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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-23
ff%Ss" Die ate
4~EkSa SrMtb srm sDOIf s2tnie
Der Die orpEe Qtlanttc @pal Qinie @ailroaD.

ilter ote grpbe Nflatttc 9patt Ntilte Tailr01O.
IafIagtere BON bieIer beliebter 2inie babea he Gele.
senbett, Die alien @ap 9tnie Danpfer unO SegelI9iiie II.
| Rcanpte Giienbabn, Dber iiber &i6mrnp, Srepertd6brr9
une Eotpnt0c @iienbabn, mad Jttdnlpnb, iber 9Iihmong
uno Camille, pber uber Jfid1mpno uno petersburg nab
&Selbon, bann ii6er 3iaIeisb lnO @aitpu, Dber iber bic
gSiimingtpn une gSelbon @iienbaDn ua6 6ingSpiae unb
alen iibrisen punfteu tes Giben8 5u benuten.
Die ate GAP Sine lift bic ein3i3 nehe bergeitente, mel
dye Spii9eu Baltimore, 6ortreB Otpurpe uuo 9tprTDlt hie
| Ser. Staateu Tpit %befSroert.
GineS ir 8opte perlG6t tiglid, SsnrtagS au8geucnz
men, itre gSerte am 6nBe Der hnipi Ord, Natmitta98
IA H6r, lmO ldliebt itJ III NprtSnout9 NIT eem Ge9el=
i6iff unb 8fOanote Giierbabn 2 3i8en III; welfe Die
Gumbau Citation, 8alto. Sbio 9tailrpae Depot I'M 4.10
W~iprgeua hub Ala NatmittagS ~Derld1len uns Derbinpe en-
f6 in 8alfingtpn hirect init Der 9fidnlono, TrteortdS=
burg uub @ptpmac Nail RoaO iiber 4auin Greet.
@imeS Der idnelfen unO rese1nldSiSiteu Sampfi4iffe,
serlGgt tGsliib ieinen gB6arit, .GhB Der =. Stra6e, UNI
6,45 NtprgeHs nnb z nsr Gbeubs. S~oHnta9s Z n9r
| @benb3.
Die srpBe GOaa einie stattrcab 1T ts l6ue0fe anb
~ftrselte, unb bic ein5iSe hirette SSute mad Gi1mpno, gee
~terS6ura, @benton, pinmDntB, gGilntingtpt, Naletgb,
| Oanpiae, Sali86urp, GbariOtte, GbarleIton, Sapannab
unb Muaulta, aud bic cirette &lnie mad atllltl, OtDnt~
apuerp, Olpbtle, Stem Orleans, 4eniacpla nnb 6ernan@
pina, TleriOH, es
Ole alien 8ae Sine Dampfer ~serbtaben It in GOrfclt
nit benz 9ampfer GoluS am Otpntag> 9iittwot, TreitaS
far .@GerrsItpne unS Gaitern SbOre, Sirsinia am Dienitas
Dpuner1tag uno Spnnabero fir Wtatt9ep5 nub @lpu-
ceiter Counties nno ,Yorttoipn.
Dur6bidete unp @ePad DtarteH finb al aleu- &erbin=
bungs Gldsen 81 Ra6en.
@aIIagiere, ipelbe Stem 9prt nm 8 Ibr unb Rbilabe(-
p6ia unl 11.45 9ta6nitta95 ~perafeu, t5nnel in 9altiz
more nit ter oh 8dD Cine igre 1feHe ipeiter f~prteben'
Beitere Mustnnft fann man in Der Oh Sap Cine
| Office unb in ber Baltimore O9iO 9tailrcup office, CAM
ben Depot, i4 %erfragen.
.. NJ. u. sails,
Bruiibent Baltic. Dampf=8adet 60,
6. g. Obip @gent Der Seseli6ifie uap '0ipaapte U q.
l9ugf DC Omnor, pailagiers@gart
u. 81 eebb a l. SDb II, Gen. Asent u. 8. uns g.
81. 81. @cmpa9nie.
| (pft1s-W g. 81. Sanep, Gen. 6. Iat.
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8ur bef0HbereH %enRf"ttpoPme'
Gintpoubersr unb Jfeiienbe Ioltea iebr poriI@tig ieilt
eks lie ibrc gilete faufeu une iplteH bieisIben nnr opH
fpIben a~ageItellten Bsautteu faufen, bic BON ibrem Ge=
bate lebsn, ni6t aber BON MifIern ober 2piiGentrdseru
ba fe ionit Der Gefabr a~uS9eiest iiub, bei4pinbet su
iperseu unp ibr Gelb unicuft ausJu9ebeu.
