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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-21

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS The Alexandria
State Journal says:
In the Senate OF the Virginia Leelslature-
s.An act to amend the fourth section OF chapter
one hundred and forty-one OF the Code OF
Virginia, SO as to increase the legal rate OF
interest TO per cent" was taken up, read the
third time and passed.
Gan act extending tho time for the collection
Of the taxes for the year one Thousand eight hun
dred and sixtyon and one thousand eight
hunoTed and sixty two" was also read the
third time and passed.
The Committee on Propositions and 9riev-
ances OF the House of Delegates will take up
the bill to amend the charter of Alexandria on
Friday next, at three O'Clock, p. m. at the
where they will be glad to hear all parties in
tekested.
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STwo thousand of the rebel prisoners aS
Elmira, n. Y, have made application TO take
the oath OF allegiance-tour hundred within
the last fifteen days.
kFWTn. A. Mcguire, the young man who
shot TO death Maggie Baer, in the Continental
Theater, Philadelphia, some months ago, has
been found by a jury TO be now insane.
ESAp immense cave nearly as large as the
Mammoth Cave OF Kentucky has recently been
discovered about ten miles from Fort Ruby,
California.
sV0A Mr.. Baldwin, Treasurer OF the Ohi o
eIaaie College, Cincinnati, has absconded
Win upwards Of e, CSC belongin to the funds
OF The Institution.
81 III. s Whitney, e wealthy citizen OF New
! orr, cut his throat on Wednesday. Cause,
business difficulties.
IL In the House ofthe General Assembly
Of MISSOURI on last Monday, resolution was
introduced prohibiting foreignersI who have
resided FIVE years in the State and refused TO
perform the duties of citizenship from holding
any office Or doing any business.
@'It is said that a new journal is about TO
appear in Paris, for the express purpose OK
treating OF Algerian affairs, and that IA nee
eSsary funds have been found by Arab chie..
A9-The ex King of Naples hasn't got much
reyality, properly, Kingdom, or crown left,
but he wants to borrow S3,0O0O0O on what
there is Of it,
1-The rebel army, says the Southern press.
E advantageously disposed along the line OF
he road between Hardeeville and Charleston.
MA good many southerners in New YORK.
are taking the oatn OF allegiance. They do ir
secretly because they do not wish 10 nave
their property confiseated or their families
persecuted by the rebel 60 overnment
s%Arkansas wishes to borrow $500, ZOO. ard
offers all her bowie knive as security
@fbe public schools were closed last
Thursday in Boston, in respect to the memory
Of the late Edward Everett
~ In Boston, s34, ,694. so has been subscribed
to aid the Savannah sufferers.
- The trial Of the Chicago Conspirators 10
still progressing =
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WILMINGTON.

1t is Reported Evacuated-Fort Caswell
Blown Up.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-The Fortress Monroe
boat arrived this evening, and reports that an
arrival from off Wilmington, last evening,
brings statement that the rebels had blown
up Fort Caswell, and that Wilmington was
believed to have been evacuated. Z
The authenticity of these reports Cannot be
Youched for.
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THE LAKE ERIE RAID.
Decision in Burleigh's Case-He is held
Cuhiert tn

TORONTO, Jan 2O.-In the case of Burieigh
the Lake Erie raider, a judgment was given
to-day by Recorder Daugher. The court was
crowded, and large number of Southerners
were present Burleigh was committed, sub
ject to extradition under the treaty. The pTis.
oner's counsel applied Immediately for a writ
OF habeas corpus and stay yofproceedings.
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Important Ecclesiastical Meeting in Cam

MONTREAL, Jan. 19-An inf uential meeting
of the Church Society was held here last night.
DR.. Balch, Secretary of the House of Bishops
the United States, was present. Speeches
were made by the Bishop OF Montreal, Cen
Williams and J. Bridges, In reference TO the
relations between the two countries, all of the
most friendly character.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'1 NEW THEATER,
Tenth strsst, obops PeswsyIuontd ace,u.

