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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-29

i6misete, pabrsnp gsa,niber Der 8alr cine
srIAe SpiBs rem Sissl bcrab poridpb. uup ben
noturli&sn Yorf bee Sticbbsrrn gu ttlccu
.bisn. 3mtften Der sp'ss uno Dem pole farp
,auf srlrsr WisenHdhe cine mddNiae. rittte
Iantie SiGr, Der ibr ely iibsr cen Baum biuaus
ra9snoss, ROTH auasfri6suss Srcu, NIL 3 Qrmsu
EN- iclsnauntse Staufrtrsu3 Dem mon pr
8raft suidrsitt, Dem 6aacllhtoa Don Der 5iur
Ib,uweucen Die es itsrld,Int.
@sim Ndbrrtretsn perIur fh pos auts Qnsie.
bsu pss 6cfts %tstrdttlit. reun Do mar utht an
oertsnnsn oaB elm She'll osGelbsn etpas ~psrfcm.
zen aus inb unp rad @lne iib nibt ,um Nnoern
ibidte. lie 3biren unb 5enlfer pes @tras,brI
'ss marsn nad Der Cite Der 0fasnp rcibtraur
anlsltiGeu,unp init einem rpeisrn Nuarsaefreu,
%temaIt; Die 5si ftrr maren flrin. nisbris. brett
unc NIT Siei in ruuoc S6sibsn a,fast; i'm
anfauenrsn @eaeniase pdsu paren Stuae, if6dr
uni 9dpen prs ptPrn Stcds nit frsunsIihem
8run temalt. bic 6snfsr isltsr -aFer aer6um,o
uno mt btettsn beuen Sdetbeu trieet. bnttr be-.
men fb befd,sireur Nnfanse npn gcrbauaeu tft<
den lieesu. part az Gle l,nfc gpoup pee- 6nulss
ihlue iih cine tobs 9tdnfs uup tbe,lts reu Gaum
BON Der @InfAbrt Der in swst 4, eng seidbiercur
5dlfien aida hintsr benz 6au,e eurh cen Sflf
sarten icete ffb rte SGsioepaup ion unp prrs
%panrrlts lh ON &npe 81 i lien in eiuen 6rly
3aun. Ger ih eif am WaIriaume 4oerlor.
Der Stur,erbpf mar c%fsntar artbe,tt uup Ia
Beige sipeter oerrcp, ris uidt sbcn quite 8rsune,
unp Ta6Nnrn ,u icin ,fieufu, unt aqe m6lll.
ben Inltdltsn setrrf'u totIen. chamber ma
III beaeaneu.-
I'm ien'n Nteno lhriit elm iuuace Snuern.
ndodSeu IN Der ei~aenibumllden 5radtienfr g.
lenr 'nr re6ten Settt err pIaute rurd Der
9artcn. ge mar etne 9rpe unp idluut ae,pnt,
lste @ftta t. dat ecreu Sulten Der l1warar aslts
aelduntc 3tcd MI riusn un,Ght1eu oid,t aelco
len Soften tsquem une ndtiirith rubtt unp nur
rtrde iitsr pos Gnie ~fntsun Gin unaenein ,ie,.
lttrs Sein IN ipcib II. bIau % Hlmmten Strump.
fen auo cinea Sui srtildrn lirs. ZEN leltit RE
rmnr uasaritnittepem S6utr nit bren plum
yen Sdnercicu nltt Su .sntffeurn Der upchtsr.
I'm cer StsrtUr per i~dtmitats lib ein lthmar,se
Wieper nit sjncm !eiht Dor pic ,SyuI ocfd,piir
.trn Gorit' der nue @olefcf (; Rem blanfeu' Sa!s
um9ab oaS feiuaeSaitrtr Oemb in sierI,btr Rrou,
uuO nit glttGru 0altrlu mn. Rtauicu mnrsp
aub ntr 9emolrmcI trisBt uno tcbrn. nnr tis
dn bic 6dIite' pee Stsrorme REDEEM. =. fen
trati9e Hnneuna anaFnrbm b.rpur. @uf Den
&rpfe lA6 bas ~unpsrmstpltte Srisenhdubtrn
nit Grabt. cas- lib nm eds itbSne fs,uocr5thet.
Anssiiht cee NidpGene rle Gin rufttler Hab.
men dnthEisgte. mdbpeGp Das rurd 6aar unr
3Spfe iibcr bic Stirne artunbene. rctbwo1 M
/ SlnN mr., 9ln5nruS brr .,,; 60
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-29

