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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY I'd.
Grand Union Demonstration of the
Masses,

lbhsetEf
In response to the call published in the
papers yesterday morning, the Water
Works Hall commenced filing up last even
ing ne soon as the doors were thrown open,
and in a short time the building was rs fun
as comfort would permit. Several national
airs were performed by members OF the
Brass Band while the crowd was gathering
and were heartily responded to by the pa'rl-
otic listeners The Hall wac Hpprorriai ely
decorated with thirty-lour banners, each one
having the name Of a State inscribed thereon,
eurmounted by the e0gle--our national en-
blem.
The meeting was called to order by VIM.
w. Presbury, Esq former resident OF
Maryland. and known to be one of the most
uucompromsing unconditional Union men in
the city Upon motion John IL Jeweu,
ESQ. of the banking house OF Decker, Jewe't
d. Paxton, was called to preside over the
meeting. The position Of Mr. Jewett is well
known here. but for the benefit Of those
abroad, we may very property state that he
is a sworn member of The Marysvile Rifles.
Upon taking the chair he made a speech of
about twenty minutes length. during which
he was frequently app!anded with an empha-
SIS that told how completely the audience WAS
with him in devotion TO the cause Of tue
country. when he declared that the city of
Washington could never be held hy any
po ower but the American Government, n shout
went up that testified to the deep love of the
National fame which inspired the large "e
eemblage. Gen. N. d. Dobbins was then
chosen Secretary. and as he came forward.
was greeted with applause.
On motion. Committee of five was mp
pointed 10y the Chair to draft Union Resolu
tions W. H. McGrew. George c. Gorham,
George Rowe, G. N Swezy and W. W. Pres
bury were appointed the Committee.
At n subsequent stage Of the proceedings
the Committee were granted until this even
ing to report Resolutions, and were instruct
cd, at the same time, to report plan for
organizing Union Club.
General Rowe being called upon. made an
eloquent Union speech, which was received
with frequent and hearty outburste of np-
plause We purpose giving an outline of
the speech to-morrow.
GN. Swezy. Esq, was then called upon
and though totally unprepared for the call
made some telling points which were well
appreciated. lie was warmly applauded,
Upon Mr.. Swezy'o motion, the following
brief but sound resolution was unanimously
adopted in order to show, in the obaence of
report from the Committee on Resolutions,
how the meeting stood on the great issue Of
the day:
Resolued, That this meeting is in favor of
sustaining the Union and the General Gov
crnment.
The meeting then adjourned till this even
ing with three rousing cheers for the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

The question now is, will the two Com
mittees consult tbs wishes of the spoils-
seekers or obey the behests of the people
-Erpress.
That's what we want to find ont We
know of no people" who want fusion
between Secessionists and Union Democrats
except those who signed the fusion petition
to Lindley. What do the people think of
such "people2" The Express must surely
mean to be facetious when it speaks of
"spoils-seekers opposing the behests Of
such "people ns Aylett, Burch, ellis.
Henley, Eyre, Brooks, johnson Price, Me-
Cauely, TulIy WISE Sherwood B. F. Wash
ington, Stratton, Bolts Higley, Williams
Fairfax, Bagley, Austin Smith, c. L. Weller
Solomon, et al. If these are not tolerably
keen upon the scent for spoils, they have
made butpoor use of the experience of the
past ten years in California.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

APPOINTMENTS The following California
appointments have been made John T
Mclean, Surveyor Port San Francisco VIII
lard b. Farwell, Naval Officer; Ed. 7. Beal,
Surveyor General
Dr. John T. Mclean, of this city, is the
gentleman above mentioned He worked
long and hard for the Republican party, and
his claims seem to have been properly appre-
ciated W. B Farwell is an old San Fran
cisco editor, and n man of considerable
shreydness in party movements.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

