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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

Two or three Of the journals that advocate
the sauctity of the great patsarchsl Institution
in this country, quote with solemn uncuon tns
following extract from the Constitution oil 70.
United States, TO prove that the slaves =
rebels never can be set free under the fedefS
authority: -.
Before he (the Pre,deutl eater upon the eaeea,'
Office he shall take n. following osth o.
- do to'emuly Tor an " tnst ~, sr vii .
cute the Office o. President ol the United $50 "a.
the best OF ny sbity preses prstec sAd W.
stllution of the United STATES. a., .;,.
Very good; but how aoou. Tue 'u'P."''.
of the writ of habeas corpus inc afres. Vi 'u,
pected traitors without legal iorma'iy' ~.
other things of the like character wn'ea nav.
bean done again and sgaiu' The truth is 'ha
the safety of the Republic Ia tho real bigoe
law, and that the stern necessity Oh We c''
makes the law. 49,.
But il is equally true that by virtue oil '"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

This week the Senate Committee on Military
Affairs will report on the l,4OO Army appoint
ments made by the President during the recess.
Among them are no less than 20 Brigadier
Generals, all of whom, with the exception of
twelve or fourteen, reserved for further consd-
GRAFTON, will be recommended for confirmation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

We have a batch of news from the South
by way of Norfolk, together with $50 OF our
poor fellows, in return for rebel cnptiyes
recently liberated and sent South by us. All
of the prisoners were conyalescents from tie
hospitals. When they caugh. sight of the Stars
and Stripes, on their return to freedom, it is
not surprising that they hailed it with tears OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

Two Captains of tie esd Pennsylvania
Regiment, named McIIenry and Chapman,
while drunk, at Alexandria, on Saturday night,
quarreled, near Gen. MontgOmery's quarters.
The General came out and attempted TO que
the disturbance, when McHenry drew revolver
and fred two shots at him. The captains
we're arrested, and placed in irons. Capt.
MeHenry's ofiense is punishable with death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

lion Of Yorktown wos reported as being pre-
pared for.
From Hancock, Md, tie report is that Gen.
Jackson had disappeared with bis whole force,
and it is believed that he has retreated to
Winchester. The weather is iuclement and
variable, and call is quiet on tho Potomac"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

The intelligence Of the Government is to tue
effect, that the rebels will have great difficulty
in inducing their twelve months men to remain
in the service, after the periods of their enlist
ment, which expire in February and March,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania, bis State having
already furnished her full quota of troops, asks
permission to send eight full regiments of in
fautry and one Of cavalry, now ready in Penn
sylyania, ON an expedition to the Southern
coast. Bravo for the old Keystone State!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

in us to avoid foreign war at this time, but
also that the surrender of the captive rebels
would be 10 accordance with American doctrines
OF international law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

It will be seen by our dispatches that severe
restrictions have been imposed upon the grant
ing Of furlouebs to officers and men IN the
Army of the Potomac. Look out for "iorward
}" movements" about these times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

tinction seems entirely at variance with sys,v
idea Of equality; but the people Of tho Prov.
inces having different notions of political Joe.
tice, may be wise in accepting the situation n
they find il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
rational strength stands thus:

