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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

Wli1,raufee s. 2'rairic 81 Gbicu
GleDator. Dies @rtauee all ben seoeniiter.
litsenesn Jlusufer 1T jest prQeneet, aus9encm.
men bic auGe,e gadiiein Mauer. Gs 1T Ter
srSbsae unb p%rG!ummenEe elevator nelttia stn
9ate Mi9i gan unc seust i,rpbl scn rem I'm
ternebmunss 0ei{te Ter Giientabneemrasn;e, ais
uOn lem srrbartiscn @uIltwaus Scr WelGajte bee
Otsrn MilNlirpi, ter eieier gabn tgitut1r 1T.
EaS 0etiure lit IS tsi 1855 Uus, rutt az: ei.
ner Maner Ycu maN!ssr Nyt.it flint SUP lid liza,
50 SUP uter nisrrisem @aNsItano uup fo0,
100000 ~ul9sl. &s it in Der rcu:pmmen Zen
unb ~islibeQsn @eile esbaut, serie1en nit Ter le>
fen unb tetrabttelen 9.bemal9iner;e uut adj
sen Gairtanfa 125 8uiGel rSorper" @asen
wtI9e al 9au Tub Mn9art ~Qss lbertuefen.
mas mir titber 9e1eben Die &cmpaenie bat
earin ibre eemSbnIi&e llmii9t unb ri9ti ~es urIbei,
funeseseten, rag ie @eri@iFern bic @smiGbsit
pssfdaht bat senaues @tpidt erbalten IN tSnnen
Gin isbr rittiser Yunft fir A0e, mel9e @rtre,be
~ ssrfaufen ce:r auf Ten SRA It 81 leneen baben.
" {. @regpr Shines.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

Oer8au oe8 beutid =emelif6.S hu1=
ocrein6 an nataen @ylpsferatsne wirp ,um
Sslfen Der @dulc ee9etsn, unb e. 1T resbalb
~anl@tnswer'b. bag Ter Grtros sin re&t rsdli9cr
tpereen nSse. @er bic leSte 9iaat res alton
Sabres in 9~sleaioer &unte frcb gu se1letea piuldt
fan1 eieies @orbaten tura ten 8elud hes
9bE!prrein5 . SaQ ouefUtreu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27
EXECUTORS SALEM PROBATE

EXECUTORS SALEM PROBATE
~ RAMSEY UNIT
In the matter of the estate OF John Oberbeck.
deceased:
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pursu
ance of an order of license made in said matter, or
the 25th day Of September, y. y. 1862, by the Irobat.
Court Of said county, the undersigned, executors oc
the last will and testament Of said deceased, viii, ont
Tuesday, the got day Of December, a. D. 1859, at H.
Office Of the Judge Of Probate, offer for sale at public
auction; the following described premises, to wit: Lot
one ~ in block nineteen (l) in Roberts and Randall.
addition to st. Paul.
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
and place of sale.
st. Paul, Dec. list, 1862.
SE1kGH Hu rkir Executors.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

. tpie luftia uno firc1, nur sematbl;6
tttn Nrafebl! yier unp Wsin famps jude! &p
gebt'6 brr beim Grieerle T.!
Wie ifete frlber am Sslpsfer nar Der @pGBe
autrtstrStei benz nauntern Gbepepr, f. bat er's
aud hieemol ycr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

9errn Sricorib GtIr'e biuissr Glsil9-
eaesn, man irbs bic &nas;se, emp eblt G9 lem
put!'fnm eu'@ fr;lde5 unb frai:isfs 4lesl9 aQer
Art, S:atmar0e srn tetifatsm Gefdn1ad, unb
lenlt Iaen, mas Ter Messer fir cine wpbltelebte
Iafel uur l;eferu fann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

