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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13

obsr aus unNeashntcn 0rlnpsn BIS ;um
Az }uli, Rem 9u9e Der pemofratilben
Decentralization verl1oben.
9auanpi9ba,n uno tie @roe Gpmman<
cfuue Der verl@iepenen Staa,en louun
iid ~aQescafslbt e%infiupen. jeper imYtaleii>
una elmer Y%cufdnpie oraanidrtn unp trs
trafnetm Yanre orer 2eitsarrs. Die pann
oeriammslt Gin Nrmee,Gcrpe sr @srz
tbeiriSun8 gaQanriAbam's bilpen mdrpt.
wsnn cieftr yineoln fir cinen :(urpotcr
ertlatt hatcn uuo uffenen Bipultanp
aeser i'm ais pRidt proflamirt baben
wircc. Dies ivltc cao Sienal lein CUR
alIseueinsn Grbebuns Der Nttluworensn'
III zen Serldiccensn Staaten.
S8eSbalb pas pro0ramm perlbpbcn lit
ob lecislib rmb Die 8erldiebune Der
@biea9os Convention, uper Oh r%allflbe abs
seanrert wuvrc, catiiber lis9en feinc Gens
aaben Yer. Wir eeben no0lebenp eiuiae
WusSuge aus ZEN au6fdbtliWM Mittbeil>
unAcn, cie ipdtterbin nod curd beltimm<
.ec 3sueuillc pcrmsbrt werrcn lpuen
gallannoie bam'S Nrbritin
@anapo q.
ValanoiADam bate balm rad lciusr
Mnfunf, in @anara cine Gonfersns nit
pesltiroenen berpcrraaeneen@ clnnune5>
oeno0cn aus Yuidi:rsnen loyaleu
Staaten, bauptlSdli6 I'M De1en. Oil
9tamen aller csrer. bic ibn tort i'm Clifton
6oue te1ud'ten, ino tefannt unc aufte<
wabrt moycen. UNI; iie hem Yuplitum por>
,u!s9sn, nom bic 0elesenbeit perlongen
meN, bcfannt marcen ju lailen, rper rit
Selb,rGrer waysn, Die lid ouf au6l1npz
iibsm Bopen ysrlammelten, INN nit i'm
81 berotben UNI Jpn tci Ger S%toauiiatior
pis{sr sebeimen 2iauc yon Scr1hmprsner
Geryathcyn 81 unccrltiBen. IS 1T jeB'
nidt vUtbi9 RE Namcn Nucr %aufsusable:
une crwdbnen mir nur tie berporraAenp:
fen F; ndmli@ @m. 9. Neep, Urn Ybi
l%opelptia, Geo. 8, Yeneslten UNI @eo
6. puAb bon Sbio, Gbrrnian &ribte,
bon 81. 2ouis. @iltvr s.: Storey uni
MIsrrif BON @bicaau. Gbatlahtn unl
3eusen teweiie iinp Ia, bic BEN 3wsd Dc
rcyiism 8einae, tic Nelul!ate niels
Qenfere"; %youNanc;g entbiuen uao wsr.
OCH eisie!tsn pbue 3weifsl ;u aeeianets
3eit cem putlitum tetant 9smab
,percen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
5ori Qoine5 oapituli,,t Der llni=
o%nsf(olte.
.Das NsbelleneGort rYpwell
0er1umt unp in bic NIT
Ae(pren st.

