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The New York herald., 1866-05-28
The Cattle Plague In Irsis nd.

owing 10 the appearance ~ the cattle pisyne IN Ireland
al Order IN Council issued la Dub stops all fairs sales
of cattle. &c, 10 certain bafonlos OF Down and Aptpm
but allowing the iac OF cnto for plmCd Alto slaughter
exc ~ wihn the actually infected district despstch
stored In ireland by the Promptnezs OF and
II is now hoped tho plague will not extend I Gordon
has been drawn round the Infected strict Tao disease
Is believed to have been brought by cattle dealers from
England aud scotland.
prom the Northern whig Belfast, May iol
- How the cattle plague got into III. locality un
the county Antrim II not known IN there
lecture. There have been drovcrs In the ncebbor
hood aud stock has been brought INTO sold out Of
the locality for tho isst eight month"; II reported
that two Of tho farmers who havc suffered from the dis
casa nj santnrid fair some time ago, whore tbey
had been IN communication with English ssotoh
drovers bat they positively deny this be tho fact
The cows which have died were all located within .
distance ~ forty pcrcbcs Of each other some Of them
lico, under Mr. N u. Kelly, County Inspector, werc
very dgent the entire of yesterday and In the oven
ing, TO the number OF forty, were stationed around
The district to prevent cows ether being
which was declared by Professor yersuson 10
be infcctcd-about milo In dian,ctsr-tncu uding para
OF the lands OF prcnnan part OF the Lands OF ,rcevy and
part OF the lands OF Cargorory Tho Gordon vm
described by Mr. Henry frnsar, Assistant couny Eur
yeycr Eighty poles, bearing yellow nags, marx on tho
boundary.
gusou aud power IN his absence TO order the dos
trctiyn OF any animal which shows symptoms of dis
case Professor Ferguson k to be at telsgTaphcd
for II The disease again presents iterlf.
II may bo interesting To state that according 70 ths
of tho prces of d-osed of ~ fairs
in Irespd the average value would reach about ~ per
bead The number cf cattle 10 tho county Antrim ct
present about 1Ji 500 vsine for 81 isJ 900 and the
number az cattle In the county Down i1S CO., value
for Gi Donegal aud Tyrone have larger heads
than either Down Artrm but the class of rtoek In
In tho former aud The aggregate value 10 consequently
much higher.
The New York herald., 1866-05-28

Fcrne 4 Brythsrs of Liverpool have susIondc,l
reir liabilities heavy, but their ssseis are oorsider
able In excess thereof
Othef suspensous are reported.
The New York herald., 1866-05-28
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

He thought they ought all 10 be grateful Tor what tho
Amer an Commodore had done by pc fuason in endeay-
orng 10 brns the On leans "a reason. endeay orng TO
urnB the spaniafs 10 rcason aud 20 induce Ia athor
1lea To ftant proper y Ot ction. Ho proposed tho
Ieo"ing solution expressive Of the gratitude OF tho
meeting to the American Commodore:
nat tbs meeting separate without erprc
a. ~ n ommedorc Rodgers ~ tho United States Navy,
- - neWfmuei aud uuwcArfet erertiona 10 avert tho
- VALPARAISO; and also anxious
PEACEFUL luupn of tho din, uii between Spain
~. 70 whom b. suggesrd compromise which rcdects
H. h rr.dit upon his Judgment aud sagsy, and last
" ny hlled iot h generous offer ~ upp0sinR forco
~ pNsht me bomb rincnt town u the support of
IN. hrush Admiral couli be- secnrrd -
lhc resolution was uuauimnualy al ufei
, No,o uanka was then passed the cha rman and
inc buhiness OF the meeting concluded
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GERMAN EMIGRATION ny WAY on TSGIASp-pir-
FiCuLTY OF ouaRASrtSr
In the English House Of Lords oa the Is,h of NAV
Earl Carnaryon mlde Inquiries aa 10 the oasea of
choirrn az Hu and Liverpool and IL rcd To Know rha
precautions had been taken with respect To German
grants
Esri Granville replied that a thorough system Of quar-
antno could not ba carried out IA England and
gov rnment had giyoD The local Authorities Ito move m
the law empowered them 10 givc.
The authorities at tie Gatnan porIr had been warned
that tho liverpool shipping Gfiis would take no moro
enligranla -
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The London T,1,s Of May ~ strongly urges compro-
mise on b0lh sides All sdss ma = prepared to con
cede, Ia there any Why tho authors tho
mensare should bold themselves pied. II oocctr
giving than two members 10 constituency, but
recommends II be necessary 10 divide and suLdyldc
% the for wb H. under existing circumstances two
members viii be thought sufficient allowance
The New York herald., 1866-05-28

