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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-08
Gcfetscbmms BON @farptanO.
M~nnapp1ts, 7. Sci

annapolis, 7. Sebr.
Sn Der 9~efrtsen N6enpibuns be5 &C.
mats palirte cine grpBe An3abl unterseOrO=
meter Bills.
Sn Der Na9mtttagSIibung beS . e9 a.
ten9auieS palIirte Die 8tG, Die Bounty.
Qcte BON 1865 su an1enbtren, 10 oaB Der
@OntrC1eur autOriltrt 1T, gpuntte5 an far,
bige Gruppen 3u 5ablen, p9ne Elm @erttfcat
peS 8punt9<SOarO gu baben.
Sn Der A6enpliBung palirte bic Sid, mel
6e fir 8e3a9lung Spn 9ubltcattUnen Der Sc
leBe &erfisunsen trift.
Sn Der Geutt9en Stbun9en be5 Senata
iberrei@te SGr pom Committee iiber fGberafe
Nngeleeenbeiten einen 8ertGt nit gefAli.1z
fen, mel6e Die III Der @ouoerneurs<8 pt1Aaft
au6seprO&enet @nliAten 9utbetBen 3urids
9elegt.
Der YlenarbeI8luB pes SIR. @(arf, ba8
9te9tfrtrun9a9eleb 8n umenpiren, tpurpe 9e-
tafelt.
Sn Der 9eutigen Sibung be5 Deleeaten=
GauleS iberrei6te Der Spre3er cine 9etitipr
pom Der St9el llnipn 2igue BON Baltimore 81
@unten bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
9ie am IS. San. pom Spreder beantrag=
ten 8eI6li1e, Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be&
Yrdltpenter 3u enDp1iren, paS 9ie9erttinnt=
re4t gu miBbi0i9en &c. murbet nufgenpmlnet
Ser Spreder beantra9te bic Bef6lu1e Oa.
bin 81 ameuoiren, baB Der 4. @eidlub = cir
Compliment fir Sewaro entbultenO -geltrther
luerbe, I'm 81 eriobrcm, mas has pauS ppr
SubnIUn8 9olitit battle. 0ieleS wurpe nit 81
9e9en 35 5tImnlen geltebmigt. Dlr. Sartel
%ittmlrtte b19e9en. Oarauf puroe beontra9t, ot
8eI6life 5u t~afeln, mas nit 40 gegen q
Simmer pertpOrfen puroe.
DIR. Buchanan iagte, CT lei 9e5Dun9en &c:
gen Die 8ei6lIIe 5u itlmmet, ba Elm Gbeil De-
uniDniiten iih all Die 0empfraten p~ertauft ba'
Re, inbem beantrugt pOrben iet, Die 0e%l OIutior
CUR Nnertennuug SewarO8 gu 1trei6en. .
Wr. WtjlIer Don WaIb. So. iagte, er tperot
nt6t Oufar itimmen, Die llniOns>pa sn per.
tdufen.
Oer. Softer Iagte, Die 91uoitaIen mpllter
ScbnIOn nidt enoofiiren wegen oe8 Ne9er.
itimmrettS; CT lei erwdblt, segen OoS gieSer.
ltiwmredt 3u arbeiten uno Mnorew Sobnior
gu enbp6ireu.
3FOtr. BilfiugtOn iaste, er lei ge5pun9en se
gen bic 8eidlliie CUR Qnerfennuug Oes grG.
iioenten SObnipn 5I ltimmcn, pbgleid er beiIer
,6anolungen ron ganSem SerSen gut belize.
Sic 8eiAlufe leten BON benz Spreder bean.
tragt wOroen, ben Nooitalen ben Wino aug
ben Se9eln su nebmen, bod oieielben ieien in
Caucus Der unipnsmit9lieoer nit SO geaen 9
nieOer9etimmt unO iein Subfitut ansenOmmer
tpUroen. SEPT mplen tie in8 9aus tOmnen u.
iu @erein nit ben 9emDtraten bic unionsge=
iinnung beS t6auie8 nieOeriimmen unb einer
COnlerUatipen Siea beunipruden. ST lei er
haunt, mie bilig bier %Uertauft peroe.
Dtr. Smitb pom Mae9b. ld9te, nd6oem Die
8eI6lafIe i'm Caucus uerp~prfenporocn ieien,
lberralbe es Jpn, Dab mar ie jeBt porlege. III
p%rOteiire 9esen bic 6anolung Der Wett9lteOer,
pel6e ale decentralization ge9en oen@aucna
miba&ten. @r i6Iuge Dor, oaB Die Unions
mitsIisOer id ~uereiniaen uuO cine unoere Hei=
be BON 8e1dlafen paIIire. Webrere ytit8lte'
Der iaSten, ie witroen inter Prpteit fir bic 8e=
f6IIiie ftimmen.
Die BeI@ta1e tpurpen nit AZ ee9en "a
Stimmet anSenOmntem. Scr. Bartea fimmtt
eneeeen.
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arttOn @renber, on9etla9t, @PirituOiet am
SOnat y. Sertan!t gu Rabel1!, .9ab fir ieim Gri&ei.
SIN 8atien9eri6 tpllrbe SOIepb Stins
mann NIT Der 8erwaltung beS NfadlafieS BON
&atbartna u, SfiGlmann betraut.
@ommOn Ylea8 @eri6t. Matbtlba
Sdnetoer 9e9e1 Sobn Ginger; urtbelt bes Sriee
bensridters abgeGnbert.
OfaiOr unb S&affer 9e9en SamueG s.. gSiltiue
Jon; urtpelI 81 9unien beS appeuanten abseGn>
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Ger Iber bes.StidTaI elmer ospiGen u rrtbo WIar.
{ : pNn ourtc, S&mtts, trel&t I'D brr etrcd 5 Sabren aus
csM 2anie t9teS Srneers Ru6oIf SleuIer In Baltimcre, Nb,
tntternt bat unb fparIps Serf&punten III, if6ere Nustunft
speen 1ann, erp9lt etne 8e!Ebnuns bon $40.
tn geaittnStrn, .. 6. Srfr;n1
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MdI3 : Grtract.

