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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-06
Weueite Na9ri6ten.
Selearap6irt tar ben Baltimore Weder".
80. @Dn9re6. Il Gtsuno,

US 4 y II t o n D.. Je6r.
Sm Senat CAB Ouolittlt cine Grs
tldrung. Dap tr fir bic 8iq, mel6e alien
Yerlonm zen SAub i'm @tnuB ibrer Civil
rt&te 9arantirt, 9sltimmt .baben pGirpe, ipemu
CT am lesten 6reita9 anne lenO gene ien pdre.
WtlOn Iberret6te Elm @elu6 SUn Gene
raj Sheridan II. a. Sfi3ieren UNI @ebalter.
bGbung.
3omarD itberrei4tt Die pettttun BON Sir.
germ aus Detroit uni etnen YrotecttpzIarif.
Dem 6tnan5-G ammtttee liberpteien
CHANDLER pom 6anp.lscummittee beridtete
bic 6aussUiu Elm, melde Derbtetet, benieniz
gen Nbeoern, ipelde ibre S6ife tpdbrenb bss
Rris9eS unter frmber 6laese legeln litBen,
tpteoer ameritanil4e Ne9tlter fit bie1e S6ife
gu geitatten ; er Yerlanete cine i~ofcrtiee Nb=
ltin,muns barber, SHERMAN beartraate L.
bod, bic 8ta bis mor9en 3~uriid3uleesn.
DER YlenorhelA!ue, wtlGtr bic NeprGIen>
tattonabalis %ieitite0t, wurpe .aufgencmmsn.
Sumntr BON Mtala&ulttts ipra@ baaeqen
lno btfIrpDrttte ietnen Bti9luB pom lebten
Greita9. VI 1d9tt, bic Sage bes @pmpru=
miles lsien o%orIber, bic 6%retssla1entn Mig j,
ten 9lei6e puliti19e &tGte 6aben unD ebsr
tperpt teint &econltruction mG0lt6 lein, bis
bieles stlAebm ltt. Setn Nrgument pur
ate9eOeDnt uno ior9faltis ausssarbeitet.
Sn Dem Neprdent a nten=6 a uTe
reIdte Slatne bon Maine cine 8iQ Elm, mel
de an pas Denominations COMMITTEE Ser>
wielen mtrps; bic elbt oerfiet cine neue
VOlts3ablung Dor pem 1. Sctbr. b. S.
Die Srtebmen' S=8ureaus8 iQ wurpe aufz
9enpmmen unp &rumb1l maGte elm Nra4>
ment pa9t9en.
@rinnell BON Soma befitrmurtete bie1eIbe
unp Scr. Gaiott ifIUB INN 4 llbr nit elmer
lan9ertn 6eoe gu @unlen Der Sia, welAe
bGGltpabr I6einlid palltren ipirD.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-06

Seinen III 9iube gu Derleben. Sin GROCER arcis
bon Serpanbtel unb Sreunben betrarert bas Silts
ldeiben bt8 @brenmonntS.
= SRI. 8elicita geltpali bat in @an francisco
nit Der enSlii6en rlb benti9eu YrsIle cine Netbe
tan9etan9en, Die fur bic Sc Ter ~ersGtlider lift, ais fir
bic itreitIiidti9e ,,Sieloerfpl9te."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-06
&eAiermnnSsWerFnuf.

