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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-17
ssnterif aniidoe OSocbribfem.

@cD Ynrf. Die Strma MorriS &et6um
u So. lte1te tnfpl9e Der 5luAt g. g. Set
Gum's, beS jun9en @pnpa9npnS ae1tern lire
3ablun9en Elm. Qlm Mpnta9 Nadmittoo
p l1br wurpe Der 8dll9er &et6um gum leb
ten Scale seieben. @r cling 5u jener !3eit bic
Ndllttr. btnauf benz grDaDpaY 3u, NIT eli
mem ArtnSua padete, bic aus lauter 2re1pr=
noten be ltanoen. Nn Der @de broadway unb
&dal tr. trat er In bic SUPERINTENDENT BON
Ntr. &attrad Elm, NO CT etne einfaAe 8ei1e=
talde faufte. SON ba etn9 &etGum mad,
9aule, i6rteb an letnen Gater etnen 8rief,
rporin CT tbm feline i~narten @el91fte 6efannte
uno i'm lAlieblt@ eriu9te: ySoree fir mel
ne 6rau nnD mein Sinb; fir mid babe i'd,
lelber 9elpr9t." Da lit Elm JriiGt6en amert1
fantiher Gr3iebung. @uS benz Safe Der Sir
ma foil Der 6all&er cine @n3abl 8onrs entz
pencet baben. Setn @Ubnbaus 1T in Mobiz
on Neenue, feline Spmmerppbnuno lit gBet<
port, st.
ueber ben 9etern aus Srbpden beriHt=
ten SelbltmOro Der GQen Swens erfG6rt man,
DAP etne 2tebe6ofatre bic urIaGe mar, bic
iun9e 9ame mar terbltG in einen Dedarbet=
ter pe6 6err9bCOte5 oerltebt unb fu6r btelem ~
@efaaen 3wet Sage lang Fin unb surilf an=
leet 0er9iftete le li4 aus 5ur9t Dor tbren @nz
9ebGrt9en.
SGinnis. GbtcagO. (s&redli6er SOB
zines iun9en Mdo4ens.) 9ie lei6tIinnioe
oanbbabung BON 8eruieneIampen bat idon 10
aan6eS Opfer 9%etOitet, unO i6on mieoer baben
mir einen l6redli6en ~1nsIidsfaQ in bieier ga,
te9Orie gu beri4ten. Salt INNER 1T bic grt 1no
Welle, pie oiele %ungldd5fdQe pailiren elm uno
~oielelbe. &ate Wfannagaa, Elm I5idbriges Wdoz
ben, ceiien @(tern an t6rooaroltr. tppbnen unb
10 ,l6e in elmer Smile an SQtnpi8tr. biente
wOlte am SamStag abenb Seuer I'M 6eero
an5inorn. SaS 6OlS pOlte ni6t bremen unb
10 nabm benz oas unuorli6tige Wdo9en cine
Same, bic nit &ObleuDl gefllt mar unb 9oB
Den Stub auf ooS 9limmenoe Sols. Sic brennz
bare Wtafe fling 6euer, bic Same erplOoirte, II.
bulte in ipenig NugenbIiden bas arme Ding
gang in Slammen Elm.
Gls Die auf ibre tSilferufen berbei5eeilteu
Geute famer, lag bolb oertoblt Elm faum mebr
tenntli6eS aber bod nod lebenoes men11li9eS
NeIen am 8Ooe1.
Safe WtanNosan purbe s1 ibren glteru &C.
6ra6t, wOriie balo burauf 6arb.
GOrrne. @usner hielt seitern frIb ben Sn
queIt, beiien 8erbift babin ~lautete, oab Sat
Our3 ibre eigene unpDriidtisteit su ibrem Sob
fam.
@uS Sirginiel. Die &t6mOnper ugtept
blic" pom M(ontag entbalt NOti3en BON San
Otpaten fir 9pralamter, In wel6en bieielbel
ibee Nlttbireer BET elmer am "a. b. sc. ),
baltenpen Babl nm untertibung bitten
Our6 ptele @abl lollen Die Gacan3en bere
gefiillt tperpet, wel6e t9re @emter, fir bic #
lit Der lebten Babl 9epablt wprpen tparen
nt6t antreten purften.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-17
npr,1,te,f hoben.