Die htItrdfttse 2Dtrfuns unb Der gDUSIetf3saa6 Ses in
alien 2antern 5%eltebten, prn 0u.n Gltsrsf!6det unb In ie.
benz t6rperltatn 3uitGnbe germ gentlemen s. fl n
MID 0~eranIaSt baletbe aus 3eutf4Ianb in tntpOrttrsn. -
Dtsits, zines nod bet llribttI Ter 9errn &erite ir iebtser
5stt uneatbetrlt1t 9IIfS- uHb Stdrtanesnttttl, ~eewurbtgt
Ia5rt TN Bolt, IN ts teRe btdttf9e Stdrfunesmttttl BET
Sruf' Wtasen-, 5antctrtUtbauetttn ssf8pd6tee 8erbau.
ing unb al Btntetner S5rperE&w66e Gapfe6leu BON ber
9rssten Sutprttdttn btr y go rtn seS Sn. Eno &uEIanbes,
bslrbt BON str Snbnfr!e. NusFsGuns 3u greslau unS aus.
9siet9nft ert9 StsIe erpBe ep!fsne. Inb NIberne gerttenf.
WtetaiHen.
81 baten so 74@patR akarIes @ r. anS Str.
"a 6 fgrattfr
(fsbt-1mt) SrieSrid Gtifer, asent.
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VA oas 0entf4e NnbItfnm BON BaIto.
SprIGufiop 9Inapinp

Dte s~tttterttl tentlt anterifanti&e S6aupteler,n grau
9tttGsa'sG euer retlt tn unirer Stnbt, um f6 mad elmer
Sr Naton, tur etntee Sage bet tbrtr S&peaer (8rau::S.
uLfaT1e6t! gu ttbo;en. 9as &beater-g Omtts Ger GSneurbta
une As0anenten ser Geieafaaft bic erfreuIi&e anS.tge Al
e aef eaP e. e%entfeIben watrf&eInltd seltnsen pfrb, bftl
m u tint Xaule Der na@Fen Dc&e duf cine rber ,te
SDtEe4uneen ~ 9eptnten unb ptr6 btefe sta4rt6t etwie
Htnrel8eH. etsfer In tbren Darfeannsen d6t rsibii6en
Se1tipsa E9nflfrtH., tpte Bet ttrent frabtrn Nuftreten tn.
2~9uteapEr. &ptater In .tn9ItIder Spra6e, bic aaeemetne
8getlEagn1e ees seehrten gnhliinrn ihr al a.rtn,sn. e.
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05oIf8s@raueret pptt RnIti,mnrr (Sn