E4~ @abreno res Vranbe5 bon Canton in
jelss sea Bemtareemsnts burA bic G,slanber
marte ta5 sun3e trc6e Masa1iu ron Metieamsn-
unisrS ~2aneamaNncs Dr. s. 8. Myer ron
QrrsQ Gas Deret ieine5 Cherry Yeetural's uno
Gattar1is'viQsa in Gbiua) san;lia %aer1Hrt. Ct
teanirruGt nun Sen u~ulerer &esieruns @9aten-
erias fir ttn gsrlult ieiues Gigentbums. Das
wiro cine antere NuD ~atseten, bic mir nit uu|ern,
altertn gruetr SrtrnY 3u MAIDEN baten. @teb
iea Ioetcr; unc ,vsnn uniere &eeieruns nu(ere
&t&te rabrt Iteraa, 10 Sbre yiQen p~erfauft
'psreea, 10 ~erecu mir ubne S&ub muir in lol9en
Wsseaetu lein, lie fat ean3li@ uubewcbnt lnb.
(&cfcrn.r. Irentcn, g. 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27
minbcm,
tie uerIprene To9ter.

Sn tts 5armer5 trautsr 3Iite
S9imm:r:e has 2limp@en NOD.
81 man s:ei@ na@ 0aneeaVtte
@o,i1 le5r frib ~ Yette tro4.
Mttr bout maro pur3eleisa
Yum papa, ME e5 seutisn.
els bic 1o.be W9rsertans
9au]'te in pem ar!aeu 2lat.
llns ttr Vapa, taum rermo4t, Ct,
0cr1u!tltn nur pur @utt,
Geun er taat ~aaf;ine Go9ter,
Die ed ,~utelnuble rubt.
l1nb bic @ama.~ itufSt: rN& Wins!
Sotte man, ,penn jest er'd;ent
2ittle &rop. Der Ildebplo
unb biz, Mabten. tolsm NIT"
"a ipr.& @ine: 80 man R;at,
DIR 0trl Fam mir chen re1t.
@Gr es nur tes D,mmels % lie,
Dag i'd mann!i&ss @el9ls&t
unb ni9t reitli@s5 jeSt wIre,
Tann uar Is mir 5pa6 uns G9rt
@!ei@ tiu Scleisr ia lein
limb 3u 9autn erauf uus trein.
Morsent, ais Drama trwaats!
@isf lie: rMine, listes Nins!
@ia1 III ltlafen tis ba!b M&te?
Mufselanten Msni.tenfine
Mama ibaut in Min9eu's 4,mmr
9lttr - 9erse!eie uno Sammsr!-
Min&en - erauV5 1T Gas @ort
@%ilbelmint, fe it fort.
rGort? l&:;e papa nit @tse.tr,
81! w:r bat mid bas settan
@art, ibr rotten @@mneuS!tsr>
@art, it trieSe Gua ned rran.
llne ct NJ ,at l9 auf bic Gsine,
llno Drama siest inn neb cine
Vuae rYiners" auf bic Nssr,
Gin Yaar 5trumpft, 9pet uns Brit.
llnermub::::& eielt Wrden
ST Ter Vapa fern nnb NIB
usttraQ 9erum8eftr@:n,
Do9 i9Sn Mia9,n mar ni9t III.
Gnsl;1, no Sort Sneaiuss Wias
Driuea uns BE Vftrseaiut
Wpn ben @ountsb 3insert 1et,.
0am's gum i&0uen @ieeerisbn.
Nu@ bort fols! Ct itrsn sruren,
Gerl4.nb cbne NntrlaD.
@ie in @ilruu, ouf ZEN 6lureu.
Ntet 9imm:l! @as III tas?
Scr ter @aYaa'rie Aaartitrtn
Web:t aui une al ira;ieren
goa ben @sitsrn Gin 5rssant,
Ya::lus, Gin ~tlutianser Jaat.
3rua aud S4n.rst uns @~sitnbelta,
94were Sporeu ser Ssr3tant,
An eer @aasen ,artsn @oitn
Mare iaSn Miu@:u s!si9 ertana..
Miae w.ate srar il4 erid:n,
Mter Yapa nit Gnt;udtn
S&lub lie J. Die Itmt c@aea,
Tubrt lie bin gum Colonel. O
Nls Ter Ote.f nun eriabrtn,
DAG eer Bub Gin Mipasu lei,
Grrl9 &: Wi:ti bci 0uilr,a
Sc, mein Niu@tn bu t;R f.ei."
llnb Der Vapa unpsrmeilnt
peimpdrts nit te. min4sn silst,
$40 lie wieeer Fidt une sebrt.
@lat! ,u ft@ten nit eem 54rertt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