RuNAwAY-Quite a smart little runaway
occurred about noon yesterday. We saw
Tom Ailments horse and wagon pass our
office without driver, and watched them
as they dashed down End street A saddle
horse, hitched near the Dawson House,
was frightened by them. pulled away, and
followed them. As they turned mp E street
the horse and wagon were little ahead. AT
that point we lost sight Of them, but we sub
sequently learned that both horses were stop
ped after furnishing a good deal of amuse-
ment for the boys. and that the sum total of
damage done, was few breaks in the har-
nese
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

TUE Democrat exchims, " Oh Shame,
where Is thy blush ?" We don't wonder at
the Democrats eolicitude on the subject, for,
go far ns that Institution is concerned, shame
has lost its blush -LrpreSs
Exactly so and not having done anything
of which to be ashamed, we VIII not put
shame to the trouble OF finding te bushes on
our account.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

NERO fidded while Rome hurned-shall We
manifest a like spirit of Indifference in the
hour of our couutry's peril ?-ETpress.
Why. certainly Don't you advocate the
"neutrality" of California during the great
crisis OF the age?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
COMMISSION AND PUaChhSNi
-AGENT,
San Francisco.

ORDERS for the purchase of Merchandise and arti-
ccs every description are solicited by the under
signed.
residence in this city of over ten years ard an
perence IN the bu mess of nearly the same length of
time, sdered sufficient to warrant the c'nt-
dence OF persons in the country who occasionally
quire to make purchases here hr ugh The agency of
reliable party; who may be looking for perna-
mt Agent in San Francisco To either the adver iser
offers his services assuring all who intrust orders to
him that effort shall be spared to execute their COM
missions satisfactorily.
All Orders must be accompaniei with the Cash or
CITY reference.
Those desiring Information concerning the uuder
signed are referred to
WIN. r. Coleman & Co, San Francisco.
j. II. Coghil q Co., "
c. Langley, Druggist,
Flint, Peabody Co.,
Ira =. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster Co.,
J. Anthony y E, Union Office, Sacramento,
And to the propriet'rs ofthe NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
n B.-Orders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Meode-
on Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewery, &C.. will be
attended to by competent judges.
l.. II. FISHER,
Commission and PURCHASE g Agent,
629 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
ap27-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

REcoRDeR's COURT, MAY lsr.-E. Heron
tried for fast riding and fined $40 Dr. Rob-
,rt Stark, for being drunk and disorderIy,
fined IS. A. Reed, d. d. fined So Only one
arrest yesterday-case Of dead drunk--too
far gone 70 give his name.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

LET us initiate the wise and patrioctic eN-
ample Of the conservative elements in the
Eastern States, and unite for our eountry's
sake -Express.
Saw we DO
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

REMrMBER the truthful story on |. Stew
ens-bxpress
Aye--while memory has a seat in this
distracted globe "-HdmlcL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
NOTICE TO SETTLERS & OTHERS.
rNHE SJXTEENTEE AND THIRTY

TNHE SIXTEENTH AND THIRTY
L SIXTH SECTIONS Of all the PUBLIC LANDS,
Whether surveyed or unsurveyed and other lands to
be chosen in lieu of those reserved or covered by
grants, open to location and sale on the 81
terms the rest fthe School Lands, at > 90 per
acre, with credit if desired under the Act approved
April 22d, 1861
pre-emptors will find il to their advantage to with
draw their pre.em .emptions and purchase of the State,
thereby obtaining credit and retaining the purchase
money in the State for the benefit of the Common
School Fund
applications for locations to be made to the Loca-
ting Agent of The District.
Settlers whose lands are offered for sale at the Gov
eminent >aes in June next should loose time in
curing their locations. G. W. COLBY,
stat Locating Agent Marysville District
Office, 1 53 street, Sacramento. ap2s-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
The News.

