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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

9es 1oofhlaes .fbnloie b~efunbcn.-
&briltian %: mann vou 6,Qu1ore &c.. an9ef!aet,
eintn Mann, namens Spbn &oslan, an. 2. 81.
trter els. S.. 3u Yilct 9ncb ermorret 3u baten,
wuroe pcn bsr Sury ees 2oeialass i'm jweiten
@raee i9uleie befuuren. Die Xbat tpurpe i'm
Sreit mesen eines pitcls tesansen. iarem5 vs-
mann Zen Gc9lan nit einem Meher in bic @eite
ltat, mcldes ten Gps bes &oalan perurlaGtt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28
g.. %. 9licDple uMb Co.,
GirnE. unn H%ifinhInplfr in

Sefen, 8lehwaaren, 9&rt>
Baoren, Ntsrtou 0erdtbldoften,
3immermauns~ Oerathltaf.en. Me0sri9miete>
maar'u, %ptattirsu Waareu.
NFlecn, Gultiva!oren, SAaufclu, Gpaz
ten, 9pibIrtsa, Snfsu. Ssnlen, 1en(en-
fielcn, rGtaelcs," NcrnmIblcn. 0orn.
lNGttyr, Naaeln, Gauen, 0las,
BsAisuobnen, SIeime'B, &c.
Wit teipurcrer Sprefatt miro has Dadbsdsn,
II 3inf. Gsisu- uno 9upfertlea tsicrst.
Ste Snafe, 81. Yaul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Gatbcort S ~,
SGnsler in
I'M uno onelaneilhN
s. tlel1<@ q Qren
int 0rcGsn ul,o &leinen,
1872 Oritte Strafe,
ST.. Daul,: Mlnn.
30. UQumQnn,
273.1i beutltrr &lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28
St. Qau( Cijen0ore.

Mibpls,S cou unb g.,
9duoler in
Glen, Miaeln, Stabl UNI 8pblrn. YHuz
qen, Nsrten. Srruuafeesrn, 9lren. W.ctldmie'
h%eacratb, Nasner,0 r!5 Mrteit, Nlemrnerse~
r1tb uuo lbmiren Dallwaarcn iiberbaupt.
Gcihdftsscidsn ;um smbo6.
Dritte Strabe> 81. paul Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28


Sob cines ahtbarcn Burgers in
st. 4ntbonp. - Nm Ietten Mon.ag Na&'
mittaa farb 5err .. .. Dprman, elm alter Ct.
ad'eter 8ireer rcn ct. Mntbono. nod eintn
sweit1sisen 3ranfen!aesr. 9err Tusman mar
ieit einer 9ttibe pom Sabren tait!bn mpbnbaft
unp in e'nem Yantseiadfts ttGtis, in weldsr
SteQune Ct ftp piele 6rsuuee une tir M&tuna
leiner Mitbiiraer ~er,rcrt,n bate.
Secaueriibc Gcemc. - 8ei ttn neuli-
den Gerfauf pom &duudneertitn in 0watcnna
fam Is ~ flaa'iden Iuttritten. bic batten serbii.
tet perpen iuQen. Gin tewiner Nctert Davis,
Ger auf einem Gbeile Ter @sction 36, Omatpnna
Iopn, wrbnt, bot. als eieier Gbeil gum Ysrfaui
auseetottn ,purte. auf tos 2aup, trabreneoem u.
&~bambers ta(elte tbut, bis CO Sulebt auf $500
rer older s~etri'ten pu,ce, ;. b. 50 90 ,asbr ale
paaQauo mertb eelddBt mcrben. Davis, mitbtnb
%ra,iter, tag @bambsrs rerludt, i'm aus ieiner
6eimatb 81 treiten, ME Ct uneinte, ,alus terniel.
ben bel 1einem 5eraustreten aus hem GertaufS-
lcfale ms @sil1t, tprrauf tieisr itd blislbnel
umprebte uno iba nit einern t,af.i0eu @hlaoe
auf celen Naieubsin 81 Bcten ltluS. Gbam'
bers 9ins alsbann nad leinem Store. Dapis,
rura tieie 3reite Niecerl ise nod wiitbenter &C.
modt, raHte f@ auf une lammelte unsefabr 20
Mann. bic ebenio tsie ct iituirt pareu, UNI has
6aus tes @bamters 3u furmen unp rem(elten fir
ieiu rermentliGes rVertre&sn" sebSris tic 5au'
gu eerben. Ord be Gaapiiaenfunft ron anpe1n
etislietenten Bireern pe.bu,ee cine ernitlid re
@supung bes @trsites, une beioe Yarteitn GIN
aen rubia mad 6aule,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28
6Dl5larb 3ul11 8erfauf.