90 lie SbratsruultsuuuJ. ontatt tes fribcr
aaSelasteM M~aascntalls aui cen Mtrue hes Nfu-
l'brs'a9es ecn 9u. 81. Gteis!s III Der Sruiue.
bale at enDirt. if bierrurtb her Sbsi!ra5mc pea
putlitum5 auf5 Q,ete ein,inbten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

G &Iiii5 une turAwstsrt unb 33 eiueu
Hernlcleaten eurA bic raube 9anb Der Vraris il
sr 0anpasne se5en bic Jnrianer sslAult, If
tttatn. 9br. ersl, zen BAR Siseleuarr, Mii.
e'9entbumer Ter Gtaats;eitaag, tierbsr ;uriidse.
fsbrt. UNI ce 3cit lsiucs lUrllut5. in tpeld,e fas
Nsibna9t5-u. &eujab!sislt f1Ut, bielelb(t 3u,u
brinQcl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

W:r baltsn eas srSBtc eaeer Srn Spt3ee;.
Eaa;.n III ct. paul, unp 9ancfsui sutc msrcs4
= il igrtrn Jatsr:N: Fissa, bsi ua2 vor;alp:then.
% liz ontcrswo !a:fta.
Alciuiec Igeutcu fiir
i; M!maufie< uno Nr1irie III GbiM
G||entahn Oalcna uno MInue<
1ct1 Natet Company.
Ic:tsfra'":Es ~afet company IN, Wrrat @e-
tern Ii5paih.
Byla!tcrtrafte rerter u hen .crtteithafteten
See:apuresu ah9eltHlcNra nad5 ren
Often uno @Iocn.
u:ter!heNerun9e; u. G;.luit' nurh bic 0init,.
bic wir Ysr'rs!en, nersen ouf unlrcrOfFce prompt
uab iAasi a%ejuitirt.
Wir cr,Faassu NIB scrlhidM jeseTraGt rhue
Grtrao:-9u:uaa VEN Il. nat Get Vrair,s III &tieu
&.icatab,.
Bur te|cnnsrn Grnssaien5 uaierer peretrtsr
,~sutit*,sn Ositbdf!tfEe ;:nte batsn mir einea tsut>
i@sn Gtsyf,
@erru Go.nr1 3~;,n:nermana,
,noe;teut, Ser ib eii kslcnseres 8crsr!i3en bar.
,us MAIDEN rvive, itise csutl4m ganss!tute auf
:as 5'renrte|te IL tet;enen.
8orup Il Gtamplin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

Scr ,,8aierilde 9of' tes serrn 9 en-
Gnbrets in @bafrpse it, ME Ter Qeier aus
Ger %tstuFtneen Nn3eige er,1 ebt, 1dSner une ltatt-
li@:r ais eer elite mar, aus Ter Al@: ertanten,
une &pirb AM Sylueftr. Ntens ter erae =. 4 tn-
ieblt ~fatttnten.
I!s gutter @irtb I'M eansen 2ant
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

STIR Sc5aDlunD CTR turG tasSm ; pfaa'
ci:rrs o%eneHmis!eu, Ine aus tsm Stants{4as
$4,000 ausssiett troresn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