Be ptisis.............. t95tl
There are several other religious bodies be-
side the foregong-such as Bible Christians
II'niversal.sts, unitarians, aud Jews-whose
aggregate numbers make up less than 10000:
and abou. 30, 900 persons are returned as OF
" no religion" or of "no creed But the
greht fact presented is tina. which meets the
eve in the fist return which is given in the
abstract. Canada contains, altogether, by the
census Of 1861, 2,506,75j inhabitants of whom
almost onehalf, or, in exact figures, 49.9l per
cent, arc Roman Catholics. IL is true-look-
ing at the relative strength of the other religions
there Is 8 decrease in Catholic membership,
as compared with 1852, of La per cent. But
it is worthy Of special note that this relative
decline applies 10 French Csnada-the section
of the Province which is almos. regarded as
exclusively Catholic - and that within the
sams periods of comparison the Catholic popu-
hton OF Upper Canada has increased from
! Il. 81 per cent to IS.49 per cent OF the popa-
lation.
Those who best know the social and politi-
cal condition of the Province will naturally
connect the decline OF Catholicism in Lower
Canada with the progress Of Rouge principles.
There is no denying the progress made by the
Roug.s. or so-caed Red Republicans, in the
last ten years. IN 1851, they could count but
two representatives in the Canadian Parl.a-
ment. At present they claim, whether fairly
or not We cannot say. parliamentary major
ty in tie Lower Province. At any rate, they
are strong politically in their own section o.
the colony, and from their close alliance with
the ultra, ant-State Church politicians Of
Western Canada, they are supposed to be
more OF lcss--as \ party-ndlferent to the
influence and dictat.on OF the hierarchy, while
many of them are known to be ay0wsdly Pro-
testant in feeling, sympathy, and practice.
| Still, oven making allowance for the de.ec
ton of the Rouge leaders from pure CATHOLIC
auenco the leaders of the Catholic body mus
exert on Provincial affairs. Looking at Che
relative numbers alone, one 10 less astonishe'
TO find that the precedence of the Roman
hierarchy which was guaranteed to Love-
Canada in l760 under the treaty Of Capitula
ton was temporarily asserted when the "''
Royal visit gave occasion for the enforcement
OF courtly nsance. Although the Cathoh'
Bishops waived for the nonce their admitted
right of priority at the presentation 10 'i'
Prince, it was done as nn act OF grace ana u
We remember rightly, out Of consideration :.
, the age aud venerable character OF tnc A"s'
a can Bishop of Quebec. These reiig'ouS 10
y turns. seem to Justify the Catholic claim s
Q precedence, where ths political institutions ar
.. such as to make its assertion of account; bu
b. SO long as tho hierarchy are content win
n silent admission of their priority in the soci'
scale, pxobably no serious grounds Of politics
v difference may grow out of tho d'stnctlo
It wa,ch has been created. To us, such dii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

Dispatches from Minister Corwin confirm the
report that he is about 10 come home, as,
under bis Instructions lie cannot advance orr
interests in Mexico. The Me1cans are making
great preparations 10 resist the allies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

Nc notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communication
Whatever is INTENDED iOF insertion mast DC authenticated
BY tbe name II the wreruot neee'ftriy To-
publication. bu; e guaranty ior his good ia.tE-
W cannot undertake to retain rejected Communications
All brmea letters cr M. ,fce should be addressed TO
"Tns IKIsrSF." seW-ToIk
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NPDRYANr FACTs.-COnstant Wrlting To-

IMPORTANT Professionalism writing ioi
ak months IS dore chcapsr with God Pens than WIN
steel Pens therefore. IL Is economy to nee Gold fens
The Gold Pen remains unchanged By years OF continued
r.s lille the stool Pen s changing by corrosoH and
e,r therefore per uniformity Of writing is obtained oaly
b. thc use Of tie Gold Pee.
Tie Gold Pen s. always ready and reliable while the Steel
PEI must be often Condemned oud one ,eleced there
fc-c there Is 5a Ing Of dime in the OF tae Gold Pen
cold capsule Of receiving any degree Of elasticity so that
old Peni exe.y alap'ei to the hand OF the writer;
therefore tho OF One nd and not injured as
Known 20 be the oy the use Of Steel Pens.
see The Pen is misatisF than the Sword in another
rcuum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

Secretary Stanton takes his place III The War
Department to-day, and oil the Army officers IL
a0hingtOn will pay him their respects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
For 1862.

Tiis uopular ANU AT T. now ready.
pEtC 3 certs - copies for 81 100 copies S8 postage
paid Uv Express s. 7 per 100 Cash orders solicited.
Wc supply hsck numbers Of the Tribune Almanac 10Y
yes a. - 1855 1856 1851 1850 1850 and 1881 Price 10
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

The State Department has received note.
from the Governments Of Prussia and Russia
on the Trent question, similar to that from
Austria urging ths. it would be not only wise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
RELIGIOUS BODIES An CANADA.