Die Atsttn-Sntaber tuerten erfu6t NIT ZEN 3ablunaen
ndajut0nnen, tnsem ber an8sfaufte EdrIeo Part am /. gIGr,
a%n9etreter unb 5u 9Iet&er 8ett has 8auet bedtnntn pIrt.
Gebcts fIr 8aulhatertalten unb Nrtett Uerben In Der Offte
peer bet Setr. Salant VIC. 80 3arrtfpnfr, entsestneenpm.
men; in 9Iet3er 3ett If has pabIieunt ~etuselaten, T& bteftln
untertebnten ft antul4ltessn.
(bVfrial ,BGIIauf S,fr.
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mpMonira 6oIfp

~SNN1NSStkO G~A&ts
SEER &GarleS 3ieBler, Der 10 oft burd feline but
msriitiideu Sprtrd9e Die Dttt9lieber beS Nrbeiterr
SilpllngS>8ereinS a%nuIirte, bat beute @lbeltb 1T
Der 0tedanics Sale iein 8euef3. Dur6 Die
8abl ppn swei i6Gneu 3beaterfiiden, i'll beren
auffiibrurtS i'm Ntabane @eimit, Die Strrert @er>
ner, SUB &C. unterfiiteu werben, bpfit er Die 3llt'
friebenbeit Der Numelenpert5u erlalt9eH ltno, I'M
alien auforberunsen 81 %genii9en, bat ct nod etn
Tall5trGn5be1 arrongirt, melbe8 nab 8eerot9un9
be8 letten Stiife5 b~egilnen miro.
Seire Sefannten u1b bauptidGli4 Die W1tt9lie'
Der pbige1 &erein8 lclten nid)t nerfeGle1 bnr9
sabIreideu Seil6 5t sei9en, OaB ite feline Beitre>
blnlse1, ibien Ser9uit9en 5t madel, anerternen
nl0 St beIpbnen %trilien.
EI tegiernnsssYd g irerben in tur3es
FER Grin beicret our9 bic expedition bes rgBeder." Die
8irSerpapiere fub in tebem Sale basu erfsrberlit.
Sin bsftiser Sbnupfen.
@erabe iett, no 1tegeu unb Gpnneni9ein, parmeS
Wetter rnb Groft I4nel uuf chamber fUlsen, fam es mir
gut isin, wenu man gu ben anberen Saus9aItun9sgegeus
fGnben nod ben ba3u fist, rt eineu bSien S9nupfen gu
beilen. 8ir ~teoleiten biermit bic %tpert9boIe gta9ri8t,
baB gu elmer perrtauenten unb iofortisen Seiluus aner
bieier oeri6iebenen Srant9siten Mabame 3aboc
Rorter'S Sufeu 8aIfa nipts Slei&tcmmt
Bel alien DruSifen ;u 25 unb so 9ts. bic 6lai6e 3u Bas
ben. [9an. 29-3. Sebr.
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Relter Vounprein

Dem QSInf&e Steler 8auUeretns a. rtunte mad aufpmn
pabstt etas Antabt Burger bei4lpFen, etnen neuen 0eretn
~ 9rGnceH unb es tperben essRaIb tterntt aae ~2ttttaser
etnsS SanSsretns e%tnsslaben, f& Srettas Nbsnb UNI 7
Of Canal nats OrIsaus Str, etasuFnttn.
(sbfrl -. DdS Gpmtte
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Die idbrIi6e 8eriammlunS
Der tSraeIttifthcu wobItbdtteeeite>
@3efeuSdbaft

fntet am nd4fen 9 rrntas. ben IL. B. Sd, WDrgens
% nbr fat. Die NnbI fur Seamten unb tes BERN aItunss-
ratbs fur eas l%autenhs Ssbr rtrb prrs.npmntsn unb Ter Be-
RIOT bes S6aSmetfsrs sunb S6rtftfIbrers ~SpretIeet per-
pen: pie Wtttslteber Tnb fresnhIt& erfudt f& satlrst& ~
tettetIi9en.
lbpfEfdl lnnnhQnrH Srfr.
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Oaruuf beantraste Der Spre6er, bic Ubene
erpabnte 4. &elclutipn ais einen Separatbe=
I4luB, tpel6er berat6en purpe, wcrauf pas
5auS 9teceB nabm.
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J(eu1 All6eigen.
Gefmh.