sartsn pnssn ieSsln. w,e esiasusrf pisSiumL
ibsitsa 3Stlt ausscsctsn unO fri scbalten;
Die 6ronen Der Saume perrisfben rie iiGtenee
Sanesbts tunpigcn @drtusre unp in Der Satotts
pte 81 sttsrmanp s%utlans lsu6trts Elm prattppI-
Ter SsrvaFor BON afsrn. @unatrohn, @sprai-
gen nas aunsrn Spattlumsn. Ssr,Ymrlbe- mar
nit Dem atpfHudtn pom 3wstldacn tsf6dfiiat,
ole CT in elm 1m Sause usfcf,s tee z85rtdsn
issts uuo rasu NIT beucr Stumms ians:
s bunp lac' Id swst . Rotten,
Stu' pur 6rsuoen siEeu S6us,
Ter Dei3ltetiisn gu a,fal,n,
BetIs ote Shonie N pom Nuen,
Nie lb iebunp meipen. muE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
4 IN.EuARLEl LANDS Aap kT1nI.1x 1sn,s

~ TABUABLE' LANDS AND STOCK FOR
Nv - iSAI IIGThat valuable COTTON and PROyISION
PLANTATION, sf Darlington District known as "lSur
ker HID 'forlil"ryt the -esience of John Mex
deeased - offered for sale, continuing Il56 acres y
flhrOf ~ h Wihgate Surveyor. D. IL - bonrcd On tL
South ey The hhe Of Marion District. defined by cara
drtfriirg the waters Of Polk Swamp Black C cen
which strehm is it's northern boundary.
some hve TO six hundred acrts are cleared, under c
t!vdbr, and present the advantages OF I'm, cotton Land.
With rich bottom lands for corn
' On the place is Dwelling House witlr eiph roor,,e
veg.aolo apd flower garden. with all out-
Dlplungs' new Gin Houte. Barns. pnd Outbndnp,
which have comfortably accommodate. from 30 10 &C
It is situstcd within two miles O. Mars Bluff stat!c,,
on the w. and NJ r. r.. and within Ave miles Flor
ence, snd ts too well known for its bcathfulness f:
Tater, and its advantages Of scitty to need
description. g. -.
Wit6 the place w1 be sold. If dee7red some or ~
&e, wagons, cart, backsmith's and carpenters tools
and farming implements.
Ii the event TINT sale is made, this blace will bo
leased fox year. from lst January next and the
lshablS 3ricles mentioned will be sold on the pcn iss
for oaah' on saturday, 9th;of bhccna Der next
For terms and con,litions, apply to L. W. T Wickbau
Richmond, Va, or TO the undersigned. at Mars RIuG
W. W.. HAKLI.ER
Agent for l.. w. T. Wickham
MI H. Lucas. on the place will show the premises
Sna givs persons deairpus of Figuring the facilities
deeadsne tar themsely6k re November 10
~ paid in gold; lnformatohf furnished. Highest
FseeS eau fof doublone and all kinds gold silver
'' TAYLOR Il co, Bankers,
September 70 amos No. le wallet, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

L KETsTREET, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER g.
lS65-The attention Of Coal Dealers is reQuestedto the
City Ordinance regulating the sale of Coal ~ weight:
manner dispose of Goals within the limits of this et,
Otherwise than by weight at the rate of two holrsand
two nundTed ana forty pounds Of the sta:
dard 70 each ton The Certificate the Pubic Wcirher
shal be delivered with the Goals To- the purchaser be
lore the carts containing the same shah unoaded ~
any person shall sell, in any dispose Of Goals
%p,ch nial not be weighed upon qpe Of the public
ance8 previous to'thd delivery thereof and on which,
suitable allowance shall not have been ade if the Goals
be wet or damp. md which Aiall moi h :acc op paiitd
with the Public WetgheFs Certificate such erfos Hhall
forfeit the Goals cold and in addition pay for each
offence the 'shfn OF fifty dollars
'Phe Scale at tba foot rect AN the hotn
street Scale are ready for public service ,..... -.
Noveainhers "-a:..'. JN0. P;nSA3tLAKp6 ;..3i LED
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