The leading Government journal of Lower
Canada has had access TO the Statistical Bu-
reau of the Province in advance of the publ.
cation of the Census Report, and furnishes an
interesting abstract Of the returns OF the vari.
gu. religious bodies. From TIE Chronicles
statement We gather that the relative denomi-
nnfinnnl strcnoih ktands thus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided
that teas on shipboard prior TO the passage OF
the tariff act, in August last, are entitled to
entry free Of duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20

RErsiSG'' patent CHAVmoy FIRB-PRoos sifrs. 81,
NrRr1NG's CuAMploN BuSGLAR PEooF SAFfs lied win
Herring Flo,ds new Patent Cry-a lied Iron " Ihe
only uel. which cannot be Crnst Al ,.,,.
Also DWEILrsO.1rsR s rrs for silver plate vsos6ie
papcr &C. Sotnc OF ceglu Ah sui suitable Ornaments oi
tho fallOr and DiIing-iuOu. 80 -, -,
HBRK.So {; Co. No 25l Broadway
FApnEt. HaRWSG 4 Co., Phaderhi
HERRIyG & Co., Chicago
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~ cORaESPONNENIs.

D. NJ Uxr, Of Boous1z, Is agent r. tie .llr Of THF
TRIsrsF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
ruslness Noiltes.
A BATTLE WITH FIRE.
sEvzN srouEs BUl>ED IN PESNsYL'ASh
E,yK OF HFRnlye's ssFzs ViCToRIous!

WrrlsBoRo, Pa Dec. H. lBol'
Me,rrs UgYrIss l. Co, New y ora; 9, .,l bs,s m che
6E..tFuFN: A. she great hfe "A''h - IT, ia
tsL re- lssf NV orr With nuulber "i other pul
ipe vas entirely de5 cd ss hag seven pisces o. 9'S
a . l-of out ana i've Of your saes .tftiey te''eo w
80 ,,rca snyns their entire contents 10 tne compete
9ld perfect satisfaction Of the owners Two OF yaUi heI'
- rs f6r,l ID the .itiie c0uts alton and were not
oreoed rti re day tr tle hre No "aer vac thrown On
b. dip Everything i1 Ay stfe alter the FIRE was nearly
b. cod III rev T.. h. Wilcox also preferred all h books
s ard money 10 Of youi Safes. both being IN the fs1
r, Nn Roberts also tie fortunate owner OF smother o.
or Patent C.su on Safes hich severely tested end
-ssed completely his books papers sud moey. Tie e-ut
h ren gses satisfaction sLd want sale bot herIinBs
CIampion tlease foud one last bought Of you
immediately. Send oy y. L. Ellie X. r. via Iiosa depot
JOHN R. BOWEN.
bad two Of HcIn.t Safe. in above Ere They saved my
books. plrer., and - 900 Bills. G. H. WILCOX
HFH,C's PaTEST CHAMPION saved my books papers suu
.iJ,t > 80 In PAPER hONEY. would use no other.
WILLIAM R0BRBTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-20
9eIpgprk Duly GIibnare.

