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Pianos |!
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p undersigned has lust received large and varied stock
F class Pianos selected by him in with great
care from the best Factories Of Baltimore New YORK and
Gnor Among them will found the following styles Of
he celebrated Gold Medal Pianos from the great south
The Full Grand the jland Upright, styles OF square
Pianos from the panes the B1pcrby carved ranging
In urics from $500 to 81 900 ,. 1. ecnn q
From Nunns, date NUNS q Clark upFlShts W 9ooV'
STYLES Of Squares, from $3.50 to $500. - g es,o e.
From Raven Bacon: styles Of squares from DIV "
$3.50. ,,,, .. ezsn. t1,,,oras f,on
$500 to $3.50 Pari9r Favortes, from SiU1 to S5gJ;
We keep cheap auctionmade flgno5 when are a%y
aar any prce but those who desire perfect lnstF
ment at low figure, cordially recommend the beamd
Ssvan-0caye SParor Favoritesh of Guild 90, %hicl
Sscnpypr considerably less space than ordinary Ptahos
have wonderful brGncy and round dness o. tone pefec
on o mechanism and chnsteness and beauty OF hnlSh Una
have made them wherever known, truly 'EaYorltes'
Pianos sold upon monthly payments , =, 49,, nj, -,
Dealers and Schools supplied at exactly the tecory Moie
sale Rates Descriptive Price Lists sent by application TO
A. E. BLACKMAR,
l67 Canal street.
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The weather yesterday was so glorious as to
tempt large proportion. of our city population
out of doors, and every one seemed actuated by
the impulse Of getting as far from in doors as pos
gible. A large number went upon short excur-
sons and visited the grayeyards, particularly
those at the foot of Canal street. "a bloody old
time they had of it getting back, too" was the
explanation of driver to u.s. which told suf-
fciently pointedly the lack of the railway accom-
modations.
In the public squares the grounds were swarm
ing with visitors-some sitting upon the benches,
promenading and chatting gaiy, or among the
juvenile ;portion, jumping ropes or playing at
ball. Passing through the we'll known square in
front of the Cathedral, we were pleased to re-
mark that the garden though always kept inre-
markably neat order, had been undergoing some
repairs, and that the four statues of the seasons
which adorn each corner had been made to look
as if freshly chiseled.
There was an unusually large number of visitors
who crossed the river to Agers, and stilllargel
!, number whoremained contcntedy upon the levee
and appeared to derive sufficient satisfaction from
J staring at the water and shipping. The importan
event Of the day with this class of pleasure seek
ers was the arrival of a New York steamship, AM
(; was curious to watch the manner in which tn
], crowd concentrated from every part of the leye
I to witness the Decentralization Of passengers
+ Next to travelling yourself is the pleasure
G seeing others who have just done So; and th
ladies wrapped in shawls, the gentlemen wit
e their overcoats, and desperately defending then
e selves with valise from the attacks of ne
ie friends, make one enjoy in imagination som
d thing Of the excitement Of travel itself. We wei
IL on board of the Fung Shuey, but did not learn
r the arrival of any visitors particularly known
IL
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which seemed to characterize the scene, we haY'
no doubt it continued until long towards morn.
The Fair Tonight.