FUkD'S NIX" THEATER
Tenth strest, abors PeuwsyIuantd acsa4e
A Splendid Bill for
THIS SATURDAY, EVENING, Jan. 81, 1868.
ConsistnR of Sheridan Knowles beautiful PLAY of
THE WIFE,
TALE OF MANTUA
To conclude with Nautical Drama of deep
interest, entitled
THE PIRATES LEGACY.
MONDAY, Fourth Week OF
EDWIN FORREST,
who will appear in his great character of
METAMORA.
WEDNESDAY, GRAND COMEDY NIGHT.
EDWIN FORREST's NIGHTS
For the Fourth Week OF his engagement, are
MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRI
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Reelection of Senator Wilson.
BOSTON, MASS, Jan. 20.-The Massachusetts
Senate to. day voted for Senator, with the fol-
lowing result: Henry A. Wilson, 81 John a.
Andrew 3.
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JAY COOKE b CO., BANKERS,
flSrEEEfH sTanrT, OPPOSITE q. g. TREASURY,
Receive Subscriptions for the
NEW U. s. 1910 LOAN
authorized By the act Of Jane seth, 1854.
The notes win be Issued under date Of August
sth,f nominations Of
ESQ, 500. $500, 81 900 and $4,000.
payable 10 bearer or order. bearing interes. a
$40 Per centum per annum, payable sszai-au
oosuy, and win be convertible the option OF
me holder at maturity Into nx Per cent. Five
Twenty Bonds.
We bay and sell
CONVENIENT BONDS Of all issnes.
PHHAsURY MOTIFS,
crRTI1IoATls OF INDIBTIBNIss.
and COIN,
And pay the hishss. prise for
UA9TrRMAsT1RTo oDRrIYIoAT1 CHICKS.
ha.r JAY COOKE & 90.
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METROPOLITAN HALL

METROPOLITAN HALL,
Pennsylvania Auenue, Washington, d. c.
MIR. B. HENZE----------.---.. ----- Proprietor
MIR. HENZE having just opened the ADORE.
named
PLACE OF RESORT,
usald be most happy to see his old patrons and
friends, he having en- gagged some of the
BEST ARTISTS
in 4le Profession, who will appear nightyin
SONGS, DANCES, &e.
Miss KITTY LEE. Dansuess.
Miss EVA BLANoH, Hinger.
Mile JosIPHINE, Bansuese.
Miss ARLEAN. Singer.
Miss DEvENPORT. Dansuese.
HIM. WILLIAMS, Fancy Dancer, Comic Singer,
Wench Dancer and Sentimental Sing snd also
the great Jig Dancer. He will appear nightly.
The BAR is stocked with the
CHOICEST LIQUORS
in the market. Jan ls- lv
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACUTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvanis avenue
THE RESORT OF THE PEOPLE.
TIE MOST POPULAR VARIETY THEATRE IN
THE COUNTRY.
THIS WEEK-EFERY EVENING,
The Great Buriesque Monster Concert.
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY,
In his great personation Of Mons. Julien. as per-
forme by him one hundred and forty ne consec-
utiye nights at Carncross Il Dixie's Minstrels,
Philadelpkia.
The Brin&isi, frsm the Opera of Traviata, will be
supe by the ever popular Vocalist,
MISS ADA TESMAN
MONS. THIDt0sn i and Twenty. five nasieians will
TIE SREAT DOMBINATION COMPANY
viii also sT il sS ess fshsSfs q
JanIHs, FASHIONABLE MATINE1S ON SAT
URBAY AFTERNOONS,
when the Greet Military Brass Band will be on
hand ss usual, 3als6t
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DRY GOoDS.-The fall in the price of cotton
and weakness OF The gold market seem To-
threaten lower prices for goods in the coming
season. The demand AZ present is very limited.
Jobbers and dealers buy only fer immediate te
wants, under the expectation of a coming fall
in prices. Prints have been sold to q moderate
extent spring styles are in the market and
excite attention. Prices are lower. The chief
activity OF the market is for spring prints.
Bleached shirtings and sheetings are rather
lower under an accumulation OF stock. Brown
goods are steady, dull and quiet. Ticks ara
in light supply. In Woollen goods, more &C
tivity is shown in delaines OF spring style.
Prices are weak: dark grounds are the prevail
ing mode. good assortment OF spring styles
of fancy cassimeres is exhibiting; the demand
making 10 supply Immediate wants. Dealers
afraid of stocks.s
Broadcloths are in request. Satinets are dnll
and heavy. Army kerseys are active, AS we'll
as blankets and fianpels for Government use.
There is very little doing lin imported goods.
The receipts are very small. Mantlla silks
sell we'll. Black silks are steady in demand.
Ribbons also active. British dress goods are
inactive. Italian cloths are wanted In the
expectation of a serious tail in the price OF
gold, buyers defer their demands as long as
possible. Many parties think gold will fall
below 2O0, when foreign goods will be more
saleable-rnore with n the reach OF consumers.
Consumption generally will, however, be on q
smaller scale than last spNng, as there is d.
minuton in the resources Of the consuming
classes generally. 1t is since last spring that
prices have so terribly ad vanced, and this year
landlords are all raising their rents To Grip
pling extent-Nc1o York Independent, Jan. i0ta
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FROM THE SOUTH.