In another column will be found exciting
news from the East, by Pony Express lhe
ports Of the rebel States are to be blockaded
at last. Lincoln is getting to be a very gooa
President. The commandant at Harpers
Ferry anticipated movement of rebel VIZ
ginians to take the U. ). Arsenal, and gave 1t
to the flames. Sherrard Clemens was held IN
Virginia as a prisoner Western Virginia
will have him rescued. if the women have to
Fl ght for it. The secessonists were struggling
hard against the Union feeling in Baltimore
but could not prevent volunteers from pass
ing through the city to guard the N"tlonai
Capital. Lives were lost in Baltlmure on
both sides in an encounter between seces-
sion mob and some Massachusetts Volunteers
Individual Maryland secessionsis were to he
arrested and tried for treason. They VIII
doubtless suffer death. Delaware Is strong
Union, but the secession faction had Floyded
the State arms. The Pacific Mail ;. ). Co.'S
steamers are prepared for jeff Davis pirates
Washington cannot be taken by the entire
army of the Southern Confederacy. Virginia
is said ta have been proclaimed out of the
Union. That means. simply, that those who
wish, may disregard Federal authority. They
had been doing that all along. The Union
men of the State will obey the Federal laws
AMONG the opponents of a re construction
| of the party are candidates who are fearful
| that their chances of getting nomination
would be interfrred with if the party comes
together -ErpresS
There are, doubtless, candidates who know
that If the party comes together" under the
welding process recommended by the Seces-
sionists, no nomination would be worth hav-
ing.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

ARE we to revive and perpetuate heart
burnings and j'alousies which should have
passed away with the causes that produced
them p Express.
Well, jeff. Davis seems rather inclined
that way. A sound thrashing will, however,
prompt him to bury the hatchet.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
THE ARMY OATH.

l, -. do solemnly swear (or affirm as
The case may he,) that will bear true ale
glance 10 the United States of America, al d
that will serve them honestly and faithfully
against all their enemies or opposers what
eoever and observe and obey the orders of
the President of the United States, and the
orders Of officers appointed over me, accord
ing to the Rules and Articles for the govern
men of the armies Of The United States, SO
help me God.
Any soldier of the militia who cOnnottake
the above oath is not fit to be trusted with Il
rifle which Uncle Sam has paid for Let him
swear 10 obey the orders Of jeff Davis, if
that is more in accordance with his feelings
Let him do that privately, however, lest the
penalty for treason he visited upon him
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
TIsliADyyELL 81 co.,

Also other Machines for which are not Agents viz
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUSSEY'S REAPER;
BURRALL'S REAPER
PITTS PATTERN, and 10 horse, ma lie by Nourse,
Mason Co.
WrITNANS 4, 6 and HORSE THRESHERS;
EMERY'S . and 4 HORSE 1HRESUERS;
PITTS, SMITHS WIIITMAN'S, FIELDS, EMERY'S,
and BURT, WRIGHT & cos HORSE POWERS.
Together with the best stock of HARDWARE, AG-
RICULTURAL IMP EMENTS, MILLS, PORTABLE
STEAM tNGlNES-Upright and hOrzonta-5 to Is
horse power, BETTING, B0LTING CLOTH, Etc, in
The country, comprising the very best kinds in ase,
and greatly improved in make and adaptblity to the
California market. mh7 2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
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MARRIED..

In this city, May LIST, by the Rev W. J. Maclay,N n
Leonard Butler and Miss Caroline Hines.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
Russell IL Co.'S ThresLer,
McCormick's Combined Reaper and
Haiues, Illinois Harvester,
Woods Mower,

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits The heads into folowe
and adjustable to have any required ength OF stub
an immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
Oaths OF Allegiance.