=. " S1r Mrs % { t 6 unb NptS 0untntr SS6ter
fta 2ta. E0Cs, lsst.etn Srtef In her Office b. VI. tfrlD
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Ssrtpdbrtrb an 6anb Gin tsaadnbiees Eager bur franjb.
Ffben uni beutl@sn g9etnen. Qil upren &c. frrie cine arese
AuS~abl BON Gasai Ips &tgsrren unb taltt Id MID lei
Scrtpmmenbrm Setarf 81 fenA %empfcblen.
NhpIpb Berb,
ttOf,fal Sls. liz U gruttfr. apiI$sn Eight II G6arlesR
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Motif.

01Ottj.
Inter e%eutt8sm Datum e%rSfnete i'd am bitt:sn glass eli
G%otnntiiOn6 unO Gngrns Mcin, Siqnn>
nnD IabafSs 0e1A1ft
1aGttmEre8 8. Getr. 1885.
80. 172 %. TrattRr, sptf8en Stsbt II. Gtarle:fr.
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MuberOroentlide General 0eriammlnna
0eS Mna. Nrb. 1tnferffiiB. g$ereir18

Die etehrtet W~titslteter pbi8en yereins wetter erIu6t
Dennerfas,s s. 8ebruar, NbenbS 7 ubr Central Sou, @aGar.j
3ablret3 3u tri9etnen, ba pt6tiee @e i&6fte Ter B,rIanm-
lung S~Orltegeh; bic stnes teSen WitsItebfs NnpefsnFett .r
%fereern. Sm &uftras
(ntoe) 8, 6 IL 1. Srfr.
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@rbeiter 8ilOunQgzWcrein

Die g~1it8lteber hts Erbsttsr 8tltunss.geretnS uerbtr
bstt6ft tr iu6t, iurt Sensfa tee 9rn. 3teSter, Dpnnerhas
8. Jebruar sablreid NIT Breunren unb Setannten 3u erf6et
nen, inbsm bir StnefItant turt ttre buntrrittften Bp-
TRACE uns in unIsrn w66entItter Ser fanmlunseu f&or
man6en serenl6ten Atenb beretttt bat.
(btmtepj NIIIer, 2rdk OFT, Str.
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81 GrbBer MasfenbaG
G&SaH btS
XR O5ermamia US Gnnercburs
akgXl AM IS. Tebruar 5. 8,
@ in Der Gnnr0rOta Qalle.
gDas lou her @rn f In elmer 8stt
SEEM R6nt8 8 drneOG re9iert?
sGas foaen Spre' unb Trauristeit,
glenn uns istn SesPtsr mint unb fGtrt!
6tnn eB NIT 9riuen, gfdrrtn tpmmt
gon glDrb une Su6, BON on unb Q6ef
gDtr 9eten mas d1etn 9ud1 frrntnt,
Der glarrhett @lld-ba5A uerbef
Der Gerrtantn Otdnner6Dr 3etat ietnen y1tt8lteSern unb
Breunben erfebenf at, b1B er ;ur Beter Ger Gaftnd6t fetnen
s. SatrestaG tn elmer gBttie abbalten tptrb, tas f9 bic
@n9sI I'M Stnme! tranf laden iUaen.
@rogramm
1. Ser tntsug, nm 40 llbr ~te9tnnenb, strb bard bic IL.
rubmtteten Srdger Der Ndrrtttt a%us9efIfrt perten s. a T.
I t n SCran, baum y a ffen unS Z enftI-f46ner
@ebante !-ytpnnen nnb Seren. 3wet R~atfer (btr Char.
leg ntttl lit &enefen Dor Gruter SDnGttGn benz
1t9t . g N BE IL { d, Patent, Ncttrn. unS anbePPe
8rauer, SUrnetnes unO sentstnes . q nit unb ptne
Mtftr .EpIG"-ter Narrbett Z rturpt!
2. 9asnen.Q uartstt pter ~pblt8ate8 Stterttt
8. Der Saiffb,
pter bic b66f punterbarli6t uub nts pieter Ia Beweitnt,
welt6tfprtf6s, pbne Gblprpform unb BID f~&rter3lpie &tt-
incorporation teS TN gDafer e~rtranften 8arttpntfen uH
So6ns $3.50, Esquire.
@eriomen:
Spknas8, prpptet, 9err QDiIbeIm grrnt-@s bon Der
srOsen Oper su Nmfertan.
. I nj a, oefen S6peiter, StenprG BpfIip p6er Wttg
Reaccg BON Der t~pppelten ttal. Sper tn ytep YOrt.
&tRtpl 9r Ebepbpr Born. IS, i6ntet. S6ffdnser
aus Berlin, critics Ianat Errartetes
fBtt6er Muftretsn tn Baltimore. o.
Epm Sr Carl 8Urrt.@6, bon Der erpBer Oper
5u 2pntrr.
q I II 9 d Il c + Sr. SenStrp Jurtpfp.
Gin % etnrttfenber, Sts. 81 s GcaIatGa, tatftrI.
%nsrtfan. &nnrer fdn9er.
6 ) . + Der 8tf6er wirb ron ipl5tr Stdrte fetn, taB man bic
Branbun9 Res W1eeteS gar ntdt b5ren fam.
Ort FER 9anblur9: Gpcutt Point bet Yttntce.
3eit: $50 (nt6t 1866 b, Chr
RE OStee 8eieSuna biefer ausse3et6neea 3ut1nft5nuIt
btetetbt e 80 / ~, wie ieber Siat9benfenbe sueeben
mus. SDute elmer pter cine Ger dnpncirteu GeIebrttdten
bur6 SaidIalstide %berbtnbsrt iperten, 70 1T hur6 @tnftl.
btrung Ter tenen tteH9en &rdfte fir wurbiee @ertretuns oe.
fcrst, ia Qprf6t betanntlid bic SHUTTER Der sBttstett TT unb
eia bp6Serebrtes ndrrtfbeS publttuut unter np eiteumltan.
es btsappUtnttc iperten parf.
HItfrdnttf6 NenWette mad Der NteIpbte:
v@rpBmutter min %tdn3en."
5. 1ebenSbtIh, ~barFeGsnb ME Der @errnantd Mdu.
nsr6or I'M SABRE o na6 Chr. ~aus8titten bat, mad elmer tur3s
lid aufss f%unbtnen Photographic jener Gage,
9 SuPPet uRh z. EGn3en bis sum It6!en Af6er.
uttttpr9.
Hnmtrt: Dor fem Supper taffen muir Eeasfen I'M
untsrn Gbttle hes SadleS ittn.
SubTsrtpttpsnliRtn liseen pHen Bet 9 nj c unb Saeebt
SO. Bait; Rarl & a I r, 1873 2~ertnetpn; S.S.DteB, 204
80. pratt; 8. 8. Peter, 91npber; u ats er, 9. Brefertd
Ctr; 6. y. Oebm, $50 4tettftr.; ). 9 IN m erteto'
y. @asfr.; 6r. & nap y, @Oaihasfr:; Or; RP9Ithe,
SrCattu1p; s. 90 atL Brpabira9, unO alleH atttVen
Wt tt9ltebern.
ffe2-iS1 DasGpmtte
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RThfufter,