The fair for the benefit of the Louisiana Relief
Asylum for the insane, opens tonight al Masonic
Hall. 1t has already been mentioned IN these COZ
umns that the asylum to be relieved by the Ianas
obtained through this entertainment, IS in charge
Of sisters of charity and that fact IS sunclent 70
vouch for the excellence of its administration ana
command public sympathy. There are intiuen.
tial ladies of the laity, if the word may be used
in this connection, engaged in getting up the en-
tertainment, who are sparing no exertons to rem
der the fair highly attractive even to pleasure
seekers.
The Opening BAH of the Young Mems ne
neyolent Society.
The Young Mems Benevolent Society IN
augurated the festive season on Saturday even
| ing, with the first of their series OF annua
balls The hall of the House OF Repre-
sentatves was the scene of the testiVity, ana tht
sDacious chamber from which was Temporarily
removed the bar railing, afforded full scope for INT
ioyous exercises of the throng assembled on tne
occasion 1t was an entertainment OF when th'
association may well be proud. 1t would vie II
elerauce and decorum with the choicest reunion
Of New Orleans. Beauty and exquisite taste
drapery were presented in the ladies to remark
able degree, and those who led them " throug
the mazes of the dance. "
The balls of the society are given to aid the OF
eanization in carrying out its benevolent purposes
and the success Of this promises happy ABILITY
the association to enlarge its charities during II
wear. The association, through the war, was pa
: alyzed by the absence Of most Of its member
from the city, but it has been reorganized undt
t auspices promising greater usefulness than eve
The officers are: Messrs. j. Duballen, president
q Charles Keller, vice president; L. A. Richard
4 secretary, and W. ReInarth, treasurer. Ihese ge
= tlemen are all energetic, Jealous for the success
! the society, aud have the influence and publ
: confidence needfpl for success.
/, In concluding this notice, it is due to JUST
it Braughn and Mr. H. R. Schmidt chairman OF
committee of managers to accredit them with
!. admirable arrangement Of the superb enterta
y nent at the Institute. The next ball we learn
+ be given at the Orleans Opera House, and prep
r atoms are already on foot to make it gra
i affair.
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spA1N-ooNvooAr1oN OF HUNGARIAN DIET
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AUSTRIA PROPOSES PEACEFUL AND eOacIllArORr DESIGNS
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Mr.. SteTe1s Recommends Rejection OF
Constitutional Amendment.

Fe.nian Affairs in oanada.-Iumsden Acquitted
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HALE1D1 ORE 90 LIE II
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important 30 Business JUe's.

Important 90 Business eMeas.
Just Published
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES
AND
ARTICLES and OCCUPATIONS SUBJECT TO TAX
nder the Excise the United States together with
MANUFACTURES and PRODUCTS EXEMPT from TAX
For sale at this Office and all the book stores -
M. w. zYeOmlpsO3es
AGENT OF THE
NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
AND
aEREaAl NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT
NO. IA WALL STREET NEW YORK.
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Ministerial Changes in Apastn-ia
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French Minister at Washington to be Changed
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lTALy..-RETURN OF KING OF sAXQNY 70 Dresden

Resignation of the Belgian na,a,.tes.os WAR
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Baltimore Police Commissioners Case.
CONFERENCE W1THTHE PRESIDENT

Secretary Stanton, Gen. Grant, the Attorney
General, Gov. Swami, Montgomery
Blair and Mr.. Latrobe Present.
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QUESTION IF IT WILL - 50 MADE
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION.
Merchants Mechanics nd Artisans Of ail descriptions are
notified th the Books Entry opened at the Office
of the Association,
zEechanIcR Institute BaiGding,
DEYADES STREET,
Parties ds.rous Of Exhbiting the Fair to be held on the
h of NOVEMBER NEXT should nuke application at once
for such space as they may equre exhibit their Wares
Handy-Wofk.
1t is desirable ta every having any article which va
tie public should exhibit such article either
a comuetitor for PREMIUM or simply object worthy
p4'-' l. N. MARKS,
President.
.......... C. Fl. SLOCOMB,
Chairman of the Fair Grounds Committee.
LUTHER HOMES Secretary and Treasurer
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Military Preparations by REasszia,'
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BY THE ATLANTIC GABLE.

LIVERPOOL MARKET--CoTToN Is I'D.
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Writ of Habeas Corpus to Release
the New Commissioners.

MADE. RETURNABLE IMMEDIATELY.
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ELECTION
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aEsEaM NEwspApfR AND ADVERTlslNa A0EHr

NO. IA WALL STREET. NEW YoRK.
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GxYlUSicn spe;er sbIsppSampter.