DDl3lnflD Gum Bertauf.
16O Mdcr 9olj:SanS, nit irenieiens
1870 @prb 9pl3, s,r,te4 Mellen ron ren1 Nit.
telpunft pin ct. Yeul, mitcsn GO rurd cine spr.
treFliue Gtrabe Ys,tunetn.
Das vanb 1T pcn better Gualit1t, nit Qntrm
@ras une Waller nno ssmasr tic NuslGt ouf
bic Gi'Y.Mutle. ;3u ysr::::.isu in einem Stif
deer III Studen prn 40 tiS IS Mfer.
Scnrp W1c!&cntn,
6dntler III OruueAidsu.
st. Yeuf. 20. Mug. 1863. 2G6t79.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Nir beidaTen sic
GinSisbur9 BON Oelsern'
IN europa unr fsrtiafn bic bier3u ertrrterli&en
paptere, ais:
0pQmahten,
neutrality-suspicious., lctten@6eint ,c. ieIbR
IN, Ysrtir9en oereu Wilti9feit unt teIpreen bic
senlu!ar'i9s Seslaatisuns oerfeltsn; ippis aud
ole.
Mu5;obluna Don @elcern
IN leeen1 &teils Ieutlhlaute unr ter &hmeia,
tuoef MIR ben 0egenmertb Der bel uua einae.
lablien Setsagecsn> |ettii in ben sntleaenf fen Hrt.
'haften 'ppbneneeu Gn,pfaueesu f~oltenf1ei iu's
paas isnbfH "laIen.
9afla9eldeire
3Nr Hebe!satrt toll Grfmcn mad NersYprf in
Segsllhlnen, unc lit Gampildifcn res 81 ORB
ofNtl1en llcyb." Icnie sur Ntife BON
Da Iii naa Mew-yrrt in 3 amrftEten BIT
30 amtnrger Dampiibifiabrts. sc.
iel|1daft" perfaufen MIR su berab-
5s|ebteU Wreilcn.
2onczWorronts>'
nit unlersr IGrifttidrn 0orantie auf uuttoren,te
3sit ssr|stsn, itsruetmen Gle
Dtleauns rpn GapitaIien
IN 0runccigeEtbum cher eeseu SutereNsn. auf
er'te b9pctbe!artiGe@ i9erbeit, telor
SCI; Die
Be3abluno Q Toreu
III lfeen, Gbsi!s un|e:se Staotee, faufen unt ber.
fau1sa U}o!e uup iremre Miiuseu, aablen eie
boone . "a m G fir Mctlel aui 0letr.gprf.
phtlaeflrbia. Ct. Pr,ia &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

ESS @ir meleen nit Versniisen, taE unler
alter Jreunr unp Qantsmann 9ea.y Sanger ftp
wieeer in Der @tact, uno 3war iii eins1 irinem
alttn dbnli&en @elaaie teinen Or bet NAM
lit Die rSi9el. 5aue", Ode re, Jtrbert- uno 4teu
Stra6e, pru 9erru Gbiemann iiternrmmen. uup
wire baielbit uur CUTE @etranfe vorratbis balten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