llsbsr ben &f I'M 1afen seN Neos
bile wirp former 0elnelctt:
, Ssn Der Ircitas Madt(5. Wu9ulD ttu'nte
Stcrlt lieutenant Wiliams, SeFtblsbaber
prn S5o,t prwell ras you U%anaButS Slot
tc bart tsordnAte Sort, uno lprenQtf es
in ric 2uEt.
Gine Mclide unlstsr NeaierunR iiberz
tradte Depelbc lt1bt entieblide Sdmers
;cuetaule aus, unp lc bat llrladc. Dos
| Tprt Gaines, msldeo Die Gtnfabrt IN cen
Soften ypu Wlctilc III @emeinlhoit NIT
rem Sort Mor9an pertbeioiat, unp
meldes nit Munepurratb unn 0luni!iOn
ouf 1th5 Wtpnate rtrlsben mar uno cine
Warni(ou ron 600 Maun bate. mur,
! pe nuu 1dnem @eieblSbatsr, Rem Otalfer
Gbarlee Mnccrlon pom 81. Alatama Sc:
si,nent, rem acknowledgements iteraeten
Der arlne Wnrerlpn miro. neil CT eetban
,pas in Mnbctradt Ter auf lcinen Nultdcr
ecribteten go Yfiinecr Barro8ut6 MID
ialIen fpnntc> rpa rcn iiclibsn .Naeita:
len"peS @erra!bs telhulriat. Sein Ster:
tcieblebater Gin 6crr @snsral Yase &C.
in Wotile I'M Srpdnen iaf, bate TIN
bel Qeib une Seben antcfptlsn, cas- So,
nidt ~ ater9etcn. Da ater Ger andei
&C !6err page merit Gem 8sfsbl niht ;u
alsib rie nItbisen WannlhaIten. &ano
nen UNI Sdife leneen fonnts, UNI Sd
Tprt su ret,en, ~ wllrre Is eben itergc
ben unp 1T ieBt infer.
Srisoe 5,uiiden 0dncmarf une
9cutfdlaub.
ia Yuie" tuneiat on, ca6 es ilpiIGc
Dcutlhlenp unp ldnemart gum Trie
rensldlu6 0etommsn, Die S,iersnebe
ein9unesn iino untefannt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
Der 0rpBs@ Q m IN an . Ycn
Mi11u

Der @roezG rmmanceur oe6 Srcens in
ciclem Staate III @barles 8. punt, Elm
Ginaeborner cieler Stact unp felt Sabgen
bslaiider @oniul Bier; Charles 6, Gum
Superintcncent &C: DHenllidm Sompsu,
1T Deputy @roezlipmmanreur, @.een 8.
Smitb 1T 0rcezS cfretdr unp s.. S.fer>
Ion SONGS @roe<& ansler. Vile riele
6srren finn rerbaftct wprecn uuo tsfinz
ben iih Omit Nuenabme yen 6uut) i'm
@rotiot Strossnaefdnanib.
Gielc Nnrere, biz lebr ttltia fir ten
Srrfn roten uno tcte Seuunoen in
cem{elten einnabmen fine cberfaus perbaf<
tet une cin0ducrrt mrrccn, crer |Ie itetfu
unter elmer buben @lraldaIt fir ibr
autes9 eirasm uno ibre Gyideirun9 sura
YerbIr.
Cine Nnsabl oisler Yerbaieteu purpc
unter Iip eraminirt, uro niht elmer perz
felben bat bis jeBt ieinen @io M, INFO
fern aeadtet. cae CT irosnp cine Rsnnt-
MIS- eieie6 SreenS anerfannte pser cir
Witaliec peeelben AT 1sin Suseltanr> pb;
muht 3cu9en 9enua unp binlan3lide Ye,
reile BEL Der 5ano fine, nm ibye Mits:
aliecerlhaft uno ibre 5beilnoba1c an rsn
Stesn ou6er auen 3meifsl al lebsn
Gines eer DISQUALIFICATION S$snn;eitet
ces SrrenS miro auf riele Q9cije curd
bas 8etra9en Der eiaenen Mitslierer oes:
ieltsn be,rabrbeitet, ndmttd po5 sntltlei
iene @yltsm res 2uees unp Sruses
wsl@cS bic @ur;cl Der @eltlidoft mi
&eeierun9 untererdtt uup isce Stig
ron @i6erbeit uno SauB biumes
nimmt. ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13

mllaulbellsn, DaB le mbAitrerp lie ztus
toritat erbaIten fInrten, DtietcnsYc,Id!ds
&c III mad,fr, niht nit Dem 5utc in rex
5anp erldien, um bulprsides Oeb6t III
betteln, atsr ma fam es 6errn 9inco!n
ntdt abarsiten taB er bic 6anc sanl
Nrieoen 70 weit nstotsn, ala Ell e6 serz
nchte, obae pie Gbre Ter Nepublif nit
nnauel1ldlider Ghonte III brantma.;en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13

.itlig tfs Slu; +t.4f its
b!ieten mare, 10 ni,pe ran rabriaeine
!id .in anre,ss Hsiultat u petseibnen
baben. Nbsr snei 3inrficsn oerla1ten
in5Dlse Der Jeuhnetsit in DEN OaNr;sn.
Sri: Der prit'e ;lnpet,. Io1 minlerrrls
mar e5 Jsl gspcrren; Ger Jsiup bate
Die i'll &fofpnun1 ouioetel,en &C.
lranea bemerft unb 0p!iebrunaen fir rem
a'NgrIH tuTsn fJnnen. Sir llsteyrupe<
lung mar miglunnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
Beri9tc uter bic St1rtc peS
- rhanR

