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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-06
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Ger Undergraduate beebrt iib tiernit, feinen biefaen Sreuns
BEN fo,pie sem ausmdrti9sn Intlifum bic ~er9etene an,eiee ;u
MAIDEN. CAP or eas inter tem Namen
GrenOnt SanS,
an Der 4tsn StraBs, Dem Marftbauis sesenatsr,
9elegene, rpslbefannte re gut ein9eridtete @affbaus ater.
npmnen bat une %fcrtfibrsn pirt. sc wire ffets fein 9e=
mHben iein, f6 tie @unt res Nublitums sn srwerten. gute
Spehen, @etrdnfe unb aufmerfiame 9ecienung msreen aIIe
finben, bic BET itm einfsbren, mebbalb ct ;u sablrsidem 9e,
iu6 ~ereetent ~einlaret.
Safc6 Sitter,
srenrnt !eaua, Ate sirahe, rem Rarftsaus a~sssnuter
Grrif !. IS int En- II U
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-06

Soilctte 700 Satrs mad Gem Scse. @ie bic
vGsrrsircneenca" aus Wtanrib n,slnet, fanb fir;lih
in Der Srmfirds pcn @alsnsia cine eissntbimli6e
esrsmcnie itatt. sc lirst raisltit bic am II. Oft.
1889 reritrrtsne &Sni9in bon gararra, Donna
l%lrraea, t~esraten. Ser &Srpsr bisier Game, Der
cintal amirt 1T, 1T nrb prlfcmmen cr6alten, al
lsin ale &lsiosr uno ltmtiQunsen linb ron Dem
3aene Der j3eit 10 rcltanris ssrnast, Dap Die 9eihs
rrlis nadt i'm Cargo lisat. lin oislem ltetelitan=
&c abjutsfen, fat Die aSnisin SiateQa einen pradts
Rotten, reid nit Grlo unb @iltsr scfidten blau=
lammstnsn Mantel anfertiasn laiIsn, nit .rslhsm
Urnna ~ltrraca, i'm 8eilsin res Gcurernsurs Der
Yrrrinj uno rtsler anesrsn Nctatilitaten, tef(ei=
Bet tparo. Ser Sars, in Dem is rubt, 1T neu nit
Samnet uno Sob ausssiAlassn uno IN sinsn
@laslhrein aeteQt trrrfcu.
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bon @runbeisentbum
auf 9%lnprbnuna bes 6eridta.

at 80. Wtar3 1865. nm 8 ltbr Nafmittaas, wirb ppr Der
sbHre ses @purtbauies in Der Stact Columbus, Sbip, fclaen.
ees grnneei8entbam - ale bas @igentbum Res meilano Spbn
8. Nobtnion - an ben Oteitbietensen rerfauft perben, mem,
LID Snlot go. 6 in Sames 9rYeen's speiter aeoitipn ,ur
Staet Columbus, 8ranflin County, Sbio, i'm Ditliden Ibeile
Der She Subtle Zane a~eleaen. So tit bes taTelte giaentbum,
melbss Spbn u. 0ieter ftrsli6 benuste, uup fol- fret pom al
lem ~Seib9sbing ~pertauft irerten.
observation-disclosures. - Sin Orittel baar, Elm
0rittel in einem unb Elm Srittel in ssci Sabren init SntereI-
len bic 9ieler minea nit l~tnterpians auf tas Giaentbum
iider gsftellt wereen.
anseibtassn su So, 800.
Scrace @ilicn,
gsminiitrater tes ssriturbenen Subn s. Mpbinfen.
Gen 1. MGrs '65. ANN
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-06

