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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
The Virginia Convention.
RICHMOND. Friday. Al

RICHMOND, friday, April y, 1901.
IN the Convention to-day the sixth resolution was
up IL the Committee Of the Whole
1t was amended, on motion of Mr. Cntcher, by h.
seriing the words dissolve their connection WITH" in
lieu Of the words " cast Of obedience to-"
Mr.. Moore moved TO stIiko out tho word "wrougs"
and insert causes," his idea being that wrongs did
not impel States TO secede, which WAS rejected by
large majority. Some other amendments were de-
fea;ed.
Mr.. Bouldn moved to amend by inserting earnestly
desire" in lien Of the words indulge tbs hope"
Agreed 10.
Mr. Wiz. moved 20 strife o9t the whole, and iuser,
the substitute contemplating resistance to wrongs, IT,
dugng in the dedre FOR adjustment, and that Viz
GINA should hot offer edepi any terms Of adjustment
which ought not to be acceptable 70 the seeded Sate
and rtstore them to the Union.
The Committee refused % strike out Yeas -;
Nays, 80.
@r. Wise moved to amend by adding the last clauee
% the foregoing substitute which war rejected 81 a.
The resolution was adopted lsfoows:
Re,o.sse Deeply espi9,ns u. sss.i Distracted sa,s
the Dissolve their connection with the FEDERAL Govern
I'm h. inporsace - bS pesc prosperity and psosa Of The
people .sraosy ds'e thi sauanent BE- reached ~
and prosperity sid hans FEELINGS be rostored throughout the
land"
The seventh resolution then taken up and
amended on motion Of NJ. Vic, by striking out al
from tho wors Governments to the Last sentence,
Yeas, %; Nays, 81.
Ny. Leske moved to amend by adding declaration
that the North must sbs,ain from interference with
Slavery in the States and common territory, and
abandon oil hostile and political organizations. Re
iected-z0 10 80
The seventh resolution as amended was adopted
The eighth resolution passed by for the preens.
The ninth was taken up.
Nr. Conrad moved 10 strike out the inst line Of
words, "exerose a this right" and insert, with
drawelf from the Federal Government Agreed 70.
Other amendments were offered, pending which the
Convention Adjourned. .E.lri
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gone in commission yesterday at Philadelphia She
will join the home feet
The Companies II and X, that arrived Of Fon Ham.
iton yesterday, belong to the % Artillery. They
were sent to Washington Immediately before Mr. Lin.
coins Inauguration.
All last night, the town filled with soldiers from
Fort Hamilton with plethoric purses.
ATTITUDE OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
TIE EgeRinG Post Of yesterday Gays:
1t s runore3 in the street to-day that secret agents
were dispatched to England ard France By the Admin
s'raiiob Immediately after il came INTO power to as
certain the views # those Governments on American
affairs, and, particularly whether they woald stand by
the tied States in the event Of an armed attempt 10
pat DO" rebellion and refuse to recognize southern
COnfederacy.
" 1t IL said that these agents have returned, and
bring the most favorable reports; that both Enga
and france will set thtir faces against Slave Con.
federacy, ard H. recognise or assist t. IL
il fuItcer SAID that the delay Of the Administration to
decl4Fe its policy has been in part occasioned by
De ire b learn the result Of these missions, and now
that the 20 iion of thnse European Powers is under
stood 10 be all that c0ad be wished the President and
his C,,biue. are determined 20 take Immediate and
vigorous treasures for tie enforcement OF the laws, ut
ali hazards"
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From yeW-<brieans.
Nvw-ORLEAks. Thnreday. IN

