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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
TIE RESIGNATION or BARON BEusT.

The following letters relating to the resignation OF
,be Saxon Minister hayo passed between him and thu King
Mosr- GRACIOUS SovYREIGS Your Majesty pleased to
allow me al my humble request to take personal share
m the prennaes for treaty Of peace which we're opened
AZ Dsrn For this favor owed many thanks as had 1t In
order 10 remove all doubt 10 Willingness TO meet inc az
op,s OF the esent time and 10 show that was ready 10
Ynr Maest, tioyornmeDi had done in its truc light and
sso by opposing false decomposition to gain better
footlp IN the sold negotiations. Meanwhile however, my
narttelueton In them has been declined at Berlin
IA Your Majesty will BE- graclousy pleased 10 remember
nm The daV of lie signature OF the premnaes Of peace be-
tween Austria aud Prussia had before Your heesty for
Confederation the question Of an understandng'with the
Prussian Government being more sought or-my person
yt not prove huderaDec to H. and Hi would lot be bet
ter 10 remove tho sane.
The aforementioned niimaon rom Berlin only
70 strengthen my suppson and therefore consider
I, AMY / owe Your Majesty and the country lay
before Your Majesty ny most humble resignation painful
n must b. FOR me Just this moneni and under present cir
eunstspoes withdraw from the service OF Your Majesty
ministerial activity Of moro than u years thus brought
as IT'S end are alike marked
by severe shock which political relations received
eannot reprolch myself with having caused either tie
Tie oher contrary an conscious In both cases Of
bsvin In accordance WITH the principles and feelings OF my
King and master defended Right withou. fear and done my
duty. 49,.
atom and 10 ave belief the that remembering
hn under Yonr Msestys direction to de-
vote energies the service Of my country should s
have syen 10 show myself worthy Of the manifold and
proofs confidence aud indulgence that have
fallen my share. In most profound respect your MAesys
must ''D''N' MUS FD BARON voS BxUsr
PT,rns August IS. 1906
The answer Of the King was thus;
D.sy Histr If &a VAaos Won BEpr Yesterday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
crsrau.Ayr., MonRrsASrA.-on last wednesday

CySrRAI.AyE., MoRRrsAyIA On last wednesday
afternoon the Commissioners appointed under by tue laws
Of 1865 to lay out Centraave in the towns OF MoranA
West Farms aud Yonke had final meeting for the purpose
Of awarding that part the which is comprised In the
frat section extending from the bridge a. McCOms Dam to
the line of The town Morrisania. distance OF between
sOOand 900 feet The engineer Mr. Andrew Eine!ey lad
surveyed the work and the estimates were all In ard Opened
on hs an Of September last The Commissioners cd nos
make the award that time they wished TO be wen sai
ed with reference the parties contracting and their sare
esbefore awarding the work At their last meeting wna
decided 10 give tho Mr. Leonard W. Jerome LIS
bid was for Sol 200 OF which ga 0O0 falls 70 the town OF Nor
risaaia and balance to tho town OF West Farms liz
sueties are William Alderman of Yonkers and tofoes OF
oenbusb Rensselaer, County Mr. Jerome intends 10 put
sn AT work Immediately so as TO have the road completed
soon as possible The avenue passes through bes9ta
of country and will be one Of the best drives 10 THIS
n will be laid ont In Is straight line practicable ano WIZ
30 made 100 feet wide from curb to curb with sidewalks % se
In Width.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17
THE GERMAN QUESTION.
BERLIN.
TIE MOVEMENT PoR GERMAN USITY-BIs>ARK's
PLAEs--THB QUESTION or sAX0SY AND HEsSE-
DARMsTADT-THE ANNEXATION or HANOVER,
HEssE, NASSAU, AND PRASKPoRT-PEARs OF THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND THE ROYAL ADDRESS,
THE KINGS APPEARANCB.
From Our Own Correspondent.
BERLIN. August 30, 1866.