Gatrc, 6. Ntai. = Der &eIel be,
56lepppampfers Sid 5uebss srplOoirte se.
tern MbenO In Der gtabe Spn 8anoclp6, &C
Meilen BON Mempbis. Gs ipurDen babel 6
Yerlonen 9%etDptet, unter ibnen Capt. gar
Dorm uno 6rau, 6rant Munb unp Der Snge.
nieur 5eal. Capt. SUbr Mr9ean, friberet
GUmmauoeur bes Calumet, mar 9potle aui
benz 5u9beS unb wurpe' MUIR let9t oerlcbt
uno pur6 ben NOam Saeob 9%erettet. gbenio
Sames NisleY.
Ser SGlepppampfer 5tsreb NIT benz 9rt=
MA Donna i'm Gau erploOirte getern Ibenp
III Meilen BON Sutton e%ntfernt. 5terbet
ipurOe NIT NuSnabme BON 3 9er(unen Die
9anSe Wfanni9aft 9etGbtet. Der Captain
unp feline 8rau, weIGe wdbrenp pes llnelld5
iGltefen, purren bet ber @rplpiion ms Wa|z
1cr ael4leubert unD Derl6wanoen.
Sin 8rtef an Capt. Mu6elman brinst bic
gla9rt6t, baB auBer bent Captain uno fetner
6ruu nod Der crlte Steuermann unb ber
Saifs;immermann set6otet tpuroen. Der
6euermann tpnrbe lei9t, bret Watrple n BON
pem Yrinta OOnna ieop9 I9wer perlebt.
&einer Ger Off;tere pes lesteren Saifes
purpe belGdoi9t unb lte9t baielbe Sts q pts
OOn Sutton an Der @rcnse bon Nrtanias. Der
Oampftr Apam Saeob besesnete ben Oam>
pFern ltno nabm Die ueterlebenpen auf.
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SunEPsbnuDtIfQDt

8abtn to II, 7. Mdt. - 6eute bat
liA Die N%ufre9un9 III Der 0eIAGftSmelt, Die
pur6 ben 8ruh Der Nterdants National6anl
berpOr9erufe fen purpe, nod permebrt. NuA Die
5irma WaurY & So. bat i9re !3a6lunaeu
etn9elteat, ME e5 betst in 6olge Der Durd
Den SanferUtt Der 9fattOnalbant erltttenei>
8erlulte. OO9 beibt ee, Die Nctipa ltten 6tn=
ret9enp, UNI Die Dallipa 3n beden.
Die Oamen Don SaYetteotQe, 81. g.,
baben Dem uerlau9ten" 0efanseusn in 6crt
MlonrOe ais elm 3ei9en t6rer NnAGnslt&teit
cine beOeutenDe 0slOl umme gum @elAent 9e-
ma6t. Der cole Ouoler bat ben ,,beroiI1en,
e~ntIagung5uOQen unO 6rtltli6 tu9enDtaften"
Damen elm ribrenpeS OantIagun95lAreiben
gelenoet, peldes Die 1iblt6en .3~eitun9en per-
GfentliGen.
= IS gebt Geute ba5 @eri6t, Dab Der
NrGlpeut Die 8tu fir bic 33uIaIun9 bon
Colorado nit 1etnem @etp beteoen mirp.
- Die v0atlp Shines" bon beute MOr9er
bnt an Der Spjse tbrer Spalten Die Namer
Nnbrew SobnlOn unO MontsOmerY Blair ali
Observation-Disclosures fir 1868. Daa
3idet miro ais etu lebr ~vltarfeS" betra@tet
(gStr balten cine IO!Ge NomtnatiOn fir al
Uoreili9 ; 100 mG9en SO6nlpn unO Blair lein
penn man wieper @raltOe1ten w1blt 9
= Der Sdabamtsl efretir ma6t betannt
Dap Der Sdabmeilter Der Ser. Stuaten in
%ltfuirt wOrpen 1T, ntdtfdli9e &e~sieruns8
S4ulpAetne i'm 8etrag Don 20 @iiatoner
eim3u3ieben unp Die SntereIen Bis gum 1. II
NRts. parauf gu besablen.
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WruereS n1lR Gurnha.