Gs teicbsn verfhieeen 8srih!c iitcr
eic Stdrfe cicler Organization inter cen
Mi,slirer is!s1. Ysi elmer spr niht lan>
eer 3eit ab1ebalt:nen SssiammiunS Der
Boyne 2c9e peer Icmpsl III cisler
Stort. ~tat!ets ser WroGme,1er, in ieiner
Mnlprads an Die neu Genseweib!en, @inen
Yeriht iter Den :3ulano eeaS uno
rsy idnsllsn Te.tihrii;e cslls!ten in &c.
,u9 auf &n,abl uno Std.te at. 81 CAB
III ric|em Die Witaltecerldaft fclaenrer<
maBen all: Sn Allllpuri 20>0O0-30,
600: in Saiuoi5. teinabe, 10000,
rpn rensn $4,000 gut temofnst unr
e%raanilirt. inp ; opn. 60.000-70,000 in
&entudy, i'll Ncw ypsf, Sem Seriey,
Yenniplv AMEN 1T iie idcn (sbr fart unc
permst,ts iid raleue 1dnea. Sn Mi6i7
gan. Scua uno anesren nelliden Staas
ien 1T ie nod niht iebr itarf, madt ie<
pod ldnelle Uortfdritte. Gin Daupt 8s>
olntsr Ger Sreanilotion I'M SIaot Me@
Yp,f no ie inter Gem Nanaen u0le@lsu>
OIL Mtnute Manne." tetannt 1T, ia:
Die Stdrfe cerisiben III jsnsm G'aats
auf Ubu 100000 Manu %an9eAsten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13

wabre grunp leimer Nltfstr, BIT ptrer
pom ibm nod Ieinen Trsuncen seldu9nst
Werben fam.
Wie lbon teridtet foQte bic llnte:-
trldung, Don @alanpiabam'e Yrcaramm
In Gbieayo 3u sinem auaemsinen 0irar.
fries in ouen ireier Stoaten fibren. Mitz
alitber tes Srcens icuten lid erbeten
Ginil unp Militdrteb1rren. rpir /.
.. @ouoernellre, NrmeesG Comm ,ucture>
Departments 6 ommanr"nre n man
peure Don Diaritten, y Rem Gorts H.. f.w
tSeten pcer al @efanasnsn mo!uen r.s
9lrlsnole.3 @affen, Stoo!s- Gissntbun'
,peentbmen, HE @eeieruns ~itiir;sn uur
tic 4epplution proflamirea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
luae unc WJur:tpbsza rtitel Iur 5srtsr

W;rtassn fir un{srs Isbr ssrIrmiss gen ns"sn
V,ta:tlStsr vnirrs ginsauis seetn c's 1s"psr''
sjnb.e ssrr..ss!t. il csrlAitesNs" Brands" 9t1-
ttsi;sst lit rcr Msli1s!, uaisrm es'3alts s!"t
urUl erc MuaecbnunN III gsten *ne @tf 9cNs", GAP
t1nt.t nu'm:eralse oS anssfe,a"!sNs uses'ubm
in i!Hiunsiytc, fir pieSmsunTi ia e~s|slhsN Iutsn
Jtu7ss uup GertroWrrs III ~srfrsrsn battE Wsrss
ais wonit uNItrs 6Umn pvehrt wures.
MIR HauitM:stm SaWte s%r!autsN NJ, nns e's
DtrrgEnns saF urisrr SseirsNnNsn iNr W'sssr'
r.:tlufsr isbr g!.,itis g"eIicI! NNe t9tr osN pies'
,5orisss stncrm ci,liasn GtrFIufsn iaTetss III e,
Na0t line, &ertbsils 81 tir!sN, mis- Trihsr nnd
NE ltuirr GARNER, Nerr9. Watisr. hateie'sn
0tstort H~aIstcS Wsiaaftss erc;NlssA:" ubsrErM.
,ucn INc miro es III isiHcr gcwOsut;" Mei's lt
nns:.sasn Ie:u !alsn, 'Uwch! Mbrl'als dis ste'
ail"ersIuFs sur bs|rMcersn SuTriceeNAsi1ser PER
rtH aaufers s.. cFeriairsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
Nentftes per 2e1eerapb, :.
Der Rampf BEL Mpbue,

sg!9G 4Idi haa 1|}a 5.Iaa o an
sgIhaaN sin A3faN latHaui ii ,slt5l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13