Ngw-ORLEAEs, Thursday, April =, lsOl.
A second company of Zouayes, numbering loo men,
LEFT this city this evening, TO join the battalion OF
Zouaves before Fort Pickens.
1t Is reported here that the United States steam sOop-
of-war Brooklyn arrived oil Pensacola harbor on Tie
3lst ult., from Key Wet
Advces from Indianola sate that the United States
steamer Mohawk, together with the Star Of
lie Yves; and Empire City, lying outside Of Pass
Cavalo Bar waiting the arrival Of the F-efR! troops
from Brazos, TO transport them 70 New-Ymk. The
resmer Fashion has been chartered by the Federal
Government 10 transport the troops from lndanoA 10
Pass Cayallo Bar Ten companies are expected 10
arrive shortly from San Antonio.
NV Or1fAss, Friday april 5, 1861.
More sensation dispatches from Washington to-day
state that President Dav mad ordered General Beaure-
gard to stop Major Andersons supples and cut of all
communication with him, end place For Sumter in
state Of siege. If such wa. the fact would receive
immediate intelligence from Montgomery aid Chare'-
ton II is cuizzcal for Washington guild nuncsto tell Of
proceedings 1T Charleston.
The political excitement in New-York today IL
represented as intense, and collision is believed 10 be
inevitable.
The Cabinet ~ Montgomery believe no belligerent
steps would be resorted TO- while the Confederate States
are being put on complete war footing. No alarm "a
entertained.
Adyices from Jamaica TO the I'd ut. state Prince
Alfred met a royal reception al Barbados. Prepare
tions are making 10 give him magnificent bali at
Jamaica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

The IVater'orp Daily Neg' says .hst 2 stranger
by the name Of Henry Hoyey, lately made hi appear
snce a, Evans Mills, and called hinself Bap.ist
clergyman, and bei1s mar o. sorlc talent and put
ting appearance Of great zeJ and piesy, he soon
won the confidence Of the community. He commenced
revival meeting, and Sunday, the i7th infant,
several bsptzed BY him. The Baptist Society," It
seems, were wen pleased with him that they con-
cluded to settle him their pasio-, and over 300 WAS
slbscribed for tia: puTpote. He managed TO obain
$3.50 OF tho money in soms Why, and teen went 70
Wa'er,own md got drunk, and s1ore IN the fteets'
&c., and soon lef for parts unknown. tie had
woman y ith him whom he called his vne- IL TUNE
that Mr.. HOyey had been Bap'ist Clergyman In
Princeton Winconsir. and expelled for dTtinken-
ness, alter which LIE sol exceedingly low In debaush'
cry and vice.
-Esha Brggs one Of the carl'es; settlers m Hani'-
ton County, died Oh the 10th, aged a. he wa
volunteer under Gen. HsrissD IN the war Of leia.
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YEnvtian Independence.
~ n n. y. Tribuno.

Special Dispatch 70 Tie N. Y. Tribune r
BosToS, Friday, April S, 1861.
The House Of Representatives have unanimously
passed resolution on the petition Of fifty four mercan-
tile houses trading with HEyti, instructing the Massa
chusets Senators and Representatives in Congress TO
use their influence TO obtain the recognition of Haytan
independence.
james Redpath has been appointed HaJ tan Consul
for Philadelphia.
IL j. not true tbat the Southern Commissioners Rave
taken house in Washji gton Ii is VIII undrisio'd
hst the length of their soOurD here VIII be DEPENDENT
Oh ri circumstances. So.
Much alarm exists here on account of the military
pregsratiuus Of the Government, which preserves
entire silence.
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Important News from Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Friday, April

IHhNLLsTON, FTluaYi NPIII D, Io0I'
A terrible moment is evidently at hand The news
from Washington and NewYork tonight corro5orates
The general impression that within twentyiour honIs
war viii be upon IA.
Every man bas been ordered duty, and the ut
mos; activity prevails. The State prepared forany
emergency.
Tie highest officials FAY the present state Of ihner
cannot last bu; 4 short time longer.
The excitement throughout lie intense and everything
wears wariike aspect.
The final vote took place in the Convention TO day.
on the adoption Of the permanent Constitution Of Tie
Southern Confederacy. The whole number Of MEM
bers of the Copxenton is l72 of whom Ii6 voted Tor
and l6 against the Constitution. Ten were absent.
There Is nothing new as TO Fort Sumter or oIher
malterg.
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Psradein Gt.i.oais.