SIR eaS Ste Heaimcut. 10 me!eet Gin,
Waibin5trn 16 Tes. tatirter 8.ief an Zen Cru.
serneEr it eaeli@ Ter riidfdnsi9e Cub mad
Ct. Yaul ot9e(hidt ncrtsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27
5cuf{Oe SQe1G

+. & &. Wi((ius, Saint Vout.
6rfleer G2cyer II. @iGius)
ct. Vaul, @inne(cta.
Mu(er aGsn ~ltr;een @ranhen tes gaufee1dd;s
te5 wie'aen mir rnItrs tsisresre 2lufmrrilsmt,it
benz Gerfau1e Don
Medicln auf Deutl1laut,
ionic auf Die 3aur:ptate Trart!e,ae. vucIor>e
9s1 = fbne.S nne esr ger. Gtaets,. u=r t1aiIun
:a'r ua's' aneerr cpf To1ssunt 1urgySiids S0u{s1.
2auczNcrrar:s,
gaitunIerer 1br;I;l; sen Warartis ouf uuteorcr,,.
3elt 9e1|cGeu, ubsrHfameu Gle
Ssle0uN] ron Gayitalieu
IN 0rNueeiaenttu:l eeer aecr:t ssiu1c,c1T,u o,f
tr,te tseotbetar'lGe @iArrbeit> te(oT-
Ye;a3!un9 ron Taren
IN lfee.t Itei!s hit sy:: Staa;E:. t.i,I:r mr. rer.
'aufsn Wilo u;s 1rsmse A''iuascu, ,a;!,u lie
9ehne yr6mts fIt NNshiel ayi M,v.@p,f-
pe'iass'rt a, ct. S,ai* Il.
l'astAre. S. Z. GGS;ler.
0alt!, pa''aroE: II. g.
Se!!llt, "rhait II. N!><,.,sner.
Sre5ner' yi:esrius ii. g.,
Haueli eo's'ruesI Tfcinsr.
Snvitnt' SfeHrt2 SsiiI,,aHn,
RSln,1 eeprcIb Get;cmoru
Jrantiars a. " 5. II. 5 :i re Msa'r,c,.
seir;ie, Dyeaf II. Gr..
se"epe, !tH!ril GaH! IT err on:
suremsnrc, sSsrtina u, Gr. ~"!
m9nnns'", - . t1ceatnrc u. @Sbne.
Nurnbcrhs vscnaarc aaIh'
pari8, grdeue Il. g.
S'"bout9 Neacuare &c y%HlHerf,
o1n1tsart, Wctrietr 3ssnfr,rt
1risr, Wsysrdaru - Tc
@:en,! s. 8. Gtsuet ', e.
@ir bsidafen>:e
Gin;iebua9 ccn Gjefserr.
n europa u''e i:1::asn bic 9ier3u erfertrrIiten
papiere, als: ''t'"
N,llnod,!cn.
neutrality-suspicious., I%ccteu}heiu, ,r ,.yIa
IN, ,oertirssn oere1 @il!ig!eit unh te5procn ~
:cniu'"r''ss geelantiounG ecrltItsu; iepie and
@~us;ablun0 yen @eltern
III leeem Apfllf I tEtiuleucs unb FER @dr,;,
1nrcm w,r BIN Grgsunertt esr be; .ne ,;n.s~.
;ablten WstrageteE, isItn in ten sut;coen fsn ~ .
ita1ten ~chnenlss Gmpf1ussru fciieufre; ia
5aus is"sss loN:n. ''
1:aiiIaAcfdcire
lnr uese!totrt pca grs,uen moo Te,y<GEprf IN
Se9:la!Hen, urtia Dampiiaifen tee Werr.
etut!9en 2leyb," icr;e ;ur geile srn
2ambnr9 Hadp Nep~gerf in Tampftvteu her
- amour8 Dampfi9ifiatrts,W ,.
le!l1datt" Ssrfaufen pir auberot,
seIeBten Vreiisn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