The lettering Confederacy-SlgAific
Signs of DissolutI0n-Impo portant Ac.
knowledgem ents-The Case of Mr.. Foote
His Release from Custody--Cemments
on the Fall Of Fort Flsher-HSometh thing
WroBg' in its Defence.
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SEATON HALL.

SEATON HALL.
GOTTSCHALKiS POSITIVE FAREWELL IN
AMERICA,
Prior to his departure for Havana and Mexico.
sIGNOR MUZIO
has the honor to inform the citizens of Waab;,
arrangements with the world renowned Pisnisgs
and great Composer,
L. NJ GOTTSCHALK,
TO give series of
GRAND CONCERTS
in the principal cities of the United States prio, tn
his de esaIturs for Havana and Mexico.
MR.. GOTTsCHALKs
Farewell Concerts in Washington Will take place
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. Jan.
uary Path ant 25th.
sIGNeR MUZIO takes great pleasure to an
lowing musical artists to assist mr.6OTTSCHALK
in these Concerts:
MISS LUCY SIMONS,
the youn and talented Cantrstice (pu pil OF his
whose un precedented success during q series OF
Rnowledged by the Press and enthusiastic audi
eEces.
sIGNOR ARDAvANI,
the celebrated Bst atone, Of the Italian Opera from
the Academy Of Music, New York.
sIGNOR MCZIO,
Musical Director and Conductor,
Ticie ONE DOLLAR. Secured seats 30 Gent,
Ticket office open commencing Saturday, Jan.
2lst at W. g. Metzerott's Music Store.
for tie mum ber of Sc ats required, viii be promntv
attended to by w. q Metzerott.
Doors open at Ia. Concert to commence ats.
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The HegiFa Of the Slaves from Rfchm md
LErnrn The Richmnnd WhtR. Ian lA

From the Richmond Whtg, Jan. 10
AS Mahomet and his followers fed from
idoiaters, the sons OF Ham are flying from this
city to avoid an imaginary pending eonscrlp-
tion. The opinion obtains among them mat
they are TO be put into the ranks with musketS
in their hands; and. not liking the prospect,
they are running off nightly in gangs. me
military authorities have shut mp the prlncipai
negroes escape tor the most part through me
woods A few Of the most idiotc folloW inc
roads and are captured.
Gossip from Richmend.
Correspondence of the Charleston Mercury.l
Cur hopes of seeing Gen Lee made Com
mander-in Chief are, from all accounts, In
danger of being frustrated. Indeed, 1t Is now
said that the Executive never contemplated
anything of the kind. The story that Lee,
Davis, and Johnston met come days ago, and
that there was a reconciliation between the
latter two, is pronounced unfounded. How IL
came into existence is q mystery.
Gold SIXTY for one Coffee forty dollars q
TO Branchyiliel HKRMBs.
RICHMOND, Wednesday, January 4-Sher-
man has commenced moving. Ii yesterdays
snow did not arrest him, we hope men will do
what snow cannot Some men you nave al
ready; you will have others soon, Tor the SUI
fieient reason thaI you must have them, or we
must give up Richmond.
Shernan's activity will be responded 10 by
active measures in Congress. The negroes Will
almost certainly be called out, since the Ad-
miristration and many Generals are in fayor
Of it. But hear of one General who says If
General Lee could travel the country as much
as be has done, hs would find plenty of white
men, and no need OF negroes. IL negroes are
used, they should be used as slaves. OF else we
abandon the principle OF the struggle.
Our streets are no longer lighted at night,
and coal is getting very scarce, even IN tae
Government Offices.
The North Carolina members have not yet
returned II is supposed they are Initiating the
example of the mem bers OF the Virginia Lagis-
lature-taking good long Christmas holiday,
and not plettlng treason with the North Caro-
lima egis lature, IS certain mares nest hunters
have pretended 10 discover. H8RMHs.
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Forwarded with SAFETY AND DIS = PATOH to al
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AND
It's principal Offices are
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Gfnnesti9ns are msds a. neC YSTk and B9st9n
g ana ans os and sss
TO LIN NERP90L, SOUTHAMPTON and HAyRE,
commercial towns in Great Britain and the Cont
Collection of NOTES. DRAFTS and BILLS made
az afi scesssi bic psrt, of th Q Bnited States.
ts B Q. O. DUNN, Agent, Washington, D. G.
4UAsNINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
~ lEcoEPoRATED MARoK STH, 1854
EDWARD sIMMs. President and Treasurer.
EDW'D CLARK. Vice President and Secretary.
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3. v. NILES.
This Bank is now open for the receipt of De.
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EDWARD CLARK, secretary.
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BANKERS,
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DElLKRsIR
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And General Banking Business.
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Don't forget the
LADIES MATINEE,
LADIES' MATINEE,
LADIES' MATINEE,
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
WHEN rHE
PANTOMIME
PAETOhtME
PANTOMIMB
VIII be performed for the Last time.
LADIES' Is cents. CbiIeren 10 eents.
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TREMENDOUS SUCCESS !