Gie lcsltn N~AtriAtsnsscn
~ yorf
inacn, saB iii
WSanreu ,,ocD i,s1sser zzftstAen !
fesbllt wtsSsn ss Disjsnissn, tie Diasaa
int, ib:c G,afiafe su raat:1, III i5r:m SNtsrs1s
fnscn,
f. fdoveii w!s t;5siisb 81 eaufen!
f&ir tattN III 9;tws HIp;i tiusn au9Gsss;dnsten
Internationally,
~ Bet a~tsauft. dis tic Ina:sH nrdb il is.su
nicpr;eifcH
UrUnjobrs Nreilen itarben !
t:s!epc .iair
iuoDIfe;l T;sr haat ncr2aufeu.
l(nicr Ncrrntb tei,ebt GUS
&leibuno5<G tpffen,
&5g3ss9f:sff:sn,
Gat5us, Organoies,
GstIIGiia@}ttn }inO 1}{}}iH|tt}H} MM }u55IHi}n1
Sud- unb Go1Iimere8,
S~s}Iyeifte une se,puriel;s>
DaNkee- l?ot'oHs II.
g.reeTsi am ytag riat:
y. S[noF Cyglor.
slp> 2t8 brittle StraGe,
CT. @au!, Dginu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13

Bewoffnungccr % itAliecet.
IS it cine her @etimmunasn ees Srz
pens, eoE ale feline Wi!slierer i'm 8elise
pom BaTen |ein loCtsn ; uno rerccn biz
ielten iowcbl o!s aud Die Nnsabl ter
Munition, Die jscss e~in;elne Mita!iso
taten mag, auf her Muier=@ vi isiner
2o9e octr leine5 Gsmpeis auf90ablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
Die sre6e geri&mtrune icIte. an, A.
Mdr; losbtsata, We ausfpbrurs putpe

msriHH tia 7s5a ii aa1 t4hHHf84 af
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13

(Jlr Sic Staats,eituns.]
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
MinueIota Staats}eitnnA.

mtNNEJUlu @luulotIlluub.
SatntY aul. ben IS. NuA. 1864.
Der repnblifd:
uiicbcm llnipnS:NSartci.
Sir vt6Nesnt.
Mbrabomt QtntDln.
Cir WissprdNesnt.
Mnby Spbn{pn.
Tur Mcprdicntant I'M :. Sun0rch
Oiitrict:
SSNctiuS DpNeut.
Sir &idtsr her Suprsme Irurt.
Sterrihter:
1bsnsaS @iIiuu.
8eirittsr:
g. q. q. @cANinan.
5obn ~. SerrD-
6Ir &Iectoyru:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-13
Gsnutt1s 1T. Gt1,

tI- Nis ~sy!autsn uE6 ned bic 5:cE:n TaN1~
leu. pso Staass5 M!anclOia aui uRiar bsssnten-
r.e Guaccs=&aeer ouTme:fion: ~ ratea
ms lDtrpiu Is e~tlpupnie CrciAee Ill tNr:m Jn-
:er X iiaorn, Elis1c Maarfn ano Vrs!ls au pru'
Ter, tspr: Tic lJtJ entl,llisBslr, aNswIrsiss Wartts
All Mlad,:r,, ioir .riTst, neiu eafur turstunsb bic
sraabms uuisrsr Gngrr5< auncl1o1l. zap mir
en- II Ssrren bei Beitsn tilisers Yrsils l!sQsn
un9 einc Sr5bs:e MustoaAl bietsn ~tpanen, ole
or tno e;n nrosr:s bitlINss NauS, lino ater aN1
lib: r,crst. raf mir eie 0uueHsErrs a"ecrer pldBe.
als GDieasg, Witpaufcc :e. ausbaits.: iSnnen.
~tr(tiee, Torerauab & Gcmr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-15