Concerning the army oath of allegiance 10
the United States Government the Express
says:
In our Judgment such oaths arc very dam
gerous things. and every man should con
elder them well before taking them. lie
should not take upon himself solemn vows
while in the heat of frenzy. which his calm
and better Judgment can never approve of.
man whose calm and better Judgment ,
would cause him to regret having taken the
following oath, must haAe become disgusted
with being an American citizen
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

Cuts Il feet very light draught; boy and pBr OF
mules or ponies run it a LITTLE GIANT IN the
tail grass Has taken the Grand Gold Medal of Honor
and one thousand francs at the Great French Nation
al Trial ut Vncennes, Paris, June, 1860 AT the
MeckIenburg Exhibition, Germany, June, 1862 First
Premium at the United States Society, September,
1860. First Premium at the Yorkshire Agricultural
Society August 1860. First Premium at the New Jer-
sew and Vermont State Fairs, and the limited number
received in California last gave only salts
faction, bui great qualification that such Machine
could be had. The complimentary notices by letter
from purchasers were numerous. Tie low price ana
great efficiency Of thi Machine makes it the 'armers
Hrpmatc, and places it within the reach of the small
est cUltivators.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
--zSzD NMs-
l. o. o. Il.

I.O. o. II.
special meeting Of the members of Marysve En-
campment 40. 6, will be held Friday evening May
Sd. full attendance il solicited business OF i'm
porance will be transacted.
Trafyo 6 NJ Rar-tsin, j. W., Johu O. rus-
ter II. P. l.. Lasvignes, g. p Z. T. Levell E. Boug
er; E. A. Williams, Scribe.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
Woods Patent Combined Self Raking
Reaner and MOWcr.
Woods SWather,

A new Ma chine, first that have come to California,
represented as emienty practical in the Self-Raking
process-a desderatun long sought in cutting ma
nhin
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

A boy old enough ride horse do all The rahing
for a farm. One very great advantage possessed by
tn rake any other, is the iron runners, which
arranged as to keep the teeth at proper dis
tance from the ground, which greatly lessons the
draught aud prevents the raking of Dirt dust, old
fog or aftergrass.
For the above Machines are the sole Agents for
the Pacific coast and have them in liberal quantities..
ana can supply them to Country Merchants by the
quantity, and to Farmers favorable terms
Partie> requiring any of the above procure them
At Branch Houses AZ Marysvilc, and Sacramento
and at Jones & lIewlett's, Stockton.
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Ser GnpitSm Ses 9ytrnfemfc5ifes
SeferfOn OnOts.

