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, 1866-05-29
EENIAAA.
Seizure cf Elahi Hundred If4i1cll Mus.
kct~ by tl'c Enskrd >tHtcA Authorities
Erie selected ut the Eusc OF Opera
ttOns.

Seizure CT Eight Hundred Tf4iled Mus.
kct~ by tl'c Enslctl >tatc& Authorities
Erie selected ut tile 1Susc OF Opera
ttons.
[From Inc Pittsburgh Repao'ic, s5:h inst]
Some days ago the United States District
Attorney for the Western District OF Pennsyl-
vania, X: b. Ca.nahan, Esq:,. received intor-
ing large quantities Of United States arms
and the usual equipments. Mr. Caruu'lan re-
eriyed Instructions On the subject from Wash
layton, The Grst discovery OF the shipment oi
ARMS to Erie. was made by the watchtul
agents Of tho British Minister.
Mr. CarnahFan tele5raphed 10 the Sheriff of
E;ie County, requesting him to keep look
out for the arrival Of arms intended tor Fe-
nian demonstration. On Saturday lust, the
Sheriff. seized ciyGty-onc boxes, apparently
con1ufs iue arms. They were found In the
possession OF Captain II. j. Cronin, II PROM
inent Feniar Of Erie. The Captain, on the
seizure Of the supposed arms, said he didn't
Mnkrs such M attempt, he hopes 10 succeed
better than the New York brunch Of the Fe-
ninn institution did at Campo Bello.
On Wednesday, District Attorney Cagna-
han proceeded TO Eric 10 look into the mat.
Ter. Tn Thursday he made On examination
| OF the hoxcs seized by Tic Sheriff. There
were eight y-eue boxes in all. Of tho usual
| pattern VI Government boxes for storing arms.
! The boxes were sealed, and marked as II con-
tanning hardware, glassware and dry goods.
Ou directing thu boxes 10 be opened, Mr..
| turnal.an iu,,nd that twtnty.one OF them,
marked hardware. contained eight hundred
and illly new United States riiled muskets, In
perfect order mud ready FOR use. The reulain.
/ der og the boxes, sixty III number, marked Us
II Containing dry goods anl glassware, were
| iullr,l t,llI ol mnsket accoulrcnrnts. such na
cartridge boxes, belts, bayontt sheaths and
kuarsacks-atl cntiscty new In TACT, except
powder and lead, all tln material necessary
io put II regiment Of Fenians on war footing
was Iound.
The aims were shipped from New York to
| Eric by persons unknown. They were form
ally iukeD possession OF by the United Stutrs
military authorities ut Erie, and PLACED in
store houses, Inaccessible to the bcltsercnt
lriehmeu.
1t Is supposed that the parties at Eric
Interested in the ownership OF the arms. vii
attempt to regain possession Of them by nr
| action Of tepleiin against the United STATE:
officers in whnsc charge they are.
The Government officers at Eric appear II
lie on the alert for Fcnian demonstrate ms
There i small garrison Of truops stationed
there, {wto have Charge OF tho arms above re
terrell tO,l ami the revenue cutter Commo
dorc Perry, In The harbor, hold Jealous watcl
and ward over all departing vessels
Every boat and vessel g0iug out OF tn
ha1bar i ove,hnuled aud examined. and som
small craft have been Drought to time rathe
! suddenly.
, 1866-05-29
DErlkEDATxONS o* HLEsEL P1.
HATES


A complete statement Of tho vessels cap
:.1rrd By rrbcl ri1ates from the outbreak Of
,.sc rebellion In lsG1 to the surrender Of the
Shenandoah Nov. i, lSG5, las been presented
ta The New York Chamber Of Commerce, from
which We extract the following interesting
Facts.
Tho total number or yrsscls captured Was
:s,ss1, :,s15 representing tonnage Of 13a.S07 and
valued at Sa.5.54t, 900. Oi this number forty
eight were bonded and released, aud 90 de-
ssroyctl, making The amount destroyed, ves-
sel and ,arCn, 81. D.N5S, 900.
The names of the pirates engaged in this
destruction OF u1ar,ncd vessels were the -Ma-
aama, Florida, York, Shenandoah, Georgia,
Slmter, chickanausa, Nashville, Tallahas-
sec, Tuscarora, Boston, winslow, 81. Nscho-
las, Calhoun, Stoncwall, Tacony, Lapwing,
conrad, Olurtcc, Echo. Clarence, JEFF. DAVIS,
sailse. Rsir;bution and Savannah, twenty
tive in number, as follows: Steamers Il,
ba1ks ), bvigs ], schooncrs ). Ofthese the
Alabama, Florida and Shenandoah did the
most damage. The former. commanded by
Se,nmcs, who was desired by the President
recently, not 10 run for Office IN Mobile, as It
would offend the Radicals, captured sixty.
nine vessels, valued $3.50 ,oao; the Florida
thir,y-six, valued at :. 464 900 and the shcn
andoah thirty-ei.ht, valued at S1,SSS, ,003
, 1866-05-29