LIvEHpooI-steamship CITY OF London-Rey NJ sawtell
two caarsn and :ervsnt Capt wiIlsms and wife Miss
liams Hunt II 7 -Es j. NicholIs, VIM Yielding &
Moulson H2n jas scove, De Jcnge,, petsibone'
VIM Brigham VIM wiams, sympsQn. Chas Nee De
bloomfield. n N 9Th; Major Cen Geo Napier Of Canada
West.
wallace, kssers q 1ahon, Lieut. Col Moncriea Mr. and
Mrs Hashagsy ~ Pruyn, n Usher, Jne Pgrdy Robert
Thompson, Ciddings, q do Aubgne, A Rymsr, Miss
Rymer, Master Rymsr Mackenzie, % Peystss Per
,srs Barbour Geo Vol. RruHL nsussius Hodges
S: HsnsS5sx, Issi co xgs.ys IA man -;
Drummer. Mr Qranh ~. Smith, Van Bergen jos gt'y
Barle Booth, Dunhan, n Nesbtt q HashAgen feir.
ohiid Jas Ayres, Mr. Petrie. Bearc, Jas Redmond,
s%sHf' y ~ kcy NJ Ma, sos,
0authier, us ghuhpt TetAt e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-15
Military.
TIE QUOTA OF QUEENS. RICHMOND AND SUFFOLK

Military.
TIE QUOTA or QUEENS, RICHMOND AND SUFFOLK
COUNTIES.
Queens county has already furnished her quota or
troops, with the exception Of Newtown which win be on
hand In day or two Richmond county will provide her
men 40 soon 40 the Legislature enacts law authorizing
The supervsors TO raise funds for the payment Of
lies. Inc towns OF Isp and Huntington. 10 Sufok
county, are full. At the headquarters in Jamaica, L.
the recruits are coming In 1t the rate Of about sixty
day. Lieut. Erben, United states Army, 10 Acting Pro-
vost Marshal since the deceaee Of COL Rose
TIE GRAND BANQUET TO THE RE.ENLrsTED AND
WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE IRISH BRIGADE.
This imposing and most appropriate affair will come OF
At Irving Han 70 morrow and will no doubt, be charac
erzed BY eli the hearty Of welcome 70 the
battleworp veterans Who are be the recipients Of the
hospitality Of the ocers Of the brigade which they 50
eminentIy deserve. Those who have returned, after
maintaining the honor OF the Irish Brigade IN many
bloody fields, who determined 70 try their chances
again. and those who bear upon them the evidences Of
vaor 10 honorable wounds received 10 action are 10 be
the guests on the occasion They viii be entertained not
only BY their old ccmdes In arms, but by many OF the
leading citizens OF New York and goodly array Of the
ladies', who are always ready 70 bestow their smiles and
their appreciation upon those heroes who have served
their country faithfully. As impossible 10 @csr
abed soldiers OF the Irish Brigade those who have
yet received their cards OF Invitations 70 the banquet 10
irving Hall are requested 70 call 10 day the Committee
OF Arrangements % II Ann street. Office OF heagher and
Campbell, between the hours OF twelve N. and three
O'Clock p. NJ, where they obtain them
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Mr.. Darn replied that he would not.

Mr.. Darn replied that he would not
Mr. Cox-Then you against the bill.
Mr. 0ErH said he was for Furnishing the guilty.
Mr. GARFIELD, (rep) OF Ohio very sorry that this
debate had taken partisan turn Persons punish
cd In the civil and criminal BY taking away their
pros erty, irrespective OF the chdrea guilty. aud
did the gentleman propose to make exception for the
crime OF treason that the children OF traitors might
enjoy what denied 10 the children Of thieves and
Mr. Cox replied that bis colleague ought 10 know very
well that in criminal prosecutions they could take per
sonal property but not real estate He intended 10 stand
by the constitution at oil times.
M DAyY. !rsp) o. ma said the result. q the poli.i
iss Ssaiisnss :S os;o I'LL a. Jsf ssSia rem
der ~ and tho support Of the majority OF those on
ton pronouncng this TO be iuhuman warreIying
inc woe ~ which tho people sent him lhr Davis> 20
would suggest that the other gentlemen might ss vol
execute their commission TO sustain the ADMINISTRATION
ne 70 answer Mr. Cox and said when the gen.
look upon Il with suspicion.
Tns morning hour here expired, and the consideration
che business o. the Speakers table was then proceeded
COMMITTEE on ina CONDUCT or m WAR.
on lna House took up and referred % .hs
or the appointment OF select committee TO Inquire into
DISPOSAL on DRAFT COMPUTATION MONEY.
Ing that all money paid by drafted persons be paid into
the Treasury and drawn out reQuisition other
public moneys the payment OF the expenses Of draft
Ing and the procursti0n OF substitutes which purpose
rHR ,rrsRrAL nEyESuE BILL
State or Union nroceeded 10 CONSIDER The hi
from ira Commise Of Wsvs ann Mesns n ncraass .he
internal revenue and for otbcr m,rnosss - W ~ -
Mr. SrrvrNs TseD of pa oaered an ap,ondrnant 90
that the proviso shond read "that ~, snro nati,ed
sinca the sist or 4ug,st 1850 On hand r. sa,a 90
moved FOR consumpton or se,s unon which no duties
haya been pad or collected ana non which M rsnrns
have been made whethcr distilled prior to the date OF
The act nr M, anal, Ia snNac, ~ ~ ~ ds 80
vded ny this ACT from and after Inc iaS Ssv Of snu
srv 1874 - ~ 'o' 0 A>'1 Wy " oaA1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-15