BzB5 9err 6. u. Sbiemaun pa; einsu Ns,rn
@rcesty uno YrcvUIcns Store an Der Sadlon ltr.,
ni90e 1bir pom 0ilratrid's @9ub!!. Store,
er,idtet. @ieb2 bic Wu,siae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28
Non Der oroeen Winter. GaraDane

0Vu CgE 0EVbeN &OtuICIs
mad Dem Wfif1ouri. - Ger 1rain, wel@er
burd re winterli&en @terpen ets S9etens ben
Snrianern auf ibrer @eierpaticn am M,Gourt
Vcrrdtbe 3uflbuen ipQ. trar an, Mittmod Dor s
lasen bsm Mantato9tserrp 5ufOlse bel 2attg BE-
fef unb i9eint. tbe Jpn nod Der @int.r feline
Sdnee-9 arrifre entaesenwirft. f&cn auf pinter-
ai7e 3u frozen, bic ibm pom our Gseerte sebSristn
Nanni@aften feIta in ben @es sslest msrssn.
90 purpen unldnsit As Stid 3u ben @aeen &C.
bSrente G9luBidrauben sern,ibt unb bel perau>
~ifalteter Mu&iu@une an einen 2aaerfeuuplaye
ssfunoen. Ges9leiden tuurcen BON ben Soloaten
psn 5dnelern ssbSrise au1ern. g sreinea, toii-
nen uni antern @naren i'm @ertbe ron $500
auf BE Stite 9eidaft. Oterlt &rocfs belu1te in
eer eergausenen @e9e Ten Srain une itedts ssba
SpIraten in MrreR.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

@iuona'S @ei3en= GSport. - Daa
@eiaaft Ger @sissnreridiHunS son @iucna lit
nc9 INNER I'M salen 96wuu9e unp periant's
Gin %ein3ieer @eldiftsmann hes Ytabss 8. ..
rWorle nit hem Dampfer r6lcra" UNI prei Bar
fen lis, 900 1ulhel @ai3eu nod Milwautee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Die 8 unplu in
mnfsriaI =0S1aren nnb itber
Mrt pDn Tamilienbcbarf
GenrD 0orms,
Ct. Neter, Minnelota,
t1lt ltcts pprrGtbia Elm rei9esN 1ortiment ter B elfen
Groceries urb MrDpiltDnell,
lpmis Glen waarcn,
ferntr Gin Eager rrn
S9uben, Stiefeln>
6Iten, Muben, II. I. ~.
0auter Mrtifel fir rem eemIbnli0sn Ystarf uni
Maes 81 ben mpblIrilIten Yrsi'en.
5enrY 5arms.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

DaS Sri9inal Ter Gman3iratiUns .Vrofla-
maticn Dtb Mbe'S tuutte fir tas nstte @iimnls
den ron $4,000 an Ibcmas y. Brpau ron Gti-
taso p%trfauft. Eerlslte teabGdtist. litbcsrarbi~
f&e Gcpien capun gum 8trfauf prrsubtreifen.
Sir Greunbe Ter Greibeit cine cute @elesenbeit,
l3 cine grpie bisies weltbilUrii9en %teniades
aniuIhnTen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Sic fh6ncn 3aae BON Mranjuc; fine
nun oorubcr, her Sunmer eiebt cen Tlulen
rn Sdeirstub uuo bic sdwalben entibmirren
nab mileeren 3onsn. 6, riirbe wirtl,@ purd'
aus feline uidone 0esenb" mebr leiu, wenn niht
Suffice, 0crepaueb unc g.. leeb'n cine srcbs
Senbune ibrer berrlidsn 5%ertitmableu imrortirt.
bel oeren gnblid, mic uns 3err Nue1ta4 sertd~
srt, bic buloen 3use un'erer Damen in gnt5iGen
itrablen wereen. Die 9erbNeinfiufe Der Girma
ubsrtieten al @ro6artiefeit tei weitem bic her
irubernjabre, mic bic 9crrn Ory9oocbanelsr aus
zen 2anptesirfen MinneI utas bel elmer YeFd!is'
ung ~erfennen merrta.
&nog 1aplur'S Stur 1T wisssram &C.
~seultaup res erbDb,en Snte,e7es unierer Dameu
unb ter 9dueler in lrveoote pom Yauee, felt Ct
Die 1tSuen n'ueu 6~erstwaaren erbaltsu, Gle ter
0aufer in 10 gutter Nuawabi pu1fncet. Ssrr
5@dfer, Der freunelide teutite GIer!, bat uns
p,eisliisu lsiner neuen @aaren sur Ser{isuns
a~eislt. bic rurd ibre YtQ,sfeit ltsrraiGsn. Te"
Bi9tid tes Nabsra lsbe man bic ucue Nnssise Ger
3ancluu0.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