5alifar 7. Wat. = Der Oampfer
Gblna aus 2t0erpCo! ria 9ueenstuwn am
~. ult. lit angefCmmen. Sstne Na9rt9ten
Iino unt 2 Sage reuer.
Der Sampler Droppntts 1T prauBen NIT
ben 8aha9ieren ces Dampfers @a1btneton
a%ngetommen. Die Mal9inerten pe5 Oampfers
8a1btnatOn linO unbraudbar eeporoen j; fer
ner bat oerieIbe feline Ndper unp lein Steuer=
ruper perloren.
IS ltebt fef baB Sefrei9 sn enereil6en
WaBre9eln in Senetten ereileu nil.
Die Geformbta palItrtt bas 5au5 ber
@emeinen nit elmer Nlaipritdt bon 5 Stim=
men.
Die Naart4ten aus Dsutl4lano piper=
lpreCten It4 uno eS berrlGt bort etne aGees
meme rnbebasli6teit iber bic 8e3ie9unaen
Oetrei&'5 gu Stalien. Qesterss per i6ert,
nt6ttrie9eril9e Nbli6ten sebabt 3t baben.
Die Nbltmmung uber Die &eformbtQ ltanb
318 geSen 313. 9te 3ettun9en betradten
all9emetn Die Ibltimmung mad Der ~3tpeiten
SerIel lung Der Bill als cine Nieoerlaee ber
Ne9ierung.
Die peut1ae Srase 1T nod tmmer ni6t if
rer S. Jung nabe, @esenieittse 8sI6uloisun=
gen Dauern fort. Gs pirp bert4tet, poB Set=
reid Die @elanbten gnslunOs u. Srantretda
6ena@rt&ti9t BABE, DaB, penn peren Neste'
run9en bic NeutralttGt Staltens SerbIrgeu
~spOllten, es feline 3ruppen entpafnen wOle
Sm Senetten purben 9rpBe milttaril4t
Scrb~ereitun9en 9emadt.
@raf GreS, Der ttaltentl6e Diplomat, mar
in @ien. Man iast, pab ct cine Grtldrune
rpesem Der Sltrei&il&en 8ultunsen in Genetier
Derlan9te.
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Nmtltbe 8rteftne.
Y50IfirmOre Npnfmmte NScrcin.

Inter ubisen, gtauten bat f6, mad benz gorsitbe pies
ler gtdbte in Gnslaub, 8eisien unb Deuti6lanb, am
90. WtGrs b. 8. tabier elm Serein s~esriinbet, iueI&er gum
3ped Bat, ale nptbwenbisen QeSeHsbebirfni0e, bic bur&
McuopclifrunS unb Speculation in bic SO9e %Setrieben
unb trcs bes Ga1en bes @plbes auf bieien bsbcn PreiieH
erbalten trerben, an @cniuu1enten 3u bebentenb Bills
I~iaeren Yreiien 3u ~berfaufeu unb tpelHer ben SGus
fer, fans er fit an ben @erein oni4lieBt, an tem er5iels
ten @etpinn t5eilnebnen lift.
Dus nStbise Capital pirb bur& 9tnt9eilc [attien] 5us
iaulntenssi6O1eu, tpe8e 6 PCT. 3inien traseu. 0a elm
gntbeil auf 10 Dollars ~fefseiest unb berfelbe in fpS4ents
li6eu an3ablunsen BON 10 Gents %ein9e3ablt tpiro, 10 lift
feGbft Der lubemitteIfe i'm StanOe, ttb an bteiem Serein
3I betbeiliSen.
Die @onItitution, icpie bic 10 eitere IuftIGruns
fam man in ber Office bon @bn. U. Scene & Co., IS
@r&anse 8laee, Gde bon Ssut9fr., erbaIten, aud tpsr'
ben buiebf GinseiGuunsen ~entSeSeu s%encwmen.
Gbwaxb q. Scene,
rarril16-Sutl Ober-2sertpalter,
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SranS in ct. epuis.