ifrm thc Iork Adser1s>r, way III
The Co1'iDcptai pe~s prescuts psv features
The Vienna eorr>spoaasnt ~ the London T.r~f "ys
th- hrmsmenr of Austria 10 the course Of fr~ veets
~i srnount 10 nine hundred thousand In the neii.
The London Ns<s Paris corr~s pondsnt ays tha, coons
Bismsrt daily receives letters sfvisng him ef fhs -
minent ssss~inzuon.
vrrsvs hsy Is. ise5
compiee bodies ~ Anssrisn troops bsvs been cent
forward from Vienna 10 The norh s.scs the lin nat
and The strategic eonossussioa ~ uocps rpou The
rrussan fronfeY Ass n~rsv on s<srsd
Al Imperial decree has been ixxned today sscnring
p~rfect fnnanity FROM capture n n rerchaot We
sells belonging 70 nations With with Ass;ris may Do
war. prvvdet such nations vli s1ops areoch coorse
his ursnxenent however, viii Dot ssfsnd " ve-se.
eAnyios coauAhanf o. sm, % which sss hs~s asss,g"
b (bvo - sfe1.~ N>bsd<
Large nnmbH of horses go 10 M v1srhassd a Ars
tire ~ sgssss " ths Bsvsrsn syvcsSnt
knmou sn curr-as tbsa ssprss are b~fpg msds 70
bring abcaf compromiss betveen Asstsn spt Prussia
asl thai be- bsso resolved sss 70 oomD>srs hosllns
Until hase ssortA shs have prsvsd snssccsssi rsss
rumoss, hovsvss, srs 10 - vsy s.ssssus.ied
Mas, msy 10, Is9e
Js,sIBsGss iron v-ssss spssssss sh1l rsslrsrs ~
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THE GERMAN QUESTION.

Ins n,ense Avaamsats of kussrfs-vo Wsr
Vet Deeiarea-Itaiy Likely 20 Mahe
War oa Auserfo at alt uasard-Couns
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BosnAs (yia Persian Gulf, May =. 1893
Tho qloiziious are e:---Broach, 3i0r per candy. o.
10 ysss per H. with freight DhoerAb, 3l6r sr candy
or II isId per III with freight freishts to- per tn
Exchange, d. ikd per rupee. shntnzs-t0 sim, Gb,
Dr. a., net los lid ~ Jsln., Iib, Or, loat net
liz o. dt3sin., sib iox, sr ga. Det la Id
a tsip. sib W. "a, net los b. sos mule yArs, 1aa
per In, net la 0t.d Market duh.
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THR ENGLISH TURF.
The Race for the Derby - Lord Lyss
Wsss ny D-,s I. Ls.gsh.