MONDAY, JANUARY 20. 1852.
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gBes fort uno famen III Der Nu&t mad 20
Settsptae. Die 8ar9sr IOben nno tebrten
ert ben n6GRen MOrsen 3urtd. lInlere Nsrte
pirpen bis qees6urs 9ssan9en ietn, aRer lte
bottsn nur fir 3pei Sage &atiOnen. Iuf
bieIer @rpeottiun 6atten MIR fOl9enCe un9liids-
f6ue: @etSOtet; Sames MiurraY Serpun
bet: Streeant EbOmas TrenG, SObn 5eap,
ale POM 6. q. 9. @aSaGerte Hsstment;
3Omptins BON @pmpasnte 6 3erbra9 baS
@6ulterblatt, iubem eth YferO auf i'm feel.
eiseI's SaIptanartier.
Ser Star BON sOr9etetn Iast, oab Sen.
@toel's Sa~uptquartter mad @entreptlle Uerlegt
tpprDen 1et. Dtsle Nnsate 1T ntat correct.
Gen. @igelS 9auptquartter lit mod tmmer gu
6airfar SUurtbOuIe . Sen. @i9el 9tus am
Dien fae @Orgen mad GentreUtae UNI cine
8epeaun9 ietuer Truppen gu tnipictreh.
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Gin smeifeihaftes @erndt.

NewegOrf, %. Set. Die GrprsB
pom btelsm Nteno iast, DAP p%telfn Na6mitta9
III 0aufr. Oas @eri4t sing, DAP In elmer
SabinetstBuus seltern e%inlttnmtg telalO0en
purbe, Sen. 5ppter an Die SteIle BON Gen.
Wc@lelan gu 1eben.
Der @albtnetOner Nsent Der afccitrten
Brsde, wel6er BON ptelem @eriAte unterrid,-
tst purpe, autportete
0afbtngtpn, %. Set. SD babe
beute ale Departments beluAt unp mt9 In
wUblunterrt4teten, &reilen befra9t, babe aber
ntdt baS MltnOete in 8esue auf eiuen @e9-
lel tn Dem Commando Der Dotcmacarmee ge@
bTrt. SD wurpe niGt Oas minpefe 0emt&t
auf bteles 70 oft wteOerbplte @sri4t leaen.
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Nencrcs bnn Netu>O Orleans.
GGbrecfItd)eS NnsIiIcf auf etnent Ddrtpfbpotc. -
Commencement BON Gurpus @brifi curcb nnierG

gombarSement BON Corpus Gbrifi curdb nnfer'
&anpnenbOote.
Ne 10 : gUrt, %. SIT. Der OanpFe V
uGambrta", tpeldsr am 49, /. Nep~S Orleans
psrlieB, TT bier angetcmmm,
Da5 vGrue Delta" pom 9. bertdtet, DAP
Der Dampftsfsl bes Sransport1difss uGerea"
Dor ct. Sobns Sslaub erptODtrte. 3pGlf
DalIagiere nett Der WannlAaft fanoen ibren
SOB. Inter benlelben befano fb 2iettenant
Sberburne bonn 10. Maine Negtuett. Gin,
u~nb3wanSis 0erloren rurOen serettet, aber
etnige perlelben paren fart perbritbt.
0as &anonenbpOt o@albuun" unb Die
2JaGt. auf Der f3 OeneralmatCr Butler Be-
fanb, nabnten bte l1e6ertebenoen bea v@ere8"
auf. Qsbtsres SGiif ipnrpe 0urd) Die @rplo=
lion total 3srltGrt. 4rsaR
400 aus8ewedlelte Nebell&ngeion9ensn lino
naG Baton NOu9e eelanot worOen uno 81
Mann bon Den 8unDeStruppen parpen pon
pa beruntsr 9ebraAt.
Sldtter Don @alpefon meloen, baB. ltnlere
&anuaenbOpte perlGieDsEe Nn8rife auf Cor
pus Gbyiltt eenaAt baben. SAT- ieOea 6aus
BON einetn S6nB purdbpbrt.
Die &anonenbpote pur0en Dpn 2anpbattes
rteen bel1U1fen.
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@9reGlt@es nnalaG etne