The movement for German unity on which we had en-
tered by successful campaign, seems 10 have come to
stand the only result far being the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
Prussia by 100000 inhabitants. The Government did
not venture in defiance of foreign protests to push mill
tary operations to the destruction Of Austria ond was not
willing 70 call onopular action for German unity which
would have paralyzed all attempts at Intervention
That the more decided policy was the;ony one, after
war had once begun, cannot be doubted Two months
after the battle Of KJDggaz nobody believed that France
would have entered ON great naonn war, aller the
PTussian army had occupied Vienna, Munich and
Stuttgare result which, 20 Judge by the disoganizaton
OF the enemy and the Threatened nsuecon OF hungary,
certainly within easy reach. The National party be-
leved for moment that the clements opposing such
policy in the Ministry the administration andat court
could be conqueTed and that the current might acquire
sueh force that the remaining provinces would have
been swept from their thrones forced TO adopt posi-
ton no longer conflicting With the general interest There
can be to-day doubt that this hope has passcd but the
movement Is only delayed. Many causes combined 10
deay Foreign diplomacy and prncely relationship are
the foremost they have indispoed tine King 70 oil par
hamentary action and popular movement.
Russian bureaucracy also prefers 0ggrandi2ed PTus
STA 20 German uniOn even the Liberals in it's ranks
Of the mind and think most desirable that the parts
annexed should be as much possible organized In
solid body With Prussia They consider federal relation
Is unsatisfactory and superuOus the Southern
would any how not be found willing to enter upon IT, and
he unity Of Germany could nov only be accomplished
through Prussial conquest The task too great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

received yolr request be released from your present nc.
tion ard IN the motives which have led you 20 take THIS step
recognize tho sentiments Of faithful devotion to King and
country which broughouyour whole sphere OF service you
have never failed TO show
How pairfa the thought of separation Rom you Is 70 me
need 10 Since accession the throne you
have stood faithfully by side good and evil fortune and
daily given an opportunity n observing how richly
yo endowed with satemanke qualities OF becoming
quainted with your activity ard your mistaken attachment
Your always conscientious and we'll oOnsdered
dictated By position Of things and by personal like
dislike ard experience OF years has sbundaaty
shown Its beneficial influences.
Ga tie most important questions aereed and
as was convinced that She affairs conducted nothing
of importance occurred without knowledge also IkSew
that IN matters where difference Of opinion existed between
u.s. nv directions would br stretly followed
TIE breaking up of SO tried snd so happy connection can
not be otherwise than painful 20 II grant your request
It IS only account Of the important political reasons on
which you lay weight requiring they do saerince ofsmy
personal wishes feelings to the organ OF the country and
in acecdng 10 your wish give you the assurance that
gratitude for the important services rendered me and ny de
parted brother and my sentiment Of heartfelt regard and sin
respect for your personw remain also under changed
circumstances iBebly thecsame With tho most distin
gnhed respect and the sineerst atteohment remain dear
Minister Of State Baron Bsus your devoted JOAN
Sck6Hbrunn, Aug. 10. 1856.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15

Bay Happy tho man who can secure
the enchanter's wand, and use il for the
alienation Of sickness and pain, and
change the tears Of sorrow into joy and
gladncSs. The greater part OF sickness
originates in disordered function of
the liver, and morbid condition of the
blood. Purify the blood and ii vanishcs
like magic, or as dew before the sum.
mer's sun. Bryan'S Life Pills is the
most invigorating aud purifying mcdi.
cine known, aud should be resortcd to
at this season Of the year. See adyer.
tiscment. nov. Sit.
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The Registry EaW.

Ia looking Oh at the late election. Va
were struck with the necessity Of hay,
Ing registering officers, whn,c special
duty il should be 10 understand and
apply the Registry Law, as long as il re.
mains, aud not 10 trust 10 the judges
Of Election, who have neither the time
nor the opportunity 10 attend to It prop.
erly The Judges at our polls West.
Minister were men Who doubtless
thought they were doing right; but it
was very manifest that thcy had not
thoroughly studied or understood the
law. and were liable to be easily biassed
by the opinions Of their party friends.
Whenever objections were made Ia any
case, aud witnesses examined. il was
generally fatal TO the applicant .Say
thing that could be construed into sym.
pathy for the Santh, whether by open
word or decd or not was sufficient. 1t
was often trivial, aud the question Of
intention, which is Of the utmost impor.
tancc, was not much regarded If Judg.
cs of election are TO be entrusted with
such power over the rights Of their Eel.
low citizens, they should lie qualified to
judge of the advice given them, as well
as to decide Alright ON the law.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15
Noxemlher Elections.