ct. 9cuts, 5. Stat. Die srOBen Stal'
uno Bu9enremilen Der Ginften StruBen 81.
lenba9n TIM uutern G6eile Der Stabt brannten
lebte ytaGt nieper. 16 @arS, Iammtli6es Sc
idirr unO ale 8utterpOrrdt6e wurpen ser=
fort unb nc. Maultbiere famen in ben
blnmmen UNI.
Der Gerlult betrdst $4,000, tpOSun nut
$4,000 in bieli9em @eleai4aften oeriiaert
Gino.
Man elaubt, buB Oas 5eaer ba8 Dert Ell
mes 8ranplifterS mar.
9lm DOnnerltag Naat brannten IN ct. So
Itpb, MiGOuri, 6 @el9aftsbduier ab. 8erluI
$4,000; oeridert, $25, 900.
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Neneae UaArt6teu.
Eelegraphirt fiir Dem ..@altimpre @eder".
39/GDn0re6. Il tBmne.

@ a1btm9tcn, 7. Nlat. - SIM g.
a t le9te Der GOrltber ben idbrli6en 8erif,
bes SmitbIonian Sntituts Dor, wel9er ben
Committee Ibtr Orudurbeiteu ~referirt murbe
STR. SobnIon itberreihte bic Yetitiun be,
Nmerican Mebtcal Convention um bic SerGf
fentli4un9 Der Wleotcal H.. Surgical 6iItOrtt
bes Srte9es; bent Committee itber Oruferei
iiberpte1en.
Muf SIR. Sberman'S Nntras tpurpe becr-
bert, bret Sauleno Gremplare Der @ntI6et>
pun9 pur6 baS Supreme @eri6t, nber ods
Jeht Der Stadten, Natipnol 8anf Strd 81
belteuern, su DruGen.
Scr. @tllon beantra9te etnen 9lenartertdt,
fir Qualification elmer pftStellen @elAiAte Der
lsbten 9tebeltOm gu iorgen; Dem Mtlitdr=
Committee perptcien.
Scr. 0olanc belt etne Nepe iber btelen
@prI6la9 bic So. Srumbul, SHERMAN
unb Stewart lebten bic Debate barber
fort.
Mr. SObnlon begann elm ar9urtent, bic
relative @ewalt oeS @pn9reie5 Icpobl, ais
AUDI beS @rdfOenten, be5itgIi9 @rtt6entbez
bun9en, gu lGiiben.
Scr. 6Uwe lpra6 Die 69fnung aus, baB
pas Enhancement anerfannt weroe; SIR.
@uulsturY ipra4 eifris fir cine @teOerbez
r0tbun9.
SIM &eprden Mt antenbau1 be
antra9te Scr. Sultan BON Snpiand einen
8elAlub, Das Committee itber @eridtspelen
a~njuwetlen, ausfnpt9 Su MAIDEN, Oh es
ratblum let, cine 8ia ein3uberi6ten, DAP i'll
3ufunft paS Stimmreht teiner Nerlon bins
li6tlt4 ietner 9autfarbe ourbebalten weroen
Darf uuO baB re6t3ettig NOtt3 9e9ebea iperpe,
pdB fernerbin fein neu9ebilpeter Stat IN ote
Union aufgenUmmen neroen bari, pelIen
Contribution ntht a(9emetnes StimmreAt
garanttrt.
Scr. Stint BON Obiu ftelte Den Nntrag, Die
Bill 31 tafeln ; perpprfen.
Der 8elAIuB tpurOe angenpmmeu.
SIR. 2dwrence BON SbiO le9te cine Stl
Dor, Die Belt Der 9ermine in ben 8e3irtS< uno
Dttrttt9erthten SIT reguliren. Ste 8ia Der
fi9t, baB bic Germine i'm 8e3trfsgeriAt BON
8ir9intd am l.. Mnt uno am |. NuDember
in Ht9mUnO itattlinoen loQsn, Die SID pei
lirte.
Die Steuertiu purpe aufeenpmmen unb
ldn9ere s3ett beratben.
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Observation-Disclosures.