llfOm the tofk Adferuesf, nay ~
yrsos oorHsK. NAV lG-rHs psnsy,
lord Lyon hrst, Bribery Colt second. Rnstr third
vs,y nne race, twenty four ran. 5;A r. ~
Ron In tao snnute- f"riy nine seconds
Betting - 70 t-t>ssd Lyon. Lnoifor struck oat a.
I225PM
Lord Lyon won the Darby by hafA hDs,b, afta =
vr-y Ono
Ty-nty.four hores ran.
prom the Liverpool Conrisr. Nay Ia
TIE following The DoIby a,Ar,sn and lookeys,-
rs @Si Lyon s,os.-.n s,, r.rssisn Sn- .cs.,sss,
Efu,aer -
ga.,l- .. ris,k~.ll. J.. .visss la. cannon
RssiaB - Afgiisry. ......d by bllskfgytFfeaeh
NsspssiAn, Nsemissi-r NcsA J onmshs-
Knight q heknight q y,
,ssscsni rsiras ~. Hssss .. b.. :. Asam'
Bue Rlhani .iasfoisiio. orusmoni. .. .c0-sy.
G,sn s,-s-sn disnsowrs ohsnss.v
strtlhogBss sswI.i1sts .sgussnlr ....J ks9-dsn.
.bsrs.,1i. rra1r@ss ~ rhs nsro J. oo..sr
rarrsaby.. Gaiasn fAiy G rsr-L
Dab Of Yoft " sdtoprd.. Adsiaids t.-..- y b.ns
s,,slsa s,sss i's,rs.' Sis. rss ". ms,s bs.;
Robinbo'd souh Lne'sa- bi...n''hs hsA'
u. rrns,s w. Alhsn. piisa stidi@.
toa .......... covsy
''''''' 90 t-,s - s,s,usA, .. ns,m ".
isyise'rn. >,is,'r ss.1s nsr.q'an. a.-Ds1is'
-'''' '''' fsi.. - Pssirysaat q Adam.
gn.r.-es Enlsbt 4 Ear.p,.sfisa, cIsy
nissi ~ -. .,annsbis :. +. Dsnna ssitns.
f4Fr.I skiffrfslFr Qllssr LILY fsatrs
Fa.n fsl u. ~ " riri oaHsIsi HAonss
c,r rals,ih hs SO ~ s,.ss.,., ',!p,s.
i.narsi .... hs~Biinstsf. Noacfaits a. N. Llnfh
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EUR or E.

Gun W.T..
Arrival Of the steamships 0ity Of
Boston and Aleppo with TWO
Days Later News.
TIE MONEY PANIC IN ITS ABATEMENT
Failure Of the Commercial Bank Corporation
Of India, and Failures In London
~ and Liverpool.
1sv -~~~I-~-~,>,----~~~,~>~~~ -~~~I-~--~,>,----~. g.i .,g-.-.efF
saAIn or SPECIE 70 THE CONTINENT.
8istory oft Monster Bill Brokers
a.. Of England.
THE GERMAN QUESTION
Immense Arnaments in Austria and
an Advance to the Prussian
Frontier.
THREATS AGAINT COUNT BISMARK's LIFE.
~>--~><-,-,>>,~<.,.~
Italy and Prussia Said to Have Ac-
eeptcd a Congress.
The Bombardm emit Of valparaiso
Reported.
English Dennneiation Of the Spaniards and
Thanks to Commodore Rodgers.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND.
n Race fsr The Derby and Lord Lyon
The Winner.
>>-~~~~~~~~~~Os~~~>>~
TIME TWO MINUTES AND foaTy.NlNt SECONDS.
THE CHOLERA IN LIVERPOOL.
-~>~~>~>N~D~~-~~>~~--~~-~~
German Emigration by England Stopped.
&e. As. ~.
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A.. As.es.At.s s~sssissss.
t----ras nsy -. 49,
r.s-.ls a~sss . cesrsi.ss Il hs nv, - 90
-. s.,sas 10 ssaas = SspueD - onmo
The New York herald., 1866-05-28
The Peace IlusssOrs.
The Latest.

LivyHrooi, May IL, 1850
The war question n unchanged
There are however, more pacific rumors from Paris,
and the chances OF = European congress improving
II Is asserted that Prussia and Italy have ssssnted
The Austrian reply he's not been received.
Trieste despatch of the 10th Of May says that the
Austrian volunteers about 20 proceed 10 MeIro will IL n
stated saiI under the French nar
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27
d" Moses Returned to His Friends.