4sn asuten Sur @aruuns raden mir bic fOlsene'
Wittbeilun9 bss Banners rcn Milipanfts bisr Gin
yin junser Menih, Namens9b We Gcnalc,
itano am Gienitas rpr Der Wtunieipal Grurt inter
elmer Vintage, 8eitunsen setrblen ;u taten. 81
itanS lhrn lanssre j3eit I'M 8sreaht, Dap CT nitis
Nrt ess Sistes t6ancrerfs trsits, une ,r,iree sus
lest mirfliA auf Der Stat ertappt. Scr 8iatsr
rsrurtfei(te i'm su SO Strafs unp Den Gri fen, mas
bcfsntlth cine tinrsihsnee 9setion iein niro, Tin
i'm an Fer @esnat,ne ron 3situnssn III rertineern,
Die fir aneerc 4eute tsitimmt iinb.
MnA fir Inesre, Die in bieieu, Gunfte nidt au=
Su seriien9aft SIT iein pHessn, irlts sieiss cine Re.
abtsnsnertbe 9Darnnna fem.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-06

Ste Wumisn rcn Sbsbsn. - Sic 66.
apsr nno 80. BADEN ron Ilsranbria cine aabuna
su'rpen srbaltsn ais 3ablun, inr i6re Meei,insn,
Die lte in srresn Suantitdtsn mad jsncm eanos rsrs
Fault tatsn. Sic 2umpsn linb auacnIhsinlih ron
alen Slalitn nne @ssencen Der 4rrrin,en ces 9a.
1Hae s%eiammslt 'rcresn ~atsslssts alsiSer bon
}oapJts '1no 9cracjis - neit leincne Surtane,
'rs'ts 9rlet, uns rallenSs Gsirdnoer. Gidt Der
ssr'n3'ts sbstl Der &aenns 1T 3cus, nas Dor ms6r
as ere'taulsno Sabrsn Tim bic asihen semi6slt wurs
o. DC &c s'ntallan'!rt irnrosn. Sis ,rerosn jest at
gaf!tr 9snlad't r'r Wrrr's AlnranaH, uns nadesm
l'e l''t srelb'9 SalrtunDsrten eaSu nientsn bic Scoz
ten III tls're', mittlsn fs jsst eaSu risnsn, bic 9ez
tsnecn TOR Der flsinen 9sbauiuna III ,rarusn, bic
tie isit 10 LANCER Belt te.robnt batten, unS ~ Der
mir lhltsblid, trey aaer @criiht uno 9prfsbrun.
gen ceda als aslanaen. Daily Evening Journl.
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Peter Milanus' Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersi ned has this day
been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
Estate of Peter Milanus, late of Blendon Township, Frank
lin County, Ohio, deceased.
Leonard Lust.
March 14th IS. 3w W
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9tenfmdoa en- On's 3imnsr trstenn): uNerz
~snaot9's 0rSals, auf Der Strabs Do cr,nz
ten ilat Gin Mann, Der liBt S6na rsdt IhS titt'n,
sab e. a ti5ls in9alts nit en- sins'n, lcin Suno
mil gar nit pcrtci."
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Sillci1tu0tier Mdrftbfrid,t.

SGs3 s'adridten aus Stem 0crf 6aten DEN Marft
aus Nann nnS 9anO setraAt sae @sreiie ,rsis
den. Steiner min faufcn unc GO 1T unmrslia Dem
Yr''s Der s%lnSelnsn Nrtifel anSuscten. Infer
Wtarf'tsriht faQt safsr teuts is6r lssr aus.
Cincinnati, cen 4. gpril. 1865.
Webl - 8lau. Srrerfsines purce ,r Sc IS rerfauft.
@ttsfp. - @erlan9t wirb 81 0S-2 10.
S6mdl3 6ein @erfauf.
Meb q IF. - Seine G~'erfiufe.
8siSen. - ~giietriBer. Better &Otter fG6iens 81 so
SentuGY I s..
8orn. - SLAM. Greis npntinru.
Safer Seine Nnhfra1e.
&pgaen. - ,Getn g;erfauf.
@erfe. 5tsl auf 81 30 fir bette.
@rpceries. - ~9iierriser. JiO SaTee 1913 Ste. -
8cbsr 2uter 1913 6ts. %aidHinirter 20-2i @ts. - 81.
Orleans 0pploTes 81 20 une { 25 Ss.
Gutter. $50 @s fir Bette Central Sbio. fau. Sn
Barrels 20-22 G&.
6die. - II 6 &. 80. Reierce.
Gter. - 17-i8 Gts
saamen. slesiamsn sts}a. Bia5s 81. fe6r Hau..
IimOtby, $lA-$5.
Sen. S22-23 fdu.
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gtadt Columbus.


