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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-08
e0n asafbinatO2nl.- anss rnbia am 9ptonnae.

8atiu9tpn, 7. SIT, Der Dampfel
g9ilapelpbia, Capt. Ne9noIps, fam beute Wor
gen BON peg Seltulg NipnrOe bier an. Nm Slut
1T Nues ruby. - Der CAMPER Baltimore gebi
nit elmer beDeutsnben 2uantjtdt &ueeln nnp
9omben mad 6eluug Monrge. Der Dam=
pier 9apnee unter9ebt cine 8eparatur In Def
NapY yarO. Gopt. DOPE, friiber pom Gam.
pier Yocabontas, III gum Dienf in ben reflt6eu
+GeraNera beOr0ert. Die @~pcabontas lieat In
Der Naby Sarp, nm lApersr beipaHnet at tpearben.
Gifle ~bgfla9en fA, RAP lte ouf 8riefe an Biz
verfdieoeaen @Nfs Der Gepartements feline Nnt.
mort erGnlten. Die G%epartements IInb fir boa
0el6aft i'm 6rteoen pr91nilirt nnD Der MtstrltG
oeS Sitr0ertrtsges bat bic Nrbeit 70 furAttar
8fbHuIt, rap mr. Die prin9euplten @el9aftsbriefe
erlept9t iparDen F6nnen. ssasl
Walltngton, 6, Sft, Drdfpent 9ltt>
eoln, Gen. @lrGlellan, bic @ecretaire SewarD,
Soerlt S0Om. q. Scott, Niaitsn3 Sriegasfretair,
9r. j. Seiparo, Qililten3 Staatsrtrttar, 3Sr.
SYloeIter Seiparp, Wr6. S. SewarD, unb Die
6rauIetu Sir9inie lnpi Ma9sie Cameron, Sod
ter beg 6rie9sFfretars madtsn bsnte 9prmtttaa
cine Ser9nasunsapdrtbie s5u pem 6auptguartier
peS Stem 2lprter IS. 9ieg, 4 Meilen -oberbaI6
9fpfsptlle, no fe nit @enerelnajpr gnnf8 uub
Stab Sulammentraffn. 1,.Ya "a
DdS 3ulainmentrefen Der betben @ener1ls
trnrOe bon Der 9an5en Yortbte unc namentlid
pom 9raliosnten nit SutersHe bepsa6tet. Nad
etnem frugalen @labte TN 3elte Dec epmmanpi
rsnpen Mfajor BON 10. 9tesiment tamen Die 81
curIpnilten, lfbr tefrtepiat NIT Dem 2elultat IT,
rer GOhr nm s lbr IN Nalbinstpn pteeer an.
Die 9laArldt, pa6 Der brittiI6s Dampfsr Ser
ole SledaOe BEL SapanHab eurGbroAen
bate, ltbctnt BON 2orO QYpn'S eiener SdIel aus
9eGan9ea 81 ieiit. Die 2aoung bes @Gifes Sc
IN 70 IOnren Wulver, 1000 Stid GnfelD
Stttle 10000 Yaat SGubeu, elmer bepeuten-
Den Quantitat Defen unp &leiper, Gbtnin unp
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Der irroe Men1d. wel6er etncn MorbserluG

Der innge @enI6. tpel6er etmcn @orb0sriu&
auf Die GSnietn bon @rte6eulanO madte, 1T Elm
StuOsnt NamenS DartCu8; er bat feline Nftt>
1Aulotsen,
Gs0 eriftren @erthte, bab in Sefret@ stne
MnftertriGs beoprltsbt unb Der &an3ler fstne
Helianatiun einaereiht BAT.
NaGrtGten aus Sapan 6eri6tert etren @foros
Seriad auf bic Mttglieber Der en9lilhe1 Gelanbt~
i9aft in &ana8aipa am 5. Suit. 3pet purOen
Oertprtoet Die t6rigen ettfamen. Mm II. ipar
Qle8 rubt9.
Der fran36flGe GeIanbte in 8ern fat DEM
SunoeSrott Der S6pet3 etne anbere Npte Ves
treffS be5 0ren3freite8 iberrei@t, norm Tranf=
reib Bel letner frG6eren Nniiat bebarrt, welAe
S0nt Sunoeeratb b~eltrttten rCrOeu mar.
Die Noant9arpen Der tiirftiAen Nrmee tnb
nrf Srelt3ue unO &lupud 3uridSefa0en, Diea
nuroe nnr6 cine fitue 8epeeung Der Snlurger-
ten berbet9efa9rt. Smar Dalha cpncentrtrt
letre 4rnppen BET Sreberque.
Der Galcifa ron Mcntene9ro bat all feline
Streitfrofte 5uI ammen9eo8en unp ertpartet bte
tiirftI6e Nrniee nuf neutrality-suspicious. @jebiet.
9(adri6reit BON Stalien melOen, boB General
6anti 3t Gialoint'S Na4fol9er in Neapel erz
nannt 1T.
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0fnr cine @pdenreife BON Californian.