D. IUIIf IIIu!l HlIII % t0VI'
The Steanlboat-meu parade las, night, in honor OF
tie election of ID. q. Taylor was tho most brilliant
and imposing ever teen IN 81. Louis. About thirty
yawls, mounted on wheelf profosely decorated with
banners and transpucncics together with large
number Of omuibuses carriages. Lonemen and eiti-
zens afoot, we're III the procession and tho street
densey througed with enthusiast spectators. me
great many private dwelling, were brilliantly llu.
minated and the display OF Torches pyrotechncs, and
bonires was very line. \ salute 6. 10 guns was
fired 10 the evening,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

Arrived I'D bark Clsals. from Mala. 0s.nsrs ogeg IN
Nedcan COLI.
sa,ed ltn ship Lootcu.. Ntpssiso Shirley Hors kong
barE Alins Corr. 2Iai, stataer b'.ag1 Age faht1a
COMwFRcIAL.-Ycfegdny ard The day before there
was fir d. nee Of aayy ths obbi1r trade and Goods
shipped 20 he l-rii1r l ssta fn.er 1r-t - a 'u'
pe,ls business today BrTTs ard CsBtBs wsr-n crsto
raqu ensut unchsuS,d isas LAID a. req1sr -h large
SAILS duri the week iLpfoy.r- -tlsl - 10 AASE
ErK NJ = ktt Late rrrspu 81 Costa l-a tr'tH ind
sss l5 CkrLnsn steAE husf, I'D tho ifa Ia ''sAity
F,r-ign WEES ard BR1Sp,ls nt1lt fac change SALT has
declined 49,
CoIgratasioEs uir.i spon ho iinsi rain, Which a.
ina,s smother e1taoltusfy y-d - ersat LAc srss
OF beat ". 10 closed a. ~ - ~ per 10 No. bUg have
Temporarily Withdraw ff0L the naftt fErE .p- serd 10
they haze tannssu tEtvd 100 s-iiHtaI itc IA
Iet therefore, closes lat l. with llgc ohr'nsi and
general position 20 EEL At the current . TIE siE.t Tor
Oats and barley decidedly d4 MA Ethin csy OF loo
since then sctiye dsnsud Tor tlcy noces0ls
nlss Of 1000 good brewing or feF ~ ~ 20 Pts
10
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Return or rhe rIcQueeu-

CHIcAoo, Friday, April 5, istl.
The stea1o-tug Mcqueen, cent from here week
since for the purpose Of examining the condition OF the
Strata, returned lsst might, having reached "auPo-
shane light tower, - mes west from macklnaw. She
reports thar the ic is still ten inches thick with Twelve
inches of snow The report Is conadered very favor
able by iboss looking fos the early oIning OF mvigs
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Desauiling Tux Collector.

LOuiYTITt, Ky, FIiday, April 3, IS1I.
n. l.. NcClelind, Tx Collector for tie Weston
District OF ibis city srcported T" sbscondec," de-
faIllier to the Gmount OF s3J,GOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06
The Chicago slave Case.

IHICAGO, friday, ApnI 2, ISbI.
Tie fugitive slaves taken iron this city "Wednesday
morning Were EXAMINED before Commissioner CornesD
a, Springfield yesterday. The proof that they were
fggi ives wac clear and iudsrutsbie and they were
accordingly delivered TO their ovners. They were
taken 10 81. Louis in the evening train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

Tuesday last, and will receive propositions there.
for at the Department. Certificates Of deposit
for about Sl,7OO,O0O of the loan Of Tuesday
have been received, on which the full amount OF
stock has been issued Takers OF the loan.
therefore, have not been delayed single day for
their certificates, while, heretofore, weeks have
elApsed between the deposit and the receipt OF
certificates.
COLLECTOR OF NEW-LoSD0S.
Edward PreDtce was appointed COLLECTOR Vi
New.LoHdOn to-day.
THE NETWORK APPOINTMENTS -,
The New-YOrk appointments VIII DC eonS'u-
cred next Thursday.
To tho Associated Tress ,rs ,cct
WAsHISGros, Friday, Aprl ., ioOi.
II il undergtood that the Secretary oil the treasury
will teceivs offers for Treasury notes TeueeHahls III
two yeafs for the balance Of the loan not AIKEN uoer
tuelast notice An offer hss been mace LOT TWO NH
Ii, ~ at an eighth per centum premium:
d. w Cheesman has beea appointed Astltant
Ire lsurer al San frandsco.
.Jos. G. PAleu Postmaster at Hudson; Chas, VI.
Thomson Postmaster At Corning, n. y, and Nehe-
piah ID. Sperry, Pos master, at New-haven.
I'd Prentits. Collector at New-LondOn
Thos. IT. Turner Marshal for tho Eastern District
Of Virginia
Chas s. LoIing, Chief engineer in the Navy.
The Interior Department bas under couF deration
the sohiect OF the orgu iza,ion of the Land-o'es IN
the Law Territories Of Dakota, Colorado and Nevada
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,Fhe ssic,,mond Whlg.