llniere Stabt,uabl. Sic 8ablen am Wicntaa
sinsen bier teim iASnfen Sriblinss=g 9ettcr rubia
rcriiter. Slps in Der ~risrtcn, ahten uno IN Der
nslsnten @arc, mc Der 8anpf tim bic @tastratbs=
eaneinaten ietr 9artnadis sefi9rt rurSe, bcrrIbte
5isnrlifs Gnfrsanns. Gs lit mrbt t%sfannt, bag
I'm ere semcfratiidsn s4arns, feipnbers bic tciSsn
ecntIhen, ra9rsnc Der lssten Mcnatc risls ittrnms
tabiss 9drser ~rsrlcrsu 6aten, ineem iih ricle curd
bic rrrbenes j3ie9un9 IN bic slrn,se binsininsitiasn
lisbsn, irdfreno iih bic retdsn, rsputlifaniId1sn
Seares nit @clo lcsfauftcu unp feline Stimnactsr
@uf pielsn ~llmltanb tautsn Bic @srutliz
faner ifre 6chnuns; is itsGtsn itre pcpularisn
Wannsr fir Marcr uno Marl6aQ auf unS red me-
ten gang t~siiiinmt auf i9rs grmi6luns. Sn bis1sr
&sanuns batsn is iiA, icwsit ss ben Mlaycr tes
trirt, SnraaHS ssirrt. Solssnbes lit baS 9%asiultat:
STR Mapcr: 9ua (Scm.)... 49,. -. 1904
8utlcr (Ncp.). ......... 1871
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Nabncn tpurbeu iiberan orfosk{6f ,pS &,