+ S4redlt9eS unslad etnes
. amper8.- @etern Nprgen erplOoirts
ge9en II l1br baS DampfbUpt Same8 Sur
wdbrenb es5 an Dem Ileraubria @etft lag.
@lldli9er 0etle mar uur Elm BaIasier auf
Oemlelben, eth f~arbtees MaOGsn, pelGes
lNltmm serbribt purpe. Der Gsuermann,
SbUnaS BrtscCe, pnroe sa Ntome S~errilIen,
@apt. Gntptsle tpurpe (Atrer perbriibt unp 1T
pabr hetnlt9 tGptli9 perpmnbet. Der Barz
teeper q. 9. 6u1el, Der Sod, peIen Namen
rptr ni9t erfabren ~tonnten, Die 3tmmerma9b,
Elm farbt9eS 6rauen3tmmer, unD eth fteines
Gino nerlelben, erlitten befti9e Snetl@unsen.
gin Oefarbeiter puroe 9leiGfaIs Derlebt.
OaS @tlOtbauS nit Dem 9tlpt, SIR, 0arnsr,
purDe auf Oas Werft eepurfen unD Der VilOt
flebr tart beI9aDt9t uno perbrIbt. Das Boot
Ianf lUfort na6 Der GrplpIpn.
Das Boot war Dor feds @oGsn su 8alti<
more tnipicirt unO leetiAttg ertlart tpprOen.
Oafelbe mar Dor 7 Sabren gu Stem yorf ge>
baut unb leitpem aIs Dadaetsrlaif 5ptldea
Alsranorta nno BIER benuBt porpen. Die 9es
senpartisen @tsentbImer Stadpple & &apleY
batten es Dor 4 Munaten fur $4,000 an
sefauft.
1T @efprben. - SplsenOe, Heutlde
SOlOaten (tarben felt Dem lebten 8eri9t tn
ben btelteen 6CSpttalern
Sbpmus 8renn. 20. @a.; S6omas @bil-
tips, 7. So. Btatam 8tdeIbaupt, 6. Wts=
conlfn; @epree %. S6uma9er, 7. 8a.; ;
SObn SOpen, |. ". S, @pp, SObn Miler,
0m. S4mtpt, 8. MO.; SO1n 8Ob, 2. Btss
cpnlin. a4''ag@
+ Mebr 3ruppen.- 0efern Qbenb
fam oas 27. Matne Rfetment, Sol. 81. @.
SapleY, BON 9rrtlanp an. 9a6e6e sablt 927
Mann unb tt spafanOts equiptrt unO be-
tpafnet.
5srner tamea 400 &etruten fur perl4iepene
&eetmentsr an.
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MMS Can EranciScp, Cal.

Gan SranctScp, %. Sftbr. Srr
NlfrbCl aei9te lt4 eini9e Spefutatipn5lult
u,or betrddtlide 8erfaufe finpen 80 80 @ts.
itatt. Pprf, Butter unp Stid3ufer unper=
anbert. 8ei5en bese9rt sur 8eridiffun9
5u $1.69.
Die ipateiten 8eri6te aus benz ueuen Go
lpraop Weinen lauten III 8etreff Der @olp>
paf4erei 5iemltdidledt, aus9eDebnte Quar5s
Wttl1en 9eben aber 9letdwpbl GuSi4t aul
reiden @plos uno Silber9etpinn.
@ine @%rplcratirn8 .@els0idaft murbe in
seni9enber Stdrfe ans9eritet, INN III bas
Npa4ens2an0 ein0rin9en au fSnnen.
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9taat MarDldnb.
NIIVE pE9 ol1tIt. Uefefal=AbIltnllfeit ltfb
Sl1perintenbenten ber @nrrlir1nA So. At
Weit=TabettetraSe
8aItimpre. o. SftrEer 1850.
0HtltMpFe1 z0+ StIppef 1867.
&Ne3in(s&1 rNre N1O. o