Cine etDgs partte satfuiter aut Eager unS biuts ,u ser
Va 80 8reteridfr. 1fani
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e1uliu8 Giiembei1.

A $40 Suiiu8 GiScnbeia.
5|RVTasgs 8ein, 9iouer uuD 9a9erbeer-S alnn
&glI9s Ode Ter ;. unb Wafa6ufstts Nbene u. IL. Str.
% b stDn, o. g.
S9 eriaube mir bternfit Gse.ncH Breunben nnb Rttaunten
%er9e5enft an u3, igen, blsitd da Dbeu ssnnnnten plab cine
reue &Dt1tbfhaft ,6fuet babe unb perte futen, fertwdb.
renb ete befen QSetne. Staupre uns 2dsstbeer ;u fueren. -
3u re6t satireidtm SefHt Iaeetereebenlt Elm
(6fe3mtl 9rItuS e tenbetb s.
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GaIs ! 9aIs

Sal5 Sa15
5000 Sdde sDtnntnatpns anS StFteSs & Darress fetnes
$4,000 9 ode &tSerpspI @rrunb an6 10000 gufteIS Sutt
Sslanb Su o~triRufen tn b~eItebtssn Quauttid ten bat
(6e-2pJ AIeT Rerr j. 3 ~. 13 rntmtrce fir
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Rl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnh 0nn6l.