Del ics. Uabnsn Irureen atsraQ aufaebt6t unb In
Or Staatabans Ware %nrnnsrien ris Eanpnen. Tas
gtitlts Srrps aus een Sob 8arrafen lriclte prr hs,,
Staatsbauie rnn talo Bate iid bort Elm Menlhen=
paufen 8eian,1elt. 0curerneur 9rcuab, q. Sal
icrap rno Mnrere bisltsn 9teeen uno Mtsnts purs
oei, Sabacls Nafstsn atsetrannt. Srhenirir nun,
Dap Dem Safe Der @stelsn=.6 aupttaot Der Trissen
oene ms'tsrsn Wtenld'snrsrluf frlsen mSse.
Nur immsr lcral! Sbcn festen CONNER
%fat'ftsn Gle Sruitees in Der Gabe BON Columbus
e,n Stiif Sann, Tim haralf bic nrt6iaen GetG,,z
q ftr Bic Inltalt fir SlCpinniss ~ erriater.
SSlr ttcitsn Die Satc fir ataenaht, IN Der Stat
ttno ifcn, tie mir tSren, Yrrfsbrunaen fir tos
8rsnnen Der nrifissn 9adteine auf Dem 8loks AZ,
trcnsn ircrSsn. simn atsr tslist Der ~vlcsales e.
mater Germ BON &nor COUNTY eineu reihsn @hm;s<
%ssrratsr, unS Sisisr Shmisserpatcr 1T Ger giaen,
ipitl'sr zines srrben S~anciisss in iencm county,
Den er germ los lein unb Dem Staats fir S25, 900
%rsrfaufsn m0ats. Sas trahte Den Ssrrn @h,piez
asrlrhn AM Die triaante Soss, cab Ger 9anoIs ia
ais Anitalt 1ilr bic 9looInnisen tsnust merosu
tonne. sin ecmmittss Bon 5rei @sputlifansrn
uno etnsn, Semofraten C6rn. Yutnam) 1T benin
AUDI rtrflih nah &ncr County acldidt rcrben,
UNI tth DEN eanelis 5u teihaucn. Sic beisen Sc
publitaner tsridtsn, naB periel6s gan, aut fir BEN
S'ref pare; Der Ssmpfrat oagsasn tsrittet, bas Der
Sanoltg l'b gang une gar niht cafiir eiane. SShf
notwithstanding riro ia bic lrpals Mebrtbsit Der s.,
lss9stnHs sntihlis6tn, Den 9las gu fa,lisn unb bic
2~|nltalt nadl &npr County At r~erlsaen, Bonn Der
icrale s9pisssrratsr ees lppalsn Gsissseters mus
ocd' tir lsins S~cpalitat bslcbut irereen ! Gas 9anb
IN Der Ndbs ben Sclumtus 1T freilih ihcn asfauft,
aeer mas lts3t Den lrralen 9sutell hueibern bsran,
'rsnn Is Der staat nit Saahsn riscsr toslhlaaen
mug. ssas iassn bic 9drssr ron Columbus Al
eielcn ccrrnrtsn llmtristen?
Ycwslt's @smalos, sas perrp's salaat
a''f Dem Sriszsss gum GssenFanSe BAT, 1T lest in
Der NrtunSa hss Staatsbauiss iur Saau ausass
ltsat: Sizes Bib rwee Dor me- rcren Sabrsn ben
Der Sslsssssnns fsitsnt uno scntrattnaeia fsfass
itsat, Dap Der aiinflsr 5 5000 bafir smpfanaen
irats. er psrlanst MN atsr SIS, 600, %inten,al
auss tbetrsr ssirrrssn lit. gair baten bas 9iln
!" eleism Iusentlids mod nibt ssiebsn, bSren atsr,
Dap Bet Ailnfler in t6intersrr,nss einen Msacr ans
9etraat 9at, Der i'm Srisinalsg ~pntracts niat sins
THAR. Saran tbat ySerr gr,rsl ,pobl.
y'sssr BART in sisien Sascu ~nirssnSs fs6lsn
''ne bic SslsssetunS miro nun pcbl, IN Mntetraht
lltlss Nssers, nibt anitsbsn, ibm BEN flsinsn slufz
ron $4,000 81 tsjaflen.
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Sin Nsrirh III senHssnD, I'M BEN @s,uiTsnbaf,
tsltsn rrn Der trsrttrcIen rnb unfctltaren @ireuna
BON Maeame 3aece gcrters Sstl=8als
a m Tlr Die Ssilun9 BON Shnupfcn, Su1en, tSsiz
,ettt'ts f'1rjsm stbsm, 4it1ma, unS iaircrcn Sa(a,
Iesl, Srnitlted'en rno s4rineindt 81 iter,enaen
Stcbe Nn3eigs in elmer anbern Sralte.
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@un's Me6rGsit

~"H Q IVtVlFtl ....,.. loo
Sisie IhSne Webrhrtt farm Surh bic Gcloatenz
Stir1rle niat iifcrtpdltist reroen uno mir fSuncn
,6rn. 9na ais un fern n6aitsn Staot= Marcr tsz
srii6cn.
Infer Maribaas Ganbibat Saws lief teSeutenb
9intsr Dem Sifet unb iein @sgnsr stepEsns 1T nit
elmer fleinsn Nlcbrteit errablt. Sclscnses lit ras
@siultat:
Stir Marifau: stsrfens (9lsp) ..... 1,75t
Saris (Ssm. ....... t,717
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8sitrafuns einss 3eitunssz9 ictes.
Ss frn,l't Dor, nab eeute, Die Ut scisis iine, I'M.
iltt Gin 8lott ill falten, fia fem @eriiisn raraas
MAIDEN, Die 3eitnn3 ifrsa Tndtars III feucn. Srl<
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-06

Stsr9cn5 OlclrGsit "a
serlis (Ssm.) fHr Stabtauipalt, crbislt cine
Dtcbrbrtt BON 90 Stiinn,sn. 9taafclacnb asten
mir Die IN Zen e%in;clnsn 8arSs fir Marcr unb
MaritaQ ataeaetene Stimmen;atf:
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Steleae1uO.