Notwithstanding the heavy Conser-
vativc majority of $4,000 in the cities
Of New York aud Brooklyn, Che State
Of New York has given about $4,000
majority for Fentou, Radical, as Gov.
ernor. Delaware has given about 1900
majority for the Conservatives. Mas
sachusctts is said to be 10000 Radical
and elects two coiored men 10 the Leg.
islaturd. Michigan and Wisconsin have
also gone strongly Radical.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
THTTRspAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1866,
tore ]. Light PROCESSION

The Conservatives OF Westminster
intend having Torch Light Procession
and Fireworks, on Saturday evening
next, ii honor of the political r;demp-
ton of Maryland. The procession will
be formed at the West End, and moving
through town, will rcturn there where
the ceremonies will BIO concluded with
Speaking &c. Al are invited to par
ticipate. Nc illumiuation is desired
A train win be run from Union Bridge
at s o clock 2. NJ, to return after the
process;un.
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rho Baltimore poiicc Case.

The Warden Of the Jail produced the
New Commissioners aud tho Sheriff be.
fore Judge Bartol, under the writ OF
HaLcas Corpus, last Thursday since
which time the case was pending before
him, until Tuesday at noon, when he
gave his decision releasing the Commis-
s:oners, Messrs. Valiant and Young,
and Sheriff Thompson, from custody,
condcmning the course Of Judge Bond,
and sustaining the action of the Cover
nor, lie requires the Commissioners,
however, to give bond TO answer before
the proper Court, the charge, based on
the evidence Of AIcssrs, Fuller and Ball,
of conspiring to take by .torce, and not
by law theproperty illegally retained by
the old Commissioners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15
The Maryland Election.

Want at space compcls us to omit a
table Of the election returns ct Mary.
land tili next week, when we viii be a.
bic to give the official vote. LeJaard,
Conservative, for Comptroller has re-
ceiyed a majority Of about 1900 ever
Bruce, Radical. Tcagle Townsend, Ind.
Dem, for Comptroller received several
thousand votes ia the State, which
were taken from Leonard. The whole
vote of the State is about G3,O00j out
of near 100 900 in the State were there
no Registry Law.
The Conservative majority in Bait
County is about 1900, in Hartford 1000,
10 Cecil 300, in Howard over 300, in
all the lower Counties all on one side.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15

Masonic NorIcE special com
mnnication of Geo Washington Lodge.
No, 81, a. 7. & A. NJ, viii be held
Wednesday, November 18th at ! o'cIk
r.M Arrangements will be completed
ior attending the grand Masonic dem.
onstratiou which takes place in lialii.
more, Tuesday 10Th inst. Mcmbsrsarc
earnestly requested to be pupctual ia
attendance.
Entered Apprentices and Fellow
Crafts attached to, and Master Mason,
who are members Of Geo. Washington
Lodge are hereby notified to hold them
selves ia readiness 70 start for Bal,i.
more Tuesday neat a, : 30 \. NJ.
For Accommodation of those wishing
TO return same day, arrangements have
been made by which special train sill
leave Baltimore a. 8 30 T. NJ, arriving
ia Westminster at s O'Clock
The next regular communication will
b. held Wednesday, 2ist int : o'clk
+. NJ Each Brother is requested Ia
be IL las poet as business Of great i'm.
portan. will be brought before the
Lodge. By order Of tho w "
CuAs 7 RursSIpER. Sct'y.
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RALLY MEN, RALLY There will
be meeting orthc johnson Club Of the
l,h election district, ot Lewis Baxter's
Hotel, In Fipksburg, on next Saturday
night, the l7th inst, TO make tho ne.
oessary preparation for grand Cslobra.
ton OF the recent victory 10 our State,
on Saturday night. the 1T Of December,
at which time there will he a grand
Torch Light lrooe sion & Illumination
with a grand display Of Firc Works.
Come one, como all. who arc opposed to
Negro Suffrage, aud let us give one
loud, long, hurrah for Governor Swami
President johnson, and White man =
Government speakers from abroad
will be present to address the meeting.
By order Of the Club,
NATHAN GoMucu, Prcst.
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The Election In baltimore.

The Radical party in baltimore hay-
ing had complete charge at the late
election, it was thought they would so
manage as to secure majority Mt all
events 1t seems they were confident,
up to the counting Of the votes, that
the election would so in their favor, aud
were taken all aback at the result
They must have made u miscount some
whore, or doubtless more ballots would
have gone into the box ofrejectcd votes.
The truth is, there were more Conser.
yative Union men in Baltimore than
they had any iCea of.
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wcxy yfndsor district.