Gin Correspondent pe8 vSolton Tranl cript"
entmirft Die ~folgrnpe S6tlperung BON Dem Niann,
DelIeu Nlme 6. Nt. @Oretteri lit. Gapt. Goret-
ter c~pmmonbirte friiber oen Oampier yGperalace1
pel6er sptlden @b1rleItpn, Saoannab unO NiS
lotta in 6lcrtpo lief. Man bat pon Capt. @cr-
otter 0eIa9t, paB ct e3 nt2t oerltebe SrDuuns gu
erbalten, weIde An9abe teinestpegS Oaju lttnrmt,
boE er leinen Qeuteu ertldrte, ME Ct jeDe5 qeaen
feline armen 0efan9euea peritte Sn1ult erempla=
rid b~eltrafen nerOe.
@an3 abgeleben baSOn, DAP Capt. Goretter ben
Gtrid peroient bat fir Ieineu Nnl6luB an Die
Sadie Der 9.ebelleu in elmer l0lhen Gi9eni6aft,
farm man pem OIann bod 0eredtt9teit nicer
fabren la1Ien. gDer iemals auf pem y@peralaOe"
aerett 1T 3ltr 53eit, no @apt. @Cretter pa8 Gom
manDp flbrte, tpIrO ld@ pe5 ortigen unO aebilpes
ton genebmen8 pee 9opitdno e|rtnnern. @jleid,
einem ubrrert grif a(es In e~tnan0er, n,,r nit
Dem 1lnterifteD, DAB man D1S 3tfen Der llbr
ni6t pernabut, 10 fiji un0 regelmdBia murOe pie
Slbrung pc8 DompTer5 b%etrteben. Seper So
fell murpe in unterDritdtem GpnR, ia iii elmer
Wei1e ertbeilt, pap Die, pel6e nit benz &apitar
in llnterbaltung begrifen, taum inne murpeu
oaB elm 8efebl 9egeben npr0en. Die Gtacipltr
an 8orD pe8 Oampfers mar pp(fomtnen, einata
nibrer 2rt, @ein Douptla6liGer Dtener, Durd
BEN er in zen meiltsn 6allen feline SrperS erQe.
ben lief, mar elm iebr tnteli9euter, geriebene,
Mulatte, Der, ME rer @apitdn lelblt Iagte, fire.
mar. SD bube mid" iagt unIer 8erjGterlut
ter wetter, o%uienal6 ueDer i'm 9loroen, nod in
@1Den auf einem 8ppt b%ef1npen, auf Dem lU auf
mertIom uno ourAau8, big gum &letnltel beral
fir rie BequemliAfeit Der @aiagiere 9eIora
ipuroe, Nl0 tb bGrte, bab piei er Niaut, pen i'd
70 bod l6dbte unD o6tste paS COMMANDO eines
0iratenl6ifes ibernOmmen Gabe, faablte t6 mid
lhmer3tid beribrt, unO pennp6 ipeltn i'd In Ell
uer SurY iiter i'm gu iieen Bate, witr0e CT DEN
@trid niGt entgeben tGnuels Sd mitnlde MIR
10 mie ids otelen l~tiler, arttgeu @iann tennen oe
lernt babe, narauf aufmerfiant 3t madden, 6of
man fA purd Die ppr9ebliG auf ietnem SAtf,
berrddenoe SnlnbOrpinatiun ridt S~erleiten laler
m5ge, NIT uu3urei9enOen 6%ampfesmiteln in Der
8erstd leiuer &anpnet gu fCmmeu. @r If
Elm ur6tbarentf6lpfi Mann
wirb is Ii = nbe, unb ebe1
mttietnem Satffe atG
it4er9eRen."
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SBeitere Sfa6rtAtcn ees Dampfers
~ / a."
GeutidlIailo.

8erltn, 3. Suli, Die Mtniiter<RriitS 1T
gu Gnpe. Oa6 ST. lultat Der mtniiterielen Scr
banplun9en bat Die l3ulimmung beS &Gniss
9efunOen, Sn SeSug auf Die SulOtsun9efraee,
pelfe BON Den 6euoaIen Su elmer WolIefale fir
Die Contribution gemabt werpen lOlte, bat Die
Nnliht Der MintIter, paB ale betrefenDen 6eier.
liGfetten, fern Spn ieper IlaatSre6tlidsn 8rDeuz
tung, MIR voer Nuspruf Des innigen Ger6altnil
les 3ptIhen 8urlt uno Solt 1etn oarfen ,tnp bic
Betbeiltgung after Sla6en Der Staatebiirger in
9leider Neiif 3%uInfen mdiien," Den Sie9 pappn
9etragen.
Der &Gni9 empfing SordeItern Die nproamert<
faniihen @jelanoten Brigbt unp Subj, pom De-
nen Der Grlfere lein Nbberufun9s- uno Qebterer
iein 8s9loubt9uns5= S6reiben i6errei6te.
@ten 2. Suit. Die Ntinilter eoben beute
btlpen Sarlert pes Heid5rat6eS Q~lusfnnft iiber
Den Snbolt pes nad 9eltb gelanDten Nelcriptes,
NORM Die 9idtanuabme Der Npre1e mptipirt
wirb.
@jraf Giant @allas unb @raf Sortia beam
tra9tet i'm S6er9auie, DEM Safer ntht blp8 Die
llnterItiisun9 Ds6 6aurle g in @abruna Der gBirS
De nnD Der Nedte Der &rpne, lpnpern atd Der
S0lfer funo 5u 9eben.
SIN uuterbaue tparb bic GerleIune bes SteIs
crtptS nit ranlAenpem Npplaus beariiBt, uns Die
9rOBe Wajorttat peS 6aules (aGmliA Die Qiufe,
ooS Centrum uno Glnige BON Der 9tehten) BE-
lAlpB, bic bonn 9rdltDenten bes Serrenbol.les
mit9st6eilte Grflaruu9 tn's PrptOtpa pes Inter,
baaie8 auf3unebmen.
aus 9ei1en, 8. Suit. Die furbeGilfe
gegierung 1T alien euten Gat6Idldsen unsu-
aan9lid s%eblie6en. 8erlGieOene 8unoesaenolien
baben ibr orinssnoe gOrteQunsen eemadt, Den
Bunlh bes gances 3n erfiaen. NamentliG bat
AUDI BET preuBii6e @elanpte feline Nlnlid,t aber
Die llnredtmabiateit Der nelien 3ultanpe micper-
bolt 9dteno aenaGt unp Die 8OIsen, melde Elm
partnafise8 6etbalten baran erSersen miilIe,
9eroOr9ebOben. Dieter S6ritt BAT am ~faIeler
pore etnen lOl6en @tnpruf gemaGt, DAP man tn
Sallel BON elmer pDrObz9iOte" 9eiproGan uno
ftns 5stt lang tptrflid 9elApantt bat, pb man
niAt ppA na69eben lpQeO
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@M,peii.