Gin Gp. rroteif. geitlifer nit 9uten 8euanifen futt cine
nafante genteinbe. Ndbere gusfunft ertbeilt Ser &. e..
Vropfriue. Snb., 2etterbpr 90. i49.
Mdr3 80. '65. am m
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ais %ern'miiicm na9m i'm rsrlcfenen Sabre
1868 9cricnsn in i9rem Scipitalc uup 9llp( AMI
Ianste 235 Tsricnen IN nas 8lattsrnbcipital, tssrz
eists anf ei3cne Soften 978 g~eriomeu, rerIhafte
1927 Fsr'onen 8slhaftisuns rssr bed Mtittel
sur Notwithstanding. (H. %. Srurn.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-04-06
MatbiaS 6el0'S 6iuterlailenl6aft.

Nahrtht tpirc bierrnit ae9eben, tab bic ltnter;eidnete mt
hem beutt9en Sage ais Gcminifratprin Ter 6itterlaTenftaft
ses Seritorbensn ARatbias 5elp, frIber scn WUntgonerp Sotp,,,
8ranflin Gpunty. Ohio, ernannt wprten lit.
Maria Ssle.
Wdri II. 1865 m 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

and for the republics. Above the hereditary
rights claimed by the monarchs, and above the
popular will which governs the republics, he
places the absolute and unlimited rights pos
sessed By great men. he represents them as
the result of long preceded growths; as instru-
ments of Providence. initiators of progress
and benefactors of humanity; as prophets raised
up by Providence to trace TO nations the
way they should follow. His great men
have the right to trample under foot
all the laws opposing their will. The ma
tons have the duty to comprehend. to follow,
to obey them. If the people fail in this duty,
they are not less guilty than the Jews who
crucifed the Messiah. Caesar, Charlemagne
and the first Napoleon are pointed out as the
most illustrious examples of the great man.
Louis Napoleon himself claims to carry out the
ideas of his uncle, and in this pretext alone
finds an ample justification for all that in his
reign has been adverse to the common stand
ard of right, justice and law.
The Democratic papers of France have been
promised by the Emperor large amount of
liberty in criticising his work. The liberty is,
of course, made use of with the utmost caution.
One of the best liberal papers of France, the
Phars dc Ia Loire, notices the preface to the
Life of Caesar in the following terms:
"Ths work contains in two pages three propositions
which cannot accept. and fourth in fagrant CON
tradicon with them. In his preface the Emperor says
that genuses sent to lead peoples may act independently
OF tho moral standard OF ordinary men-a proposition
which in lie the negative OF morality ltseli
The legitimacy OF thing he adds tested by the tmc
il has lasted. This assertion IL well founded would Do
the fullest that hasyet been given ofSlayer
the oldest Of human institutions. Then We are od
that the existing institutions Of country are the ade-
quate expression Of social and political right Here Is
the amplest poogy ever came across OF aDsotism
The contradiction 10 which refer consists In the as
seron that the state Of things established by Augustus
produced Tibcrins Claudius and Nero. And yet the
Emperor eulogizes Augustus which he has no right to
do IL his successors were the necessary consequence VI
| the system he established"
The foregoing paragraph is said to he from
the pen of writer whose works on philosophy
have obtained for him high standing among
French authors. They express what, more or
less, the entire progressive party of Europe
thinks of the Napoleonic theory OF government.
II may serve in Fastening the overthrow of the
old decayed monarchies; but as TO its own
vitality, ii will not exceed that of the Roman
Empire under the successors Of Augustus, and
that of the empire Of Charlemagne under Louis
10 Debonnairc and his sons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
INTERNATIONAL LIMITATIONS.