Our9fabrts @Stllete
uno allen Sbeileu hes 98tltens itnb 5l BADEN bei
Gail StiIebraRbtt
Gen. Gnisrantea II. Isent Ter Baltic. Sbic Giienbaba
(21mrs-iD Scr. 81 EbamsSfr., Baltimore
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SO. $50 g1cst Baltimore CITRATE.
Q5db&ta plano Manufacturing Comp.
@rlte YrGlnie pom NarYlnno Sn1titat erbals
ten In 1865,

erlaubt fa haS seetrte Bublifum a1f i9r tDO9laliartiTtes
Eager pom itren- 8iaucfCrt aufmertianl 81 MAIDEN. -
DieIe SnItruulente fSnnem ben beiten i'm Qance i'll 3 II
Oauerbaftigteit uub lid n 4 vile aus
itatttung sleitseftelt weroen. 4reiie nldbts un0
niebriger ME irsenD cine anbere Gabrid. Seoes Snfra-
ment ,pirb fir 5 Sabre 9araitirt. Glte RianoS in Eaui3
a%n9encmmen, iowie aud reparirt. Stilnatun9en ~sFSen
pinftltd beior9t.
Maaren-9aser: NOrtpt-Gfe BON Gutatp unS
0apstte Ctr.
(SieiN Waltimare Wlc,
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heile= Ge(e0en0eiten.
sg Salttmore nab CrsC
Nile3tl,ahn.


Hs ras na& m on4eg Is. Swat, peseec thsItG smt1
Sh9t trtt&en So'tturte une ~eHsesIiHS me- Sdrrettbus
8fbeI, Et f6!eti a8.
Dtr Ysasus Strl9st SaitisSrs tdSssS iaaseeaOmxtS
GpnntdG$) NuT 3E0 wspresns. Oct GyptssluB tSSlt@ (inI.
Gpfntd6s) Q titr HEtnnS, nnb beF GeecAEtd!icntua refIAft
ansaterierb far s~srttttnS taes.@ tausseasDSstn Srnnta6l
1915 Ne9sens.
Tsfje 3Gee fsbtn BEL EsIats nab gprfsrSDara In EtrbIa.
bung nil d1rn Yun7ten ueHIi& gdbweRItM u, nDrtrsattA.
Der Gretertd misunderstanding teflast DcltiRiere asa
E6MniitiagS s0Sss4 iaHs6enc0agin GDrntdgS). DteIiI ctr.
.6bt es 8rtttrie 7.Ib NiDratnS taeIs& (GuESeaomIfn Ssaa.
TAGS.
DIR eu;srttS 8ltaS sac rstI6st saIIta gre ~ anb lO.OO
Y7psasus rnb / 80 unb $40 stG@cy aRb H0ttctst Aft9e ua
7.4O an51I.S0 g,srn. urb 3 uHt 100 slG@aitt0ss.
yia6 WaibiHgtOa.
ASsans prn Baltimore Ial 410, 7.05, s.4b unb o.45 as0t.
0tns Nab Bib, Ais IL. 7.46 WaGA. Snnntd8S un $40 Enb
S.46 gtUrsenB uab 4.16 unt 7.45 sfGdlmittdes. Ab1Sna
BON sOattinAtrn TOO, T.3O uni Ills W.prgent unl 2,46,
4.2oRnS 800 Wbeabs. Gpante8s us Z 70 Dlot6erS nnb 2.45
anh 800 Nadmittoss. Stut ttr 9.4c (annapolts) Eno 8.15
Na@tnttte9ttne bon SaitimDss, unk b.E TOO Wcr9sntlB uni
6fr 2.46 Ndaa' bne sUn sDuiSsnSt6n easttd an Gusn @td'
ttrnen.
DIR 7.o6 Born. unb Ais gtaoE Bug pUn 5altirapre, pae
oet 7.30 Uorgtnsu6 unO 4.S0 Sa&nt. 2Ua Vcn 2ai6tn9.
ton feben tn UtretaSune m!t ber MaagvD.is SIpah. SiJt
tssIaNsn Hrnaro!ts uA $50 ylOsstns unS $40 TIC Sal
stnsst uat 0aiplB etpu.