Bern. 2. Suit. Der giottcnalrat0 bsIAlpB
belte pbne DietliIipn Die Nunobne bc5 @onls
mi1lionsz Nntraees, Dabtn ee6enp Den gun=
besratb ein3ulapen, Die Ia9oYer 6ra9e ais pfene
6rooe su betrnHten, t9r fprtp6brenO a1e Nufz
~merfiamteit 3u5umenOen unO gu geei9retsr ,3ett
bic gerpanolungen i'm Slime elmer frdfti9en
@abrun9 Der idpeiSeril4en 9AAte unO Suterel'
ZEN mieper aufunebmen,"
Tranfreic,.
Narts, 8. Suit. Die Dsutige Yatrie=
9lcte, mel4e bic Gr8fnung RON llnter6anDlurt-
gen ater Die rSntihe 6re8e far Den Nngen6lid
l1uguet, aber bod in nobe NuaIi6t felt, loll
mobl cine 9eltnoe Nlabnln8 gu sr6Berer GQriiAi
unp 3urafboltun9 lein.
5taliem.
81 Gambtbagtip melost : pOer %apit bal, naG
elmer COMPUTATION nit ben MerStelt. Elm grept
unterseid)net, DEM 5t 1ol9e cine aus 5 0rdlatel
beItebenpe Gpmmiilion cistet1 neuen gaplt tpitrbs
tpdblrn minnen, pbne boB clue 3uiammentert
fnng peS @pnriape6 nGtbig p1re," stsfaH
$l.4I ~lnsart. gv 5aU
Nef9, l. Suit. 9eute warp Dem utgart=
iden Qanptage f~ol9enpe5 9teIcript bor9etegt
gBir 6ranS SplepD J.. 1t. ~. Sbl10n g8tr
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ipeltbe iiber llnlere III
lerbG1Iten 0errlAerrente I'm lluterGaule gebaI=
ten purpen, lpwie Die 9e8en (taler Inns al5 erblt=
beGt 5IGnig BON lln9arn 9eleblid 5ltcnlneilpea,
unbeltreitbare8 GrbreGt 9ertdtetea Nu5lprn6e
NIT ernlter 8epegung osrnpmmelt bober, 70
Qlanben g4tr pUd,, pteleD6en eber ais Den Ntiaz
fluff Der augenblidliNen 2eiDenId0ftli1teit Der
Nepner, ben1 ais Die treue 8erDplmetl6lng Der
@~eltnnlngelt pe5 einberufenen Haaptagee betrnd=
ten IN tGunen. Oa tnDeB ienel trrt8eit 4l1Itd=
ten in Der an lln6 geriAteten Nntertbant9el1
2tprelIe, loipUbl in Der SOrm 0ls i'm &erte DerIsl-
ben, entihteoener MusDruf 9egebea wuroe, 10 bal
ten gBir e6 fir llnlere bGGlte D1tAt, 5nr N0b=
rl1ng Der ~llnlerer ftrltlthen 9erIUt lnlo llnleren
tGnieliden Grbre1ten 9ebilbrenpelt untertbani=
gen N9t1tng, pelde Der 8brcn nno Die OBiroe
D%elIetben nit Jledt Derla1gel, bon Welher III je=
ner Qlpreiie Der Stanpe unD 8ertreter De6 g0l=
pes ieppd,, abpeihenO BON Der 9elsBlidelt Sc
npbnbett De6 QanDes, urngatg 9eltCmriett ipuroe,
= Die NDreie, pelGe IN Serlebung Der fGIt9ll=
deu 9te6te ni1t an ben erblt1en GGntg bon
~llngarn gertAtet wur0e, 5uritdjupeii fn ; inpenr
Nir jeOU1 lebGnft pitnlGen, itber Die in Der
Npreie Ger StanDe unO 0ertreter DIS 9anpea
entbaItsnen bO4wiAtigen 6ragen llns aufri6tig
duBern gut fBnnen, f%Urpern Wir hermit Die
Stanpe unO Strtretfr pee9anpe6 ernltliA auf eab
le in 8eabtung pes Bel G'elegenbeit pea &rO=
nunas Nei0stages BON 1890 bepba4tetea Ser
fabrens pie 2tDreiie an Tins in elmer lolNen 6Urm
untertreiteu, pamlt Die @unabnle erlelben Der
pur6 llne, alen Angri1en 9e9enllber, ST Fpnbrel1=
Den gSurDe Der &rene tnp unieren ererbten
6errIderreGten eutIprehen fDnne."
(2lm 5. Suit bat pas SberDau8 itatt Der pom
&atler Suritdsepie leuel iniultirenren Aprele Den
TreiliA niAt piel S~abmeren urIPrin8li4ea Deaf
Iden @ntipurt an9enOuWen.
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&oir Ser slrmcc.