kICHMOND, fIIdEy AprI D, IobI.
There i good authority for stating that The Ritk.
nond l!hg VIII 10. advOcpttSecesson, hu' viii sand
by the policy OF preventing an uhatm 70 ibe North.
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The Kentucky segisiaiure.

LOUISVILLE, n.y., fIijsy, April ., ls6l.
The Legislature y. Ills STATE Adjourned JIns se
Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-06

the 18th. He was born ia Frankfort, where liz Was
principally educated studied medicine, and graduated
with honor 81 of the colleges in Philadelphia prac-
iced short line in Frankfort, ana, when the war
with Mexico was brought On, he was commissioned
surgeons mate, went with the Kentucky tIoope, and
was ut the battle Of Buens Fsta where hc rendered
efficient seryice, returned, resumed his practice, and
married in 1885, rising in HE profession, bat, to
better his condition. determined to make an adventure
in California. Between 1850 and 1850, he made three
trips scTosa the plains with stock and spent between
three and four years in tha. country, farming and
trading He returned hsme. and in the Spring Of 1856
moved 10 jackson County, Missouri, and located on
iarul lis health soon began to iil, brought on by his
toas ana exposure in Mexico and California. L. the
Fall OF 1859 ne returned TO Kentucky to die.
A series Of interesting returns giving stststcs
neeted with the English Divorce Court have
been ias1ed The first return hss been corn
piled with the view Of showing whsi number
of the suits which have occupied the Divorce
Court since the passing Of the act under which
1t ia consutsd have arisen from acts Of adultery com.
nitted anterior that date. The whole number Of pe-
ions for dissolution Of marriage on The ground alluded
20 which have come before the Court IL CO., IN by far
the majority OF these cases however the Court was
simply engaged IN dischsrging The arrears Of business
which had accumulated before its establishment. No
fewer than $50 suite srose from acts Of adultery
mited in bygcne years and in petition refers
to events which occurred in the yeW la9a AS these
figures bear upon the controversy which preceded
the passage Of the act, It may be worth While
20 give Of them m detail The number on
petitions relating to acts of adultery committed IN the
year 1850 were "a; for the year 1851 they were 80;
for 1852 25, for 1852 Sc; for 1854, 81; for 1885, 49,
for 1885, So For the earlier portion Of the year 1857
up TO the 2h Of August the date ss which the act was
RACED the nGubes Of petitions wa s. and r he IT.
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AN EVAPORATION

Derk ciouds the brightest skl-s deform,
To tumult rnlfd and madly driven.
The, l5w'r With tempest lightning. storm.
And shade with gloom the face OF heay'n.
90, when rrTenro and envy hGse,
And JEALOUSY and rage arise
They uaI the b.-uty Of che face,
And flash vindiotiyo from the EYES.
Then u, tho smiles and grsces blend,
LAY evil passions al foregoi
fOI ev'ry so,iie cTestes ili-nd,
AID each TupGislyo ffown . ice.
TO THE SUN.
Soul % Tho world. respiend dent Sun
Urea source Of life. forever shine
Light Of the orb that round thee run
Bright emblem Of III Pow'r Divine
Shine on, difusc Thy golden beans
And amin ne tho ifeless ciod;
SdiD% on, Thy radi.tns beans
Are br; The constant smiles of God.
Shine on. aud world. shall hymn dls prsi.a
Madv vocal ny thy lsli, ind heat
Far ~ Thy swift asd vivid rrys
A 81 ,,ssNn. 81 Main rak .ua
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B. ,a.sa II .ls.a "a saaaasbo.'si u lisa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