8rpBer 8erfuuf pon Shnittpauren, 8ett,euo
&C. in Original gerpadung.
SIN I'eSieal 9urSepel QDaarenbaufe, SO. II Warfetar
NdbStIIe Senn,
weFpen am Oten ia hem 6. 6ebruar 1866, peratigrrt;
Sett3tue.
1900 Sdarmatraeen
5000 @ddrfiTen
$1,000 @sttfafe
1000 gtttr. den Ietnsa II. baun1tp.
20 1000 Miusauitp.gtebe
$1,000 RrYfjise
As COO Rtieu,Iae
$1,000 Ietntu6sr Ieiren II. baumr-
&letbuneSfIde
$4,000 9enefn
1900 u~nterbpfen
10000 ShIdfeGde
10000 Soar Seden
10000 9aar pdntsfeln'
10000 N~a6tmuten.
Ger i6teeene
$4,000 9dnetIter, role Sr6se, 9udabaf,
1IO09 Heaeh' hauttlter
LOGO Gersttttn
1000 ylres rctber 8ldnnel
$500 gares @utta gerta sud
1000 SUtta gsrbd Dtdeus
1000 Snbiea 9tubstr Rifen unb goIfer
1000 Gancas GGnsennotten
600 b Santtt ~llettriiee
10000 pfuns Q9ers unb Gaue
Saump. Oats, bd amrp, g9dtte, SGnher NE
Gin fletrer Gteil spn SNrttbtnten artitelu Gnb nebrauht
un6 irerben ~eteielbsn fepdrnt ~Serfauft. Der crtStt 4beiI n
neu u6 tn Original. gerpadunj Gatalrse limb auf Der.
laneen su taben.
&etert SIetdtr,
~tlot1lomlI enre. u. SreS. @Cl. II 3 9, 1Rte purp u VI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-06
aus Sc,a @taate geerp.Mprf.

SSwe9u, 5. 8ebr.-D Der setern 9efal-
lene S6nee lieet 2 8ue bod. @t1en6abn>
3i9e lInO an BEN S6ienentpesen BON bier slt-
riidaeb1lten iporDeu.
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SranS eines GiIenbabu. Htpots.

pttt8bnr9, 5. 6sbr.-9as Depot Der
Mes9enp-S Y=gtlenbabn su 9aprencepiue,
nabe 9lttaburg, wlrpt nebI benz &ouno6Uu1e,
Der Carpenters, engine unb S6miepes
WerfltGtte, unb II 2ceomOtiSen, 6eute fritz
4 ubr bur@ 8euer 9an3Gi6 erlfGrt. Ser
Serluf 1T bebeutenb, ba tsine GerliGeruna
ltattse funben.
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BaO 0ieip slftienz&raueret.l

Dem Ftblitum CUR ~sefd1isen senntnibnabule, ban bos
O"e1tortint Der Baltimore County Sretpiua, N1aItinu
6no Dittiains Comp. " beiGlofien Bat, bas Stofbn6 ,up
@ ea9at bon Sei@nun8en fir ben Otef Der unGbz
SeIeeI seoleoenen 4tten gum &apitaIfpd BON gterem in
Der Office. $40. Is Nprt6fraee, rTeu an Ieorn, sns
aoer Die mad benz l. 6ebruar etpa unpertanft oebIiebenen
(ian6-S) 6. g. @iEn :"
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e9'erun9SsTertauf BON iberildiIig oenor0enen
etterneg GcGbfpinben.

FFNNWNA VEAUFpVUDEU.
SnbffsnB Sfftt Il 9 q, RD s g, @auar.
W~trtt9elte anasbOte Ina Duplttat ptr6su In SrGrr Sfsc,
Gnfduf epn WV ~'''ue" 'F 0t"
ueberflIii9 aepproenen
e%ilernen @elOipincen.
Teihe In bieienn &tpet scrrdtbfe Nub, an~asnSmmsr.
&tsle @elttStneen seifeben aus @smptotr., 3obIms,arrs
una tietnfn Dab, Rafeu unb t6nnen anf @sGu& e;nior a,,t
tmtlpen y ubr HtcrgenS uRb 4 ubr Ro6mtttaoa in tiSEr
Otfee nitteriutt rerbee Die @elbTptrten FnS nurnsrirt
pom No. outndrts &n8esCte reroen fir cine SER mtbs
Ttte ~ceFtel5tn enssrSnren, abr bic Summer ieSer GSrIb.
lpinee, iOnts Der oaur ~gtbUtere getn9 muIItu In rem Yin.
8ebSte ~lptrtttttrt ittE pbtr ss nirb taftlbe nt6t teadtet.
3apluue ptro Str!dnat In &e9terun9SeeI6 ns6 Beu,h
rt@it8uSg ter Nnsapme ees @ae6tes.
abrtfirt ftEn an "'''"''
GRpsa8 @tIfsn,
,oo. Spt2t Col un6 q q Il G 81,
l%'JI-sIEl Bct 8rt1 GPn Rbl.
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0'e8'eruH8@=Ssrtauf pom auS9eI6OIenen SUI
itIten5= @itern.
.. 8 SAFER & 6 o, @utttSndrt.
SubHHtni Gffee Il g u, SO. 8 1cbar.
Mp, Rr.4.,, q Baltimore, 20. San. 1886.
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nyu0f 8 nf!mtnt eSaarsnbaufe cite 8fdertt in @rantar.
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90 " Sdstrd.
''T,s ~ 8 et0er !3ett etne 9artte S6Ieub1utc.
ptetn9arGeu; Baar tn @esterunasteIS. SsHs S,os
una frlaHSt u' BITE GEtfr weajusrtnaen, O~' NN6'
b0mos E0tIfpu.
ZOOS. or, @pt vt @pl rne 6 9 II U,
A'0FJ aJpt Brig Nsn. 0rI.
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NaltntineS! GaIcntincS!
9eute trbdtten ntae btutf4t uub euelifae 8aIenttaes In
erPeer MuSwatI.
G Omtf& 8aIenttntS pr @rDs rs Cts
Ieipttaer Sartenldube fur 1856, pr Sibr $3.50,
Der Bazaar fur 1866, pr Sabr $500,
neDt ausn 6euti&en 3ettun8en, ~empeblt Bet prDrpter uab
btut8er Befcreuns 81
Sobn 8. &teder, Ngt.,
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Nt2D) Or. 40 Of 6alttntprefr.
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3~ettCdbriften fir 1866.