ONlLtMpEe1 Z0+ StIppef 1867.
&pe3idlsSr bre 30. 2.
Oa es 5tr &enntniB beS @cuoerneurs gelan8t 1T, baB
Bel Der Gr5tlifen Examination in Treberid @pltntb ltures
9el1dbiSteitel bprsetpmuIet ftnbI bic es ~npt6wenbia uta=
den, DAP ale @remptipnett, bic pesen llntaH9libfeit in
Solge bes ar3tli1en 3eu9ni1e8 beipiHigt m1rber, ~ani1ulfirt
tper6en ~ipllten, lnb ba in ~6eiagteur County Elm reites
Ser6Dr III ipl4en 6dGen lppObG, als aud in Gaaen ant
berer 8tr8er, bic ii9 sur Sefreians tpn Der WfilttSrpfi6t
fregen ltntauSli4feit bere6ti9t 9~lau6en, i~tattinbeu lpllte;
0eBbalb pirb befO6ler, baB ale &remptipnen tpeqef
ltntauslt9teit, bic III beiastem Gpuntp auf gulaB zines
Sr5tli4en Certificates b~ewili8t paren, bierutit eutfrafet
unb s%nitul(irt merben; ferner, baB aIe Gin 6reberid So.
pc3nenben) Ipplifanter fit exemption resen p6Diii6er
nntatSh3feit Dpr ben ipeSiea e%rnannten ger5ten erI6einen
inler, bic bonn Wtpnta9 zen 81. 9ttpber an ieber
Gag Bis 5trn Samfas Sisun9en baIten perben.
lin bic arbeit 10 biel ais mD9li9 gu 6eI9leunigeu, pers
ben bier Aerate %erratrt, tppSpn elm Sober a~ut6priitrt if,
bic Graminattcnen pprSunebmer.
Auf 8efebl hes @paDernenr8
Snp. q. Gre8w Ell,
0oGS aiitit. Sen. gtbjut.
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bon Der MaFnl@aft, Der org ssrbrannt mar,

bon Der MaTlnIa0ft, Der arg 9erbrannF mar,
ans lfer.
CUR 3eit bsS MustruGS Res 5fuejS tra5en
neun @erlpnau an 8erO unO (oblip ot6 2itm
9emaAt lpurof, lpran9en Der @apitan nno Die
Obsn Wn3eIubrtgn uah Aufrofun8 tini8er
&tetoungeltuds IN Elm 8Oot unD entpllcbten.
Gtner Der DolaAiere ltur3te If0 aus Der Dit
te peS SGjfe5 terpcr, purbe ober ourh bic
Glammen 3urud9e:riebeA unp lit notwithstanding
nit peu ittrt8en Dsrbrauut. ~
Der s&lensr" iptte Detis mil 10000
Badtsinel,, einer 9uantitdt @sment uno nm
gsfdbr 800 8oQen 6su ua1 Sort YtoarCe
ab9sben. Gr miro auf $4,000 9eihabt, =
Der l1rlprun9 bes 8euerS 1T u%nbsfannt.
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4ruppen ppn sfems@nalann.

8pfun, 20. Sttpber. Gte Gtnl4ifmns
BON 3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dem g., 5.
uno A., fanO bente ltatt. Cine unsebure
Menlhenmen9e larnmelte lid in ben StraBea
Our6 wslfe Die 9te9irnenter 5psen. Die lebe
teren lino %Ocltdnbts equptrt.
Das 20. Maine Nest. FAM beute MOrsen
Bangor an unD besab li@ iiber Spring@
fislD II. 9tep@6apen mad Seem g)Crf.
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Die 3iebun9 tn WennfblDamten
@aRreetIn segen Observation-Disclosures.