We are not of those who seem to hold that
our country will have scarcely emerged from
her present civil war before plungng into a
struggle with one ofthe Great Powers Of Europe.
We do not believe that the great body of our
people have imbibed passion for martial sway
or military glory. On the contrary. we trust
that, when the Shareholders Rebellion shall
have been suppressed, they will have had then
fill of war for at least three generations, and
will have learned by sore experience to prize the
calm security, the thrift and blcsscdness OF
Peace. This country will have bound itseli
over in large sum to mind its own business,
and it will be most unlikely TO break the bond
10 "the Monroe doctrine" as shaped by John
Quincy Adams and enunciated by James Mon
roe we can heartily assent; with the popular
exaggeration and travesty Of that doctrine which
would plunge 6s into war with any European
kingdom foolish enough to attempt colonizne
the sterile rocks Of Patagonia or the treelesf
steppes Of the OrnOco, We have no sym
patty whatever. On tho whole, we do moi
realize that much improvement has been made
by our Government on the foreign policy orig
nally enunciated by Washington and practically
illustrated in bis Administration. st T.
That authors and journalists should be ex
ceedingly careful of fomenting international
jealogsisy, antpsthies. and hatreds, is most true
that their reckless bravado and inyoctivs have
often sown the seeds Of desolsting wars, il YER,
probable; vet Wa !hAk QaI neighhag q IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
THE NAPOLKONIC THEORY OF
GOVERNMENT.