{, appesr- ;hs' Andy johnson was only .
stray sheep from III" Locoioco fold. Pasture
had becoine very .h'rt and witherSi. and he
wandered 81. After awhile he was fcund-no,
ia buliushes, ;hough--;sken up and put into
green Pastures. where ho coon became " TAT AMI
,aucy." and ungra,eiui N his pres.rvers. one
lay he accidentally ssd he would be a " Moses. e
and Immediately tho :icck from which he had
s;raycd began 20 cry out
"Ns.e.i Moses don, get lost.
stretch your rod aud come across
Ani" Nose" hcarkened unto the cry. stretched
My Policy rod, AMI treHt homo. He i, now
distributing his fcck among the green pastures
proper ~ them. with himself AZ the Leader. f,r
another attemp; 70 destroy the Government
H. tho meantime b" has boon swim ;iny round
"'he circi'. hunting uP his old friends and
ur-ins 'hch - -en~wci efforts. such j. indy
Johu.su. tho ;nn,.. -l Mosa.. Who-c motto y
"srle ~ rain" In swim ging r"und the ri e
"ei-' ic Las tsc"mo dizzy. liAo ;hc diunkasd
sud thing ih" law making I'wcf has sxunS
Hr,,.ni from C,usrsss - bin. and he therefore
deh', ~" r@nr'e ~iih hi' Ny r"li~v Tie
pcop,~ r"'r thoI' ousw"rius him. Maine
Vermont. Pcnuaylvan.a. Illinois. indians. uh 10
AMI i."s hsvc given him such . blnw - Will
s.sin -eni him "-virgins round Tho circle. s.
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Presidtu; johnson he, always profsssi great
regard for ,hs Isoplc. 8, is his frequent ss.er.
ton tia, he came rom. aud is one Of tho people
and tina, heis aiways governed by the wishes Of
The people The Presiden, saw 81 more than
year ago 10 announce a plan OF reconstruction
and after refusing IA Acquirsr and cooperate
with Congress. 10 the great work Of restoring
the Union, be expressed his Willingness to appeal
10 the people. lIe DECLARED that the people who
clearly comprehend the Hrea, questions In issue
would decide between him and Congress. Tbs
people have spoken, and they have pronounced
against the President and Ia favor OF Congress.
They have said by their verdict that the Prcsi-
den,'s policy" In regard 10 recosirnciion was
not satisfactory, aud that the measures he vetoed
were right. n the president meant what he said
In 90 many ways and % many occasions, he must
now sbaudou bic 'poliey'' and cooporaie With
Congress. win he d" Il win he nos acknowl.
edged the defeat he has sustained, and abide By
that verdict Of the people, 90 recently expFessedl
u he does. then VII strife briween the President
and Congress will erase. Nhe does no, then he
will show hlmsslf 30 nnifuihlt Iaan and dem
aEoess. VIVA, will he do The elections to be-
held 10 November will he the re-echo Of those Just
passed. As gU.s Pennsylvania, % goes New
York. 10 New Jersey ne shall gain Que. II no,
two members Of Congress. 10 Illinois We shall
hold our own, and We also venture the prediction
that the sposssey Of scna,cr DocIiuIs and Gov.
lasndAll win not cause any considerable defec.
ton 10 Wisconsin,. The Issue between the Pfesl-
dsssaud CougrtssIs virtually decided The peo-
pie sw The highest court known 10 republe,
.asd from whose decision there lice no appeal
They have nov demanded cha, the constitution
n amsndmsnis must - fslGed ~ The South Ne
. eoadItioh precedent 10 their being represented
In Congress. win the President nov Eeirace biz
steps : WIN be spPolagizs for The insults be has
cisssd DE people In the psrson Their rsprsssn.
taiivesf win he rssFse, The chambers be has Ut
tered against the Congress d the United States By
quss.iouiug he lOyslsyi 10 q word, viii he
Prssldsus scqnisso IN ths dssision Just made By
Ne psspls ana no longsr 80 himself ~ as ihs
iaw-nahins powsrcf shs eovssnmsn,s We will
walt anA essf tesa rlFasse aH
rs y1fU "a xit |aElI y fsasr aslfr.t ~
90 faai tstev - .iAsrsts.s a. f.Fel't Ara ~
.sssssisaas ~ HetfHet.e ~ sf'rn' sainsH
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Special Notice.