VVelnenserebrtrn eeutihen Grcunteu unit G,Su.
ner1 blermit bic Nn3eiae, paB ib in reiuen, ueu.
elae1'rten 2apeten- ln1o Vcliterer, @elddft ale
Ssrfen pom aaretet II. Watra3sn pcrrGibia BAT {
uno empTfbie tip MID 5ur bilissn unr r]rcnarteu
un'erf'gu'1e non alien III pieiem Deltiite yur.
fcmnacnctn Nrbeiten.
~ Nud babe id fet5 etne Mn;apl
tert'9sr 9punoes porrdtbi9.
n@ Scttfeberu
9aos q 10 GUT uNe tlills su Ysrfuuisn wie iracnb
e'a anesr.s Veihaft in bisliser Clint.
Jpbu Wa!btis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

cSm @iNtsr CUR Vebaa!;6fctt,
@.un's ltiiymt unp ihue't une friert,
WetDrt ron Vels ein marmss Aleic,
0a5 b1lt unc wdrmt unp 5iert!"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Gin &uubfdafter.-Mu eem 2ants her
Saae, rem orfnihen Merpesen, 1T Gin 9err.
Mameus S&rceeer, in Ga &rcie ancelan9t. mel.
der bic Sentuns bat, ben amerifaniiden Mcre-
wefeu 81 ~tereilen. vrn 2ane unp 2osuttn Aunts
gu ntbmen uup bic &siultate (einer 8eobadtun-
eeu in ieinem gaterlanee 81 SerSHsntli6tn. Taa
Qanb rse Ncorivsr unc Gauara rirt in leine Sour
einsel9lr0sn ieiu unb gang tefonbers Minnslcta
in isinen Yeridten cine Nollc ipieleu. Die Sahe
bat jeetnfaus Cen 3msd, Der nerpssiiden Gin-
wanptruns biz teilen 3r runfte uadSumei(en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28
9leurBnnveu! Scene @anrcu!