The result of the election ia New
Windsor Is worthy of special notice
The majority Of something over 100 for
the Radicals was cut down to ID Con-
servatiye majority. Il was the only
district which fully came up TO the ex-
pcctations, aud shows that every man
thcr edid his duty. New Windsor de-
earvcs q Banner.
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L.I -nn rEn yEARl ~
WONDERFUL BUT TRUEl

MADAME REMINGTON. the world ~.
nov ned As,rologist and Somnsmbullstir Ciaif'
Vayaht. while 10 ciairvoyant state, dclirnaie,
the very features II the prrsnn yen are IN mar.
~, and by the aid Of an instrument ~ intense
power, knowh a. tho Psyehomotrnps. guarsn.
tee, N produce perfect and life Ike picture ri
the failure husband or wife III the applicant,
with date al marriage, occupation, leading
traits NJ character. sc. This l. M imposition,
a. testimonials without number can ASSERT
by stating piaeu Of birth, age disposition, collar
Of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed 10 yourself, you
will receive the picture by rotnrn mail, togoih.
or With desired information.
Address IL confidence. MtpASE GeRtRrpE
RrplSstos, T.. o. Box 2yT, West Troy, n. Y.
sent H. --Gm,
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Ladies' Fanny Goods,
AT MRS. SHRlNER'S
Bonnet and Fancv Store.

GLOVES, all kinds, ycib Of every descrp-
dion, Collars and Cuffs, latest styles, Handkcr-
chiefs, al kinds, Hosiery, all kinds, PaFasois
dies Satchcls aud Travelling Bags, Sewing and
Fancy Baskets, PortmOnic's and Pocket Books,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, all kinds,
Dolls and Doll Heads, Gum Diapers, Fancy
Soaps and rerfumery, Albums, Childrens Car
rlages and an endless variety Of goods for La
dies and Children at the
apis LADIES' STORE.
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Impartial suffrage.

Hm VhTeAAh BHmEM&cs
The above, and Manhood Suffrage
as the Anserican has 1t, is the fashiona-
Bile term for Negro suffrage among the
Radicals. If any one had doubt, pre-
vious to the election, Of the leading men
Of that party being favorable to negro
suffrage those doubts will now be dis
PEELED on reading the following, partcu-
arly the extract from an editorial arti-
Gle of the Bait American of the 10th
inst
baltimore, NOV. Cool. J. w. For.
ney, Editor of the Press, Philadelphia,
Pa: We have fought u good fight, but
VIC are beaten. Hereafter we ny the
proper standard Of radical party
Impartial suffrage aud equal hws.--
Thanks for your generous aud constant
aid
II. STocKErr MATHEWS,
A. STIRLING, JR.,
Jos, NJ CUSHING,
j. D. EASTMAN.
From nc Bal. .dmcricon.
"Manhood suffrag,," as il IL called at
the North, but better known at the
South as negro suffrage, is gaining
strength in all parts Of the North. The
fall elections were conducted on this
plain issue, and resulted in greater Re.
publican Majorities than ever before
obtained. We doubt not that the ex.
ample Of Massachusetts, on this ques
ton will be adopted by most of the
States within two years and the mum.
Der Of advocates OF it in the next Con.
gross will be largely increased. The
open advocacy Of it on the stump
| strengthened rather than diminished
! the majoritics Of candidates. and the
election of two cOlored men TO the Leg.
islaturc Of Massachusetts, docs not seen,
to shock the scnsibiliiies of the people
of the North Massachusetts, was car.
ried by fifty thousand majority one scar
ago, aud the Democratic principle Of
injustice aud degradation of the negro
has increased the Republican majority
of the State this year TO seventy thou.
sand Here IN Maryland this tendency
of the North dcmoralizcd loyal Gov
ernor, who fed ia horror to the arms Of
the Dcmocrac :, to escape being brought
down on equality with the negro. His
cry of "niggcr, "niegcr," drew thou.
sands after him into the Democratic
embrace; but IL he should obtain scat
in the next Senate of the United States.
il is not altogether improbable that, be,
fore hi, six years term has expired, he
will have TO sit By the side of Fred.
| Douglass or some other educated aud
/ intelligent colOrcd man.
That negro suffrage will be uniyer.
sal at the North before many years,
there is not a shadow of doubt That
tho present Congress will establish !. IN
tho District Of Columbia, mud that the
next will---if the South is not recon.
! structcd-enforcc IL upon those States
~ a term Of reconstruction. is equally
! cert1in Senator Swami may raise his
pompon, goice, utter his poHdcruus
dcnnuciatioas against il, and ycx the
air with his defamation. but that viii
have 40 effect in checking t. Hence
We repeat that President johnson
, Governor Swami, aud their followers,
arc the enemies Of the South. aud We
who have urged aud begged them TO &C,
ccpt the Constitutional amendment arc
its true aud only friends.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15

REMOVABLE. G. Billingslca, Den
fist, has removed from Carroll Hall, to
a new Office built adjoining the residence
of his father. few doors from bis for
mer place; whore be will be glad to see
his customers. Advertisement on out
side will be changed next weok.
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Mhlskersi MhIskcrsl.