FTTTMS Wtetnet 8rernben unb 8efannten, Iptpte lem Yu-
Mll4Ms blitunt %Gsertauet, btene tterntt ;ur Rd6rtbt, bos
TO Die fru6ere 2BtEt9i6aft Ter 93. Otenmalb & Sub' eeI.s
sen an ter Gatbertpn &Udb fduFt& nbernpmiNen
babe unb perbe i'd htefelbe am Gpnnerfas, 8. Sebruar. NIT
etnent %hsIttatsn suns t%rsnen. lin sabIretGen 3ufprut
bt!tet e~rsetent
(hinnthU) @ep. 9reYIer.
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UergnG0ungeTl.
Sollibabtr t. S6eater.
Surge gbiaieb8 eaiipn
Oenffdbem o0ern=@eCeufcboft.
2epnar6 Grooer. Goireftor
&nfan9 @tOntag, ben -. Sebruar 1866.
Rt6t mebr ais abenbe.
0pr,&+e $50 sok. h;0;no. op.o;s. ...Yx .A

Rt6t me5r ais 6 Gbeube.
Sra6te bic ieFr biniSeu @reiie, wet4e unteu
an8e9eben finb.
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b

Sensr atqnrr-5dnbIer In Baltimore, irsI6er fetn 6 8 r en-
or t am 80. DIT. 1855 bet mtr berpfdneete, IA hermit
aufeefprhert, bafslbe tnnerbalb etner gDoGe e~iniuI5i.n, ptbrt.
8.nfaas t9 tafeIte an ben S66fbtetenten p~eTtaufen rperfe.
apafbtnetpa, 5, 8ebrpar 1866.
(btmibpl EbnA gNnIfkr
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Mn8ei0e:

Nn5ei0e.
1lnterjei6rster ~enpfeblt Rb ais 2eb1er Der WeuFf In autn
8rdn&en, ndmentIt6 bts @eneralr6fss, @cntropuntts unb
fcutIrn as Gpmppniit ter ~elafFIten Sbule, bt3tebt berIeIbt
f6 dufbte GORE f~ppnben; en-, GIMP ttlun9en umb &eeen1pnsn
Spn 9Sf.9ASenztether u. Srpbr In GaKeG. Or. Btnf In
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Etnete fur etnen Serrn u. Dame Fn6 bet iettn utttalte
fern unb eteni0 al Der 8dfe 3u habeu fir $l.OO.
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ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.
DIsastrous Results OF the Maury Immi-
grafton Schcme-Militnry Movements
south Of Vera Cruz-OrgnniIation of
an Imperial National Guard, SC.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
A.riI
THE xrrlc.S rssrcR ALTON SCHEME

sErcAS rfsIGRAuoS
The Era Of the 23d lit "a French paper published In
The city OF Mexico, commenting the abuses commit
ted N the immigration scheme says that II claims the
serious attention aud interference Of the government
Attracted by the promises Of Mr. Maury Tor the acquis-
ton Of lands and every assistance from the agents the
Immigrants arrive az Cordoba In large numbers and
when once hero have rely their resources,
while the proprietors ara becoming more and ex.
acting The greater part the United States and
there spread unvoabe reports TO the results Of the
settlement Last week group left Of nfty colon stS
part Of eight or nine thousand individuals there nearly
all well provided; Others have not the means to re
turn are compelled 10 remain In Cordoba where they
spend their last resources aud will ultimately become a
new burden the country instead OF obtaining the bene
nts OF thor labor.
rHE MEXICAN NrEpnL NATIONAL GUARD
owing to the activity and skin shown in the organsa-
ton OF tbs National Guard this country will soon
reap the bencdts OF Institution that sugh, TO
tribute avoraby towards the reestabshmeut aud pre-.
ser, alton Of pobnc order Before long de,atchmcnts
viii be stationed in such localities may require
them.
Marchall ad-de-camp to General Flcury has nearly
70 overrd from the wound h. In tho ARRAY az
Rio Fro but IL not allowed 10 leave h,s room.
" Tomas Murphy, after his dernlssion as Mexican
Mn ster to Vienna, returned on TIE ION INST
MI uAsy AFrlfns
Tho papcrs Vera Cruz say nothing YET about tht
projected advance against the J0arsts OF TIE lecword
roast The y. ~ carl Of Orizaba is the only one that
aays anything about the movements OF the hberas who
on hearing OF the march OF the jnperalst appear 10
have concentrated part Of their forces a. omeaca lse
occupation NJ Tlacoatam important for the security
Of the Vera coast aud orzsta district and even Of
Oajaca
SAY Lrr Poros1
An imperial official organ contains news from Guadal
azar that the recent there confirm the fact that
that section " now free from the depredations OF
querillas band which marauded shout Ciudad del
Maiz retired at the approach Of the French forces
McHoACAs
NThe Sccedod ian imperial pubcaicnl OF the 28th says
NJ In Of the prcviooa dssnsinhrs frou Morals "
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BrRpy-HAiL-InJ crsey CITY on Thursday, April II
at 81 Matthew'S church, by the Rev 3 NJ Rice, sAsuu
J. BnRy, Jr., 10 CHAmorrE l., daughter Of Andrew
Hall, Esq, ofJerscy City.
BsRRY- HxSpmcKsoS the Thirteenth street Pres
hyierian church, tuesday, April 10, BY Rev. D.
Burchard, D. D., r. A. BAnsy, ~, TO JENNIE, daugh-
tey OF J. p. HendYickson, all Of this city.
BKowS--CocrKs On Thursday April ~, by the Rev.
CcornR, all Of This oiry.
Dlvrs--FssrxS Lon Friday, Arril "a at Trinity
church, by the Rev o n Dutton. MI HiRAn g. DAVIS,
d Harrington, NJ, 70 Miss AprAns FHrssAs, Of sa-
vannah, Ga
Gnscr--MlcxNrosr -On Friday, April 10, by His
Honor The Mayor. H,ssos Gmscs OF this city 10 LstA
y. Micvsrrsu, daughter % the late Ccmmodore shu
brnk United States Navr.
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does not meet the requirements Of the law In order 70
give right of action To carry the case TO tho Jury IL
must be SUCH all the circumstances considered, as 10
authorize them and that the injury was caused solely
by the negligence OF the defendants.
The severity of the injury and the fact that the plain
tin is little able to bear the consequences induced me TO
give this motion than usual attention at CIRCUIT
and, feeling sympathy for the plaintiffs misfortune,
led me to listen attentivelyto all the suggestions OF
counsel am persuaded however, after careful con-
sderaon Of the evidence, that the plaintiff has not
made case which entities him 10 remuneration from
the defendants
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Marine Disasters.