THE GREAT COMBINATI0N TROUPE.
y THE GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
Will appear in their different acts,
Greeted Nightly by Delighted Thousands.
Greeted Nightly by Delighted Thousands.
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Pennsylvania Auenue, Washington, d. c.
MIR. B. HEEZE.---. 49,. .----- Prophet
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Weuercs nuS Gurnhn.

Gin SrieS NIT Sen ger. staaten befiird,tst.
New Dprt, 81. Ndr5. Ser 9ampfer
Gitp Of 2onoOn 1T init 9tddri6ten bis gum o.
aus 2cnoOn einsercfen.
IS wirO beridtet, OuB gtapplepn feIt entz
i6lOien 1T, Oas &aiierrei9 Wterjto unO bic
Gbre Der frunsOii@en 6Iusge gu iGlsen.
Ser 9onocner Star" felt bas @eriiGt eiz
nes &rieses spii&en ben Seer. Staten uno
England in glbreoe.
9ie Shines" iu9t: Die 3ei6en cOnf6oerirs
ter @ri8Dpfun9 baben uns auf ben Stanopuuft
seitellt, eab mir Die Sdlubicene nnO bic STOLE,
wel@e mir gu ipielen beruien fno, penn bic
Ser. ,Staaten 8esierun9 einen &rieg nit gnas
lamb prOuOSirt, iiberieben t6nnen Die Sra9e
fir uns lit: &0nnen fe nit 6Dffnung ami @rz
fOl9 &ries beginner. @enn lie %t6nnen, 70
tbun ie es iider.
WlOni. Se WtOntbOlOn 1T sum fran36ii6en
@elanoten in Walbin9ton uno WtonI. 9ano
sum @eiannten in MeritO ernannt tpproen.
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ytcneftcs bon Gen. s1ermalt.
Iuartff Quf Wnhilc.

Gr,nOrSums Ses SRebeaensG Generals SinSmanm.
New Orleans, -. Ntdt5, iiber Cairo,
20. Mdr5. Sin @rtrablatt pes v8ieapune"
melbet:
Sim Ietten Samitug (11. Wldr5) puroe bon
ben MonitUrs Elm glngriff auf 5pei 8atterien
9enta6t, pelde bic 8ap bon 0lobile bei6leen.
.3wei WOnitOrS bradten bic 8atterien gum
Sdpeigen, inoem iie bic Wunpidaft BON benz
ielben trieben. 9ieie NaGri6t erbalten mir
bon einem Nu9ep5eugen beS @efe6ts."
@S miro 9emelOet, oab Der &ebelen<Senera
t6inomann, pdbrenO er Ii9 auf benz Mege na9
Werito befanO, pOn unbetannten \ 8erlonen,
uber permutbli6 GpnfToerirten, spiI6en Dat
6al uuo benz 8ip @ranbe, eri6OlIen wuroe.
@r fIbrte mebrere @d9en uno 9tmbulan5en nit
it4, Die NIT Sabat befra6tet pareu, ippie
ipobri6einlia nit SiI6erseidirr unO ~tlinsenoer
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SOn ct. 9omiS.