pacific springs, 26O Meilen Eflid,
pom Sal3lee, 5: Sft, Die 9OnY .Grpreb fam UNI
10 uer 9eute MUrsen NIT f~Ulseapsn giadridten
bier pnrd, 's'
San 8ranrisro, %, Sept. Qm 26. fam Der
Dampfer Uncle Sam BON panama Bier an. @m
II. ie9eltf pas S1tf NtGarp III. mad @alap.
= Gan 6raneiseU Martte linb fIau, Die 8tu=
terre9en Itetnen in ben IaOli6en Counties be-
letts e%tntreten az ipplen. Drei SAGE lana Spm
-. an mar 5pitd.n ben 8ereen uup Der see
ltarter Ne9en gefalrn.
VS. Sect, Der Se3elienilenpreeteer, tretfer
BON lftner @emeiupe abgeleet murpe, bat auf Dem
ShtT Grantlin bapfn ra1 0tperpUul Walfaae
9enOinmen uno miro na6lte Mohe abaeben. -
DaS 6prref- Gbrptrr In Sacramrutp puroe am
20. bnrA 6eler 3erfGrt. Gerluf 500, 600.
Die pom Staat Serlansten @apalIerie=Reats
ntenter lino iegt iberecl mp 9e0erp wurpen spet
@pnpa9uiset 3utiifsepte ZEN. Sn ben Snfantez
rie 8e9imeNteru 1T mod Maunl. Der %.
Sept. purpe in lletersinfimmung nit Der Vyp.
f(amattpn beS @ralfpenten In San 6ranctsco ols
5atta9 sffetrrt. Die @el9afte pnren a~uqemein
.geihlO1en.
Die nerifanilAsn Ginrp6uer con San Grans
flSee Ielerl! bente ben SabrsStae iprer nattOSnaleen
HnaOgan9t9teit = Elm lGpader A6suB pes 4.
SAlts lJJnas 8f3HNg casa 1G9& ,aHIfD
Sine tee9rapbilae DeReI6e pom @u,tlanS,
Oregon, som g.. Sept. beitatt9t bnB Der g.. CT.
0amPfer a~falIa6uIstts Bet Sort gancUuUer an
gslan9t IT. Gr miro MiIttarprDSiipnen fur
San 6rauciseu labeN, s.n5 MS
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Mmtertfnnifd1e Wadbrib4en.