9teue 9nnren! g>eue @anrcn!
s. Stew Il,
ldbt lA fem Saus int Nrromeiten. III e5 gnerps
uuo Gncsta,!, IN S,liytsit ilbestreHsu in, 9ancsl
nit
TuNcn, Go]|mir5 Dpe5fin6,
Vfooer5 unp
SEN Netcrartifelu Der Scrrcn=
Oarpcrobc.
9iBt Nh fcrusr n16t itertisten III Iele}taeFer~
tiateu Dsr,enflsiceln, uener biulibtl!h &c, Gnute
npd pcs 5hrt'ts. uNoiher lmlnB nit f!siaem
Vrviil" lit or @runp'ay por S. NewTan.
@mehsn Sic bel s. Memman rur, IL 1nttn
@ie ras erIbte uue ts1lnsBswlbls 2assr III ZEN
sbcntsuaun!:n artsftlN.
Msius large VrariS I'M 3ul&neieen nne
tcr l~ln,l!Anp, CAP ih tets Die britsn Nrteiter I'M
@tast telhiitiss, lessn midi i'll ben Gtaar, biz
ts|tlBsnesn unp tsit9enIbtsn Iu;ase 81 garan-
tiren.
Meiue 5srren! CHE @ie GD anterswo has
NlaD n:bn'su l~aler, lpredsn Git rcr bel
:. Nemmon.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Militdrs Sospital in @tttpsbure.-
Nad tem Wiuona &epub!iean t~e7nren lit MUIR
ned brei Minn'f,cS o!saten in senonnteu.5ps-
vital. Jbre Namen lnp: 3arl @tein BON s.. u,
gHnn. 8. Barrett, Go. 6, unp SAINTS 8. Scar
nsy, So. q, aQe son, eriten Minne'cta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Mene NoliSeibeamten.-unie wtrtbfr
Sirssrmsilsr @arren feate 5wsi wtitsrs Yrlisei.
teamteu unter@ utoritat bss Staetratbs an, ndm<
lid bic 5errsm Wm. Gaitelo une Srbn Vsneer-
gait. Die sanse TorGe teltsbt jest aus Is Mann,
sini6lisblid bes Chiefs. @enis aenns.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

x0arrctirt.~ - Sn Der Maht POM lebteN
SomhaS auf Sonntas, unsefabr II llbr, wuree
Gin Miann, es6enMamen mir n:6t ~erfatren fpnn.
ten, ucn rrei Strabenr1uteru auf ter@traGe II d.
ct. MntbcnY, u~usefdbr 6 Weilen pon Der e tart,
anaeOrifen. 9smlr9t unb I'M $65 bsrautt. Die
YpliSei ic!l ben 0allunfeu ouf FER @pur ltin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

Cine 8raut, tpic fie fcin ioa. gu
Nus uup 6rpmmen urieyer beiratbslunisen jun.
gen Iemen IN Minnelrta er3atlen mir bic fol.
genie Sbatia@e. UNI lie in ben @tanb au ieBen.
gu ieben uno 3u wi1en, mas cine 9'aut in Min-
ueIcta tbun luute. 6r1ul. QurY .. &eQer, bic
5cdter eines wobltatenten Garmers nabe @rd.
insbam, Ga., IL, mic tas rcrtise rNeei0er" nit
&e6t bel ibrer 9eiratb iaste, Gin runatba nei8es
MaeGeu" Sbreu sanaen trdutliden Nnsus ger.
fer;i9r le nit ibren eisenen 9dneen. ren ibrem
nieelideu Strrbbitden berab biz 3u cen nttten
@aiters an ib'en 6ub&en. She eisenen 3art.n
9dnee ~ipannen unp tuetten tos 3eus. aus mel-
Gem ibr 8rautan3ua unb l1ete,wu,f 9ema6t, lc
ea6 bel ibrtr germGtlung nidts ,bre trautli9e
Gcrm umitlob, mas ni&t pon ibrer eieenen 5anb
s~'r1erliat war. N,dt Mrmuth mar Is, tit lie AT
risier adt meitliden Nrteit 3war9, lunoeru l.sie~
LID ibr @tcl5. te@ell 81 aeisen. :.as Gin juneta
Wdeten tbun fam unb tbun lcQ, ebt lie l9 in
SymenS Vance lhmieeen laBt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-28

SmthcerbdudDe frct pom ,,Or0ft".
Die un9ebeure Mnsabl tur& tie Musbetuna BE-
trcnensr, mel&e Der Militdrpai9t mesen fSrrsr.
liter r@etreden" eatssben, bat cine @enberuns
in BEN @ensralprcrcfmarldaQs F.. Neeulaticnen
berprrasrafsn. %ine 2ine ron Gremrlionesr,u.
bsn 1T rerOnentl,ht. norm leBtsre UNI ein Bebeu-
tenhes rebusirt lne. 8u!3I9t;Qfet f&ibt nitt
mebr :; tabinaesen iclen runteboliene @dmeer-
taude" Rom Dient tefreit pereen. = Mlio mH9e
Sster fein M0sidRes tbun, telo0ale Guan it'd
zen Nineiei|A II. I. ~. III rtrldlinaen uno Gin
bis6en tpas @ntss ba;u binuntersutri@tern. ta-
nit sr tei 3sttsn 10 einen imrcuireneen Didmaut
ais @dirm uno S&ile Dor i@ betrasen tann!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