9tGbtif9es 8estrt89ertdt.- Otid>
ter Nleran6er. 9fObert gSplie 9eSe1 @6arleS g.
@il11pr, SbOn1a8 3. Spbn1pn, Mm. &. Ntaq8,
@ilmpt SDbnloH 1llb Samuel Snrlbutt. Nnt
trag auf ipeSiele @rfitGung zines @pntraft. 0as
Oetret mics bic Setla9teH all, cine 9eipi1Ie @elos
Iur1n1e all be1 &ldger al 5ableu.
@lenOra Wdller our6 @eOrge Sir16man oeae1t
SanleS $. SO9nipn II. q. Antra9 auf Snjlnc'
ton.
Mer9antS @rdange Gpmp. bon Baltimore qes
gen Wu1. >. @rabarn. Sefret, pel6eS cine des
piiie obligation annElirt.
Ser. Staaten 0ttrtft @ert6t. 9ttde
ter 9ile8. Die Ser. Staaten gege1 9asbageu &
Sduepoter; niGt %beenbi9t.
Grim tnaIgert3t. 9tidter .lSpn. $.
8prb. 6. $. Sti9arbi Jon, Stautsarwalt.
SObn SbOmas, a19eflagt, Sptrituoien am
SOnntaS %oerfauft 81 Rateu. Sail ~bei9ele9t,
gtelIpn StepenlO Jon, an9etla9t, III ben 2a0en bon
CHARLES 9plSnlanu, $40. 164 Sit0,S barptr., ellis
gebrDden Su fem, tpuroe idulbig b"efunoen mn
fir 5pet Sabre na9 Dem Staat8> 3udtbaule sc.
l4ift.
Ser gte9er Wnt. 9arriS nurbe IGulbi9 befnlts
ben, III Dem @ei4dftSIOfale Der Sirn1a SOtparo,
Sole & 60. S9uittipaare1 getpblel 81 baben mi
fltr 6 Wtonate rdf Dem Staot9efd19uib 9eldidt.
@tni9e arloere 6ile ipurpeI aufgernf el iebpd
uidt beel1oi9t ulO peri6Dbeu.
upertp Or Sc / b t. - 9ttdter Dtarti1.
S9pr1aS 8opo ct ux 9e9el1 Hpbert @rptbers, 2olt'
ia 8eu, @ll Seq NIB 9n1elia Sell. Seltanentss
Itrcit. Oetret ipri9t ben &ldgern $500 at.
We8lie Starr NIB Sobn &pate8 9e9e1 Wiltam
Starr; nidt b~ee1lbi9t.
ses SO atIengeri DIT. 9ttdter &uocun, Supples
rnb Scfmann. Sui. SrebS wurpe Sur Gerlpals
teri1 beS gta9IalieS bon @nl. q. &reb8 beltitnmt.
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9eit1e Gnfnnnfhie.
Observation-Disclosures .