3elt9ei3un9. Seim 6erannaben bee
Winters nnS Der @usli6t auf einen Wtnterfelo-
aug bfrftee 60 fir Die 5reimiligen nidjt Obne Mertb
ietn, bic 3eltbeiBun9s<M et9pDe Der californilden
@clo9r1ber tennen gu lsrnsrb pel6e oud Elm
New~2JOrfer 8e9iment bei Sen. 8anfS OistffDn
lauu etn9efibrt BADEN lUQ. Qus Der Mttte bes
3elteS miro etn @raben, | SUP brett uno l 3ug
ttef, BIG anf cine furse Strrfe altber6al6 beg Rel
ties ans9ebUben unO bann wieper in Der Dirt iiberz
eedf, Dap nur | 6uB lang an iepem @noe Uffa
plelpt. Oas Gn6e i'm Snrern tient als Seuer=
plat, iDnbrenO aber OaS dubfre gnoe Elm SAT
Cbne BOpen 9rltulpt uno eS baOurd ,unt .Rami,
gertaht rpirn. Mm belten beid man NIT bo(b
pfrtObltem 9UIa baS purber i'm Sreien lhun oe,
brannt bat, 10 oab i'm 3elt tpeniaer Stands emf
itsbt. = Wer StrUb ale Qassr Dentist, lOute BAT.
lelbe ta9li4 auflften, pa e5 lunf feudt miro
ano GrFaltungen bstpirtt.
New gUrf, 5. SIT. gintpanoeruno. N1h
benz WtOnats Bert6te bes Neenten Der Seutlhen
Seisal6oft Iunbsten I'm @eptember i'm 6ofen
ron 9lefp gOrf 1922 g~tnranoerer etnlhf. 2O53
0sntl@s, BON lebteren tamen BON Bremen in 8
S@tten 1877. BON 5amburg in 8 S6ifen AIT,
ron 9a1rs in . S6ifen 176, sOn QiuerpOol In
IL S6tHsn 20, BON QCnppn in 8 @dife -
unO ben NOtteroam tn 8 @diFen 14I. c{m
Sspteat6er 1860 Ianbetem in Stem Qlorf 41S7
GsutiAe nnb int September 1859 1893 Dent.
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WertcDt npt, sen. wacGunomabs Spe.

81: 2puts, 6. Sft. Cine GorreFpcnben,
oeS Oemptraten lautet fol9enOermaBen 8Uua'
DID,, q. Stt. 0}aG Oen 8ec6a6tunaen yua
Strsipra9m Be itoen lt6 II, 1000 bepafnete @ez
6flln IN fsm lupmettGep 4@als ees Gtaotfs.
8 Wietsp pntsrbnIb Der Mtfouri Qtnie unter
Commando beS jun9en Sen Mcgulouab.
Ntajor gSri9lt ppn zen 5ome0uoroS befi6tet /;
gin 5tpfrlaif9er Nrjt Fam am Dienaao Qbeuh
pom llotpeltllden 2beile bes @taates bier an; er
mar frlber partner BON Or. SneG, in McGul~
lrn9bS Nrlnee, unp erbielt BON pielem bic Na6s
rt1t, fab Sen. Mc@ulOueb in Der S6loht bei
Springfield bnrb pe QUITE unb in zen .fOpf as4
lWOlisn tpurpe, 0lei6 nahbem ct ieinen @tblaGt=
bertht 9cnlacbt bate, tpuroe er nit rem GeraSe
8rnppe, Snrld beVrrert uno ltar6, ete er Camp
@belapeafe, nabe Mpunt Sermon, erreidte. -
G9f ef farg auberte ar iiI uloerpublen absr feine
gfbanolun9 BON 6 eiten Der Mlilfp,urter ane be-
fannie, Dap er ME in BEN Staat %9etommea lein
pltroe, trsnn ct pte gert1Itnile 9enau ~aefannt
batte. Seine 9etde ptrpe in einem Metous
Sarge nab Geras 9el9iat. - @ein SOB ,purpe
IN Der erlten 3ett lelblt por Ietnen et9enen 9euten
9e1elm gebaltet, oa Die l6erlebenpen 5u9rer lct-
nen Nanea noG, benuBen ipptlteW
Sein Sobn, Ben WcGuQCua6 IT,. hurSe Sc.
yer nprltnell gum Commando erbpben. nm ne
&aniARn9 aFfrebt gu frbalten. @lutcr @riobf.
eth alter gefapnter Don @le@ulcuab. Der SIS
pOrteen Winter nit ibm 3uiammen am COLORADO
9sItretit bat, TT pom apbe beS leetrren il6er,elot
= Srtsfe BON Sbert @rapfOrb BON @rice's Dir.
NEE an letne 5rau ia9en. DAP CT einoeldlOIen
uno IN lebr f%ataler Sage lei; er empfebIt Die arz
9snbltdltde llsteriisOslun0 istnes @srmGssns
mad Dem Suupen,
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Son Gen. 8amfs QIrmee.
Die erite Brigade unter Sen. Nbercpmtte lte9t
jebt Bel OawlousYi(le.
8on Teauua Wlonrpe.
opn Gen. SBppl. = General WsansfeIb
naob 5atteras SnLet. -