Walking along North Gay Street, oai ai'"u.
iion was attracted BY large and pretty -,or"
such a. one will often find along broadway. y
!. We walked in and Immediately rec"su.ye.
our old friend cLEAvELASD. lie cou.tc,us. ,
showed Us through his c.,s bli'hmcn'. We ;,u,.
he had = splendid stock Or retailing ant a.au
stairs Tor wholesAleing. Iii, stocs IS rruiotrI
4 Dry Goods Of all kinds; Cassincr,s. O. -
variety; q fine line of Hosiery. Gloves. shiri
ami Tics. in fact. the best selected stock # soo
W. have seen. His prices. as genera! ,iIin.
arc per cent. lower than elsewhere. wcwcn
away undcr ,heeonviction ,hA, Dry Go-d- g..
Notions could be- bought lower ~ leS :. Ga.
-;reet. one door rom Front sirro,. then ..rv
where else in Baltimore.
Oct. Sit - obsLnVIr.
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Questions to be Decided on tho 9th of
November.

!1iH Laysi n,eg or Traitors control tie ';a~rrs.
renfP
SAIL iie Nthossi D,A Be Fsri!
SisR Dissbled tn,on !Soii,,rs, scAo ass,sted ~
.,,'.,g he Government, be paid thar pension.
SsrHh, W,ia,r. and O,Tlsas y "a. srSre boys
sip .iai FER hi-f C,apiry. .. ,o'grsi pfA.ir pm.
.i9Ysy
Sail RID Ssi5oc.. ~ho .topgh oga'n'' ie Ia
,on, i,ce,sr ysHs,os. rom hhs' Gorsrraeni h,s
'4Ygt 10 de,Toy
.NiaR oSr nan IN Spa'h Clr1iinI hi,, ~ ,,pch
representation ~ CdRgrcss a, Iwo rbs, n.,n ~
Hcrylsnd'
shall one Res,i SSS,,r Sa,. Iwo co,,. a., ~.
',4 >5i@ip's oxE
sam Miry'a"d pa, 'or ne Sio.,. - f.e> ~ q,
N,,r C'nsii.;isss
!Sli"n DR. oforsr SIS, ooo, GOO J. fg,ea.,i u,,.
ne ST; n pig h,,v'iaS R'Iei, fer fh,ir form.
r. Sore,
10 yor ~en, your r',,- 'RcroI'-i Is - re
iYRlrci. sIore wioi Il nsr ~
IL Clpyrc,s a. 4 .IoIHsou. ~, is'r.f-giiasy or-
er ~ M, Gor~.m,ai
Tee questions must be- settled ON the G,h Of
n,1t November. =, the ballo;.toI. BY voting
a., loyal rpicn Ticket, you decide rsain'i Tiai.
tors controlling the 'iovefnmen, aud a tePudia.
,ion OF the Nsional Debt; in favor e Union
Soldiers aud Cn'on Widows aud orphans receiv.
,ng pensions agsin.' crippled Rebels being pen
stoned against one hrbel casting fsro ballots to
Union mHn oa.; sesin-' Mar, land paying S3j,
non, 600 to Rebels for cu'aneiPaicd Slave against
at increase Of our Taxes against the paymrn,
81 The Rebel Debt Agnin., 4. Johnson's pres.
unpiion in a.sgmin. 90 make laws lor the cnun.
try. instead ni The ioyai Congress
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"A serious dIslurhanss took placs Ct HagbES'
town a Isw days ago. A Uaion Mes Meeting
was being held and u proc, ssloa was passing
through the streets, when Il Was attacked By .
gang Of Rebel rowdies. A Eight ensusd, aud The
rebels were chased 10 their head-qnarters, low
grog-ahop, and here guns aud pistols were freely
used, the rebels iring from their buIldng, 10
which, as was found afterwards, had bcsn stored
large number Of guns, pistols aud carbines.
In the melee, the header Of,he rebel gang, fei-
low named Charles Gaul, was Instantly Killed
Several others werc wounded, one or two NOR
tally.
A serious disturbance also took placs al Wes,-
minister on Saturday last. A rebel Mass Meet
ing had ayu held, during which Sighting whis'
key had been quito freely Distributed. In ,hs
evening" rs a wagon.load Of the gentry were
passing through the streets on their way home
they attacked q prominent Union mau named
Jacob Dell. Mr. Hell submitted Ia their abuss
and threats for iOnN time, but at lnst fired
three shots Into the wagon, wouudlng four men
lie then gave himself up to the Sheriff Of 'h'
county. aud was committed to Jail. An angry
cruud Of about one-hundrsd rebels surrounded
the ballding. and demanded that Mr.. Bell should
be surrendered Ia them In order that they nigh
give him dosc Of " iynch-law," aud on the re-
fasAl Of the Sheriff tn aeccie TO their demands
Z they proceeded tn brcak open tho door. Bu
here they were met By Determined sheriff will
y revolver ia zach hand who told them that b.
would kill the 6rs, man that crossed tina, iLrcsh
hold Nonr OF the rebel gang cared 10 he thai
first man and 50 they Withdrew, giving ven
/ To ,IIeis rage and disappointment IN ,hresis q
I future vengeance
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MARRIED.