GrFer 3 wetg.- Sn Der s~eitrigeu @itsung
te1roe beI9lolie1, cine @aSlaterne all Central
Npenue, 3wilden Spbn8> unb 9offmannItr., Al
erri6ten; ebe1io wurbe beldIciIeu, cine @aslampe
an 9alaSitr., 5wti9en Yratt> nno @Ou9bltr., 81
erridten.
Dfr. Wiarib legte einen Seri9t Dor nit SeIaIu6,
ben Sta6t'S omrniIiir ar5utp lien, ba8 8arapet
BON Dtub Sort an Der &reu3ung BON 8ib6le> uno
@drOliueftr. ab5utra9eu.
Scr. &aulf einen Seridt nit 8eI9IuB, SIS, 900
fir @rrtdtlGllg zines peiteren @ebGlIbe8 nabe Dem
Scule Of 9tefuge 5u perpili9en.
DIE Orotnar5, baS Salair Der 0ar1penaufieber
Gnf SO pro 8Ode 81 erbGben, paiitrte; ebeul . BIZ
Sroinan5, Commerce Sane i'll e~rtpeitern NIB Bic
Strabe oann 9pltbapitr. 81 neitren.
Der Sel6luB palitrte, ben Dtappr 31 err1ddti>
gen, NIT benz Olrt9ellten eineS Wtllltfcorp8 @oIls
tratte fitr @oncerte i'll Den YarfS ab5ui6liefen;
ferner pallirte Der 8eidluB, benz @eor9e Yeabpop
Die @altfreunbI4pft Der Staot dl5ubieteu.
Die Srbitars, Die @etiibre1 beS Staotaeon1e>
tiers 81 %beItlntmett, rpltroe mieoer b~eratber1.
Die Orotl1dH5, tpelde cine Serdnoeruu9 in Der
SOIt8iGul<@p mu1iiitOn %perfi9t, purbe fir Mttt.
nod sur SageSprbn1llg 9emadt.
Die Orbilars, Der Ybilabelpbia, 8ilmin9tpn
unb Baltimore 8abn &o11pagnie 81 e~rlaubel1, eli.
Opppel9eeiIe III SOItpnftr. 51 le9eu, tpelde W1abpr
Chapman nit DEM SetD belegt bate, muroe miepel
beratbe1 u1D nit IL 9e9eu 8 Stinmel1 pertpprfeu;
es feblte etue Stimme al enter preiptertel Wtaiori.
tat.
SIM eiten 3wetge wurbe ni9ts bon
Sl1tereIie rerbanoeIt.
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Geffanbuia res m1brrers a,rOhft.

p6tlaDelpbta, 7. Mat.-YrO6t, Der
psrurtbeilte @tGrper, bat elm Sci tdnpniB otter
Der pom inn be9an9enen Mcrotboten in Der
Deerin9iden 6amilte ab9ele9t. @r fin9 init
Der GrmOrDuns pes Cornelius GareY an.
NaA ieinen &u6iagen iAetnt er fetnen Slit
lhuloieen at baben.
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OeItperfe Serh0rt.

@tttsbmrs, 7. Stat. = Die &eptOne
Der So. @eiienber9er & So. se-
rietben beute Na6mitta9 in Brand unp 100
Sap rafinirteS Sel wurpen sertGtt. Der Sc
lammtOerlult betrGgt $4,000; Gerli@eruns
$4,000. Das 6euer entltanp purA 3ufal.
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8Qnfitr. 8oupereir SO. 2.

SIN Ser am DDnnerGds ten 5. Mai fattsefantenen Ser
IarnmIuug wurte her @tretn NIT pbiesm TiteI beleet. Dit
entprr fenen Statuten BITS our uddfen gerian1rtInns III
Mnndtme surifBeIsBt unb NIT Der 3ablung fer GtniG reibe
aelter he Ipnutn.
Die reaeina6iBe @erfammIuna ftnbet aGe g8oGe an
Spnnerstas Nosnb 8 llbr III ber3 DObnuns bes &etrn 9
Sort. go. &c 8antfr. fatt. Die etft GtH3ablun6 auf Mn'
t6sile bestnrt BEN II. W8dt
gu Der nd&fc Ser l1unmlun6. cen 10. BE-, to'rb iebeS W1it
elieb IOptc aud fCld9e, nfl&e fh tem 8ere ne md anf6lte
Ben ppuen, tefo betS etneelaeen. inten bic Magt Der BE
n,ten su5Iei6 NIT f%attftn6et.
$. OBJ m ami,
[nt1t5-1ntt) prpO. SER.
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-aF7a9Aa1FEN 60
Npu Bottom.