G5tesn nGtfrer &usiunft, Stlets iebtr Art.s. psabe nam
a1 an ). Z. England, Gstnt, IN bar GGnttnas:suu Oktr IA
bt XtSst Cffee.
SDbue DtI[sM u, xtdrspSrtastlsr
y b Cole, GgU, GtGet Xgeut. Ilial3l
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sss sssEss4s4yRa Nemcs Arraneememt
YtilaoelpbIa, @ilmington unb Baltimore
GiIenbabn.

Giienbabu.
@n unb rad Boomerang, l. Stunt, 0sr(aIIeu RE 3age
bas prelirentfr. Depot ME fclst
Ser Ppit3us ftr Rbilabelpbia unD 3Wil6enitationen ur
8-25 WlprsenS,
G~rprrB3u9 nar fir Stem gOrt, 9.20 0tOrgeRs.
Grprebsug fHr YbilaeeIpbia nne gtsD god, Ito Na6=
mittag5,
Ppitsu9 fir philadelphia unb 3pii6enitatiSaeu 4,Z5
Jta6mitta9S. D
Grpre68uS fit philadelphia uab 9pif6eafatiOnen,
6.25 AbenbS.
GrprtB5uS far philadelphia anb NeU gort, s,25
NbenbS. M
Dteie 3aJe gebea tSSli@, unSgeROmueH Soaatass,
IH SOnnta9en:
SIR 9aetp gcrt lin ~ uab fir R5ilaselp9ta um 9.25
AbeneS.
Sir Sati5burp unb 3wii9enpmifte an Der OelalOare
8abt 9.25 AberpS unb fHr Op5er, Dbl, lilo Napm.
(6Ott- 90 m. Grafprb, Ngelt.
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United States
Temer= u. Marine 0eriberungS &c.
ssn 8altim0te; rs 81
oerTbert {ObHe egtra Soften fir ben @eriiberamgSIGetR
o5ebiuDe. 2eaaren uuo anoere5 Gigent9nnI br SIabt oSet
anbereu Duntten SeSen Setuit Ourt Geler auf Die Saue
einss SabrsS prer eiasu ian8eren Ober ~titrSerel 3e'traInl
fsraer IL .~.I4s. s4$
GHiffe unb 2a0mu9en
auf SnIaaS 0strGller p6er bstev See segen @eriIit burb
nnfaQe. -. r--y III.
Sfftee Ra- 17s Sub rOabpap
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TcucrDerffdberuu9 At
Der aiiDciirten 6suermann8 electromagnetic
Ihoft pom Baltimore.
gto. 4 gOutbffr., gegeniiber benz sun<0 ebauOc

Sn s,stra6t BEES erfOfSreibea 99dh9teit peS Gamef=
Seiter.G eparteuientS iteIen mir ben jebt an 3um biniSez
rn %reiie PDlicen aus uns erneueri audb eie alien Sn
BEN bintsIten Staten. Gde Dieienisen, We9e SGuIsr,
NtSbeln ODER ionitise @ertb9esenltGnbe fitr eht cOer Iiebet
Sabr gu usrlthern Wiini6en, WerpeI biermit ei%nselaeen,
i& bic elite unIerer brabseletten prdmien a%n;uiePeu,
a1e @erlufte psrben ME biSber prompt un6 liberal
auSbeSabit. s4
GDbn q. tgRppre. l5rdI. .
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e. S5Ez5!5lEa SIoamS 0yprcf Sony.
bef6rbert Sitter, QBerttiaGen uao @eleer nab allen 3beis
len Der @ereiuiSteu StaateH uap uaG fat alien Gbeilen
Der g9elt.
Die @i6er6eit bes Gigert6mns, pel6es tbr a%npertraut
wirb, Der n~ietrisIte @rei3, ben ite fitr 6ubrlpbu be-
rebuen, bic Otegeimd6isteit unp 0tai@beit in ibrem
@el6dttS9anse unO bic Grleibterun9, ipelbe ite Ser
ipnen bietet, peibe @aaret, &8ertbiadeH uHb Gelb gu
oeri6ideueu BADEN, maiden Die Adams GrpreB
.@pmra8nte uniibertreffIi6 ais Gin SefOrSer+
ungsmittel.