DR.. l.. o. MoNTEz' CorToiia, the greatest
siimulator in the world, will force Whiskers
or Mustachcs 10 grow ON the smooihest face
or chin never known to fail. Sample for
trial sent free to any one DESTROYS of testing
its merits Address, REEVES & CO., ~
Nassau ST., y. Y. aug 9,.3m
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PUBLIC SALE.


TilE undersigned invite public attention
to their sale of valuable Personal Prop.
erty Of Uriah Erb dee d. to come off ut tic
late residence Of the deceased, near Wicsts
Mill tlutc Maus' s. in Carroll county, on
Tuesday, December lth., 1866,
and to continue till all il sold.
Some valuable Stock and Farming uten.
sis will be sold, also
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
aud the attention of mechanics is also called
10 the sale Of u large quantity Of the best
Seasoned Materials for wagon ma
king, much of il partly made up in wagons.
also Turning Lathe, Circular Saw, aud all
the necessary Tools Of q Wagon Maker, and
Blacksmith.
TWO MULES aud WAGON and a
valuable Iluck-tcr's Route and Fixtures
will then be sold, IL not previously sold at
private sale.
ren-For particulars see Hanjbills.
CATHARINE A. ERB,
JACOB ERB,
poylJts Administrators.
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LADIES' STORE.
sTRANGE, nUT TRuE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
to their advantage by return mail (free of
charge, by addressing the undersigned. ~
Those having fears of being humbugged will
oblige by not noticing this card, All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. +. CHAPMAN,
aecssiy e3l Broadway, New York,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15

On the 9Th inst. In the Lutheran Parsonage,
Westminster, by tho Rev, II. G. Holloway, Nc.
Levi Mc0ee and Miss Ellen Lambert both Of
this county.
At the residence of John G. Clemson, ESQ.,,
near Union Bridge, on the s0th ult.., BY Rev.
X. Scott Norris, Mr. John T. Snader, to Mas
Alice Clemson.
On the llth. inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Wiser,
Mr.. Jacob Albaugh, to Miss Alice Stansbury,
both Of Manchester Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15

A London paper singles out I,oais
Napoleon, Andrew johnson and Cover
nor Eyre, as the greatest historic char
scters Of tho ago.
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ny Mr.. JoHN A. MARTIs, the young
man who was injured by the accident
at Manchester on Saturday the 3D. inst,
died on tho 10th inst, at his fathers
residence, in Hampstead district, There
was large attendance at his funeral.
Services by Rev. Mr., Watts.
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ESTATE Of Erioh Erb, dcccascd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
Y scribers have obtained from the Or.
phans' court of carroll county letters of Ad.
ministralion On the Personal Estate Of
Uriah Erb, late Of carroll county decd
All persons having claims against said rs.
tate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
within six months from this date, otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefit Of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
10 make immediate payment
CArHAKINE A. ERB,
JACOB ERB,
novlJ-lt Administrators.
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TnANKsGIvISG.--Gov. Swami has
issued his reclamation dated 9th inst
recommending Thursday the Goth Of
November inst, to be observed in this
State MS day Of Thanksgiving and
Prayer The Proclamation viii appear
in our next.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15

Austria has NOD a gun which will
put forty balls thrfugh an inch and a
half plank at 200 raccs in Eve minutes.
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Partr Jiuuns.

Potter Enscl II = Skrlrnorc. james
e. Douty, Moses Troxcll Jans,hnn
Gally. John " Angel, John Payne.
john Enelar, Kinney Taylor benjamin
skunk Jerome Ebaush. John Grass.
llcrckinh llowcrsox ). r Eek. Jonas
Winters. Josiah upecr. Jcrcmiuh Ma.
thiss. Rozin r. jenkins, Peter liaile
David Iepp. Samuel Skunk. Anon
Shiplcy. George Dcru, Daniel r Shri.
YER Jeremiah Babylon.