In the Sixth Judicial District there are five
candidates in the field for the office OF Civil
Justice. Robert ID. Livingston, respectable
lawyer is the nominee of one half the Tamma-
ny Convention; but it is expected that no may
not be in the field tomorrow. Mr.. T. l. McCa'
hill has the nomination of the other half OF
Tammany, and will, we hear, certainly run.
Mr.. George C.. Barrett has the nomination OF
Mozart Hall, the McKeon Democracy and the
Independent Taxpayers Organization. FIX
Judge Fonda, an active Democrat, mas 'no
nomination Of the Citizens Association in the
With Ward, and in that Ward will make
strong run. Mr.. Boies is the regular Union
nominee, but we fear has little strength. IN
der these circumstances, with the vote OF
tho respectable and intelligent men Oh
the District, who desire an honest Judiciary,
divided between Barrett, Fonda and Boles,
there is great reason to fear that Mr.. McCahill'
certainly tho least desirable of all the candi'
dates, may be chosen. If Mr.. Fonda could be
elected, he would make an excellent Judge;
but can no be, with only the support of a single
organization, and that not very well disciplined,
though containing elements of strength That
Mr.. Barrett is at least equally eligible, is
vouched by men Of the highest standing at the
bar, embracing all varieties Of opinion, among
whom are Alex. w. Bradford, Daniel Lord,
Murray Hoffman, James W. Gerard, Wm Nj.
Evarts, and many Others who sign the recon-
mendation which may be found in another
column. He has the support Of three active
and popular organizations, and with little help
from the friends Of an upright Judiciary, and
who are not disposed to throw away their votes
the hest chance Of success seems 10 be his.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
THE ELECTION TOMORROW.

We thank Mr.. A. Oakley Hall for having 80
frankly told the people, at the Sueet-Swcepers'
meeting on Friday evening, that there is TO be
no reform in our City Government if Boolc is
elected Mayor The broad farce OF "HctOrm
Convention" composed Of benefciaries Of the
City Inspectors office, is repudated as though
it Lad never been attempted, and Hall boldly
faces the public with assertions that there is no
extravaganza in our City Government no cor
ruption, no "Ring," nothing that needs to be
retrcnched or reformed. Boolc is to be elected
expressly to keep things as they are--ihe only
thing wrong, according to the District Attorney,
being that the Tca-Room is abolished! Elect
Boole, and that error, we presume, VIII DO recti.
fed.
Voters Of our City! the advocates Of Boole's
election can safely do 10 otherwise than this ;
for, if our City Expenditures are too high, then
Booe ought not to be Mayor; for he, more than
any other living man, is responsible for their
rapid and enormous increase. No one pretends
10 show that he ever voted against job, crca-
ton Of new Offices, or an increase Of official sala
ries. On the contrary, since be entered the city
councils, he las been the active and powerful adj
yoca,c Of every scheme whereby city expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30
GENERAL NEWS.