3uriicffunft opn Gen. SSppl. General MeanSfelb
nac, 8atteras SnIet.
SeRung MonrUe, 6 SIT. DER DAM
PIER Spaulotng 1T wjeper nit 500 Mann Grup.
pen uno 8riegamunition nab 6atteras Snlet
ab9egongen. Sen. Wppl te6rte 6eute Wuraen
nn0 SlD Noint surId uuO miro pbne ;3ipeifel
6isr bleiben. - Sen. WansfielO gett NIT Dem
DampIer Spanlptng naeb 5atteras 5,1tet, um
bort DaS SbercUmmanbU 3t ilberne9men.
g, 8or, Nliilten3s SffretGr Der 6lotte, Der 2tlf-
ten3 Observation-Disclosures II. u. braGter Den 0eltrt=
9fn Sag II Slp Bgiut 5t. 81. Sos fam mil
per 9bilopelpeta sen Waibtngtum NIT SrbCn=
nan3 Drpoiiipnet an unp 9in9 am 9laNnitta1
nah elmer llnterrepun9 nit Commodore @clOS
bareuGb pieOer ab. @pnmiEGr So9n a&lart,
friber' lteOatttur beg 8Qfon Courier, scar NIT
an 8oro Der Sammy, perlteB pas Sdif ater NIT
BEN ertsn 8pet ltne entsing 10 Oer Oefaneens
l6aft, = Der &apttGn Der SAMMY rpirp freng
aetapelt, ba e5 IAeint, boB bic Dampfsr Der 0tes
bsllsn ni6t eber eeIeten u4trbeh, ale Bis fe fG
inuerbalb 4 Mteilep pop psl Drlpeler befanpep,
Nm Boomerang MQrgen 9iltgen 5pei Danpf,
bOote nit ben nod iibrt9en YruOiIionell fir bas
20. Snpiana He9tment BON 5atterns Snlet ab,
UNI nah Dem Eager gu geben; opd ebe bic 9atp=
nee ab9tHg, bsrrIAte pae @eriiAt, PAP lie wieoer
ouf Dem Nufme9e bferiSfn lstfn, pbne iRr 5iel
erret9t 3t baten.
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Mcrpbtum in auBercrbentlt6er Meuae. Die
umltanoe, pelde Der Bermuda Die Ginfatrt na6
Sauannab 9eltatteten, perDen einem &rieesaeribt
untsrbr. itet perpen. GetpiB III, bas lie ntGt
pierer GerausfOnmt CBne bann conpemntrt unD
~perfanft gu tperpen.
Die Geeierune nil Srenont iSett oeben, G6
in ibrcr 9uten Metnuno wtsOer Ger3ufeIen. un6
Sen. Nppl bat GrlaubniB ~betpmmen, ouf 4 2ooe
mad Sort MOnrue 3uruf3ufebrtn, I'M feline Nritz
put9elhdfte gu orpnen, mas i'm BET leiner eilisen
NbreiIe nt9t uGsliG mar.
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Eelearapbif9e Sfae6ri1ten
84tt1RrI ps"dss aGrgmeft q tdel
glnfmmff ser n8apartaa.
OleuereS aus G:uropd.

ct. So9ns, Z. .Sft. Der Ddmpfer 8a.
taria BON Sput9amptcr pom %. Sept, pa(frt,
FGap STAGE AM Scnnabenb Mbehc.
Die 9orDpn Sintes laat. paB auf bic 9ladridt
pom Der beporiteAencen SSnter9sntipn Sratttreida
unO SPaafens tn tatfriranif9en Nuegle9enbetter
9rcBss eebfn in auSldnbifGe Stofs eefommen
1T. @artearilAs StCds fnp Inn 1mlrtr ais spei
psf. %9elttr9en. fL Gi'ts t -
Die 66niBe tun Sclatte unb 0duernarf ,prr-
pen Ndpoltpn aut 6. DIT. On 9tttAer !3eit mil
benz Sont9, oOn preuBen, III @glnpieare loren
8efuA at ltattpn. afi Hai9ssG az
Die 3uriidttnifnng beS ttatfsntldea tgftnz
ters. pOn' G%panisn tt ~pa9rfSeindi4 auf bic BE-
harrltbe Wst3ftuhs Der pantheon 9te9terana,
pie arttee ebes neapVlttantf6sn @pnfulats aus
3~uliefera, erfpl9t.
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alaaen aeaen Nuartiermeifer.