Stir Gusfunft mel6e man It6 III Ter SauptsO ffice Der
@pmpagnie in Baltimore
Np. 1874 %. g aIttutpre StraBG
cter in ibren Bureaus go. 227 uni 229 O. SpiparprIt
all Der @aluertltatipn unb am gtcrfplt Wbdrf, pesr pe1uz
9enb elmer ibrer 4geutureu.
(1ursiD ADAMS 9FPreB w"
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Kei(e= 4%e(eAen0eiten.
aoroofut(1er QlOgO.
a .so1 Weselmdbi8s etSette
$50 Es1= 9ampii9iH' SaSrt
Dreniefi unD Resp Wprf

gH&&Ss EsOits OuN1VtlW'W' S"ySS
s. .4 N triE9en
BrenaeM ufaD Resp MbDrf
pla GDatbGnpton
oHtfe bic t~eiiebien, elegant einseri1teten 8ofibampf@lY-
Mssrrica, Capt. .. 9. Jcser,
sesrS UorF, Capt @. 9rut,
%sriaaca, Capt, 9. G5eHie. #ra-
I FoWfa, Capt. &. BON DtereEborp
4srsmea. . U q Nepnaber,
DsntfC&Ienc. im Goa, Capt. >. Behels,
untOa, inI Ban, Capt. y. .. bon Sautsa,
ucn 5000 Ionnea nnt 700 YtegOgtrdft :.
Sse &rrebitionstaSe fnt tie fctst ~fefssieet; .
SOn xsttn't". E0wSbampien. Hevo gorf.
DIT 81 DIT 81 SOB "a
NOD 3 3H Woo Z So /
Des ! 0e5 5 20 Z
- Is - 10 San II
~ " -.-.a San = 26
an metSsG &assu bic Dampsts
Ste Der. 81. RcG
&ie Daapfer bIeIcr einie 6aIten sur ~aanbuus Doa4Jais
iaetsrea Hae Gngldne unit ~i5rontreitt In s~rutpampGon.
Vaiage= BreAe:
HOH Bremen nap Nsn B1gs.
so,i,~ Oberer Saloa .--$l12 5O( ~
uutersE DO ~. 81 so in
3trif&enSea ......... IS COY
10" ~to 9Ort"a6 BreSae". eSHsOn, R"el ""t
&OufaasaVton. h
= r Cberer Sdtou. :. sos 90
s,, ssla'ss a"'''a '':::" : $ 8 t" "'''.
Vie incl. SetSftgga0. ainber 5pii9en Ito 3nbrsu
bic 6Glfte. tt>
~ &cntanten MAO padre, QoabOn, Southampton
Gno 1reusen "a ben n~iebrisfen Yreiien.
Yd6ete u. !. 10. merbeu bic 8 ttfr o ormittagS dnt Abs
~sGnsStdse tm Bureou Der unterset@neten angenoumeu
anb anf 9erlauSen ua& irseub einsu. &tsil. Don Deuti&
Iaub ~6efSrbert.
Ueit bieeI S9iHsn 2erbeu Driefe mao alex E5eieu
DeuttHlaHl5 befSrbert arb nnter be- AuI5rift rper Sire.
uler SteaGer" tn aGeE 700. Bureaus bsr @sr. Gtaateu
aRgenommEn.
see9su Gra&t uaO paiaSe wsnbe utau ftp GU
Selric@'& q &0.,
f5E. go. IS Srcabfr., yfep 9Ort
nher an he Nf1ce hea Sanftirtnrc a1p4era r1inIl
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rs., c,.,..assz, WSrblid)e gtatr0i
S2 ss2@zs GiIeabaaa.
6olaenber Gputmers 6dhrplan

OS$OSSt%NN HNbN OAHbFhAt
ttttt ait VI entas 9, al. Nat1s06, In Frat.
Eb8aae nStbIt@tt non Baltimore.
YDrfer MISUNDERSTANDING No. .....,."...7.20 fFap
pthjue .y.lb =
S@neatd9 ttdf 2tnt) .....,..,......u 80. 12,1OR a1a
pdrtEcnsr AecOaHcedttsnssuS NO. l ........si2.30
gOrtst @ternaDcottcuSiue Sp. } ,....... -. J.3e
yit.ssars er.r GSura,us ......".";:".. S.SS gs;as.