npmmen baben- a..s "a o,,f RON
1e a,,ouii einberufen, lm uber Die itene
gserfaiTuna ge1Alub su falien.
cm Gnalanb pitbet cine Stebleltfe,
mas rer ,Stmes" nit &eGt piel Gorge
madt. - Nrins yiapplecn mnb Nbpel &aper
parsn in Gnslanp ansetcmmsm. We9et' osS
NlptterzM anSpers, an welGem, altBer en9lts<
iden unb fransSfiGen SrtessiaiHsn, allf9
Sfrei6il6e unp ttalienil9e tbetlnfbnle1t lOlet''
murpen DEM 9pMbpner cabinet pur1 Den
amerifantl6en Sc onpten MpamS iebr ernlts
8emerfun9en gemo4t.
ueber Die @ablen in 6ranfret4 battle Dc
&ssisrun9 gu fritz s%ejubslt. anf DEM sanpe
Iinp alleroins8 Die Munt3ipalwabler' gang gu
ibrem Sum ten uus9efauen, neil Die trar3Or,
1Gen 8auern BON jeber li6 ais aits9ede1Nhsl
Dre,lirtes Sttmmsteb paS Serptsi'ft Del
8eamten uao Wfafsa = bewislen. Oa9f9er
baben Die inteltsenterem Stable pas ett9e9efl=
aeleste @a6lrelnltat g~eltsfert. Us betpt num-
ta@ I3uridfun pe5 &aiiers tperoe EN- Netz
nilterps6lel i'm liberalsn @inne ltettItnosa,
= Der Grtra9 Der Sorncrnte lol 9erta9et
ausfaQen,- ais ut ben leeten 5pet Sabre1t, IN
beneu le iIiber OurGl6nitt mar.
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Die maGrem Ginwamoerunas : Maenten.

Obslei4 bic Ginietuns elmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Dtrfpuri uniere pole Siaisuns bat, 10 slaubeu mir rod
Oab i'm sesenwG,ti8en 4usenblid gseuten fir he @inpan=
oerlns tbGtiJ iinb, pelGe, ~weniSitenS mas Deuti6lanb
oetufft. einet ~tieferen @tntruG MAIDEN perben, als es he
5bdtigteit aler folder 8e66rreu fam.
0Bir meinen bic uu9emeine Oiafie bon Deuti6en, pel6e
OieTen Spumer mad benz alien SatsrIanbe sereift fuO
uub nod reiieu. gGir wiiien bon faft uuen bebeuteuoeren
Plaben Der Union. bas in ben letten Monaten mad alien
8esenben 0euti9lanb's cine erftaunIiGe ansuPI 9eia8er
abSe8ansen if.
lEenn nun bieIe 9eute, bic ben Dollar mad @ulben
unb arel,ern rednenb, brauben i9on me6r cine firfhGe
5reisebisteit %entfalten, ais IebenbiSe 3eusen tafir ba
te6en, baB man bier tros bs lausiabrisen &rie9es 3ur
8pblbabenbeit fpmmen fSnue, 70 baB Ganienbe sleiG bel
oe1ien 8eenbiSuns cine INNER t9eure 8erspiiSunSereiie
ua6 benz alien 8aterlanbe a%utretcu, 10 tpirb ft5 pr6l Sc.
ter bic Sra9e ~pprIegen, ME baS erft Se6en miihe, wenn
Jfu6e mn 6reDen Der @ntwi1elung unierer 8ebdltnife
tuftig iinb unb gar Man9er miro bieien Xanbe bes
Bob tanees uno ter 6rei6eit 3~ueilen, I'M aud Gbs1l 81
nebulen on bieien Sesnun9eH.
@benIc pureen als 8epeis, pie eS benz @inpaneerer
Bier sebt, bic ~fplsenoen Summen nar anein mad @lslanb
]efGidt unb man tann f6 oenten, baB fte niGt gSeni9e
,rr 1Iu3nnu6eruud erntuntern
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Sir N(nrnten fir militGriide @miprii6e.
G,n Sainf m nusaemuifsrte NpLsaten