Ma1tin stpu, 7, @fpt, IS Fup per-
i6ienene Rla9en 9e9el ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ipe0en unerpentli6er Nmtaflb-un9 ein9elau1en
Dtslelben perpen fcfprt uutesIu6t uno pie Sauf-
pi9ea b~eftraft werOen. Die @enerGle Met0a
uno Ban 8ief ertlaren, cap feia 3a Gem 2uar-
~tiermeiiter 0eRartgment per Qrmfe eeb6riser
Sfi8ier in rteie geiAulpt8pngsn perpidelt III,
Die Ne9tfrung bat bereits 6Dura9e nm 10 psf,
biat9er sefauit, ais BON YrtpatIeuten tn Waib.
in9tDn be3ablt wtre.
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Meneftes BON MiifSnuri.

SefferlOn GitY, 6. SIT. Quut eri-
pTan9snen geri6ten wenpet IA Sen. 0rtce nit
Dem 6aupttDeil ieiner Nrmee na& Dem Siben,
glnN ben lesten NaGriGten mar or IN Clinton.
5enrq G0untp, unp 9ebt poHrlGeipli6 nuf Die
NrfdrIas. Qinie los,
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Sob brs SenatOr Sinsbam ppu mid,ioo,,

Ann Nrbpr, Mi6t8an, 5 Oftbr. Der
Ser, Ct. Senator Bingham ltatb Geute am
S9ln8flnB in leiner Wobnuna 6ei Wreen Saf.
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~ 8afbtngtUn, Z. Sft. Die 4iquets
Der GebeQen 9eben jfbt uus bic gu Dem Sieet
cine Nieile pberbalb Salts @t5r6 Dor unp 3ieben
f9 beS Na9ts meter 3uriid.
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geefp Wpre 8dnfbericf,te.

New.gOrf, 7. Ott. Der pSdentlide
8ertGt Der Sem gorf 8anten seist cine Gteioura
tn Nnle6en BON $22,417, 600, in Sprcie $245's
900 IN Deppliten $24, O55,O00.
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sSthtt9 fur Die oemtfben Treiwiatacn
Der Ger. at. Mrnteel

Sel llntetSetbneterit 1T Sn bnbtn:
llnc Ieicbte SnfanteriesE aetif. @ntbaIs
teme: Vie SCnIs ete Soieatet pno Ser Soura,nle
NaH 20. s. Sarbee'S Spftern. greis. o. ST.
6erner empfing ipebeu bic TpbigetrOftsren Dor rats rcn
@snerel i rams Ste9e1, Rar 8ebcr. Slsm.
Sp2dS %. o.. m 81. 55 81 e SryT
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8riaabe.G;eneraI Mcarmen.

@oiGtn9tOn, 7. St. Brtgabs>@ene,
raj NlcOcweQ wtrb gum @eneraImator Der Gp=
lpntarS ernannt weroen.
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WOnOernementsz YGle inc NnslouO

oeroen IN ~tlr5eter Srtlt uno mad @prIGrit Der 2anbeseeIeee Be
lprst enr@ ps Office oes baltimore 28eGer"
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9Nirtbf0aft IA perfanfen.

Y ne Sprtbftlb lite @elegen6eit!
bjs Ssne az sS Sss yg stis sde8epe unO nit sHatsm GalfrIs Be-
an0 i~enai9tn @tptdtanssn it psaen gsi6sftS. S~sstaaaSeraasJ ~
pfrtauIen. @dbereS II gu erra9en i rer @,der. Office: u
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s, @tnernlverlammIung
Nn9ent. 9trb. &r. Mnterff. 9Sereius

am Cienita9 ben s. Sttcber.
@ue ~ytlt9lteoer bsren QuitnngSbii6er. 9lnmncrn BON GOO ON
autpaliS tra4eH.. Mullen bel 9ermeionna ron rs Gents Sfaee In
GER S9E7 rs0einlSBtset @eneraIes tamnlung onpeIeno lem. "
W9Ote SIN Anito9e; Semmster, @dr.
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Neuc NuSelQen.