ST. 9Ouis, 81. MdrS. 6eute erIieb
Sen. BOpe cine OrOre, ~bemsufcIse bic pprsusss
weiie @u$itbung Oes &rie9sseiebes aufbSren
IoI, ipbalo @pup. 6Iet6er sur 9tnSeise brinst,
oaB bic @iuilgeri6te wieOer in seb6riser @irtz
iamteit iin0. Ste 8rOfOBmariddle lOIen als<
banu iOfort aler ibrer Bfi6ten. entIeOist urO
ibnen niatS ais bic Anfli3t lber Die in ibrem
@emobriam beiinoli6en Wilitdrz@ efansenen
9elahen peroen. .
@le @efanSenen, bic 81 einem 8rc5ef Dor
ben GiuiIgeri&ten beredtigt iino, mithen als=
oann ben Gipiltribunalen iiberseben peroen.
9ie Mtlitdrbeb6rben relerpiren ii6 jeood ous
Hedt ben 8uldtleppern uno GueriIus burd
cine Wtilitdr>@ pmmiliipn ben 9rpseb MAIDEN gu
lalien. Die Wilitdrpffsiere baben ben Giuils
bebDrben sur Qusibun9 ibrer Iutoritdt 8eis
ltdro sl leilten. ri Is sas .T# a.Fsa
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Die nebtrfanpemmuna str etl.yteaion.