T$- Tae iNriehd-- a mf }Acq,u,s NJ nt,iucc, ,of
Nr, and yrs. TIMOTHY M",NIFHI arr .i..it! t,,at-
tepd ihe f,n., q Z; .;;. i,n -! ft.' :tsiic7ce.
NJ. Chari",,g Ni,.s Markc..s; -; T.:,c a. ir,
TIC tit ,r:f' = , - l-t.'t. .1o.,;ii.oi ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
LASSICAL sCIOOL FOR YOUNt: ladies.
THE IJSDERSIGSED

rs PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS sPECIFI-
Ialt CATIoNSAND DETAIL EkAwIYfiS tor Baildinsn
that may be desired. Orders from any part I'm
ted StArss will receive prompt attention. with moderate.
chargos. WALTER s. WEST, Architect
.t... Corner 4th and Broad. streets, Richmond Va.
'''' ; 3moa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
SELECT SCHOOL,

SELECT SCHOOL.
an THE 18TH OF &oyRAfBBRl Mrs. H0PSoN
~ PiNCfKNEY win open SELECT SCHOOL for
Row where instruction will be given in the brai,chc
ga Sh9reugs E9lsash K%qcstoR and in the Modern
above. lmo October 10
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
fFNHE REV. DIR. lord PROPOSES TO'OPEN CI.AS~
l. hlCAL SCHOOL, for limited number Of younl;
jar1es, in the Lecture Room OF A. Paus Church. Rad
chheboro, on the FIRST Monday Of .Noremter ncr..
French and German without additional charge
DR. LORD begs leave to refer to the IT. Rev. T +.
Davis, the Rev DR.. c. Hanckel the Hon. VIM. Aiken
DR. Elias Aorlbecf Or. W. T! Miagg, aon. JAS Sinon.
and c. r. Brewster, Esq. - October ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

Ss9LsRRtAGE ANDcELIBKUY, AN EssAyp
WARNING AND INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN
by he He~frd Association and sent tn
seafed1ettcf ENVELOPES free Of charge fdates ,,o,
''Gii -: '.'" - Er!. J! sKII,LIN, ,HOUGHToN,'
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
Sovember.$ - ;i1pb a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

'hNNA7ARpELI. thc nr.Iy daughter ei MuI;A:: aud
ANSA IfAsEtl. died a. Sulnt"r e. H. October =, 1863
While ia beautiful, bloom in liics most Joyous
tn. iir years she has been down
;uld horne away The i0n her parents,
whom she had ncS'a caused au anxious care, apd from
whom sl, Needed: rcproNng word, She has been
suddenly snitced tron their view ohld OF the qov"-
She remembered her Creator in the days Of her
youth and in her shor: life ndorncd with sweet meek
hess her Christian profession Her pure soul has wing,
cd its way to the bosom Of her tiod where dangers
threat and fears alarm more. W.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

RS- MEDICAL CARD.-DR. F. LEJAU PAR
kER-ohtce, No. 7s Broadstreet. Residence for the
present forHer of Logan and;Tradd, d,streets.,
: f'SqysHieer4 lr.I ,j.ij3Ir lmo+
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
> GBIh1IHIsYs

DIED. II tn. sity, ~ 1iu,Tnisiia i.-s Eli/i II.
dhfl.'N. sv."1 ,ii;EL;"T. u IL at WILLIAM NJ.
rNI"r. i--'. s'~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

~@Sr' AWAY WITH sPEcTACLEs.; Old, EYES
made now, without spectacles. Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt of ten Address
L. L. FooTE, NJ: D., No ll3O Broadway, New York,
November w. 'ii";a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
Ti;,etA n ENF,HLx FIS Ely sETTLED Plan,

ORNATE BOARDING.--A FEW HN-
IL LEMEN can be accommodated ut the CORNER
OF KlNd AND TRADD'STRRE1S; also; pleasant
ROOM, suitable for aud wife, DAY BOhRDfRS,
taken. '''-''- - =. = '';.i.' October &c .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

BE- NOTICE.-AT THE ENSUING SESSION
OF the Legislature application will be made iy renewal
oil the Charter OF the vIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY OF Charleston November Ii
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

As- HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, CHARLESTON
November IT, 1s65.- The Members OF tho Board of
Trustees ID this Insututiop arc earnestly 1ucsed to
attend meeting cn Frtdnl at e'eloak p, NJ, as bust
ness Of the utmost urcrtaTce viii be bronght
..., 81. 80 q. +. LINQUIST,
November .1G = Chairman Trustees II. of ].
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

go NOTICE:LIN ACCORDANCE WITH
Proclamatiois from Governor PsnAr and General BEN
NETT authorizing the formation Of Military Companies
Meeting will be held at Black OAk:CSt. Jofn.s Berkeley
on Th"rsddy 10th November fer thepnHose Of ORGAN
lZING COMPANY, Electing oHcers, &c. full atten-
dance OF the icizeis of Berkley District ia earnestly
requested. MANY CITIZENS.
November 10 - ''"- ;6+-: .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

WASHINGTON LODGE, No. ., a. +. MT
a GOEJIS htpf3j3r rsS}uAiION oiTHiS LOUGY
N will be hold III haHohit Hdlr>Th Ktrriry the th
instant. at O'clock precisely. Candidates for Do.r,~
wDf please he iu attcpJnncC. - . -.-.. = =
i:y orlcr of the ". VI. J. SIIrT- Secretary:
Hoycmb.rl7 u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

NTRA 4 ED INTO MY YARD, 17G CONlIN(s-
- sTREET, on The night Of the l4th inst. DONKEY
AND COLT. The owner will please call for them, pay
expenses and take them away. :
tzso2en1oer II Tg-SstlLlii 3sa Il
STRAYED, FROM No. 10 ROSE LANE, ON
~ or about tue; 18th, SORREII COLT, with blaze
fate and aDONHEY- Any returning them TO tie
abSyt aunher5 ptl be rewarded for the same,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

SD CENTRAL WHARVES ARE READY TC
receive COTTON On STORAGE. Apply at whar
Ofce II. MASCOT wharfinrer
November IL 3*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

Goo hnTONTH! AGENTS WANTED FOR
HDCO siz entirsiy articles just out Address o. r.
GAHDf, City lniiriing Biddtford, Maine,
September is q ..t.-- ., anna
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17


TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HhYK THIS DhY ASSOclA- =
Il TED themselves in copartnership, under the nam
of EBAUGH Il MAf.LONEE, for the Transaction OF tho
LUMBER, LIME, IarH AND. suINGLE BUSINESS
. Ofhce on HoTlbeek's Wharf, the Northeastern II
Railroad. t;'.t ID. c. EBAUGHI
November /, 1866. JNO c. MAILONEE.
November 13 a. ....4.i q
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Il Coming street. opposite 81 Paul's Chrcch contain
ing four square Rooms. two Carrots, hushed Base
,a,nte. &C. with comInodipus Recommendations for
vnts h,fc and Cairiage Hoase large Yard and Flower
DAWSON. No 81 Broad strict
November ,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
NS)n RfsNH HARD,-LosT, ON THE NIS41'

II
pGV .iof the; ;.llth.- Saturday, O. BUNDLE" tSIi-
tanning one suit OF ClothesSaek Pants. vest-bo,
Calhoun and Mary atreets. Ii brought TO Il ~ Office
the above reward Will be gwen. .. - p; =
November 16 80 .. .. .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

CTRAYEh { on STOLEN. ON sAfUR12Y
ears :: is a. cross botwesn nish and bIlI dog Az
sr,sTa to- tho name 81 GaEo Had on cham collar
'I -: .'.'a: MCKAY Il CAMPBEtL,S
November lG ulsrl-str,et next 10 Postf fIi.c! -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

'-' : - Law EPARTNERaHIP.
|TNHE UNDfiitSISINEp HAVE ASSOCIATED THEN .
L SELHkS, under the Eatne OF PORTER C0EN Ell.
for the practice of LAW AND EQUITY in the Courts
this Atate and of the United States Oce No 10 BROAD
STREET, over Dawson x BackinAn
= &c.: :,'i = W. u. PORTER.
%" -'F -. e. JAMES CONNER
'NoVemDer6 mWiG
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED 4
Il Partnership for. transactng tHIPPING AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS. under the style of MoRlIE-
CAL co. ..~--r. NJ. c. MORDECM
j. L. TOBIAS.
Charleston, November l, 1865. limo November
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

CD FOR CONGRESS- GENERAL STEPHEN
Jr-Msssrs. Editors: You authorized to
announce General STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Jr.. a candi-
date represent in Congress. the Second Congressional
District composed Of Charleston, GQlletou, Beaufort,
and Barnwell. SUMTER.
Sovelnber8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

i, &e- OFFICE. OP THE UNITED STATES d.
RECT Tax comis4iOnsrs second floor nortHeast corner
Pavilion Hotel Taxes received between the hours Of
o'clocE. A. NJ: and 2 o',iorh.'P NJ November IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