Peter l.. Slocum, q former employee Of the
Bath Hotel a. Long Branch. was executed IN the Mon
mouth County Jail at Freehold y. j.. on Friday, for
.he murder OF his wife by shooting in July last He
iened his guilt but expressed himself resigned 10 LIS
ate which be met with remarkable fortiude 1t wl'
proved on the trial that be in love with bis wife
sister. with whom he had been terms Of improper
intimacy, and this was tie supposed motive TO The
murder.
During the fog on Saturday morning, the
WILLIAMSBURG ferry -boats Warren and Nebraska col
lded with the Sound steamers Commonwealth and City
OF Norwich The Nebraska sustained 10 injury bni
the Warrens Indies cabin was cut away and her hull
severely damaged. No person was injured on board
either boat These are the only accidents reported.
All the outward bound ocean steamships we're detained
IL port by the fog,
On the arrival Of the British steamship Cor
sica On Friday. from Havana and Nassau. she was
boarded by the Custom House officials in force Every
passenger on board thoroughly searched H. Their
persons and baggage when large amour: Of specie
AID Rebel money also large Rebel inail was found
The letters seized said TO have been for the most
part mailed al Charleston fOg Nassau and addressed
TO parties North
On Saturday morning Deputy Marshal Joseph
Thompson seized the Morning Star. previous TO
her sailing for NcwOrlesns, and attached sixty hogs.
heads Of supposed pork, bnt which contained whisky,
as II is alleged for the Southern army. The owners
agreed 10 bond the vessel for the return OF tie cargo in
the amount Of go OO and Marshal Thompson then per
United her TO proceed on Ter voyage.
The mails Of the Arabia arrived here on Sat
urlay morning bringing three days Inter foreign files
than those previously received We publish from them
this morning some important documents The letter Of
the French Emperor to the Soveregno d Europe and
extracts from the report Of Sir. Drouyn dc Lhuys on
TIE foreign relations Of France.
Deputy Marshal Joseph Thompson arrested
On Friday. by orders from tie State Department.
William II. White, Of No. 900 Ross street Brooklyn.
snd ID. W. Whiting. Of No 90 Fulton street, New.
York, On charges Of defraudins the Government In
contracts. Tie accused were taken TO Washington
by the night train on Friday.
The conscicnce-trickcn New-York defaultcr
who early last week $50 TO the Treasury Depart
ent has Just RENTED $50 more which he had fraudu.
ien,ly withheld from the Government II may encour'
age other defautes u learn that efforts are likely 10
be ade 20 discover their Identity; therefore they can
remit with safety.
The Cherokee Indians have sent delegation
e. Gen. Mcneil at Springfield. No, asking protection
against Csndith and for authority 10 raise cavalry
regiment for guerrilla warfare. Their request win DO
Gent TO the President,
A steamer from Eatchez, laden with $500
Csls OF cotton Tor Eew.0rleans, burned at Port
Hudson a few days ago.
The Union City Committee Of Cambridge
Mass. have nominated b. l.. Raymond for Mayor.
God has been much excited, and has sold from
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have been increased and city taxation aggrava-
ted. He has been n leader of decided ability
and tact, and has exertcd very great Influence
over his fellow members. And, had he exerted
that influence, with ORIsoN BLUNT, in favor of
economy and rctrenchment, and against j0bbery
and peculation, he would have fairly earned the
elevation and Endorsement he now seeks. But
that he has not done so is very well known. Dur
ing his public career a number of "bg things"
have been "put through" the Boards which CIV.
erybody at once recognized as Outrageous robber-
les. We never saw a man Of any party or sect
who even pretended tobclieve that the real cost of
the japanese Ball, for example, was any whcro
near the amount which was paid for it. Every
body believed that large part oft went, or was
designed to go, into the pockets Of those who
voted it. And of that whole japanese job
Boolc was captain and chief engineer. Ii there
was any steal in it, he knew it ; and he ia not
the man to incur such a load of odun under the
impulse of disntercstcd benevolencc. lie may
have been cheated out Of his share, n was ru-
mored; but, if he was. it was by grab-game
which he took care would never win again.
And this was but one Of many such "big
things "-sevcral Of them far bigger than this !;
and he has for years been captain of the boat.
Fellow citizens! if you elect Boole your May
or, don't pretend thereafter that you are opposed
to corruption in government, and to necdlesSly
exorbtant taxation. You know the man. You
were fairly warned on Friday evening Of what
you had to expect. Elect him, and you VIII
not only be skinned, but deserve it.