Sin YSinf fir dusgetnuitPrte &plc0tGn.
Su iebem Staate itnb ioSenannte @laiulzN9entet BON
ter @taaisz 81 eqisrang a~ngefielt nno bon oteler telcloet.
S)iefeu Maenien if es sur &fibt senIa4t, bic Feniionss
unb anbere Infprii9e BON Splbaten bel Der SnuceSzJfe>
ois-uno arr G5eituna III brin9en. Si2 peroen, ME bereits
erpGbnt, son Der GtaatSre9ieruuS beioloet uno itno nt1t
J ~berebtiat, boa BEN @ploateu ir9eno pel&e SeJaplur9 tui
Oienffe, tpel6e fe IN beren SGttrelle 9IeIftet pa1en' IL
berlan9ell. ~. ~.
@tootsanoebSriae ~teItaIten aSenten sibt es nod cine
M}orop onberer, bic ft3 bic @Duetttonel bon SolntleS
mn SserSddfIuaa BON Ben1onen tur. I'M Otenfe perun7
oIffte @cloaten gum @eI6dft ulabett. Olele A9enten
limb uotiirli6 CUR G%prteruuS bon Se5apIHnS tnr 'Prs Se7
miihuuoen tere6ti9t. Tim nun bic Soloaten Se9en neoer-
rnrtheiIuuo i,ber grt III i6iiBen, bat Der @on8res trigenz
Ses @eIet, in 8etreff bieIer Ingelesenbeit %erIailerl, tpprauf
mir 6ie ausoeu1uftsrteu Splbatsu ~beionosrs aufulerti1rt 81
MAIDEN piini9en.
@cctipn 10. -gs iei 6iermit ferner %SerOrbnet, tas bic
9e,obJuno BON Woenteu ooer IuSwdlten fir Iustertigun9
,ur Grlanouna pom 8enfipneu, Spunties coer anpere
@mclumente buI6 bic PenitcnSclttce, traTt oleler @tle Die
~foloenbeu Nnidbe ni6t iberi1reiten bari:
SSitr IuSfetttauns bes @eiu1s eeS GppIifdnten nebit
ben nTtbiaen beItppreneu 4ngabeu, iptpie fir @inienbunS
b1efeS SCI DDS an bic Penlon8zS ffce nebit Der nDtb5en
@orrsIppueenB: Sebn Oclals. Diefe Sunlu1e pat Der
aaent oter Mnpalt 5u perlangeu, aber nt3t frHper' DIS
bic 4enIicn benz Npplifanten 5u9eiproGen ~.
@ection 13 bs 9tetten 9eieseS bela9L raB Ieoer
I @oent pper Qntpalt, Der brett poer iuhtIett fur Die inter
Sefttpn IL a~eleiteten Dienite Webr S~taaplun9 oerlanat,
Orer Der bic sebinsunsen teGt, einen au'pr'I@ rur banu
gu U~erfclse1t, tpenn er einen &ReI bes benz IpplltanteH
J 3useiprcGenen 8etra9eS ~dIrltdPait' Dap 1eoer' Der l9 ner
o.rerpSbuten Geroe6en I6ulois ma&t, bis gu 800 Don.
beftraft prer Bel Barter @rbet bis gu 5tpei Sa9ren etuse.
Iperrt ipsrben ipn, lie na&bem bas Terse3en if.
Dies ftpb bic GorfGriiter, pel9e Der @onsreB in bieT N
6aIe s~etrcifea Bat. Sober Seloat, ber BON einem aseuten
it6erScrtbeilt perben iOIte, BAT ii9 in bieiem jaue an ben
@eneraldr j%utanten ieineS StaateS 3u ipenben uub Bel bic
Iem bic Sei1perbe pprjubrin9erl.
G6is mir tereits mittteilt n, beftnbet f9 tn tebem
@taate elm Gseut, Der bic auiprit&e Der Solraten' pel%e
in Resimentern biefes Staates Secient baben. tettenlre'
au beforat n bat. @enn tasesen ScIbaten, @tnpobner
SieIes Gtootes. bic oter in an6erru 0iesimentern anberer
@taoten bienten, ibre aniFra&e CUR @ettuns brinseUu
molten, 70 tSnneu fe bes AN beften baOur& t4Hu, Dap
Fe fG f%riftIi@ an ben eIsiTsGSsntet b~estsutssH StAa'
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8as Sr. Triebrtb 2auer iibcr europa
fdQf.