YtttSbur6 @Iratra Sbneu3u6 ..............,10 1000
Sntuntt tEDItAst 5 { Ia DdlttSapTs.
pas9trntr Atte&oaattOnEsuG No 2...........3.3
5pr,tt. DO sG2... ........IO.ls
S@ntataS t8af atnel ............,..... 1890 ssntm.
Yarttsn HStDuoeatteussna stD tn soften Etp. 40
xou;a9.
Dsrf AeecraoaupnStub AbentS
Ctr GOD, Dur&tAntu t8Ge ftnel pnb gtttsbure Esratra
o0ntntIS tdltrn arii4eH Baltimore aah Yarftun n4Wt ca.
Die Du!nttneu (taH eiae)., pcas art Recommendations.
ln9e ldgstH-SDnnIa8s ansesrpsnta-t6s!ih ab,
DT Stttsbnrg @rtt S&ntdt us 9eEt - ntt &uGeatms bs
S~6stiaes-id8ItG as.
Der Stttssnre 9Iuatta Sansasus ettt tasV@ az.
Tpf> unb Observation-Disclosures scrarsa @Eprrtaas ana
9enDUmen-taeIt& an.
Der Dur&t9aealug (BaH etEe) grsml tEsliM Gu.
DIE psf, Enr9t@nsG-, SttteSurg Gtie uah Etstsbure
&lrtlrd @bntutaee iSIttscn a3 tn 5afTixbara an Me ana
er YtnntgIndnta central Gttersatn neH SitteDurs, gIsps.
tlnb, &clanbus, 1tae!Hdatt, SnbtanIpc!ts, 3bteaap, GtYouis
Nrtt fSa9ne, ~SouteotHt, Gdtrp anb agen ET,ntten tR NSsasn,
Rrrh- unb Siibptatn gtnau or.
Die YOe. un6 SGneQtEaf j4iteeen Nb ~ GIuatra an he
Slgt br Ster fort erie gabR aG9 aGtn puntieu ia uSsb-
i&tn, AIttlettn unb Hs alLesn Fieuo gEst on.
sidttrt AgSturft erp3lt man iEa GGibettar, Zabnhpfs.
s. u. Gukarrn, @sa. Supetiitsnbsrt,
2Orro " =. NDur1t Ger. @affaaIer, Ha.nR,
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Teucr- y er Il d cruug8 Wcieli9uit
BON SdlttmOre. a.t

u - ~
BON Baltimore. a9
62armsr=@ ebGIpt. -.se
It T., oe9eniiber ber BOlt.
8teie GOutpa3nie Darbe Der ~nngefdPr nein 5atae1
srganiiTt nit eiHsm Capital bon
$500, 600. .z..
Sic serit&ert ssaen ysrlaite eser S6soen Ourb 6susr,
IN Res Stabt posr auf BEN eanse; jese art bon GiSentbun.
aauImauuiihe eber anbere YcriiGernu8ea sDeroea anf be-
liebiee 3eit aaSseiteft.
GBemaS G.. > ambIeten, Prdl-
0ireCtRreM:
Sra G.. Gaafteto GtarIes s Batter
GeaneS " Serb aneH n @9apntaa
9ttsarb IS s~RcbtnIsu Ssbu g, Sarrp
SobN 0t @vemiider GsarieS Spilter =
SobR u SanibIetpu StOs Gampbea
Susb n GsDPer Ssbn Stelmant.
(Tles-l @ SHieSb &. MtInsr, Getf.
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N1i1tis fir Ginuanoerer,
Nsae arrangements fur Giniranberer Die nab
benz QHe1teu AT reilen miiulteu.

benz Wettfn 3t rRilen trnnlfen.
@pm bents, 8. Npbbr., an werbeu BITE Ginipaht erei
aut Der 9petbern Central Galpert Ctr, Depot Guenbabr
nit Gem Grpre6jNs befSrrert. Die 9Gbn bietet baenrt
ben Gmisranten einen srS6eren SprtBeiI, ais ir9enb ent
antere 8abm, aun lit re I'm 81 Nteilen turSer ais tot
anhere 8abn nat1 beuanHtem 4aaeen, ais u.5g9
Yittsbur9, GlepfIauc, Detroit, Sort Wapne,
Chicago, Milwaufec, @aIenu, Dubuque, ct.