@ittsbnrs,g u., 20. MdrS. Sic leBte
5lutb bat un9ebeueren S9aoen anseri9tet.
Dian id1bt ibn auf 2 Mliaionen 9clars. Oil
@itp tpuroe pOltOmmen iiberi6pemntt, unb bas
8aiier fibrte piele @elddftslctale meg. NQe
8pttpmldnoereien oberbatb Oil Gitp ftanpen
lnter @aIer. GaS 8aier fibrte Die Wcs
Glintcds nno Oil GitpzYriiden iiber Die Oil
Greet meg, ebenio Die Srantlin : Bride iber
Sren9 Greet. &rabne unb Selbebdlter urb
9roBe luantitdten Del in Sdiiern ftutbeten ben
5lub berunter. @iele Bittsburger Strner leis
ben sroBe @erlufte. 2dn9S ben SlubIfern llebt
man bic Stdtten, pom 6enen oaS 2Sailer Die
Sduier peg9eriHen. @iele Sdrtilien eannplren
i'm Sreien. Alle Stdote Lungs benz Alesbanp
lino iiberI6wemmt. Dfan piro eIitel 9rrBen
1beil pom Del retten, pas in Sdhern berunters
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lutiOuiren uno lOaar bic grmeen ~Oerielben se@
minnen. tpie lid I'M sSabr 1848 Tin gaoenD &C.
seiot babe. uber ni6t bic @rDBitaater, IN oeren
Madt es ltebe, bic &euOlutiOn in ben alelnltaas
ten M unterorIden. Wtan mahe lih al1O blten,
bic Mubt Dieler @rObltaaten nod 81 oer1ae1s
rem II. IN.
Sieroeoen m6bten mir %einpenoen, Dap Die
uno am ~penielten Die aurpenen 81 pen
fpericapten Dentihen 9eb6ren. Olele 9enen
limb (perl6nlib) freie 2eute Don AlterS per.
Sic bat eit Se1ie bass Sod Der 2eibeleenldaIt
oetraoer une mas Don oieler Glaie in ben bels
iiben 9anpen gelebt bal, maren eroberte unb
onerirte poel bprtbin rerpfldn5te Sddien ooer
Slapen. INu1 einen bpben grap politilher
Sreibeit baben lie innter pur6 'ibre Stanoe
uaSgeibt, in mel6eu Ritter, Burger uno
8auern pertrsten parel uno MIR in Der 3elt
n01 Dem SreiBiejdbrisen Srieg mar lbnen oiele
| Sreibeit fur cine 53eitlana abbanben 9etcmn1eit
! sSbre ~eeeenwdrtige ltGnoiide Serfainn9 II
feline pttrppirte, ionoern cine in 1881 Surldz
elOberte - uno ie gebbren nod beute ST pen
freieeinnteten Qeuten in 9eutidlanb = trot
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Straibapern. @iiroe iid 8renBen poer Selt=
reid perpili6ten, ie NH gepdbren gu lailerl
lie waroen ibren @neeltamlnteIt in 5 Wtauter
sarl 2ano binaus erpeoiretl. gSer ltno gSae
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mieien, alS bic 8nrser uno 8auern TAFT Dbne
Musnabme Die ni9t pertpilli9ten Stenera ur'o olt
8edutten uno Sploaten our6 Die Sant BEN
Gurfirlten ben Geborian perrpeigerten,, 9eraoe
III eiuer 3eit. als Die BON ben preubil6en &arts
mern sum srpeiten Wlal perweigerten Steuerr
pom preuBii9en &plf sum Speten Wtal besabl
nu,oen. DaB NIT bersleihen, 10 lange es nod
Strafbapern u. o9l. 9ibt, 10 rrentg tpte ourf
cine furbelli9e Nepplutipn ltno our6 eins
gertreitung oes &urfir'ten ertei6t tperoer
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miNen, caB ote 3Stetbeit 9eutihlanb's nur ge=
ii6ert wer6en fam, tpenn Bic B(rger uni
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uno bic S6lesmig@6 pllteiner bereits bafar gee
pennen uno tpenn pieie teiben 2drber an 8reu<
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peradtenben t3utpaGS tldtiger ardfte vrbalteu
uno Die preubii9e Mrinee eiuige so bis 10000
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parben, flr @ptt, aSris unO 8ateriano 10
blihO ms 3eus 81 seben, pie Die anberr ger,
manilirten uno sugetranoerten 8eruiIen. Selbit
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9ingen nidt iebr blind, tuie i5err 8lino tpiilen
ioIte uno ie ~tpircen, penn nit Breuben pers
einist, bort piellei6t einen Sauerteig obseben,
an bt1Ten tseibencen @irtunsen bos araltiun'
tertbum 'ttnb ber 8ismart ielbit serpIasen
fDn nte. t-1 ~ l+l-.is.- 3+- &3ittiiflt@3I
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-22
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lss Cardinal Nntonelli bat an Die 0erren u.
9uolep Wtanu, S. 81. MtalOn uno s. Slioell,
@pmmildre Der cpnIGperirten Staaten Mnerita's
in Ydris, f~Olsenoes Sdreiben als Nntpprt aui
oas DOT einiger Belt allen eurOpdiiden Staaten,
NIT NuSnobme Der Yfprte, Su9elanote Wtdnlfelt
oes ameritanil6en Sibens geri6tet:
@eebrte 9erren : SER Sutter bat mir eSbr
S9reiben pom II. NOp. einsebdnoi9t, NIT wel=
dem Sic mir in @emdBbeit Der Don Sbrer 9tez
gierung empfaneenen 4SnitruttiOnen cir erem-
plar beS pDn Dem Scnsreiie Der eDnf0oerirten
Staaten erlallenen uno BON benz iebr ebren>
lpertben' l@rddloenteen 9enebmisten Wtanifeites
Su9eianot buben, oamit Die Nufmertlamtelt oeS
beiligen Stllbles, an welden Sic Sid, ME
elei6fallS an Die anbern Eegierunsen, getpanot
baben, auf baS @ptument gelenft peroe. 9a
Die in benz Dfanifeit aus9eiprp6enen Gefible,
auf bic 8eenoigung bes nod in Sbrem 2drce
pitbenoen bluiisen Grieses llno beg ibn be9leiz
tenben llnbeils our6 9erbeifabrung BON 5riez
Observation-Disclosures sbin3ieleu0, 6ur4aus i'm
Gintlan9e iteben nit Der NeisunS .unp benz
gbarotter beS erbabenen 6auptes Der tatbDlit
l9en Stride, 70 babe i'd teinen 9lusenblid se>
sOsert, es our &enntniB bes beilisen @aterS su
%brinsen. Sc. 9eiligteit, pOa 8etribnib iiber
Die idredlihe Wlebelei IN oieiem ~bartnddisen
Sample, bat nit 8efrebisuns ben auscrad
FOLDER @eflble -entgesensenOmmen. Oils Der
iroii6e Stelpertrete, peS 8Dttes, pel4er Der
Soft bes 16rieOens il, iebnt er fl6, bteien 9roi
aeodImpft uni. ben Srieoen pieoer berseiteat su
ieben. gu 3euSniB peiien bat er iden am 49,
Ottcber 1862 Elm S6reiben an bic Gr3bii60ie
BON Stem 9orf unp Stem Grleans seridtst UNI
iie einselaoen, 3ur 6erbeiIlbrung oes beiIi9en
3pedes feline ~Anitrensungen gu iheuen. Sic
m0gen Sid mitbin perii6ert baltsns seebrte
t6erren, oaB Sc. SeIIi9ieit, Denn INNER li6
cine giinitise Gelegeuheit 6drbietet, ni6t petS
febIen pirO, Elm 10 wInidenswsrtbes ReluItat
~ bei6leunisen, auf oab ale RatiOnen in ben
8anoen Der Qiebe p~ereinist ieienz Snoem i'd
Sic Don bieien pOblpoaenoen Inli6ten oes
8aters in aehntnib lebe, perbleibe i'd
@eiableH Der ausseSeidnetiten !6o6a@tuns
Sbt- ergebener ~ 1--- 1-1
g. Cardinal W ntpnelli.