9err 9aner, Elm an9eleGener unb tn ipette=
rem &reile n mD6lbefannter 8Grger BON &ea=
ping, pa.Y bat einige @orrelpOnpen5en aus
Gurppa Brantrejd, England unp Deutldz
lano) an 9errn 2awren3 @eb gert6tet, aurn
Seltelt 9e9ebelt, cenen mir fOleenpe SteQen
entnebmen. Nm s.. Sult l1reibt er aus 0ariS
unter Nnperem !:
SD babe 70 Diel iiber @ari8 gut 1asen, ba6
es etlen 9an5et Sag nebmen wIirDe, allies ME
Der3nl9reiben. &erl allies i6ertrift S6Snz
brunn bet @eitem es stbt nt&t5 Nebn=
lt6eS IN Der @elt. 0aS piroe infer Golf
penten BON fat lerliGen Carriages, ean3 BON
Oplp, nit Nn5nabme Der &apl9ienen, bic
5000 pfp. tpie9en unp bon 8 Nferpen eespaen
%perpen, Die ebenfauS gang in Sob einaeI6ir,t
ltnb? Die 9ra6t unb Der Qurus, Bic man
bier fnbet, ltnO falt un9laubli9.
SD babe iebr treut9 iber Sbeater 1tnb
Spert 9ela9t, aQein meme 3ett erlaubte mir
nt6t nebr ais bret 5u BEL u6en. DAG fGyntoz
ltfe 8beater 5a Miin4en mar 9ut-pte MfI=
tit berrltb. Sn Berlin mar es muir :atttel=
nabi9. 9lQetn bic groBe Sper BON MeYer.
Beer, Die mir 9eltern A5enp in Der Nfapemie
Der Nfnltf bDrtea, mar 9rpbarttg in per Shat.
unter Den 3ul6auern 1inp 2eute aus alien
Sbetlea Der Belt. Gnsli19e 8amilien BON
Sonpot en9a9tren lire Stbe etne @pGe ebe
lte antpmmett, tnDem 1tur Dur6 Gprausbeltel=
lung StBe 9eltGert perpen tGnnen.
so tperOe belte meme btelt9en 0eIh1fte
gum Abl9laB brin9en unb MiOrgen mad Qpn>
Don abretlen."
SOn SOnOOn aus l9reibt er ruter benz 1.
@ugult t:
sd sslaAte Sunberte Tfentlt6er Narfs,
9ptel5 unD Saloons pGbretD meiner Het1e
IN EUROPA, alletn t1tdt etnen etn3i9en SAL BON
0etrl1t1tenbett pper JtubeltGrung babe i6 ee=
leDen. Die Selte fommen ilberaI 3ulammen,
9enteBen Ster, Ole unp 9Setn, uno IauI6en
et'er 9aten Ntultf, ales In Der p~rpnunssmG=
Bt9lten ltl1o anltanbt9lten g8etle unb in Die
; ler Se5tebun9s fontralttren lte aufalenD nit
linlerer et9enen SepGlferung in ttren Tfertt=
ltdelt Ser9all9un9scrtet, Die gu oft eetGrt
lperpen DurA Jfaufereien ltnb llnfua. Oils
trete8 SOlf, paS lA leiner 6reibeiten riibmt,
~lollter1 mir aus N4tun9 Dor nnS ielblt in bic
tent pnntte BON europa lernen, uab unter
ltrS lelblt Sronun9 balten pbne bic @tnn,t=
l9ung elmer b%epafneten Npli,et pper iroenb
arperer Ne9terun9s6eamten. gSabre Sretz
belt fam niht %eriitiren pbne Dffentli6e Orb
hung.
@inise @prte ii6er eurppdtI4e @ilenbab-
tten.
Die Sabnpdgen pber &arren ltnb in bret
Elafet etn9etbetlt. Die $50. 1 N1een ia
Den @btbetlun9en, BON peten jepe 10 9rpB 1T,
tete etre altmDptl9e StaeefutlAe /; Die Sibe
quo PraHtt9 9epplltert unp auf a@t Naia<
, S!sre sereebnet. Die $50. 2 @asen Aaben
: l~spsaTaus sePOlterte @tBe, alein nt@t 70 fpits
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gu Tdmilien<

