal ts
A.. event rot likely iu be lorg r,lry Il.
Gen. BiNo, one 81 GarialIIs leaoing oi.oer', waa
IN Pai- prd G4Ii. Iii lad recommended Liza 10 stay
there iur come time. -
an order had been Issued at Narles recalling I'll
-oldiers Of tic caterpillar army who were a. sent
from tler Commune, who attempt 10 disturb
YOglic order
Arrests confined to take place at Naples, but tran
qu!ity prevailed
The llrrison at Na,lls had been reeuiorced ty
1000 men.
Five huudrl Isiun volunteers are -ad 10 lave -
embarked auC taken refuge IN the mountains Oh b.I-
matII. 49,
The authorias Of Siuiga. had broneh; the Bishops
before tie tigur ], for laVlng u'tlcod ~ Coh'es-
sors 70 uufeu tie uu,hon'y Il King Victor IL an
uel fvuerous Austrian ouissailc- arc ella 10 nave
crossed tho frontier o. Iay on The ride OF Lombardy'
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Of Deputies the President read letter from GarilaH.
in which the later declares that in his reply tbr
deputaton from the work mems association Of Milan,
he had no intention Of offending the King or Para-
men,. Also that his devotion to the KING wus too
well known, and that, consequently, his conscience
would not ow him 20 descend TO justify himself
against the charge of offending hls Majesty.
in the same letter be said also that his 10 favor
of the country notorious to allow 10 De sup
posed that be wished to insult il. He added that the
manner in which the Southern Amy had been treated
bad filled bis soul with dsdain and concluded by pro-
posing project of law for vast National Arm meut
No sign Of either appreciation or disappropriaiioa
mark ed the reading of this let ter.
APRIL Ia, lS6l.-The Official Gazette Of Turin rnb-
fishes decree ordering the formation Of volunteer
corps, to comprise three divisions in which the Carl
bacian officers will hold Iauk.
DECENTRALIZATION IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Sunday, April A.-Tbe M0Hitea OF to-day
publishes report from N. de PersigDy, Minister 81
the Interior, to the Emperor which is followed by an
imperial decree ordering administrative decentralizs
lion Hencefoh the Projects and SabPrefecs are 70 DO
eide on certain departmental and Communal ahlis, and
on various other subjects which until now were de-
cidedby the different Ministers.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday, lith.-Tbe steamship Europa
from New-York on March 80, arrived here this mon-