the tables from which the aboy. 81 .t1s.ics ar.
taken, that they s,iu continued 10 Increase,
even after emancipation was prohibited By
law aud The most unjust and cru%l caaesncn's
were made for their oppression. RcsId q, be-
Ing m"stly mulattocs, they nre not so hardy
as sbc blacks. and have not as fair a chance
for liIc- II this weaker por;fan Of the rncc
increased undcr the most oppressive lcsisla.
inn, what may wc expect OF the harder por-
lin, Irving unlcr just and equal lava! =
, 1866-05-29
uSlyERSALlST CONFERENCE.
Dcuu1nfnaGiopal Gathering at Grand
Ilap,dx-ChlcaZo Clergy ymen-A Fc~

pcMuinfnnlionul Gathering at Grand
lkap,dx-ChlcaZo Clergy -ynen-A Fc~
male Pa>tor,
i From the tsaud Ruplds (1Iich.) Eagle, e5sh inst
The Eniyersalist Conference, which was
held in this city on Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week, was convened Tor the purpose
OF calling ont the Uniyersalists OF this city
and vicinity, With view to uniting their
means aud efforts in the undertaking Of build
ing church and establishing regular preach
fuS in this place. The meetings were very
we'll attended, considering that the present Is
a ycry busy season Of the year: The MINIS
ters present were Dr.: KSael @ ano irsri H Il i,an,
fan.;nc /: Rev, Mr. Ellis, from Milwaukee; ;.
Fer' 4: ". Mason, from Concord. Jackson
Enntv. and Rev. Miss Anguish J. Chapin,
frorn Portland, Ionia County.
There were sH sermons in nll delivered dur.
,ne1 The session, all Of which we're very good
Ryder and Rev. J. H. Tuttle, were devoted
more particularly than any Of the others to
tie principal object OF the meeting.
Xnt the least 0mouc the attractions OF the
occasion was the Rev, Miss Augusta J. Cha
Din, VINO, We understand, has been In the
ministry about seven yeaEs- She Is now SET
tied orer the Uniyefsallst Society at Fort
land, 1onia Co., Mich, and preaches Two ser SER
mous every Sunday, superintends the Sunday
SchooI. and attends to her regular pastoral
auties during the week. She preached very
able discourse Wednesday, in the afternoon;
she has good voice, and l. very me and
effective speaker. .,
Al The close Of Dr.. EEder4 sefmonA on
Thursday afteraoon, q eau ~as, maue iol sno
chnrch. and We understand the sum oi s, .,11n
@ Wns tulscrinaa and pledged for that purpose
hv those taen present. Certainly this Ia
| pretty guo3 beginning.
, 1866-05-29
BiAhop WlitehnnSa Eefare the Pope-
he Gets a General 8te~~l.t:,-SuE>-r.
v1eucy AID EaRdJis nE nu American