SRf
Seutftbe 3eitlNrtften fir 1866.
Sre6en empfnS t6 bic crifen Rnmmern Srn:
Ote @GrttnIdube SqufrirteS TamtIten6Idtt.
Ote Sllufrtrt Q0ett.
Serltner Ella bberabatf@
kIiegenbe 8I1tter
ueber 9anb unbNtee ~Ilsemetn etIufr. 3et=
tung b. Sddldnher.
Ser Dprfbarbter. Suufr. @oltsblatt BON 6.
StUae.
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Dtt WpbenweIt. SQcfr. 53sitnn6 fir TCilette II.
Sant1rteitn
SGrmtlt6e 3ettidrtften trefen reaetmd6ia pr Dampftr
bon DeutibIano Gin uno rtreen iofcrt al tic Abrnuenten
e~rpetirt.
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err hetn:nten 8ldtern, ais:
". 9. SeIlttrtfdes 8 prrruI.
Brant 4eslte5 s lIntrtr rte 3ettuns.
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@erparbs beutf6er 8anfn e .
p~sCrter.
!3lblret4tt Guftrd9en fe6t freunbltdt ent9essn
az. u. g d. m bt,
ttdSl- &c gtrrtb @aptr nabe btr 3tpns fdule.
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Oernoe !
6en1oe!
@efbGftSzM nseiae.

Safes Grsinser,
@iEtIer una Silberplattirer,
~smpFeblt rem sce6rttn Sutlitum fein reid. ~eewdtltes Qdoer
sen beutfGen unc ameritaniTten Utetau- unb @alanterie.
Naaren ,u ten ~binisfen @rsifen.
Damen- unb Serren-S d,IittfCbube,
feline 3dicbenmeHer,
plottirte G5abeiu umr 21fcI,
LIZ feline la6irte 81 umenoa( en,
Sk%#%S SoBeltd ae,
~3TS" Tru6t-u nb BrRh<R6rbe,
T|. pdtent-Y9a'ters as 99ein.S Services. Gat4ens Serb.
flalttn, fstrt 6uncebnlSbdnter Sastta16er. Yufosr. une
S6rctbSrnsr, Offte- un6 6tfh9lrdtr, ReppISer u. 9iRpIsn,
%platttrts Sburplutten, Gdf6entu&tr II. fehne Spusptr, y tuts
fur Damen u. Serren Reifetaf6en. 8i6erta1ten, gtlitdr-
1uejet6nuneen II. fonfise In m,tn RAD einfblaefnte %rtifeI.
So 10 Glib Gdlrertfr
III SO. Bdlttmsrenr. (te2O-)
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nus @eUraia.