3: iu%u>;,pan;ia Gl:rpe,pof. !:
Niue . 2ac-%aute seb1riS, Serl9Snerten Ri:
@cGe tu!d ,lr; 0eeenwnt tie @tabt. 5
YsiGaiI it GineaiV en- riidlintiser Tcreuuns
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

THO THE PREMISES OF THE UN-
Il DERSIGNED, came ono cow, about three
years old, red and white, which the owner can get
back by paying legitimate expenses.
jos. H~OLDREAD,
Eose Town, Ramsey County.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

GeDrJ 8enh
Smporteur, @rcG- uns Gleinbintler
son 9tbcinmsilen,
un3ovnsins
JranS6Flde unb
Gatawta>@ eine
Marciros uno Meinen,
yen sc,iAistsnen Satrs1nser, melde teim Du,.
ieae, 1!aid's unp Utas ~psrtauIt wercen in feline,
@eiubauc, Sr;ttc CITRATE,
apil4:n Gsartst> II. Dalhiuston- Ctr,
Tren&'S Stsia1etduce.
aet5ter @aw:i;er uno 2inturee, Safe,
@eWte 3o1dvs. $%'dr;nae,
Garccucu uuc Sarrin:N
tctS r%crrGthi9 uns ST cen mS8|i9f b::aisfHnVui
CT, IL harm.
5trnsr: AHas:5eiGustsa Gbisaao unit
siutiNuati Mic sui Wcrter, unb tit
,%:;n|t:1 Sorteu son queureu un1
Gbampa9ner
Suwie enoli9 eiu erce0esiee MIcrtiment BON
Gaoanua=G iaarrp8.
Vosfcbeness i Iiss gut u"o in rei1er 1IQs
rrr1!piG lei
0sor1 Gen,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27
Aene Cry 0oo9 5irma.
@snifb S &cnlor

SutfD &GDaor
in lem ebemalincn 2cfal con 8. Guor
SaOlor
gatsn tets s~crrSt4is Gin srcb:s Miortimsut s1n
Cueu= n,b mpoe=szSaarcu,
treltae tic ltr
blQi9 biQtg biQi1 fir uGQI6"
a%ntitten. unicr Eager lit reu uue rcbt auss.-
trablt uno telte3t ans alien Gc,tcn rot,
Waarfn fir cen 0en0bnlidcn Gecari.
Strumpf,oaarcn,
~ antee> NptipNs' &C. &C.
Selrneere ggufraerfia,atsit lsnfcu mir auf uule:e
1ptforet4eH s"etrudtcn GalicoS III
10 Gen!s biz 2yarf.
l1ule e
Gn0rpS:Ocpartcnnent
1t 0us9el:attsi nit @oareu fir Cen yscarf sru
ganefauI sulcn, unt mir fDHnea lie 70 nieeria rsr.
tautsr, ais &c in Gbicasu uno aN!waufes ~ ta-
ben Inp.
Wir babsu uns Ter Cieune tcs tclisbtcu urb
frsunoliden peutl@eu T~erfGutsrS
@erm ann s.. &bGfer.
eerl1uerf. cr trTr:ut lsiN mirc, rtn .s,Y,.,u tsut-
inen yreuNren aufsu:par.en, wildbs lhm Gle Gjaul
'brer 0unel9att ermei(eu.
Sn'i!b & Gaylcy.
~3tai9er Gafb=@tore"
Braden=Yle &, Dritte5trcSr.
1cben cer GrprsfzSiFc ct. Naul, D'inr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