6arrts6Wr9, ga, ~. SttCber.
Sn etusm ppsr 3tpst Oitrttten aibt ta Nst-
9uns gum @iOerltanp 8e9en Die DurAfIbr=
rng Der 3tebung funC.
@DuOsrneur Curtin bat i9 auf ale 6Gae
ppreelsben unb bat @pamaGt, ale 1f9 inner
BALI DsS Staatss beinpliGen Gruppen an Ders
tpenDen UNI Die @eIebe um iepsn Drets pmr9s
3mfabren.
Dte 8eb6lterun9 III faft allen Counties BAT
IiA auf pte patrOttIbRe 8eile Der i3ie6une
mnterwurfen unD Denen, pelGe bas Qoos trail,
bic 8ranspprtmitteI 3u Dem Sammelplabe 9es
liefert.
Der @ouperaeur Bot benz &riegss @efretGr
DrOfuBsn fur Die 0eri6tepenen Counties SDr.
gelblagen unO Die Ielben tper0en iofprt eraannt
tperoen.
@ie werOen SnfrufttUnen erbalten unb nit
9ena9ei.per gCumaGt CUR tren9en Dmr6fa0=
runs Ger @eiebe aus9efattst werpsn.
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Oerreme1ei0erG0Dete
2Bels WrdttGlraBe 92D. 358 NIB 1854

aRstnen seeprsn g%retnbsn vnb bern gubIIart u,oSst d pisr-
al DIE aa;ege, beg i'd ee8 f@on felt Sabrea on bteRrl @lase
Gje1Gft iberrCagtca Eabe Iub beEsGn6io Elm reiohaItt-
ge8 8aSer0eU 9bne1 folt6 s%esr6cttctca 5erreufteisern, neitefter
gRcor, ~ ben tiGi8icn Rleifcn E~orrdttls Belte1 nab aut
i0L@e aHi ScitcNnaG ~antetttaea psr6e. - EtoEe ffr gStnter
rode uno 0oen tG. III ellen 5ertea gRb So GAet Nrf en- Ier~
net cine MuspGhI Bepeufdtrms, g3tSfAtc., IppF q, IN hisSes
Had }bl6ee.6e MrtifeI4
k9- vile Bette Iunsea werocn erongs. 5tnas muS IA TIT
/, i tIa f9s Ear aaasfsrSici Wefhsf.
20. 8. &aifer.
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Mnennft Ser Sdcotab. Gin Gdbupner oerbrann
Bier @enfben MmS &eben sefofnmen.

Uter Wteh1WeH NmO &eren ~9erofmnten.
Ncws0Urf, %. Sft. Das Bunbes>
fanpnenbppt Dacotab TT bsate bier unsetum>
men.
@eltern 06eno turs SOr E l1br entbedte
man 5eaer an Barb De6 I'm Dtenlt Der 8e~
9ternn9 ltebenDen SGuonerS vGlener" Der
unreit be5 Gunrabbrf5 Dor Qnter lag. Ga
oas GerDsa NIT Seu belaoen mar, 70 perbret-
teten lf9 Die Slammen nit retBenber @9nel<
lieteit unO tn wenie Musenbltden mar pas
S@tf In 6lautmen sebiiat,
Die berteiseetlte 5euermannI6aft mar nidt
i'm g anpP, ettpas gu tbun.
Wtibrers 8Octe aus Der goGbarl1aft unts
iAparmten bas Gabr3eas, uno enbttG braGte
etnes r~erlelbsn ben Captain, Den erlten uub
spstten Stensrmann, ben Steparp unb einen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
6euer III @etpsg BORE

REV gprt, %. Stt. 6eute tpurpen
spet @e6aupe in 8eftr, pur6 6euer 3erltGrt.
% Gamtlien purosn Our9 pafelbe ubbaGIps.
Der S4aDen betrdet $4,000.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
2ofalberiAte aus gBafbtneOn.

A5-@nseigen Dpn @afbtn9tou, melde bts Nad1s
.ttitta9s A nbr bel nnferem 2lsenten Srm. nj ecfelc
3O. AGO @-Str. db9e9eben Wetcen, ffnbcn nod
Mufnabrte IN Der nGcbfffDtgencsn NMr1mer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-24
Sprbereituneen sm Meerieo Ste 6ranspIen 3l EN-
Nfnnnfn. -

Cine ~Uff3iele @orrelppnoffS aus Msrifc
3ei9t an, paB nas Commencement f6 %ritltst,
Der fernersnSn9alien Der 8ran3olen trdftts ju
tptperlteben.