@ilteb9epille,5 5. 6e6r.-Der @uu=
oerneur bat Die 8ia, pelde Die GOntrafte
5tpil4en @eiBen unp Sorbieen a~nnuuirt, nit
ieinem Setc bele9t:-Der Senat pa1irte cine
Sta, na@ peIAer Is Den Sar6t9en erlaubt
it, 3eu9niB Dor @eri4t ab3ule9en.
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Nt0terln9SsNerfamf.
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TOrtbtIDunaS=ShuI

IN S. Rnapp's Snititut, 20, 81, 33 Saaioupitr.
Der Nnterrt6t teainrt t5ute Nbenb UNI ubr. VInf1t-
9es @rthetnen Der S6lltr ptrb erwarttt. GtrtulGre Fnb
taa Sd ulbaufe tu bibtn Grn22 ~
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"e9'eran9s'Sertuuf BON uberfluIis Qenoroes
nelR 6artbrpdp.

HNNFNALNEs
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- Mn5ei9e. &3N
Rk&&A Der nattr ;st9nete erIaubt F@ bier6urG MsaksA
BITE btsfBtu uub ausrirttsen Birite unb
trnktgen Nrntunrnten son 0GGerbter barduf OUT
~ntertfann 3u nta9en, taB er hunh be6eutenbe Heubduten aur
&rpstternns fetnss @ei6dfts fSrtwabrenb i'm St1nbe Ia,
allen Wahtrieen prompt tu ~bseeentn. Gs toarte IberfIf-
fs fetn ~ temerttn, bag mein Hdbrttdt III lem befen aeb5rt
Der ~bteftlttBe &enttnptt btttet.
oma BED,
&of Spring 4agerbter-D raueret,
I'd. BalttrtDrefr., un!ertdlt GatSertpn Rpao,
t1Sida3nt) baltimore.
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Gn9lif@er G%raAs1tnterritbt

Sttnhae, Q. Sdauar. 8 ubr Abenbs bare i'd nsb etne
eIaNe fur oerren dnsefdnsen, tpelhe bic eneli11e Sprohe
fpre4en. leien unb f&rttten iu Iernen minl6en. Steieni.
cen. frel6e nod pents pher gar tetne Renntnis Ter Spra6s
kaben, trpaen f6 eefaaief balD melbsn. Der unterridt nirt
Dttnfdss unb 6reitdss AbenbS unb Srnntdgs gtdGmt.tass
ertbetlt un6 betrdst eas 9onrrdr IS UtsrteIiabrli& tnl Dor.
aus jabtbar.
5. Mdnntr,
tojan-J So GermGufr. iwtf&en 5Oparb II. Gutawfr
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4drd xnbdf!
oO Uduen l unb 2 Gut, Gb5n prn QudItt1t unb BIdtt, ens
pFn8 pense pr Steanaes nnb ~empfeblt 3u btltetn Yretien
Spfepb S@rbber,
1901 81 @r&Gnoe place nGhe @puttRT.
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"a naerifanSf8e Wd6rfGefert.

(6orti.buns fcl9t.)
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Oer(angt unO gelud6t.

Y&prInnnf+ Gin junesr Nann bon 15-17 Sntrsn Sur
<NtteN'+ @rlernune res g r b { r .@t (hdfts Bel
SntItr. gtrt9O & gDav, Ode 8ustttt II. Gbnrlesfr. (mpbt
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New 0prf, 4. 6ebrlar. @eferu abent
bralllten Die Stdae bcr S~l.efer- nrp 6ultonIfr.
8abn Gcn1pa9nie niebcr uup 70 Yferpe tanleIl in
ben SlalnnleH UNI. Strluit SAC, 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
NRW.JERsEY NEWS.