RiNhop Whitehousa Eefare the Pope
he Ge&s a s.enerni 8te~~!.t.-Sut.-r.
v1cncy AID EaadyisFl1 uE ma Amexieur
Artist.
A correspondent writing from Rome, la,
I'd, seu1s US tue following items Of interest
Ou the occasion Of presentation Of thu
Episcopal Bishops OF Illinois and Penusylya
MIA, with others, after expressing his grca
satisfaction at their presence. the Pn,
dwelt on the subject Of his former exile AMI
the probability Of his tcipg again Obliged Il
leave Rome. These presentations of to1eiun
e's seem TO he regarded ~ ufsomc po:itica
importance, and arr therefore generally grant
ed On the occasion referred ~, the Pore i
said to have been little facctio1s Ii is S.u
al at private presentations ~ hold up II
article, rosaries, c-1citxes, cic to BE- blessee
by Ills Holiness, md Us they were NIL forth
coming at the proper time, lie Eayc his reua
1ictlon and blessed "auy ar iclrs they nigh
| have about them Tor the purpose
The breakfast Of Americans on the -.
! February was curious agai.. II is under
stood to have been arranged By the :Aner1r
Minister ana Sir. Stary, IN artist, the M
thor ofa book called Ro5a III Iai,,a, mt
| lished here In tho SECOND volume nf thl
book Sfr. Story pants the Eonlan t;,ycrn,
nent IN the ddrke-t cofurs, intin,atius that
the InGulsition Is still in full force, that tht
prisons are iu'l Of prisoners, some OF whom
l s'OS
put in some brighter colo1s, wIlth viii
truth he might hare done. Now. 1T tht
breakfast referred to, he va appuiltcl t.
respond to the to1$t to the rbpe, and in 81
doing made an apology rather tissn speech
which nllist be takcn as rciraclion ii hi
former statements, not, perhaps, as j lcnia
Of their accuracy, but us an :.
mission Of the napropgisty Of attacking :
Government whose protection he was enjoy
mg.
Now persons curious il such matters =
iuquirinG how this change Ut views r.a;a
about, and liberal Romans to whom sra! ~
morslratlons arc m injury and eriH. hay
discovered that there is Vacancy it til
Academy OF ST. Luke which Mr. S. is anlb;
lions Of filing 1t is o membership u. whic7
artists here arc proud, and tli.-71iiict1 tr th
| names Of Cauovn, Gibson, sud Turwaii,eu
but from which his unfortunate Rnha Gu
bin, OF. One eau know nothing ol the tru
motive. hut II the next edition Of The work i
question should he found IL he cxpurca.cd
or II. as is more likely, 1t should ln sllppresse
: the public may kKuw what to thirk, ami j,
should get TO another edition without alter:
ton, then We may know what hr thinbs .
/ his oNn statements, =
, 1866-05-29
What Becomes or the Old Churches In
NeE York

It i question often askeds ~What be-
comes Of our old churches ~ Many have
been abandoned within q few years and Fey
have been taken down. The South Baptist
Chu1eh became sa1sapa1illa factoEy.. Three
Reform Dutch Churches have been convert.
ed into livery stables; Quite nu%pea 6sanIn'. A.
chn,rh has hccn converted into earriase
cepodtorY, Dr. 0sgooa's has been. changed 3s.
INTO a theatre, but with poor success. aiS5 ~
Lucy Rushton came to . sudd en- stang T. sti, ~,
the oaner day With bills enough d1e 10 ~
tho yestibule Of the Church Of tne Nssstaa. :. !.
Strange enough, the story Was cRs9ens 'a"'
, 1866-05-29
GENITAL Rk1sl3tl7PGl;b

To apply old theories ard Msagcs to every
progressive system ami thereby cnif'arrass ii
not destroy it, good cu'cts Is weakness OF
small minds nlliclt II is almost impossible to
cure. This weakness Is sirikiny1y exhibited
in the recomme endation OF Mr.. Comptroller
Clark that nil National banks shall bc rc-
quircd to redeem their bills at par in rhlla-
delphia, New York, or Boston. II by 4 Wise
provision in tue barking. law, red.mp!lons
were not accomplished in way = thousand
fold cheaper aud hcttcr, than By fhe proposed
amendment, 1hcre would bc some sense
in forcing the banks 10 redeem where
j; is proposed to require them 10 do il. Tbat
provision is as follows: The bills Of every
National Dank orc made q legal tender at par,
al the counter q, every other bank, for all
debts due TO that bank. They arc also re-
ccivablr every where Tor all debts aud taxes
due 10 the Government, except FOR imports,
Which arc payable in coin. THUS tar. ut least.
these two provisions have kept the bills Of
the Sattnnal Eauks at par all over the Union,
As the people must always owe the banks
nnd the Government moro than the amount
OF bills the banks have Issued, VIC see not how
they can ever become uncurrcnt- To enact
Law. lcfurc It is needed, rcluirin. cen
1ral rrdcmptions, would be L living stupidity,
for which there can be no possible excuse.
Far tho above opinion, anon, ,'thcFs VIC give
tie following rcasons. 1t Is wrong III psiucI-
pic 10 require m individual or corporation
to pay its debts in two places. To make all
thc banks in the nation redeem their issues in
the sea ,oard cities wnnid pic UP an Immense
amount Of money there, which waa1d bc used
by stock gamblers to cu11arrsss The Govern.
, 1866-05-29