Der DAMN ser nSt8btanb 4t9ttS, Gait. s. s. Stir.
nth, TT tn Der eieeantefrn gDetfe tereertdtet pOrten uub
fabrt nunrasbr reeelmdB'e In ~fplserber sDet1e: Der Dans
pier perldst bic geerfte jeben WiDrssn UNI ~ rRr unb tdbrt
,a4 @nnaPOlts, 3abelIe GROVE NET
wiser une snrif; nit tteieut DGrnpftr fdbrence perfp.
men baben eeuugetb 3ett, I'm tn Der 8 vele Grcbt eiuen
9roben Sheil bes Gases 3~utrtneen unb Mbeabs su reGter
3ett mad Baltimore 3urrffebrsn gu f0nnen.
Sbentdls fdbrt r eelmdBts jseen Dtenfa8 urb SreitaS Der
DpTr. ~5 ba m ptpn", @aps. s. q. C3rtfltn, rad st. ut.
tasIs uSb Watles 8ttper 8errp unb ;arad. Detleits Der
idBt ben Qpbarf UNI 7 pbr WpreenS.
as Samtlten-& rcutf iDas Dtlete rerten In Der Office,
&de BON Qtaht- unb &dmbsnffr., ~Uerfnnft.
nfnn2dRD g nj & gfIfndheo6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

9tereur@ tnr ~sefdGtcfn NaGri@t, tsF Der untsr,e,mns+.
IN 1a~oass-@efHdtt ou &ff Baltimore nnb TreberiS Str
nag letnent neHen 9eraarttesn eofale Ru. 81 GTaona, pIorr
3 1sasen ofit@ BON Senibfr., Ses!s9t BAT unS btftet' bos
aosrsra9en gu pUler, untsr 8uF&esune pssntytsr unb reel.
Ter 3ebtenuns. "''"
n, Sptepbs@r5ber
(fol'-fi Us. 81 Gr5ange Ylaee nabt GputSfr.
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yGene @aaren.
Iebter Gmu'entbaIer S6peiber &dfe, 2tmburs
ger, sou. 9driase, Sarbellen, Sorpines, SEM,
Serpelat Wurit, OlipenD[
btaist tint @rp6en BET
O. %. q CeteI,
(htl0-s) 379 % 8dttimOrefr.
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Mutmal= Seneft
GebenSsQ erli6erunnS Gnn,n. mn Stem 0eril