PRopAsrR FATAL ARRAY IN THE BownY-Cororer Nan.
mann vas notified yesterday to hold ante norton
animation in the case OF Frederick Fessler residing at
NO 10 Alien street, lying dangerously III from the
effects OF injuries received q the hands OF German,
named Fisher. The testimony Of the injured man went
10 show that on Tuesday evening hs had political dis
pute with Fisher which terminated Ia personal quar-
rel In the Of The conversation Fessler remarked
that Fisher unit 70 associate with gentlemen, when
the latter became quite and threatened 10 chas
se his raducer a. the nrst opportunity Subsequently,
the parties met 10 the Bowery near Baysrd street. when
the trouble was renewed, and fight ensusd 10 which
Fesser was severely injured by beng thrown down q
fight OF stone steps His head was cut ana disngured
In shocking amer and yester day, when DR.. Beach
examined the patient, II was feared that he would not
survive the injuries Tue jury rendered verdict against
Fisher and warrant for his arrest was issued by tho
Fesser 10 native Of Germany, and 10 fortynve years Of
age.
THs USoS LEAGUE CLuR-rhe first annual meeting Of
the Union League Club was held u the Club House, in
Union square, on Wednesday evening" Mr.. James Beck.
man presiding The reports Of the Treasurer Executive
Committee and Enlistment Committee were read and
adopted after which the annual election took place. re-
sung IN the choice OF Mr. Jonathan Stures az President
Aftcr the regular business was disposed toe COMPANY
psrtook Of agreeable supper, which speecnes we
made by Mr. Goodwin Mr.. VIM. Il. Dodge, VI, ~. euns'
Butler and Mr. Peter Sinclair Secretary OF tho Aaucnes
ter Union and Emancipation Society.
SKATING ISTxLtoRrcg There very fair ska'ing On
the Park yesterday considering the state OF the
The shaw will do tho good. and s that VV y,
fore the next frost sets In good sno"o' " ' Wa
up the cracks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-15

AOAsR 10 Tysr TIE PRESIDENTS PRocIAxATlossom much
doub and uncertainty exists to the permanent validity
Of the Presidents emancipation proclamation that De.
cison ~ the Supreme Court highly desraple. Ease
may possibly be carried TO the supreme Court on the
point most in question. negro woman from Alabama,
an escaped slave has been sentenced TO the penonty
By the Criminal Court AZ D. Louis for vagrancy ~
State law she IA liable, runaway slave, to be WHIP
ned ana detained m her claims her. or 10 De solo,
after limited time TO pay her Jail fees. The Criminal
Court took the freedom OF the woman, under tne proca
nation for granted and therefore, sentenced nes 70 sne
pcnitentary Her counsel raises The point before Judge
Prim that she N s legally slave, and MtncJuoge ae-
osdes against him he win caryy Ne cese inc supreme
Court q appeAl-kqWle{jk ySWNek
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House Of Representative.