80 ton, 6. @lai. 0enrY s. @6eeler,
Der Nsent Der G6ttniOn unp Bite's @eat 81.
81. Co., welher Dor &ur;em bier perbaftet
warb, ais er na6 europa reiIen wOllte, mar
getern Dor @eri6t unO tru9 auf 6erabtbuns
Der guralAaft an.
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ytd9 Der v9ailY gieps" uno benz u9eralo"
ioI ber DroseB bes Sartes 80. Duncan, mel
der tpeaen @raulamteit segen bic fSoeralen
@efan9enen por ben S6ranten ltano, beenbet
iporpen lein; bas rlrtbeil miro jeop@ ni&t
Scr Der 8eltatisuna pur@ ben DEPARTMENTS
@pmmanoeur ber6fentli6t tperoe1.
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EeuerSbruuH In Ediru.

@atrO, 7. Wtat. - Die @rpcerie BON
Nliler, StrottOn & So. an Der SbiO 9epee
uno SwGlf anpere 0ebaube wurben beute
MUr9en etn &aub Der 6lammen. Ser @erluIt
miro auf 100000 gelaabt unp lit nur fir
$4,000 perIi4ert.
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perurtheilnna etnss aNprSers.

N1bunY, 5. Mai. George 6. @Orbun
Der bee MOrpes pom Omen GbpmplOn au S9Os,
barrie an9efla9t mar, tpurpe beute pom Dem
ELECTROMAGNETIC iaulOis pes MOrpes i'm
5peiten @raOe ertldrt utO gu IebenSlan9ltder
2u&thalsltrafe perurtheilt.
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geuer 81uperetn in Der MItItdot.

Gin ndd neuent Borg tide plane orbettenber 8duStr-
etn murbe i'm 9nufe Der Wpbe prsautFrt. 9Gir laben beS-
ta!b ale, bic It'd etnern snten Ssrein nufdlteBsn tupaen, etn,
It'd n1dfen Dpnneraae, 10. Ufdt i'm 3Ufale beS Soerrn
li6r etniutnSsr, mm nod BET annGSnts Ter @cniitutiUa anS
@rpGbIuug Der permdnenten Btdmten mttftnmen 3u tSnnes
SIM Nuftrage 9enrs gtf&er, PROV: prat.
(Tdntprfl 81. 81 e rs + q n, brpp. Gefy,
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StQ0t-Gpmmiiidrs Ofice

Baltimore, %. &pril 1866.
Serfttselte aneetOte fdr has @rdOirsn, YFaftern unb NIT
Wtnhttetnen periebfn oeS gnn3en Gbetlss BON Sterret Straee
5otthen DtcSenr6 un6 N%amfasfr., nerten duf oieier Office
bS Otenffna, 8. Wtat, 10 utr MpreenS ansenrmmtu.
DER @pntrdftor Deer bic GDntrdftoren bd6en 8pnbs All d.
BEN NIT anertannter Sirgibaft fur bic Ausiubruns Ter Sra.
otrung, Yfaferuns unb NIT Ninnfetner Belle uns In Itrens
ger ueberetnffimnuna nit ben Veriusune ter betr- Orbinan3,
zines Spterns fur @rGbtrunB, pHafern une
llmpFaferu Ger Straeen, Games unb NGeps Ser Stact BnItt.
more. SOB 9 NIT
(2Sap5nIidt) GIert hes Statt. 8 prniT1rS.