The Emperor OF France has once more sue
ceeded in throwing the entire civilized world
into excitement, and in concentrating upon him
self the talk Of very large portion of mankind.
His life Of Cesar is the great sensational book OF
our age. France, England and Germany have
received it on the same day. In few more
weeks, every country of America and Europe
will possess of it translation and among the
thousands of newspapers in existence there is
hardly a single one which has not, in some way
or other, discussed or, at least, referred to it.
The life of Caesar would have excited curiosity
even if it bad merely been, in strict conformity
with itS title.page, history Of the great Roman
general But much deeper than any literary
interest attaches to the Imperial work. 1t
is nothing but tho frame which encomi
passes the Emperors theory Of government
Having startled the world by q great political
revolution, and by one Of tho most brilliant
regns of modern times, the Emperor now un-
dertakes to develop the theory he holds by APP
plying to his policy, and that Of the first Napo.
leon.
The chief features Of this theory the En-
peror during the thirteen years OF his reign, has
omitted no fit opportunity TO foreshadow. He
has never hesitated to undermine the old his.
torica thrones Of Europe. lie has readily ar
rayed against them the democratic instincts
and the National aspirations Of the present day,
Justly calculating that the power of royalty
would be unable to cope with the progressive
spirit OF the age. He has assumed the role Of o
protector of all suffering Natonalties, and the
call, for help which have been addressed to him
from Italy, from Poland. from Denmark, from
Germany, from Turkey, and quite recently from
Uruguay, are an indiSputablc proof that this
policy has been well carried out.
No less eagerly, though not quite so success
fully, has Napoleon operated against the Repub-
lies. He has endeavored to the best Of his
ability to represent every republic as an an.
archical state, and to aid everywhere in the
overthrow Of republican forms of government.
He commenced his reign with the destruction
Of two republics, the French and the Roman;
he added to them that Of Mexico; and who can
doubt, in view of the outspoken language of all
tho official and scmi-official papers Of France,
that be has never been warm friend Of our
own republic
In the preface to the Life of Cesar, Napoleon
develops the idea Of government which he
would a,latj,uA iag both the Oh uaaarOhIas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Night at 1922.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Stockbrdge Indians have recently laid
claim 10 lands in three towns in Berkshire County,
Mass SO far as has vet been discovered their titles
once valid have never been extinguished. The Massa
chusetts Legislature is investigating the matter.
The New.York State Agricultural Fair for
1855 will occur at Utica September H. l3, Il and To-
Hugh Croker of Utica, has been appointed member
of the Executive Board, vice Elon Comsock deceased
= Supervisor Blunt yesterday succeeded in OBJ
tanning $4,000 additional subscriptions to the New
Bounty Fund Loan and recruiting resumed to the
extent Of IS men.
The water in Onondsga Lake was higher last
"wednesday than 1t has been before within the memory
Of man. The sale works are damaged to the extent o.
fully 100000.
A Baptist Theological Institution for Colored
preachers will soon be established in Washington IN
der the supervision Of the Rev. DR. Turney lately
Cincinnati
Gen. Hooker is to be the recipient OF a cane
costing 600 the be presented to him by Sen
ator Conness Of California behalf Of friends in Cali
fornia.
Washington Park, Brooklyn, comprising
about ton acres Monday evening offered by the
Common Council as a site for the new State Capitol
Jacob Little, one OF the most widely known
among the moneyed men of walst., died in this city
On Monday evening. He will be buried on Friday.
Returns from So counties (othciaD give
a majority against the Constitutional Amendment Of
ees77O. Only four counties remain to report
The annual meeting OF the New-York State
Associated Press viii be held in Utica on the 5h prox
The First National Bank of Attica, n. y,
failed last week. Cause. outside speculation.
Prices at Bulls Head Tuesday were lower,
owing to several hundred fresh arrivals Of cattle
Extensive Improvements are about being
made in the Brooklyn Navy4Yard.
Prof Agassiz and his exploring party Will
leave for Brazil in the Colorado. l
Seven Thirties were sold yesterday to the
amount of 81 1880.
Gold opened yesterday at l5i, sold aslow as 1881,
a. high as 1856 and closed 1874 Government stocks
steady aud gold bearing bonds in better demand The sales
OF 3s notes are increase and the SubTreasury the
deposits much increased The miscellaneous shares are
quite steady Railway stocks In the morning steady but
new weak after the call and broke down materially at tbs
second Board and a, the Public Board. Money is more
abundant and call loans have been made st cent in some
CAGES commercial paper there is no alteration Exchange
IL quoted Bankers Sterling 60 days. loialOS Banke'
Sterling days no. Merchants Sterling lo7ialcSs Francs
klA95.la.
Lat Erenine and stocks active and rather weak
on the Sales OF gold after the call at 49, rallied to 1874
at which 1t stood at close ofrepor (s:sol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29

The Express needlessly borrows trouble
on our account, because OF recent VICIOUS
outbreak of our Chicago namesake, ignoring the
fact that we have been exposed to similar iorays
from that quarter for the last half dozen years or
more. We do not deem it necessary to make
any reply to journal which asserts that the
Shareholders Rebellion
"sti musters go 900 effective veterans. all obedent
as machines Lee and Davis who have sworn TO night
them to the last man"
Such nonsense Ia better left to the kindly
oblivion from which the scurrility wherewith it
is garnished cannot long preserve it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
To Advertisers.

THx WEEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation larger thsn tna'
OF any other and large proportion OF It's
ers take no other journal The space in this sheet allotted 10
advertisements is necessarily limited 50 'a' eaoh "sS
hvsn,sge Of being easily seen and all are eenefa ea"
"a much interest as news natter There s-ss those VINO
sv ,;a II knowno advertising medium in the country 20
ebe.p because there Is none profitable to the advertiser
The paper crcuates among the industrial aud thrifty classes
the Farmers Manufacturer Merchants and Mechanics oil the
rounty-and carefully read by their wives and daughters
IL Is safe to say that each advertisement in Is read every
week by not less than half million Of the most intelligent oi
lhe people He who makes his business his ercnanose OF
his manufactures known to this immense NUMBER al
go , lava, States cannot fail TO do so to his manifest
hna great advantage.
Advertisements on the fifth page 81 So and on the
ehth page 81 line For this weeks Issue they must De
handed In to-day