Ve1 her 9t8el8WaT6, wle leIetr Bel Der
Nrmes aterbaupt 1T, nj; ms Ter lifeline Corporal"
iGreibt, ayc6e uae sers@te Stage iter bic @du-
might hes 3ablmeiters, Der leiu an, lebten 3abl.
iase osD:tenes GerlrrtAen> an / Ns,. nit zen
nTtti1sn rOrssntada" pisesr su CT ttiueu, midi
sstaE en-, 70 tab bic Grmra9uie nun trei Mcnnte
aitt ou5ts3ablt merec1. ST. 3ulse seNeu itbl!'s
ON u0rYs" nati:iiA itera4.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

Watalssmfrafe, gtseni;hrr Err fattr!. avbs,
81. Naul, M;;nn.
srapFfbl leiaen Ycrretb nrn Ssfeu nnt BIsd.
Waaren uno li9ert reeis yesienuna III. Nueiu
lttn Sad itlaBente &r:ifsl merssn auf YsittQan(
prempt, biais uue sauerbaft strfsrtist.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27
Deutlde5
T0peten< uuD Dpllter9el6Qft
tru
5pDu Dtatbeia,
Dritte StraEe,

wing s 1ruberim Stpre %9e9enii5sr, aabe zen.
rNmsrlean 5eule,"
ct. Yaul, Minne1pta.
Mtsi,eu nerrbrt:r eeu:i9:1 Urtunern un> GSr.
'et. hermit bic Ia3eise, tob ;A in mcinem ue,
;taellrIsa Sarstea< uno GuIitrrer Gje| daft ale
o>rtsu sou aapste1 II. Oi1traa:n se,rith,a bale
mo en;p1s9ts it MID s,r titi se1 uup rrrn1rieu
anferi'9u's son aaen i'll bislcm Oe(Ga{!e ss1-
frnar,sncsn Nrbri;sa.
- Nad babe iV Re!5 cine Nn;obl
'er'i9er Soun4c6 cprrSibi9.
Scbu Matheis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

Das1 fe 81 siment war / BE- cd ID.
nm Samltos Der adt Easen. Gs ma ; ME alnt
tei tem &ssimsn! setVbtet uns nur @eniee psr,
tninbete.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-12-27

Givc u%ucrbUrtc Gr|d)cinuu0, bic ie'
zen 0nten 2alsnrer'W sttrrprer bctsn Gan;!ib per~
s!er semaat bat, mar tas %9icsenmet.er rpr @eib
nabten> lit UrIse ts1en lsid:e 8ttRe eintraten,
.pslde sura O!a!tcis un(ere @traDsn 81 fIrmli-
ds' Nutl4< uno Olitldtabneu mo6tea. Mm
W~cibnadts;age berrldte tei belsm 9immel cine
zfmeerotur, bic uus ST Gem Olautsn bdt!e vsr.
aa!aN:a tVunen> tie Wslt base Gin Wierteljabr
s~eitllafeu une es lti 8 lern. Mu9 mDGen
mir gle YrepbsSsibun9 %rists,en, tab es III Stern
ps;trattimG3is scuug o~uslsben Yire.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