paul, 9tod Sslnnt, burlington, Soma Stt9
unb merben Se8balb bic nit Der Nprt6ern Central gabu
eebeuhen @crIcnen 10 GtuHreM friPer ais bic nit anz
pern sja6utu g~ebenbet bort eintreiien, aud ipereen oIet
DIAL weHiger bic Wn9eM babel %sepeaielt, Die Sabn
iieGt rurdi Rem I6Sniten 2beil BON SPio. Die gan5e
@ntfernang bon bier bis @Ricagp lit 500 @ietieh, =
Da5 @epat ipirb bier g~e5eibutt (marfee) uno gent nit
ben @alia9iereH an rem SeitiHmaus5 sort,
glaN @rsltline. DaptOn, Cincinnati, Snotana'
polls. louisville uno ct. NouiS
,perben ~ebenIaas galiasiere %GeiSrbert unb fir iri @'epat
f eine peitere umlaopnsStpiteH beretnst. Die Fatlaz
qiere tSnnea nit benz 3 ltbr, pper IbenbS 10 hbr- 3ns
la6 a1eM tpeItli6 Qldeen gePen, ebne unteripe50 aufge'
balten III ireroeu,
0urbfaertsz8ilete werben s%erfauit in Der Office hes
Ngenten,
. Charles Batter,
(ptt141 SO, Is Gelir,, naPe gsaterS @barf.
-
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Sic Baltimore : Cbtp GiieHbabn bietet Rem %reiieubeH
8ublitam bic grS6teu Wprtbeile in Sesug ami Biai6feit
8eauemli6feit, Si6erbeit, Rinttlitfsit unS S4Snbeit
Der @ceuerieen, 10 oaB lie BON feiuer anterH SabE in bic
Ienr Qanee itbertrpfIen piro. 9ieie Sabn bonn atIanii<
l6em O;ean aHSgebenb, 1T bic alleite agSssSe6Hteite Il.
rie, slei9 ssitig dber aud bic ~fitrseie unb i&uclite mo
taber bic biGisfte stOnte fir bic @eHenter mad eem gees
item, bic ni6t p%erfebIen iclteu, ie gu beimtsn.
Wteileu.G ~ntftrnang ppH 8alamcre uuG Cincinnati
,.,ueber Yarferstur9. ....... 5S3 Wtsiisr.
- Seupcrb unb 8teetiHg .......836 n d
SarrtSburg unb &ittsburS .656 n
9urtb te @tarietta 9inie .5s5 ~
cine GriparniG an Der Gntfernung BON as
Durdb re Columbus 0inie ...........599
Cine GaIparuiB an Der gutferhuas bon
S~FsiIente, melGe bic Baltimore. Ohio Gtisnbabn be-
nuten, ltgen bic &eiie in ~ Sag surad uRb fabreE IN
@asen. lie auf rus Glerbequemite unb nit sspSIiterteH
sieem 'einseri6tet Itnb.
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go. Gnni 1851. s 36.

&c. Oab ieber Solicitor oner isir Stedpertre>
ter, wsltsr lit elmer @rprelluug Deer abiittliGsn
unterorilfnng utter benz 51elM peg GeleeeS
ihuItig matt, Dpsr tpiIientltd anoere Ooer gr6>
fere guunslI p%erlaust, ais bas @eiets e%rIantt,
Sber reldDer cine @eSab!unS, Ger9iitunS Dper See
%lObunug auBsr ben bierit rorgeldriebsnsr, fiir
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The Trial Of Fen,on Prisoners

TORONTO, G. W., Oct. 26.-Notwi thstand-
ing bad weather the courthouse was again
densely crowded, and the interest in Fenian
trials undated. The first prisoner placed
in the dock this morning, was David
| L. LOuisden, who prOfsssed 10 be an Epis-
/ cOpal clergyman, Mr.. Cameron, an able
lawyer, appeared for the prisoner, and asked
postpOnement of the trial to procure two
important witnesses, Rev. DIR. Fuller, Of
Syracuse, and Bishop Cox, of Buffalo. The
American Consul having undertaken to
procure their attendance. Hon. J. II. Came
ron, Crown counsel, replied that ample time
had been allowed to procure witnesses, but
Saturday week was agreed upon for trial.
The next prisoner placed in the dock was
John Mcmahon, a Roman Catholic priest.
The defendants Attorney challenged only
one juror. Mr.. Il. A. Harrison, on behalf
of the Crown, then addressed the jury The
Indictment contains three counts, charging
prisoner with being an American citizen,
and as such invading the Province with
intent to levy war; second, and after enter
ing continued to act with persons invading
the Province. The third count charged
prisoner Of being with persons who levied
war on the Province.