WtuIlGl=SeIHTt
Ge5ensS& erll@erungS Comp. ppn Stem Serien.
Nm. q. aSebb, Ieent,
" .. SO Secpnb Sit + q
@nSebduftes capital Ittr az O00 OOo
Gtetn %8e9enfettie.
Der 6anae @etrtnn tDnmt ben 0erfhe~te an ds,te
Sdbrltde SiSttenee SO NrpsentI
Uert@erun6sl9etne pereen rad benz neuen unb SCpuId-
rem jshn Sabr" (9etens.) mid SertaQenDen . Ia n
d%useefelt. ~"
Mns her srCben elite bon fUl@en, bte In bieer gUrnpounie
UertGcrt Fnb nenne i'd nur be fpllenbsn bemtffssn SSrSrsr
ale Ore ~erer3en: "" ~l''"
5err. @brtftan Nr, @eb. Seurb enrit
n s u CHARLES prd6t, Or Sacpb 56mibt'
N @brif0pb 5inrtd& , QisSio
~ 5enrp 9 garter, D. TerbinanS Sa6sneon.
" QDtltam 9amctne, y SpI u oeIhmrnn
N Spbn q Seemiuer, SER gBIn gfts goSnsr,
N Senr1 u D 8rint ErebT KnctS
" GGHte @sped! n ebGries NtittenbprH,
" G1IoS pD9eatpft n SacUb Sesetr,
n 2Dnt yaul. - TbpS Bed,
n s " 8 utbDff TtsSbDr seeop-
Saspb @ntinber, @6lpnrb Stise,3
paptere unb Bidder, NIT tcuer Snfprnattpn. orotIs ~
Gue fnb ia bieer Office ~ tdben. f2giaS,SsptS
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3u permietben ouf tx Q,brn oo,io

On VeEHElelVEH aNT 10 Sabre Yeaie.
Gtne oeIeaenteit eraer SIode In Sotro.o.
TOts unO Oste @tien6abn In QDeit. girainien'' -" : oa't''
> 0 binS,ro S raia { tSnrnaee) UNI @tienperf in Ser.
= fur Sabr'elren ven 6euer-SadneinenI
" SObren bon gcrsOl.
. " ete Spren0uns e~rbbar;tger RObIe.
y gu e%ern1tet9en eafeftf gieb, Sam unb sooeo8hr.
osS Meeas @sllse ltnS gu MAIDEN bel 8 bn Snipper' Ga Ga ~
SDSVSSS 5. MoSe t9 S, eptr' y sttn e.. sesnperstnien Uter bet sSbn
"" Sffle9' tjul4-0
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tee, in oehen Resimentern ie b~ienten, tpenten. Sn bi,s
lent 6dls pat Der betreff: nbs aseut ibre anIprHGe olei@s
fans ~tcfenfrei gu ~beicrsen. IAN. sts,fu / 4
Oerlongt unO 0elndht.
0ierbrauer de1uht.