G Or, Ga. 81 m m r. ma n lam
'p'eti9e 9ladrtdten ent9e9enuebmen, penn er li6
nflOet in Der 0edersSffre,
Neaer-Sfftee,, ~ ~ nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

A Doc OPPOSED TO SELF-DIssKCrIoS.-
remarkable instance of canine sagacily was
lately developed in Buffalo, N. Y. Certain
doctors arranged for a general dog.dissection,
accompanied bya course of lectures at a medi.
cal college, in the neighborhood of which lived
a man who owned two dogs The more saga.
cious Of the two is supposed to have got wind
Of the affair, as he Immediately put his tail be.
tween his legs and disappeard, the other re.
mained, and fell a victim to the dissecting.
knife; and, wonderful to relate, as the last lee.
ture closed, and the departing audience wended
their way home, the truant Towser was seen
eyeing them around an adjacent corner with
an air OF complacency which spoke volumes fol
his knowledge Of the buttered side of exist
ence. Having circumvented his manifest des.
tiny, he went homo and domesticated himself
without more ado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

and sometimes unreliable cooperation of at
tendsnts. Still, it is now a fixed fact that we
have made the great and conclusive step to-
ward the certain cure Of Diptheria; also, that
we owe that fixed fact to DR.. Sayre. The ut
most care Of the patient for weeks after the
Immediately dangerous symptoms have disap-
peared, Is necessary to prevent a subsistence
into the diptheritic state.
Even when there Is no return of the slough
ing tendency, the general prostration Of the
system is usually 30 extreme that the most
nourishing tonics and stimulant treatment is
called for to ward of q anaturally-supervening
attack Of tyr hold or low fever, rapid decline,
or chronic debility. There is perhaps no form
Of disease known to the children's practitioner
in which skillful hygienic and home treatment
is more imperatiyely demanded to follow up
and perpetuate the result of medical effort.
If possible, the greatest care must also be taken
during the period of foetid discharges to sepa-
rate the remaining children Of q family from
the diseased one, for, as we have above OBJ
served, this state Of the disease is quite infec-
tious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

III On Wednesday afternoon, Baron Won
Sacken, secretary Of r russian Legation; lie Baron
Ungen Sternberg, Chambellan de 8. NJ. rEm-
psreur de Russie. and Captain Gustaf Ohmann
Emperor, now In this country, and on a visit to
Baltimore, took their departure, the Sun saws,
from the Camden Station in the p m. Western
express, on tour Of inspection Of that gigantic
his h~ay to the West-the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The tourists are accompanied by w
T. Smith, the courteous master Of transportation
OF the road, who acts as guide and Interpreter
OF the stupendous features Of art and nature that
adorn the road The party went on quick through
time to Grafton on Friday, but will return
iei.urely, stopping at Parkersburg Harpers Ferry,
and other points Of interest, arriving In Baltimore
again to-day or tomorrow. The party cannot
fail to be impressed with the marvellous trium phs
Of engineering skill which abound along their
route.
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INDIAN yEdTrihmsbGGRR EdhTsi mb GRRS z RbSEcocrror
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,l, ,l,2 and S-ProtsoteS By ROYAL
seals OF the Ecole de Phermacie de P4fis, and the
Imperial College of NJ edislne. Vienna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhes
and all ply scal disabilities.
No. completely Graduates sll traces of tho<e
diseases thai have been hitherto treated by the nnp
seous and pernlol9us use of oopaivs and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplAnted the Injurious use of
mercury, thereby inenring % the sufferer speedy
rslef, dlsperslng al impurities, and roofing en-
the venom OF disease.
TRlEsEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and s, are prepared In
the form OF loEenge, devoid Of taste and smell !,
and oan be carried ip tho walstoost pocket Sold
mlnistered y Nelpesu, Lfilemand, Roux. Ricord,
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men with damaged and broken down oOn stitutlons
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e. ths symp.oms that InvAnaby develop them
seyes. sooner OF ster resulting from the frsilties
and vinatlng habits Of eerir youth. psoitatns
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sting ell the functions Of manhood apd brfnSSor
him. etep by stsp, 20 lingering and untim4iy defh
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