A. Clifton, on tho 10th instant, by the Rev. II
u coskcrY, wILsoS c. NICHOLAS, of Baitimo5.
county. 70 ArSrsrA. younsee, daughiog 81 n
late col. Samuel Mcsle. Of Baltimore city.
On the sd instant. al Trinity Church. To~
sontowu, BY Rev. Mr. tIoif, W. HoPkIss H. -
- sa.LiE A. PEAAeF, both Of Baltimore count,
AT Trinity Church. Baltimore. on the 10Th 70
slant. by the Rev. c. II. Hall, Gas. T. BAELH
u Baltimore city, N fLoasEos v, daaghier 81
the late Hosea Kemp, u Baltimore county.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Ilinkl,
II strawbridgs, pstka PHooToR, OF Baliimorc
county. IN MFs. D. Y. HALE. of baltimore cts
st Zion Church, on tho 18th instant. By -
Henry Schelb, CmARLES GrxTuER. Of Baltimar
county. 70 Miss MAaaIE, third daughter 1T .
". hsd"cke. ESQ.,, formerly ~ Isaliimors ~.
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The Amendment no. a Radical Mea
sure.

e. tH
Tbs Constitutional Asnendmsnt was not a
lavsriis measure with the radicals IN Congress.
Itwas perfected and engineered Nv some q the
more conservative members rs passa %
throagh the Houss was The signal that the rad
cslrsisn Of Thsd. sisysas was over, which
o.. he acknowlsdssd In Iusubrious speech.
'saarssirBsd che leadership into tho hands Of
men who had become Tired Of inapracticable
-sobsmes. and wsFs dsisrminsd 10 units upon
msssuss asaulss In lss character and perma.
ntnt n iss results. Taking these wsll-Femsm.
s@-s- ss=s.-- ..s ss-=sss, I. = - s=r-: 81 .he
partofths Democrats 70 charactsrias ths amend
rnspt % . measure 81 The sxiFems radicals. and
- dsnounee les sschems u Thsd stevens and
Bis clique. The schemes ofs.sscns c.. were
u a. eniiraly different style. embracing ths
mant xialenf and revolutionary lasislasion.--
Nhsy hnHe fsand - little support In The House
- tAsv heNs Iuand In The country. while The
CsnslIIniIsnaI Amsndmsnt eomulands The sup
port u najorisy Of ihs AmsEiean people. as
iesummaudsd shs sapport ~ . majority ~ The
msmssss ~ ccagFsss.
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DBTnEsixG AcciDKSr.--Soine three OF four
weeks ago n young lady, aged about ~ yearS,
named Charlotte A. Wright who resided with
der most distressing circumstances. She coaxed
her uncle into conscniing that sire should go 10
the pos,-officceI M. DamPmans for his mail,
and rode young horse generally perfectly gen
lie, hut apt 10 become frightened NJ crowds \
public meeting had been held at DampnIans 3, AMI
was about breaking up whoa Miss Wright siiri-
ed On her return hoine. TIL rattle of the Wagon
aud the unusual noise frightened her horse, aud
be became unm anagcabIc, aud threw her ~ ihr
ground, her head striking frsi. She was pickle,