. .v.s%Z%o .5.-,d,u.... uvr yua..v,. .lnp
.....en 'usr BittldrtIten UNI @te!sn rad
gDaltinetpn aiessn, bien bier in CT. paIT- bic
:3eit Der @atsr, bic bebre i3sit Der eritfn Sage Der
G~ssy1tIis sv-a6aefssrt ~ !ein, mn es srn{fer une
eiubrinqIihsr 8itten ppn 5eiten bes prd(tbetteu
bscurIte, u,n bic geute basu su bspessn, Nnltel-
iunseu aN5unebnssn uno bic Gtille tbrer5ausli9"
felt eeer be @preen unb Mubeu ibres G'el9afts-
freiieS nit ben Dfenttiden Gbren unb bent ban,tt
serfuipften 2pbn: i'll ssrtanl9en.'
gGie ber1liA mare es su ~elauten> bag es eben ni9t
bic maneslnbe &usiRt auT gsbn fir bic Mube
tpar, pel9e oielen aufauenoen Waneel an Con-
currens um bic 5taetdmter berpprgeruien! al
tein mir farbtsn> baB cine ioldeAnnabms BON Der
Babrbeit fey. fern iieet, uue bag es Sielmebr ba~
bin eetpn,rneu 1T, oaB Der @runbfay "Tc pap no
wcrh'' has leiteube prinsip aud in Besug au foie
tur bic Buresresmsiabe gu leitenpea Nrbeiten &C..
wrrpen. p.
Erpsbem ater BAT IS Nd br1 uuter ess 9im-
malls slidli9srUusun9 susetrassn, baB awei spQe
parteitidets ppm Diaypr bis 5u benz Gpn1tabler 81
9taMbe eefpmmen, uno> mas mod r1ebr laaea
mill bic Gids.5. l:ben aus, ais bitten bic War<
tsien bel ibrer Muftsaun9 tein anSsrss 3tel i'm
Muse eebabt, ais einanosr 1T Der Mufitubun9 ter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno tapelofslenWanner 81
uterbisten, Gs Benefit bas cher, bab IS nitt tes
tote 3uoraug ,atp ben We,ntern ii, bel pelGem
Gdy bic Bslten III ben Bprocrsr1nb %brdnssn*
Inter 10 benantten umfdnoeu fHunett mir ee
fisli9 sermeiben, auf Seurtbeiluneer ber sinsel'
MN @anoipaten einaugsben. Dae an Der 5piy'
ses Blatts6 itsbenee Tidet eutbaIs pie9iamsn Iau.
let t~sEanntsr uns fabisss Gbrsnmaaner unb BAT
nnbsrsrlstts has cemptfa:i16e Gi6et al e%uten9fa'
men biesmaI ritt arm III, psiB ieoer beuti1e8lr'
ger obne 8elebruug ron unierw 5eite.
Die Mabl wiro nailrlih gum Nadtbeil Der e.
nen pber Der anbern Yartsi ansfalen, fir bi
' @taht pifo ii6, bpHsn mir, fein GROCER SGabe,
sresben, aoie aug ibr- Stelultat lG ~seitaltsn n,Dse
osns, mis seiast, biz Namsn Der bslten Burge
Der Stabt aieren bas retutlifanil6s unt nit eiui
get 4usnabn,en bas oemofratii9e Gidet.
Was iebem unlerer beutiden Mitburser iei
GefIbl fir bic partet ,einer Babl, feline ptrlan
libs Nidi6t fir nielen ooer ienen psr@ ~anbioate
Su tbuu eebistst, oas mSesn mir ibm cissmal &c
trpt iiberlaIen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
Oepe{hen.