TTNO NEtNT, THE TIfREE STORY BRICK
J. DWELLING, Northeast corner King and Tradd
streets in good repair, containing large and
smaller upright rooms besides dressing rooms one
pantry and two attcH. with commodious outbuildings
carriage house and stable; gas fixtures complete. Ap
ply on premises. Inwf3t November 13
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
THE SuRSCRIREES

IJoPE THAT WITH STRICT ATTENTION TO ri 81
NESS TO merit q share Of that patronage hereto
fore so lberaIy bestowed on the old concern
ARCHD CAMERON
Il. c. BARKIEI.
November FEM PECK.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

II HOUSE in the town of Aiken, s. c.. conaininRle
rooms one Of which is large dining roo,n' The oca
ton is one OF the Dest in the town. and thore'is
no hotel i'll the acc and it is nci resorted to by ip
v.ids. would be suitable for large private boarding
hone posss ssn gwen the lyt OF January 1860, or
sooner If wante Apply side'of Mary fifth house
east Of Nassau. street. mwf3+ November 10
, 1865-08-18

receptions as these, if practiced to any
extent, must obviously be set down to
these causes, and not, in any degree,
to the system, in which 10 one will be
so silly as to assert, that there is any
thing which tends to make children read
with reversed books; and with which no
ingenuity can, in the remotest degree, con-
meet such an exploit. But who is to be
held responsible for this superficial method
Of conducting the Schools, and for this at
tempted imposition on the public at exa-
limitations? We certainly cannot be wrong
n saying that the responsibility IN such
matters rested principally, if not entirely,
with the then Superintendent, under whose
sole and entire control the Schools, and all
their affairs were placed, and who alone
held their management and direction In his
hands. ''Ah we'll Them" | hear som of
your readers excIaim, Qor there are always
good hearts ready to sympathise with the
weak side) "Ah well then, you cannot
but admit that the Schools have made an
immense gain by passing under the admin
i~stratiOn of the present superintendent, UNI
der whose regime, such scandals as these
could never occur" Certainly, my dear
readers, I perfectly agree with you that the
resentSuperintendent erwilfuIIy
c%onnive at such receptions my confidence
in his probity is much greater than his IN
mine: and, as far as my personal feelings
go, 1 gladly admit all that you claim; but
one little fact remains to be explained-a
fact to which neither you nor | can entire
ly close our eyes-Which is-that, if | do
not greatly err, when in those dark ages Of
popular education-ages uniIlumined with
phoneticaI l%i8ht-such accusations were
brought against our Schools, the Superin-
tendent, the responsible person, was, in
credible as it may seem-the Rerd, J. Gar
Tin himSetH
l am, Mr.. Editor,
Very truly yours,
JNO. @, DUBOIS.
, 1865-08-18
1850 miles paid out. $50 miles run by Great
Eastern.
"Continuity perfect.
"Insulation perfect,
"All going on we'll"

A 'mountain of silver" or at all events q
mountain containing vast quantities Of the me-
tai, has been discovered in Nevada, the State
just admitted into the American Union. Its
name is Silver Peak, it is east of San Francisco
and about seventy miles south of Austin, and
twelve immensely rich lodes have already been
opened. The whole of Nevada is rich in silver,
but this particular spot will, it is / believed, pro-
doco more than any mines yet discovered.
Close to the peak is an extinct crater, near it a
vast deposit of salt, within sight a hill of pure
sulphur, and around endless stony desert, the
whole scene suggesting strongly the picture
which Milton drew of hell. Neither poetry nor
superstition are, however, likely to stop the
miners of the far West when they see their
way clear to sudden and limitlesS wealth.
, 1865-08-18
[
OH NIALR lad DIT
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