NIbWL
Gin tu9tt8er 8terbrouer, Der fein @eIbSft ppraeht fctp,e
etn Wtann, ter init pferben %un3u9ebeu net6. UNI einen Bier.
,rdgen 5u trtiben, tpnnet bOuernee Befboftauno erboIten
BET 5r. Weser, ut rfrauer al DER 9orfpro DO s. bcfIal
WorYo,,ot. @tn 3udfrb der Der Gdn7s an MAIDEN rer.
0CI'"'tH's ffebt. 81 g GarOlinenr. gtprfa)
N~erInu,+ wtr6 Gin bsutf6ea Wat6en sn IA bis
0tIIuHuA 16 Sabrtn fir let6te Sau orteit IN einsr
tletuen Sarnilie pbne EEnter. Nateres lei
u. Renter s. SBbne
NU) 90 ~. Sditimerefr,
Wprf ounf. Gin GrtentIiGer junger Wann os R,rs
N~HnNt" teeper. Derielte mug enetiI6 ipreheu
''""ea. StatereS in ler Neder Sfnee. mil
U2rlnnnt. Gin rrtentli6er &na'e NIT pue 0ecOut.
Ode 0s - man dtiOnen i'm in ser Ear 3u teffen.
~ II e'9ptar, SpSn 5 @linger. tintop)
GSgTIOunf. 8wet quite Orb. liter an @Sfan UNI nod
uuS bpa5nhi1. or Alsraneria Nd. su a ben @ut r Qcbn
Sri Stk ~ @rte miro gu eN6ert. Ya6,ufrooen in
@de GkorIss 20 cummings Stpre utter Ganr,Ib & grn
n. r. = A"tmFFenr' (mtrp)
Wf1ilGIf merosn: Wtshtere Scrnbred Ster IN Sr Miois.--
CIV %. = laprtt Der Baltimore EOtaccp Nine G. g1as..ns
Tm;Snir = 8e9eauber Sratthr, Srude. W'""p9
s. &iebter, suS,t.
Wptlinf werben: @rbeiter, nm MSee @o.-,..--
8. 49, nno 9ceite1 gu maGen. Csutsr 9t'".'eIeef
"a VnSen 4rbetter II tejablt; tetr onb,r' ,'y w,Fe
Wy o" "s'"a' Wfan Serlaret Elm 0rUbe fer,iosr " Ssauut
nlouo-N Smttp 8rOs 4 60
sxxyED Na. 40 % galim,r,ar.
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u UT R0ujtit 0U UgtnlteuOen.

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Another Editor Imprisoned.

Such Editors as have the moral courage
to publish independent journals find sJordan
hard road to travel" Mr.. Daniel bennett.
Editor of the Fraatlin (La.) Banner, has
been arrested aud imprisoned by Provost
Marshal, Capt. Phanuel E. Bishop. The
Editor, writing in prison, under date Of the
30th ult., gives the following account Of his
arrest and incarceration:
'Last Tuesday mornlDg wa were arrested
at home by file of United States soldiers,
and imprisoned by order of a certain Capt.
Bishop, who acted as Provost Martial in this
place for about two weeks, and then departed.
We Were taken to the Parish prison, and
there incarceratedin the lower story, in
damp, cold, miserable apartment, in company
with renegade negro Being sick. we we're
afterward moved to the upper story of the
prison, where we had better quarters. Our
crime consisted in our article in The Banner
last week, "Bayonets VS.. Civil Law" That
article was written against Mr.. Bishop, ard
there is not word nor sentiment 10 it that
can be construed as disloyal. MI. Bishop, as
we believe, committed an outrage against our
community and civil law, and we said 50 10
our columns and we now insist that ifjus-
tce were done we would be enjoying the
liberty which he enjoys, and he would be
locked up in cell of the prison where this
article is penned and we are confined"
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The fact 1t seems to that the advocates of the
test cath seek to make the incident more impor-
tant than the principal They admit that the
President may pardon treason, but deny that ne
can absolve from its consequences. This assump-
ton is contradicted by oil sthe authorities, En-
glish and American, and is at war with every
suggestion of common sense.
/ think, therefore, upon view of the case In
the several aspects in which have presented it,
that it is my duty TO decline taking the test oath,
not in any spirit of naughty defiance or arrogant
assumption, but simply because believe it to be
in violation of the Constitution of the U. s.,
which have sworn to support, and because, even
if it were Constitutional, have been absolved
from its penalties by the pardon of the President
Permit me, in conclusion, to add that this is
no sectional question. 1t concerns the people OF
the North, as well as the South. 1t involves a
grave ISSUE which will affect the equilibrium Of
the departments of the government, and may, at
some future day, affect the stability of the whole
structure. We should consider it with calmness
and judicial impartiality, and decide it with an
eye single to the best interests and honor of the
whole country.
Respectfully, Your obi Servant,
ALEX. H. H. STUART.
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From MEXICO.