John Ray, of Fort Erie, sworn: He saw
Lownsden at Fort Erie on the first of June
with the Fenians; saw him again with them
after the fight at Fort Erie.
Alfred Wilson sworn: Saw the prisoner at
Fort Erie on the first of June; he was giving
orders about some satchels; saw no arms
about him.
Alex. Mulligan next testified: Saw the
prisoner, and he had a revolver at his side;
he was advising the Fenians to take care Of
themselves.
Several other witnesses testified 10 the
same effect. No witnesses were called for
the defense. Mr. Cameron then made a
long speech for the defense, saying that the
prisoner was Catholic priest, and was forci-
bly, compelled to go with the Fenians to give
assistance and comfort to the wounded, and
that as priest he could not refuse to attend
TO the wounded. He was on his way to
Montreal on private business when the Fe-
mans took him at Buffalo and compelled his
attendance. Hon. J. H. Cameron replied
at length, saying that in law the presence Of
the prisoner, or his having in any way aided
the raiders, makes him equally guilty. The
Judge then charged the jury, who, after
retiring nearly an hour, brought in a verdict
of guilty, and the prisoner was then sem
fenced to be hanged on the 18th Of Deem
Der next
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New York, Oct. 26.-The Chamber of
Commerce will meet next week to inaugu-
rate the movement 10 collect subscriptions
for the relief Of the sufferers by the Quebec
FIRE
The Evening Express says this morning
the ordinary interest in the proceedings of
the Fenian trials in Canada, was increased,
by the news that one Of the alleged officers
Of Gen. ONeiPs brigade, Col. Lynch, was
to be hanged in December next, for an as
sumed participation in the invasion of the
frontier. The report soon became the prin-
cipal topic of conversation in the city. All
classes seemed to condemn the severity of
the sentence as unbecoming and imprudent.
The course of the Canadians during the late
war also called forth very unfavorable criti-
cism in connection with the sentence of Col.
Lynch.
Owing to the news, the headquarters of
Col. Roberts presented an unusually busy
scene this evening. Two Of the leading
Generals were present in the War Depart
ment of the buildings, and soon after their
arrival they we're besieged by the Fenians,
who anxiously inquired what would be done
to prevent the execution Of death. In an
swer to the parties, one of the Generals re-
peated that if Lynch was hung he would en-
gage to capture and execute twelve Canadi-
ansto ayenge the deed. Should the other
prisoners share the same fate, he said their
deaths would be avenged in the same way,
and this Fenian General, in referring to the
sentence, said he had paroled forty Cana
dams whom he had captured and furnished
them.a safe escort beyond the Fenian lines.
he said if they hung Lynch it would only
have the effect of exPediting another inva-
sion Of Canada. 1t is believed that Presi-
dent Roberts will take some action on the
subject.
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FROM EUROPE.
Cable Dispatches.


LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26.-The steamship Cit,
of New York, from New York Oct. Is. ha,
arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 26.-The STEAMSHIP
Bremen, from New York Oct. Is. arrived
yesterday on route for Bremen.
PRAGUE, Oct. 25.-The Emperor of Ans.
tria has reached this city, and met highly
favorable reception from the people and
officials.
FLORENCE, Oct. 25.-King Victor Eman.
uel Will make his formal entry into the city
Of Venice, on the 9TH Of November.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 25.-The Sultan
has formally recognized the Bashador and
given him reception at his palace
LONDON, Oct. Pa report is current
here to-day that the Tycoon Of Japan is
dead.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26-An arrival here re-
ports that the ship Laganaw Bontell, from
Cardiff for Havana, was burned at Sio. No
date; no lives lost.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 26.-The Cunard
steamship Persia, from New York, Oct. II,
arrived to-day, en- route to Liverpool.
PARIS, Oct 26.-Great anxiety in France
in regard to the condition Of the Lyons
wOrkmen.
The condition Of the Empress Carlotta is
declared as being hopeless.
The Emperor Macmillan will proabIy
return in the Australian :frigate which was
recently dispatched from Triest by 1.-The En-
peror Francis Joseph.
1t is said that twenty war steamers will
leave for Mexico in November TO bring
home the entire French forces in that
country
LONDON, oct. 26-The London Globe in
an editorial alludes to the courts of Prussia
and Sweden absorbing the kingdom Of Den
mark.