Hupsoy COUNTY CoURT-TRIAL FoR ATTEMPTED
WIPE MrRprR-sESIESCE OF TIE NEW. YORK RIOTERS In
the Hudson County yesterday. Judge Bede and Asso
ciaadges Stuges Bohns,edt and Chambers presiding the
following criminals were disposed Of
Charles Ring tried for stealing chickens found guilty
and Was sentenced 20 three months In the County Jail
William Davis picking the pocket Of Bridget Fraser Of
Passac the Erie Railway depot found guilty and sentenced
10 one year In the State Prison
Oscaf Shuher young about years Of age. with
ooseoropped hair against whom three bills Of indictment
were found for attempted rape females North Bergen
etracted his former plea Of not guilty aud plead guilty
sci proposing 10 oer mitigating circumstances before sentence
il pronounced.
Robert Wright returned soldier tried in the after
noon indictment Tor having the 2)i II February last
Of HOboken attempted murder his WIFE, Mary
Ann by shooting The evidence disclosed The following facs
Wright home from the last Summer and found his
wife and two daughters residing with her brotherinaw
named Wood nj No 81 Garden.st obOken Wright bocom
ing ealousloi Wood Broohy to live and Mrs Wood
also lett her husband On the I'D Of February Wright
ioboken and proceeding to tho house where his wife
resided opened the door and fred shot at her from
vober the ball from which struck against the wall AZ the
same time Mrs Wrights father caught Wrghs arm, when
he snapped the pistol again. bat the powder dill not explode
Wright then broke and secretd himself In the wood
she'd An officer called and he about 10 enter tho
sed Wright the latter attempted 10 take his life
hy shooting but the ball only grazed his head. The jury
after being out - minutes brought In verdict Of guilty
Tie four New rowdes who were engaged IL the riot
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Latest ship News.

s,h;, Cv NJ Dnbin Eynon Liverpool +h and QueerscwD
a., With pass. J. q. Dale
Bark (of Falmouth ~ D. Goudsy, An,wsp :, asy, 49, -
Jse and 22 Hncken. Hal I'VE DEAN. on 'he pas
three adults chidreni May lat ~ Ion d. saw set
Syscisn bsr "A Tsnworth, steering w. -
Rsrk Olivia Philadelphia Shonis Rio Jonero ~ dsys
With coffee John Mason Co. Of Phiade Phia Apni 49, fe"y
rk d Dominion (fIam oltheep, Guantanamo 10 days. wan
nSr 10 E. sdefroy Bremen blIk Elizabeth of Ne" ioss
IN 2 dave. British brig Dove DO days. - =. r., I'm,
Bark Mary Fsrleigh (of Banstsbe Cook Havana ID oJ wiz
brs Jos Grant McGunis. Eizabethport for Boston
B Bertha Rensior (raZ Semsrb, Para S DAYS VIVID no
10 G. fudmaln British schooner Enehane's iof Ne"i"s
XIII Eureka (os p E. Isand Mcleod Arroyo, r. dys 70
Miller Hoagtou Left IN port sch Mary Kelly l0r Hs" i'A ~
Annie Massenden Porto Rico 10 days with ss
and molasses 20 Jones < Tough 81, - a., A.
schr Lewis Steel, Mobile 10 deJ WIN So'''n H
sebT Indus Orb Hanson Il days, with fruit joseph
Eneas -. y,,t r.v.u
scbr Lonis Walsh Smith Elizabehpot for Boston
schr Angler. Besey, WaIeham, nails =, - o., ~, -
schr Mary Green Wilmington, " c. II days with la
val stores TO N L. McCresdy a. Co.
schr Maria Louisa. Eldlge. stoniustoD for Kondou'
Schr Henrietta. Hall Portland Conn, stoves
schr. Matte Holmes. Tapry, Fall River
schn Joseph. McCsrty, Belfast, potatoes
schr New Globe Bray Calais days With lumber TO Jed Frys
sehr Sarah Purvi. New. Haven for Philadelphia
schr John Loser Lingard. = zabehpo FOR stanton.
sehr. Msianza, Knby, Rondout for Rockrot -.
schr Coey OF and from Wintsor ~ b. days ~n
plaster to D. R. DeWof& Co. ovp,
No lat 90 o. lon &C 90 British Eeho AssA Bar os
No date lat S. brig voant from Boston for JsewsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
The Invasion Of Fifsh-Avenue.
To The Editor II The " Y Tribune