DIDS'T Know How TO DO Ir-A Justice of
the peace, in rural precinct, was lately called
upon, at an advised hour in the evening, to per-
form the marriage ceremony fer a young and
interesting couple. It was difficult to tell
whether the lovers or the justice were most en-
barrasseds 1t was the first attempt They
stood up before him. and he commenced the
work by an address, partly religious and Off
cial, and finally broke down. He then made
them join hands, and declared them married,
but at the same time told them that they had
better send for another justice, as he was afraid
that it wouldn't hold-that perhaps it had not
been done legally. Here was " pretty kettle
of fish" 1t was late, and the young people
were in quandary. Finally the young man
said he was satisfied that it would hold until
next morning, when, if there was anything
lacking, it could be supplied by another jus
tice. To this the lady demurred, and refused
to leave for home until she was satisfied that
she was legally married. The young man re-
monstrated-the justice guessed they would
find it all right" but she was firm, and the
husband had to start of several miles for an
other justice. The justice came and finished
thejob, and the married couple departed " hap
py as CLAIMS at thigh-water.-St. Paul Pioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

ToUcHY CORRBsPoNDEScE.-C Aldham,
OF her Majcsty's navy, and Capt. Leroy, of the
spicy correspondence in relation to Miramon,
who, when he ran away, made his escape In a:
French uniform, and took refuge on French
vessel. Capt. Aldham protested against the
protection of Miramon by the French as quasi
violation Of the French English alliance, he
denounced Miramon as not purely polite al
refugee, but as criminal for his pillage of the
British legation and murder of innocent per-
sons at Tacuhaya. The Frenchman replied
rather tartly, to the effect that he understood
what was due to the honor of his Imperial
Msjesty's flag, and that it was personal of.
fence for Capt. Aldham to put him in mind OF
his duty. Capt. Aldhsm explained again, and
the Frenchman rejoined, but this time more
respectfully. but still he declined to leave Mir.
anon to be shot by the liberals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

PAYING FOR THE WHIsTLE.-At last the
newspapers in the new Confederate States
vince little under the new postal law. The
Columbus (Ga.) Inquirer says: 'We have yet
hope that the postal law will be amended in
this respect; or, if this cannot be- that t will be
seme time before it goes into operation. Tho
new Administration Of the old Federal Gov
eminent proposes still to carry the mails
through the seeded States as heretofore, if
permitted, and as a continuance of its service
will release US from q tax which must be op.
pressive and unjust to large portion of our
subscribers, we trust that the proclamation of
our President, announcing the new order of
postal regulations, will be delayed until the
Government at Washington fails to perform it's
stipulation in this respect, or until a state of
hostility between the two governments re-
quires our own to disconnect itself entirely
from the economy of the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

10 THE "FLoArINs BArTERY"A FAuuRE.-We
published on Saturday evening dispatch from
the Charleston Courier office, denying the truth
Of the report that the floating battery was failure
Per contra, we find the following In the Charles.
ton correspondence Of the Providence Journal:
The floating battery has at last proved failure
From the weight being all on one side, IL wal
found necessary to build a staging extending be-
yond the other side, on which were piled baes OF
sand In order TO bring II to an even keel, which
had the effect TO break IL In two, and thus render
IL useless, az IL IL improbable that IL can be
strengthened sufficiently to be Of any utility here
after. And 10 win remain after they have ex.
pended 500 900 upon II, a monument Of Charleston
ngenuity.ni =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-19

O Pason Brownlow Of the Church Militant
and Knoxville Whig, fully endorses Lincoln'i
inaugural. He says:
eve indorse the entire address, az one of the
best papers Of the kind we have ever seen, and we
commend II for Its temperance and conservatism
IL Is Peace-loving and Conservative I'm its recon-.
mendations, and eminently Arm In It's nationality
OF sentiment. IL is, out and out, Union Address
worthy Of the appreciation Of every Union and
conservative man South, as well an North. Had
II been delivered by Jackson, Polk, or Breckin.
rige, even the Cotton States would have declared
u to be the hight Of political perfection. we
shall have no war unless Il be forced upon the
country by the reckless conduct Of the South -