GentreDttle, 49,, Suit. Das erte
engagement BON 8eOeutur9 fanp BET 8uq'8
Stun ltatt, Die Oipifpn pe5 Sen. 3pler blteb
pie gia6t iter eint9e @ieilell peit pom Centre
Dtae. Der Srt tpurOe pbne Strung umgan=
gen mp Die DtpliOn riidte BON 2jttle 9itosr
9tcap in Die Manaias 9fpae Gin. Nuf Dem
@ege erfubr man, Dab l6 cine mastirte Batterie
aul Der ltnten 6lanfe befnpe uuo Sol. NtharO=
ion purDe por6eproert i'm 81 recU9npS3irer. Der
9tet Der Dipilion blieR in Der 9fabe pom Centre
ptae.
Sol. Giharblon mari9irte ooran NIT bret
@pmpa9nien peo erlten MalfaGulettS He9iments
p&eliep County 6llliere" II. Natipnal o@uarps."
Sie bepssten liA pur9 einen 5pblpes unp er'
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Gin ~ipeiterer Saampf spifd,en Snnbes- ErMppen in
einem She'll BON SEife's SrisaSc.
Stnctnnatt, 10. Suli. 9lm MOroe
pes Is. idifte @eneral GOr Elm DetalGemer
aus UNI etne moafirte 8attsrie bet @Upe Greet
recC9ncSSiren. SEEDS Meilen pom Eager entiern
feuerte bic 8atterte anf lie, Die pom $50
Mann oeoedt mar. llnlere Gruppen erpiOerte
bas Seuer unp tra4ten Die Satterie gum Sdme
gen.
NaGOem aber Sober 40 @atrcnen serIdpiTe
bate, parsn lte senOtbist, i9 ~suriIdmsietel
Gtnes Der gum S6weisen sebra6ten @elGit
tparpe lpater rempatirt Wnp fewerte pieber.