kt0Uo0 Oh AepI0eonuesAvcSs
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, 1894
sm ELL IN REFERENCE 10 COMPLICATIONS o. KsrArEs roR
The House resumed the consideration Of the joint re-
solution reported from the Committee on the Judiciary 70
amend the Joint resolution Of July H. 1884, for the sup
preston Of the rebellion the copnscaton Of rebel pro-
perry Ae providing that there shs b no punishment
or proccsdags under that cot working forfeiture Of the
estate Of the oasnder except during he ls ihs Amend
ment being intended limit the operation 20 @ 20 make
~; % Ss s.: ss ss os & ~ S.s s . s Y
s which q sss
b.a BEEN Sn I: usss s ana because i had failed they
vs~ 70 stimulate the rebellion and destroy Wnss little
Union feeling there was len in the South Connscation
could Be made effective undo, the constitution for all
ne life estate the offender and hence he did not know
but THAI nom private srs or anti Christian motives
there va some bad reason otherwise there would not be
much urgency 90 The part 2. ne Gentlemen on .hs
s side S' Been snS Sos
the innocent, even children unborn, were 70 be AZ
fected BY the Legislation proposed. He argued the
c06 ~ hs were agreed that the forfeiture
OF estate should be limited only 70 the lifetime Of the
~. erxvum, (rep) Of Pa, inquired whether, the
sentence Of death could be pronounced ON traitors Con-
gress could not prescribe another punishment Wa W
M. cosI refer the gentleman 70 President Lincolns
views which regard forfeiture entire e. Unconstitutional
snahey nv several gentlemen the republican side Of
The House and cries Of "oh, ob) 1regsrd tho man -
traitor and secessonst who does NOS stand ~ the I'D
misIstyation on that point daughter
| M srsvExs-I don't understand the gentleman as
giving his own opinion, but that OF President Lincoln
NJ Cor repsd that be had been giving Judge Storys
az we'll ss President Lincons But the gentlemen on the
other side would overrule latter He Was for adher
ing 70 the constitution and nsss os. an
its disregard, or iufractions Of the constitution
Mr. URrH trep )'of lnd asked whether the sensisman
would punish traitors - -.,-
MI Cor replied that he would punish them according
70 The constitution, and In oil the modes pointed OUT
Mr.. OsfH ssked Whistler The geatleman wou'd nn'c'
M Coz replied that he had continued 70 vote men and
Mccoy 70 put down The rebellion. He In turn would ~
whether the gstismaa would punish We innocent oE w
| sSils u theF gareAM,
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interesting from Memphis and vlcks-
burg.
CAIRO, H., Jan. IL. 1884.
The steamer Belle, from AOmphis, has arrived with
two hundred and sixty bales Of cotton.
Memphis papers 70 the 18th have been received.
The gunboat Juliet caught Gre the moreing Of che
10th, and had large portion Of her upper works do.
stroyed.
General Hurburt has issued general order that details
Of belonging to other corps not made By Gen. Grant
or Gen. Sherman. forthwith ordered TO their regi.
msnts. Commanding officers charged 70 replace oil
able bodied detached from service with men unnt
Tor Geld service, and relieve oil detachment
service when there dQss not exist absolute necessity
for such detached duty.
The paymaster's are here en- route South. with funds
sucent pay the troops Of the Department Of Tonnes
soc. a-~e. ---s-
James A. Lumony has received the appointment Of
special agent Of the Treasury Dsdameut Tor the district
OF Memphis vice Thomas p Yeatman retired ct bis own
request.
The Fourteenth Wisconsin regiment has recnlisted.
General Mcpherson recently ordered nve rebel ladies
out OF lines, which caused considerable hutterng
among the rebels OF vicksburg.
over two hundred recruits from Iowa arrived to-day
\ II is raining to-day.
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news from Eortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. IS, 1853

FUKIKEnS MVNkUE, JHu' 10, IoU5
The steamer New York left to-day undor Gag OF truce
from City Point.
Major j. N. Bell, of General Buffers STAFF has been
relieved from duty on the military commission
count Of sudden Illness.
Captain John Cassells Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry,
is announced aid to General Butler and Provost Mar
shal At the department headquarters.
Mr. George +. Carney. Of Lowell. Mass Colonel h. G.
Lee Twentyssvenih Massachusetts Volunteers, and Mr.
Porter Sherman Of Norfolk va have been appointed
commission to examine the condition Of the savings and
banking houses OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The steam transport General Mcclellan arrived to-day
with the II. c. Rodgers in tow, from New York, end
sailed for New Orleans.
The steamers Convoy, from Baltimore; William Fisher,
from Point Lookout, and Admiral Dupont from Alexan.
dria arrived here to-day.
The schooner Lewis Sparks, from Salisbury bound 10
New York, sprung leak and was towed into Hampton
Roads b. the steamer s. y. Pierce She sunk TO
her guards.