10 nc tdihT ~ Inc " D. H'p-"e
SIR: The threat of the Common Council to take
away the ur;yards OF Fh.ave looks like geE hint to
the property owners OF that beautiful horoughare that
dnance granting the required privileges can be pat through
by the usual appliances.
and are very much shon Of peqnses and they doubtless
hnd il necessary STRIKE" in qu after where money 10
abundant If the right is asa aud liberal spirit
manifested the vandalism contemplated may be stayed.
Of the CITY Hall confess have little sympathy with the
victims OF this latest OF page Last Fall when
spectacle body OF citizens ignoring party bonds sought TO
place Cerberus the portals Of the City Treasury In the
person of Hecker nearly all the residents Of Fifth
came to Of the aghted handt popularity known
as the Ring" aud by placing one Of their own
number in nomination for Mayor, so distracted and
befogged the canvass 10 give their oppiessors
fresh lease Of power, and invest their past and
prospective rascaes with the sanctions implied by popular
against reform This early attack upon their beneacors
may be ungratefl but seems like Just retrbuton eyeed
in the right direction by these worthless Aldermen ana those
who adhered their principles at the last election In spite OF
the detection Of their pledged associates may be excused or
smile they look and compaceuy witness some o. tue
consequences Of fathless deserton Of good Cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Naval Intelligence.
AFFAIRS AT THE BROOKLYN NAV


Affairs at the NayyYard still continue to be quito
brisk and are likely remain throughout the entire season.
II VIC msy be allowed Judge from the large quantity Of vors
on hand at tho present time The naval sorehoase
nearly flushed and viii be ready for occupation while
hop for the repairing roncads Is process oil con
truction and will soon be In working order The fard haS
been much enlarged lately by the addition OF the ground orm
prly known the shnbone stores at the soatherh ena
The Roanoke very nearly ready or service ana an
armament 5inch guns being prepared Tor hF bgh
Der of workmen engaged in widening ner port noes
as they sufficiently large at present of h vs.y
with which he supplied The Work on me onio
Java Mashoe and progressing rapidly ana ae
hoard The Madawaka will be ready tor sea in about three
weeks time when she will make her ti Trip and immeai
atey thereafter be placed active service Toe
ana busetts sailed during the past week. tue hts
ae for her anchorage of the Battery, where she WIZ re-
mill ordered TO sail the North Pacific aud
he last on her regular trip with supplies to TIE Gu aod AT
anc Souadrons On her present Trip the
10 call at Annapolis Md to land there arg % yassi.
tended for service on board the Macedonian and
.tsched 10 the Summer Practice Squadron Oh tne Na'
Academy. o.. o,,, ro rrpopv
r, astiroaed that the proposed trip oil MI fof 70 huoe
= ~. Vsra bnf iron.cad Manonomoh. VIII cost nos
M ton soO eco The sum OF $40 800 viii be required Ior vac
,mont ~ the officers and crew Of the ycssei sohe e'sa
m crnse he not longer than six months IL no " sI
most cnsy excursons the Government mas ever been eaee
upon to foot the bills Of ou
Tho uonor Souando which has been so long on saty on
Charleston s. c. sailed from that place on zoe i'n To-
pbiadelnha The Sauando conveyed ~ me eouoS
arar enanee and on their arrival at Pnaueipha uo'p
vessels will probably be laid up at League lsland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22
Removing the sioops and Aren-wnys in Mass
suu-sf.
MEETING OF rnE ALDERMAylc COMMITTEE.

MEETING OF THE ALDERMANlC COMMITTEE
Yesterday afternoon there was meeting Of the
Special Committee OF the Board Of appointed to in.
the necessity Of removing ,nc stoops and
ways Nassaast between Spruce and Waists where there
n. than inches ~ the dowalk occupied and used.
behalf number of stnrokctrcgs and Others in
N.san st. Mr.. DALY said that be had protest TO
present against the passage Of this meslreand ia doing
sad that there would De fgr moro damage done By actual
w1rAi o. tire than any good could result nom H.
eli her public private. Besides must involve immense
endure property owners in the street. lie thought
TIT tho better Of getting NJ this subject would be TO
yke all permits heretofore granted allowing persons permits
sion fruit and newspaper stands the sidewalks.
Council did not consider one Tact in connection
with this and that was that ne owners Of property
Nassanst have purchased the relying upon the city
authorities noninerfeFence IN It's present construction
Alderman Ely desired know from Mr.. DAILY what proper
ton Of cellars Nassaust occupied by tenants who
dld not the first lOors OF the building.
Mr. DAILY said he thought that Is cent Of the
used by tenants who did business the fret
floor.
Alderman Ell said he thought less than fifty cent Of the
cellars the used In order 20 get further
information this subject Alderman Ely said the committee
would adonrn all further consideration OF the matter till Thurs
day May 81 in order that all persons interested who desired
to do might then be present and the committee would give
n