Walbtngtcn %. mGrs. -- Der
Ti1an5miniier (pu beldipnsn babsn> cine
Setanntmahuns fit etne 6 Miutonenallz
letbe su erlahen,
bat efnen 8rtef an Die CONT
mtIIlcners bes Suebutoe5 ee(1rieben> In
benen Die lan,mtliden Streitpunfte aufasz
sabIt uno elmer nntsriudung unterrrprf tn
fto, NIT Der Nbfdt, bte gintefeit bersuz
itslen. @s wtrp su btele 3uede cine
Nattonalz@ Convention empioblen.
Die GrnennuaB bes 6rn. % TIT. &.
bennington, Spredsy5 peS !5auiss
res lepten gonsreies, gum Sesotipusl ez
cretSr na6 Yorts it pom Senot beltatiat
tpprpen. Dies If Elm |ebr unbebeutenper
pofen fir etnen Mann bon 6rn. pcnz
%ntnAtpns Steuuna.
Der prd1ocnt bat b l9lonen> ben Gnn@
nree AZ ~rfner Grtra{ih~
~berufen. ,ssss. s.-..
Spbn $ uthfnlcn BON Minuelp,o
TT gum 5ecretdr bss Serritpriums Daepta
ernonnt.
Die Senaturen SRA (pn urp Sumter
tnp mad 8iretnta ssga1teen UNI ouf ~
fcrti9e Seceliion III frinaen.
DaS ariessoeridt lber Maipr 81 MI
frpn7b peutet an, raf ;ur 3eit Der l1eberz
9obe BON peniaeoia f9 senileeape 5treitz
tra1te oalslbit befanben um ben Wlas III
pertbeiot9en.
~New*orleans> 81. Mdrs. Die
eonoentipn bat ben Staat Qou{Iano in
lses @onsrebzD titrifte aetbeilt unb bic
Santfreibett a%uf9ebpben.
53pet @on'panien 3puapsn ii1o uah
penlacpla gu actlpem Dient abeeoanaen.
Nabrt9ten BON Mobte Mabaua looen.
paB 2ruppen uap Nunitipn f%ortpQbrenp
1ta9 psniacola cuff BEN Erauspcrte Be-
fine. Derldierene @putpanien
BON benz Nprbeu NIabama's err
[unp oas finp Gle Nadridteu>
pur9 ote fit9 Der Uncle 9am tn's Bod8<
iasen ldBt.l
g emzyort ~, Mdr.-@. 5ouiton
TN DesriH ben 5ese(itpnlaen etaen
2negft una1senebmen Grid burd bic
'feb1ung 81 MAIDEN. gr Bat ben psdlis
'e1tet1 Y n 5dIfe segen biz S NJ
= n er ansegansen, bic Eeras beproben.
sept bat ,Honest Old Abe,' renn bas
10y 11du1lf6 befdtfet 0elegenbeit 3u ;eiz
en-, Db er @spunk'' bat. 5ier 1T Elm
1enber,fur, Der D5dfie Bearnte sines
9taatee, freili1 pp11 eitner ielbReribafnen
ab8slsbt aber lebenfa48 1pr etz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
.epmblifaniiebes Stabt=StHet.
Sic 2tdbfMahl.

s. III ein b.mertenstuertbes 3ei9en Der Set,
bag, pabreub unt bic gut sablenben Bunbesanatsr
fSrn,li9 9tnrm s~elaufet tpiro, 70 Bag Walbtne"
ten it Musenbltd bic 9esne elmer bon a6sn @et>
ten berenntsn Gsltune tietet, cine ansrbbrte BE-
lbeibenbctt 1b bst brr9 seerbung UNI uniere mini
Der gut sablenbsn. @taotdmtsr tsn,erfbar een'adt
bat, cine Bel9eihenbeit, bic III ~eia3elnsn IdlleH
onr 10 nsit eseaneen, bab IL 3a ernfen @erle~
rNetreHenbe partei Bate tpbrest
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
Mmertfant11e NQ6rt6ten.

Grtra1isun9 be8 Senats.
Maibinstpn, 20. Mdr;,-Der Senat BE-
fdttote cine 9rpBe &n3abl POM Yrdliben<
ten erna11nter 8eamten. Inter ben BE-
itdtteten grnennunsen III bic BON g. q.
Npurie, gum General : Mn1palt pom
Minnelp ta. Germ YpmeIp6 Bel9lub,
ben Glerf5 oer Committee ben gempbnliz
den 2obn fir 50 Sage gu sablen> w.:rpe
su%riidsewtelen+ 81. 8ayarb becubete
feline Nepe iiber Die Dpu9laS'{9en Bez
lhlu6e unb empfabl M%negfennune pes
Surbunbes. 81. 6pme bon Wiscpnz
fin repete eesen bic Beldlu0e; ooS 9anp
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