sHr InrrRArRior EIisAnvrrA. from rresie remained
ashore h inst Long Island Beach, partly full Of water
and asthe wind on shore unable 70 discharge cargo
The steamboat Relief Ia In attendance upon her.
BnIe AscosruRL (Br). al Cadz March - from New York
lost deck load on the passage.
scnn BLrAson 7, from Georgetown, sc, FOR Ner York
with naval repors having enoountered heavy gale
and small boat and other mmsteral damage
OF and from Providence for Philadelphia
drove ashore the Delaware Brsskwater 81 AM inst
and became total loss. ssiS tackle and crew saved
Miscellaneous.
LAuscs-Messrs Fowler ChIctener win launch Al Bound
Brook New Jersey two O'Clock today freight steamer
built for Jacob shus; dimensions iB feet dsck fee,
beam hold built Of seasoned jersey ws oak IN tire
strongest manner bossd through and Il one Of the strong
bus for this line. She 10 70 In the Merchants
line 70 rrsnsso. r. Lad
The seams>ip orsssnan VIII BE- aussksS frsu w vsrd
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KELroN-RooK -On Thursday, April H. at st. stc-
phen's church by the Rev DR. Joseph H. Price, D. D.,
Mr.. john H KrLros 10 Miss sAaAH E., daughter OF
Alexander Rook Esq all OF .S,s Guy, r,,,. Anil,
L. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
John Paddock ADDISON d. MARTIN to CARRIE, daughter
of Captain James r. Elcock
MAaScKE-LuHRrSG- Thursday, April IL, ADoLPH
MAnScKE To- Miss MARGARErA LuHRNG, both Of this city.
QUSrARD-sKIpDY Stamford, Conn, on Thurs
the Rev waiter MITCHELL assisted by Kew. George H.
Houghton, D, b., EDwAnD 9gIsrARp Esq, to MARY,
Rosrysos- .Yros-On Wednesday, April H. at
Christ church, Fifth avenue, by the Rev r. {. Ever
FREDERICK ROBINSON TO SARAH EIzABKrH, daughter OF
Charles H. Clayton.
STIaLrsG-IsaoErr On Thursday, April IL, At st.
Marks church. by the Rev. Alexander vinton, D; D.,
II. Lecgett and n eco of Richard W. Blocker.
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invited TO attend the funeral from the resdence Of his
parents IS Lawrence street. Sunday afternoon ct
O'Clock without further notice.