Ammo 1865 Onsdag den ode August, For
midday III. IL, afholdt Colonialraadet diets
andet ordinaire Mode. ALE Medlemmer-
ne ware tilstede. ProtocOllen for sidste
Mode blew oplest, 4de Medlem for Frede-
riksteds Land District (Hinckson) under
skrev og afgav sin Eedserklering.
Fernandez underrettede Forsamlingen
ON, at han havde ladet omdele Betenk-
ningerne over neutrality-suspicious. og Bud
gettet, og at Medlemmerne vile fnde hen
lagt paa de respective Pladser EXemplarer
at de at Gouvernementet forelagte SIDE
lorel0bige Anordninger; endyiderc Gou-
vernementets Under-Endringsforslag til
neutrality-suspicious..
1ste MedIem for Christiansteds By Hell
buth) meldte, at han og 2det kongeyal gtc
Medlem (Meincke) hayde byttet PIads.
Derefter elk Raadet over til BehandIin-
gen af Sagerne paa Dagsordenen
[. Udyalgets Determining over Udkast til
neutrality-suspicious..
Efterat Ordf0reren, 1ste Medlem for
Frederiksteds BY (Sarauw), havde I'D
viklet Motiyerne til de foreslaaede EN-
dringer, takkcdo Gouverneuren Udval-
get for den Omhyggelighed hvormed
man havde behandlet Sagen, og erklp-
rede, at han hayde fundet sig foranledi-
get til at gj0re Udsettelse mod 7 at de
af Udvalget foreslaaede Endringer.
Efterat Hans H6ivelbaarenhed hayde
udyilket Motiverne til sine UnderRn-
dringsforsIag, erkl9rede Udvalgets Ord
f0rer sig for A~ntagelsen deraf, da Raa-
Diet / forn0dent Falu Wide kunne treffe
de muligt udfordrende Forandringer
og Modificationer. Ihyoryel Underen-
dringsforslagets siIdige Modtagelse, der
gjorde Diet umuligt for Udvalget at s@t-
tie sig ind / Sagen, var han desuagtet at
UdvaIget bleven bemyndiget til at an
befale samme til Raadet.
We'd at referere Sp6rgsmaalet til Raa-
diets Afgi6relse, vedtoges Betenkningen
med de toreslaaende E~ndringsforslag
eenstemmigt med 16 Stemmer.
2. Sp6rgsmaal ON Fremme af Foresp6rg-
sci til Gouverneuren fra Iste Medlem for
Frederiksteds By (Sarauw) angaaende
OphteveIse at Bestemmelsen Low af
30te Juni 1850 6 II. C,
Fernandez udbad sig Raadets Bestem-
melse ON Sporgsmaalets Fremme, hvor-
efter S~amtykke meddeeltes eensstem-
migt med Is Stemmer.
Foresp6rgeren udYiklede Grundene der
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they are now willing to give. He directs his
subordinates to see justice strictly done to these
freedmen, and while anticipating some severe
suffering, says that this will be inevitable on
every policy, while strict justice will much
sooner heal the wounds than any compromising
course.
Herr Won Bismark has gone a step further
towards the establishment Of abSolutism in Prus.
STA. The city Of Cologne resolved to give a
banquet to The Liberal members of the Cham
Der, a proceeding formally authorized by Arti-
Gle % Of the Constitution. The festival was,
however, prohibited by the police, and although
the Judge of tie Provincial Court quashed the
order as manifeotly illegal, the prohibition was
not Withdrawn. The Deputies of course rcsolv-
ed to hold their festival, and on the 22nd inst.
attended in he Geological Gardeus. Authority,
however, unable to bear the consequences which
might flow from the afier-dinner speeches of
members Of Parliament, sent troops into the
garden and dispersed the guests by force. The
%eatabIes, strange to say, were not analysed by
the police, with the view Of discovering grains
OF treason in the pfte& or elixir Of syditiOn IN
the Rhine wine, though of course they must
have existed, On the following day the mem
bers attended a similar banquet at Deutz, but
were again dispersed, ard finally proceeded to
OberIahnsteio, in the Dukedom of Nassau,
where, as they thought. they might dine in
peace. The wrorched little poteutute, however,
who bears Il tide once borne by William the
Deliverer, went out of his mind with fright, and
actually sent an express to Wiesbaden for all
his army to 60 and dispense a knot Of quiet mer-
chants, lawyers, and professors, OF course
they went, and the members steamed by the
Rhine to Cologne, passing bridge after bridge
lined with troops, and town after tow filed
with a symplthizing population, and went homo
filled with love for the Hoheuzollerns, and full
of the belief that the German is the only free
man in the world. They will of course do moth
ing, but the workmen's corpora. ions are more
practical, and are organizing mass meetings in
order to " establish the right of association. "
If soldiers are sent to dispense them they will
probably be ordered to fire, in which case, SOL
diers being also workmen-?