A correspondent of the New York Ncrs,
writing from the City of Mexico, under date
of Sept 30tb, says that grandson of Next
cos famous first Emperor, and son of no.
bic American lady, formerly Miss Greene,
from the neighborhood of Washington City,
a beautiful little boy of two and half years,
has been proclaimed Prince, adopted as a
ward of the Emperor, to be educated by him
with consent Of the parents and uncles, and
is heir apparent to the throne. Whatever
may have been the State reasons for this
step, is one of striking interest. The adult
family of Iturbide, with the exception of a
maiden aunt of the young Prince. leave Mex
leo to reside abroad-and the parents and the
senior son of the former Emperor will prob
ably be in New York when this letter reaches
you. Another brother the one known as
,,r- ),
Major Iturbide during our ''Mexican war,
prefers going to France for the present.
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sTAUNToN SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
1.-The Virginia Herald.n

We are pleased to greet this old paper
again. Its publication was suspended du-
ring great part of the time of the war, but
has been resumed by its enterprising Editor,
Mr.. J. H. Kelly. : We hope it will be hber-
ally patronizod. In speaking of the history
of his paper, the Editor says:
"The "Virginia Herald was established
in 1887, and has retained that name, aid en-
| joyed a comfortable patronage, amid all mu.
tuations and changes that occurred, up to a
recent period. It's first suspension took place
in April, 1862, when part Of Gen. McDow-
ellis corps, under Gen. King) occupied
! Fredericksburg. After five months occupa-
ton, the town was evacuated, and in the
course of week the "HeIald" re -appeared
in its pristine vigor. It was published with
a largely increased circulation for several
months, until the siTocco like summons fell
upon us as corporate town to surrender,
| under penalty of Smelling the town." The
summons came from Gen. Sumner, under or
ders from Gen Burnside This was about
the middle of November. 1t is needless at
this time TO recur to that night of painful
4 anxiety, when sleep was a stranger to thou
sands of eyes in this little community.
| Journalism in Fredericksburg ceased from
that time. The bombardment finally came,
on the 18th of December. Our people were
scattered-their houses occupied by the sol
diery of the Federal or Confederate Army
their subsistence cut off, and they wandered
abroad, obtaining refugees welcome with
ersoever they journeyed-and what that was,
many saddened heart can still relate"
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a Sacred Duty:

We concur with the Richmond Wing that
there is one solemn and sacred duty incum
bent on the Legislature Of Virginia soon to
assemble 1t is, to declare the will of the
people that the manned and wouEded and
helpless among her sons, whose prospects IN
life have been blasted by devotion of their
persons to her service in the field, shall be a
sacred charge upon their affectionate care and
bounty. This question ought not TO be en-
barrassed by any considerations touching the
justice, legality or constitutonality of the
cause in which these brave and chivaIrous
soldiers have suffered. If the late war was
wrong, the State nevertheless put them into
that war. The State called them to arms
For the State thousands upon top of thou
sands now sleep beneath the sod of hun
dred battlefields. Their bones are mingled
with the dust of Georgia, the Carolinas Ala
bama, Tennessee, Mississippi and Of every
State where they were called upon to uphold
and defend the standard which Virginia
placed in their hands. Shall the survivors,
with shattered health and armless sleeves,
who offered their lives at the call of Virginia,
be suffered to pine in want and neglect?
The United States takes care of her manned
heroes-but the United States cannot, per-
haps, provide for technical "rebels" against
her authority. This duty, then, devolves
upon the Old Dominion, and there is not a
brave aud true man from the Penobscott to
the Rio Grande, whatever his views about
the rebellion" who will not applaud the act
of noble justice by which Virginia shall pro-
vide for her manned and SCARED sons.
We hope that Gov. Pierpont, who has de-
meaned himself so well and wisely in his
high Office, will see his duty clear in giving
this suggestion the influence an6 endorsement
of his earnest and energetic Recommendation.
For such recommendation would embalm
him in the memories of thousands of as brave
and noble men as ever labored and suffered
in any cause.