, 1862-04-05
4 HOME FOR aENEsAL s1GE1,
Eufhusdasttc Meeting Of. German
Cft1xen9. -

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3sofhosaas1Ac .M1'essetinE Of. German
80 .. ~AsA<VA"'
:.rha c,,., -.,--
evening bv the chfea q, r .oborar,a Assnc;at,on.
49, A'AS"AS' S~1"SN-a
mas "eA attenaeo. Inc mcetng "as or6an-
ized By electing Henry Greeneba1m President,
and Mr: Schultz Secretary. Dr.. Ernst Schmidt
explained, In lengthy speech, that the pre-
sentation OF a sword to General sIeel was
~ "so
not snmcient "a3R oi es'.ena, out taas tne
German A@elleans o9as1I ~ ,usn'7a' oS na-
t.onai suosct,pl.on ~ ~ inoep,uoent s'asaon ioF
oenefal eagei' they WOULD 20 justice to
penara1
-
The Doctor WAS followed by Measrs. VIM
Ram Edword zcb1oooar o,a rto.d,. r.,
..oe - S51,-.4+ ' 'ueoole 1'ie
een~.' "no 1o4s10a !uns WILL aue f1e"s tx
psaesu ~ -. eeiunot .ne 1ono"1hg reso-
lu4one' PleseIseu ~ Docpor hrnst schmlot'
&17tN''1e7''' 1no o1siIIious'3 aoopt~
~ r...,,
pathr, our acnowIedemsnta for y and s tne ap1rc-
ciatio1 OF his noble ieeds that al {1ern1an cftI-
riceB that this canbest be accomplished By secu-
ring for him apcr1aancnt hoaestead,
Reho{rtd, That for this purpose general sub
Rt*o;Ied, That fhis homestead shall be located
he emo most fbe nbersiy n en' '0n'f'0u'e ''S ''''
1ishcd shall be presented to him personally, in
proper manner,
Resa9red, That instead Of presenting 4 sword Of
rTopd of te naraet stee BE- 1eE SE
competent and ak1utnl German artisan, with which
iet Ee1e ~. m cncaren y, these anu en a1s blaze
Anaerdoans to their Champion
To these resolutions Edward Sch1@gcr, Esq,
added the following, which we're received with
acelamation aud also adopted:
-Resolred, That an Agitation Committee Of frc
tion q similar commiitees In a propar nl9ces for
German National Subscription for the German
4saa1fa 11TE Tkat H. fo,eoo;no rss,,n.sons a
printed in ali The English papers.
scnr,;5+ Cas,ar R,t5 Tbsoaora T,a.,otoa
e~oous' caspA4 o"'A, Aneouoto A4eissAet'
EDWARD eenl1ger anu aeinf1ca Greeneoaun,
saaa committee.
1ue iou,"ms snnen,9n onereo 1ne'r scr
'4es1 as 49, es sS1 Iur.a pa.sn.ps, ". s.'pl''p7
d wa1d-M. Heinrich, 1 Francis Hockcn, Francis
=: Franz Lsonhazd lampeztz, Charles kappmey-
5th Ward-Theo6ore Hielechcr, George Muller,
caafigs esE Engelhatd:
fried Kunxc. ~ N'|1't - - - AS'''''-' o"|%
1th- MardIF1del Seh1nnd, Heinrich Binder, F.
sih Rard-Geo1ee Schneider. G. Iaucnstetn.
1eth "ard-dohn Rip1inger.
as thesc subscr1puon-com committees ought to
DC specify organized, tits desirable that more
gentlemen interest themselves in this matter
than nT1mhhr0H in the 71taAarf Ian
for collection. In regard to the respective
gifts, there is no amount fixed, but every one
ought to contribute freely, proportionally to
his means.
ire Asltauon conmlttee Will have sub
se11pnon LISTS printed without delay and have
1he same circulated by their members.
Inc neautfful and noble work has COM
menceo Win E'gor'
Confirmation ar Fine co1hv y,1e.t,a,.
t1on Case.
The Common Council met again Last night
to pursue the Colby Investigation. The fol-
lowing members were in their seats: Alder
men Colby, Botsford, Hoyt, Joy, Myers, Foss,
Cobb, Hubbard, Prindiyll1e, White, Perkins,
Mcdonald, Comisky.
Aid. Hubbard took the Chair. Mr., Aver,
counsel for the prosecution. said that mas.
much as portion OF the testimony given BY
Mr. Elias shipman on Monday evening, cast
some Eerious aspersions Oh his own character
have the privilege of explaining, under oath,
The matter elected from said witness. This
was objected to by Mr.. Van Buren,. the onnos.
in,r attorney and n sh,rn 5eha+o onar.a Tns
Chair 7n,cd that it. was nroner far Mr. Ava,
tn mako fho avn,anof;on Ala nInnona1d
anneo,ca finn, M do,;e;o,, ~ d. rsa;s 49,.
+he T,onnn;1 71o+os ~ ~ ansta,. Az ' 1919 ~
+hs, a,,ln.o, ~ -.ss ,..:.1. a..-,'S-.. "D<
.,d ~. a-os~ o-..,,;se;s - - n'1-s =;
-raa ,,ero e+o,a, .1a4 .a-a.:, - [ en, ~
49,. ..1,..~-.s -. 80. wv 4'&'s -
oeen e"op"u' ieAueeo " a4teno lne eouncl
meetings, until thc1T WltueEs tees were ad
yanced. Aid. Hoyt mnved that rn7ess sucr
witnesses annear wl,.n snmnoned +ha Cam
I'll sbon1d At opca nrorccd T., ot+,ot 49,,
The motion vas carried 1nmhn. . of 80. 49,.
uesEes were then examined Int nothing wa, m
elected that had not already been developed
Thus this remarkable Investigation ), il
"draggiDg its slow length along" through al
| most interminable labyrinths Of dry statistic
and circumstantia1 testimony. and the end
drs+ eno,aaa ,ha .t4ont;os ] ~ ~ ~ .sa casn M anan =
ANNA, meet.ng o1 he c,,,c.uo Mad,
c. cal Society.
Society was held lasv ----:,a a. +ha CO
| ments of DR.. Hatch, Larmon Block, TIT IL -.
tendance, from various causes, being rathc
limited. What ";'s lacking in numbers, how
| ever, WAS more than supplied by the cnerg
| and industry OF the medical gentlemen preE
| eut. T5ttle bus,uass of ;mnort.,ca A. ;,,ta.,,s
| J.. 49, .,,oc,-..-.1 - AoS~. - .
~ tne hptoleestol'a1 tesaes "as tfsansacteo
Ibc following officers were duly elected fo
the current year;
| pn<x;7epf = w;c4-.-ab.,, IN
| J1ce P,es;denf.G q Panj, II r
| Ssc7yfa7v ard 7TfasHrtrME. T.. Ho,raas M n
| Tha Co1,ou;,ot cr.,,t1..x,,o., ...-,.. -.
4ot.o"1 6eu1iemen "eFe seaccteo
delegates from the City Soclety to the Stat
| sonFii1e on the second Tuesday in June next
o.ren Smith, MD. .wiekershan. M 7
Thomas Began, IL D. E. L. Holmes, Ii. D
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FkE1aHTs RRnrcED.-0n Monday mex
Auril 7th. the rates of fre;rht vii, la rearco
nv TIN, Erie R,;1;rov .,ctvso, No. 49, ~