to be impossible to complete the work last night
The 77th and Goth Ncog-York were enlisted in Sara
toga and Clinton Counties, whittier those whose con-
ditions will admit OF further travel will be sent to-
day by North River steamboat.
The feebler soldiers are to be placed in the State
Hospital at Albany 1t 10 understood that those be-
longing to Pennsylvania regiments will go by rail, this
afternoon, to Philadelphia. The New-England rtgl-
ments, however, are to be taken to the Woman
Hospital in Fifty.frs street.-the situation Of many
of their number being such that Col. Howe does mol
think it prudent to send them forward.
The Daniel Webster will haul alongside her pier
this morning, and discharge her precious freight,
and then return to join tho Commodore, Elm City,
and Ocean Queen, now lying of Yorktown awaiting
orders to transport homeward others Of our disabled
soldiers
1t may be proper to add that as many Of these
soldiers now arriving and soon TO arrive, land on
our wharves among strangers, and without means
opportunity is afforded those Of our citizens who
delight in deeds Of benevolence
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Baron de Stoeckl, Russian Minister at Washing.
;on accompanied by his niece, Miss Ski arrived at
.hs Clarendon Hotel last night
Bishop Cartwright Of Kingston, Canada West,
W. de Kaasloff, Danish Minister at Washington, the
Hon. Alex. Pennington Of Liverpool, Eng, g. T..
Thornton of the United States Navy, and Capt. A.
". League Of Baltimore, are at the Astor House.
Tie Hon Josiah Randall Of Philadelphia, the Hon.
William Kelly Of Rhinebeck, John NJ. Jaycox OF
Syracuse, aud Judge Thompson OF Philadelphia are
81 the s.. Nicholas Hotel.
General Van Vecbten Of Albany, Msior Harrow
Of Louisville, W. T. S. Hows Of Michigan, L. c.
Scott Of Vermont, and NJ Collins of 81. Louis are at
The Metropolitan Hotel.
Major Pearson Of Montreal, DR.. Is. G.. Jetlfies and
j. Jeiifies Of Boston, and c. Il. FainswoTth Of Gin
;nnati, are at the Brevoort House.
Capt. Loyington Of the United States Army, and
Jas F. Randolph and son OF Trenton \. j., are at
she Fifth-syenue Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
THE HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR
tiAH JTrT iNnER'RS.

Io,t evening, the anniversary of the Howard
ui.s;on sud Home for Little Wanderers was held at
,be Academy OF Music, Joseph HoXie, esq, in the
chair. Tie house was packed in every corner, the
on5;ence standing even ont iuto the passages. On
re hack of the stage 200 ltle boys and girls were
seated on gallery. The orchestra was occupied BY
Grafulla's 7th Regiment Band. Eloquent speeches
'ers made by Mir Hoaie, tue Rev. DIR. Hague, the
Rev. Mr. Willets, and the Rev. Matthew Hale
smith, setting forth the claims Of the Howard
Mr. Van Meter, who is always in his element
ben surrounded by children, showed that his Efforts
toI NOT been in vain. The children were neat,
lean and exceedingly well behaved, and their sing
inc elected the frequent aud enthusiastic applauti Of
;he vast audience
The Howard Mission is not in debt, and "a in
crosnerous condition The whole building, No. 20
Sew Bowery, has been rented for its purposes and
;he Fourth Wsid, III which 1t is located Will benefit
6y the enterprise.
In tbe speeches made at the Anniversary gratitude
yvss EXPRESSED for the recent slancerous notices
which bad brought the Mission into public prom
uenoe and led the friends Of the poor to see and asa
for Themselves The Rev. DIR. Gillette pronounced
the beuediction, and the great assembly dispersed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
MISS KEENE'S IIIEATER.

REASON AND FOLLY, Or LIFE IN PARIS
TLs new piece, produced at Miss Laura Keen
Theater, has simple enough plot but owing to the
multiplicity Of detail, and the quasi sureruaturalsm
of portion Of the business, etc.. is somewhat Oh
seure in progress It's story Is: two peasants OF
Brittany have sudden windfan Of two million OF
francs, and leave home and their sweethearts, to
whom they were betroihed 10 betase themselves "
Paris to enjoy "lfe - there. We are introduced TO
the ,e s,nt girls, but Lot to tie peasant men, WHO
arc only discovered to the audience fine fellows in
:he capital
Then commences q series Of scenes with fast
,voren. rogues, sbarpers, money lenders, thieves;
sn through which they are protected by two myseri-
ons characters lone of them sister OF the hero)
I'D, some nine different disguises piece, from
Satin 10 Nun These bcnisnant angels recover
.be;r money. take them out OF the debtors prison,
and thew are restored 10 the last act repenant to tue
,opd arms of the deserted fair onee.
The autbor might have been clearer to the audi. |
.rcs. for il is rule in good dramatic composition
,,rlike that Of the hovel). never to keep any thing
IN pystery from the reader or auditor, whatever 1t
NAV be TO persons in the drama. The guardian
o,,sl. in the flesh should have been fully seen aud
known before they undertook their DISCUSSES, II
,be drama were emendated TO this extent il would
gain much.
Being put upon Miss Keene's stage is guarantee
that the most conscien,iousy careful and attractive
Illustration is afforded TO the play. 1t woud be di!-
fcul, to name among any of the many scenes and
characters, point on dress, property, OF canvas,
thut is omitted. The whole goes as smoothly, too,
as If it had beEn often played.
The leading parts are by Miss Keene and Aiss
Waller. Mr. Peters does tiger effectively. We Do |
not cite tie character. particularly not indiDs tem
advertised and thus VIC are without tie usual refer
snce.
Reason and Folly is irapslated from the French.
Isa four-sct fantastic piece that Lad run in Paris
years sinee.-The audience al Mas kcencs was a
sonsumnate crowd.-The play will Of course be re-
IeSied as d sensation DIANA.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07