np and carried homc inscuib,e AntXlmiusiioii
showed her skull 10 lie fractured badly. but shr
lived over wccl, algcr the accident ,nsensihlr
We believe dIIug ,ap whole period
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49, Mr.. johnson has sAid that ",he grounds-
well would come In BY and by" The grounds
WELL has come 10 and has completely swampsd
the craft called my policy, ofwhich President
johnson Is captain and NJ. Seward mate. When
the Presiden, gOes TO sea again he should have n
more reliable pIIo, than NJ. Edgar Cowan and
hls " Kangaroo " crow.
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DIED

- Lis Teaidenee In Baltimore city, on SUNDAY
last, Of paralysis. Isaac GRiFrIfu. aged 81 yraf.
and ? months. formerly u this county.
Al her residences IN bsitimese esuniy, ~ ~.
~ inst, Avg LEwIx, aged ~ years
Ia heiseeTptownso on tha Sth inst. hssl ,siN
Baows. In the ssd year o. his age.
On tho 18th inst, At Cornwall. Lebanon Co..
Ia. DAVID hAusosp. eldestson of Artemus and
Ehssbcth u. Wilhelm, aged year menths
aud weeks.
In baltimore county, on tho Goth insi.. NJ,
AtrnEp, aged years. ! month aud days, ~,
~ son % WIN. A. aud 3. r. p. Mailonee.
In this county, on tho Esd inst. Tnosas A..
aged years and months, son Of George II
aud Margaret whitney.
Near WethercdsvIlle. on the Goth ina.. IN
scsp ". Laws. aged a. year,. =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

M ILLEGAL PaEsIDEsT.-Thc Toledo Blade says
the Presideu, complains that eleven States had
no voice In maturing The Civil Rghl. Aaa Freed.
mems Burean bills. Therefore, be veioes
We suggest further lesson from this sane
text. Eleven States had no voics In Andrew
Johnson's election, and twenty-five more repu.
diaie bis acts. Lelhim therefore. reign Qui,-
ev WAC.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

CHsSeE.--Thc firm Of Robert u. S,ansbury d
Co. At Franklin Inn, Corner 81 High and Iiilen
streets. Baltimorv, has betn dissolved, Mr. Sitter
retiring from the business. which will lirnccforth
be carried on hy Mr.. Sitnyhnry alone We
would recommend the Franklin Inn q oor ufthc
best public hDnscs in the city, Tor fnrmers aud
Others Of our friends Ia Baltimore couutv Who
visit the city ca business or plcasurr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-27

FArAL AcuoESr. - On Thursday OF rs, week
As the bark wsgoa OF Jacob Muss,i.asAn, ofwood-
ensburg, in this county. was passing Moan, Hope
on the aeisieTstown road the DR. YER naIied Ship
lev, fell from what's known as ihe "lazy board
when the hind Wheel Of the wagon passed over
his bead. DE Rogers ~ Pikesville. wss sent
for, bat could do nothing ior iho UNFORTUNATE
muu, who died IN a few minutes after tle doctor
arrived