THE DEMOCRATIC UsIoY AND REsT-PAYfRs
PARTY.-A meeting Of the Central Committee oi
this organization composed of one delegate from each
election district in New.York was held last night III
room No. 81 ofthe Cooper Institute. In the Absence
of the President, John McKeon. Joseph McGuire
was called to the chair. MIR. Case acting as oecie-
tary. For want of a quorum no business Of import
ance was transacted The time being occupied IN pre-
pairing list Of the members with their residences.
This organization is Of recent formation and appears
to interest large number Of our reGt payers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
Bnsl,sss NolltcS.
e7.

81.
serss Gar, "a fora box Of BRAspnErn's Puts in tie
City Of Richmond BY Volunteer Of the Northern Army "ho
wa. taken prisoner at Bull Hun.
bal had passed through lis leg and tie Surgeons wished
to anpuiaoi, lie objected whing 10 his limb II pos
.ibls His Gr.. thought cleanse his system and purify
bl. blood lie remembered how. on former occssos
BnAsDEkTns Pills
had restored him health lie soushi them Of spohecay,
and was s.tonhsi ind the pJise doiau par 'uai
Dr. Bat he purchased them although 1t took nearly oil his
money sad had The ssfscon of seeing bis wound healed
by !heis
Thi. bought twelve boxes from me in the month Of
April .osj d his comrades before YorktoSn
Oh Low many valuable lives you'd DO saved II our brave
soldiers properly -urpled with these PA' They could
better rests, s,e snd exposure Of LIE ard ,ire
tho more vigorously tn DAY Of action aud wound the
wound wond sooner heal
The subscriber has gyoa noble army OF volunteers.
sinos lLs commence OF this war
F0fy Thgu'ald BorsIof ii, PAi
aud would suss =. to the patioo Il . not their duty
to do something to supply great want daily felt the
Thousands who fighting for national oreuce live.
few do.e. give life and heal,h diseased constitution
Thou.,nd, brave soldiers suffering, might be
stored health aud ready for active service in re,k i
they would only take
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In case Of chill, and fever they sovereign aud
never fail
Reader let not tho army suffer or want OF this medicine.
Send IL 20 them and the siok will bsss aud hsus yol.
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-07
,r0;oo from Is to 10 cents per member, the Union

Io;on from Is to 10 cents per member, the Union
r'ent into Committee of the Whole, Mr.. X. Y.
SMITH in the chair, and without reaching any def
mite conclusion, at 5! o'clock adjourned to O'Clock
this morning..
An invitation was received and accepted from the
New-York Reception Committee OF Typograplleai
IN No G. TO meet at the Astor House at sharp
SI ocock this afternoon and 60 thence on an excuI
.;ioo to the Islands and Cry Institutions. -,
This evening the Typographical Society WIZ en-,
terain tic delegates at their Library Rooms, No. d
Chambers street.