HeXe the N4fKek H&3 UuH-DpSulnX dI 1ou "oo
rlos;rr At 1a8xE 1361;. Silver vas duu ant uom-
tual al 1e6t1 1s9.
! f,ovrrnnrnt Securities ruled higher to-day. md
/ ,he ,n.rkrs MA active, The brokers htfs to-cay
uaa l0l ;: for large md ss1ss fs sns eenas OF tn
| Seven. ,hl1y 1ssre. We. .quo'e-
, 1866-05-29

noted uillIcraire was to o-hack 3if.s Lrc-
make. her theatre. SUCCESS. cost what
~ould. The ru1nor wal believed. and :
had unlimited credit with the press, With
lists and actars- Shu uent down at once
feft'a host Of moutners behind, both s.
nsnt md astonIshcd.--N. Y. Corr,.
Journal.
, 1866-05-29
The NORTHERN ILLINOIS -
Z, ...%: SNEARIhG.


The following are the premiums awaAe
by the committee appointed for the pnrp
At the Northern Illinois Sheep shearing F
sival, held at Geneva on the Ed and Ut
, 1866-05-29

RIA letter from Land Commissioner Ed
munds 10 Hon. Henry T. Blow, Of Missouri,
states that from Jan. TO April 50, 1sGG, pub
lie lands were disposed Of 10 thai State as fol.
lows: Homesteads. IL, ,7l3 acres; cash sales,
q 5.S: located with warrants, 1850; located
with agricultural scrip, II, ,ss;5-or total 81
eA7 ,nAo acIcs.
, 1866-05-29

M retIas1m ,h ,neFfetGnS sn;a DO ,s, not sem TO be
sets comnauy bare 6,00O cases of callcot
thrown buck on their bands, dam ;.,nl ty PC
troeum oil, which was used as Il luh7cator
on the looms. and sputlercd On the cloth. Al
the washing and bleachin. the fabric was sub
jcctcd to at the print works failed II ezadca:t
The petroleum, and the consequence is :
chemical "spotting" effect on the culu1s.
, 1866-05-29

The Sullivan H0Ener snys duuu. tie thunder
stcrm on N nrday evening. three >1acs- Ct hay,
which were in MI John Fcr,9 mans nra::ux
half mile routLwcst Ut The fowu, wc1c struck BY
Lightning aEd burned eutiEtIy up.E '.
, 1866-05-29
FROM EUROPE.
Letter from Rome.

4 Fox Hunt Around the Eternal Etty
-. Illtn..ts uls ihe Gam lM.nu--1 Royal
Es"ur liMNl-'Ihe Celebration 1f lxJiy
NerK-ts nnip ita II RslnZc nr lllMuifil
naI"N-'Ehr &sut.tc Gnllefy-EHe Stutuc
OF llertMttr.
correspondence Of the Chicago Tnhune.]
, 1866-05-29
FR0M ROME.

First premium awarded TO Albeit kci nes
Shearr. IS; 5. &. Jayne ID b=st =hra-et. ~
Beverly, "a best she .ret, s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-27

e n getpaltt9er mnb in etnsn llbltden Staats
hoppelt gepalttger 0rmno TT porbapeen, aus
rem mir bte Grri9tnug etner Nrbeiterpartet
nod auf tur3e :3ett pertast isben mSGten.
Grmuntert pom etnem rerratbertI& eu praiis
Denten erbebt bic 8ebeQtOn t6r Neou0en9aupt
BON Neuem ; unp wie bic 0reuel BON Stem
Orleans unp Mempbis Setsen, lte9t le 1ets
anf Dem Sprun9ei tire brutale nno bluttge
Gftion BON Neuem at ~6e9tnnen. Soil plab
fir elm ueue purtet Der frieplid fcrtidreiten.
ben @rbeit seiAufen werbea, 10 lnnB erlt bic
t6rem san8en @elen mad Der treisn Arbeit
fttnbltAe 8ebelton bleibenp Mnb b%einitiS CUR
Nu6e gebra6t fem. Dies fann aber uatiirs
lid nt6t enrh etne nsue, erit gu bilpenps 9ar~
tel ge1Geben, Icnbern nur emrh cine beretts
befebenbe, ftarfe uno woblcrgantltrte partet;
unb btele TT i'm sortte9enben Gaue naturlth
bic repu5lifanilhe Doer unbeoiness Unions
partei, ipel6e ben bepafneten Gerratb niee
pergelhmettert fat unb pel1e ibre Wilton
crit bann erfIQt baden wtro. wenn Die 8rets
bett unb linton i'm Suoen 9elthert unb bic
Stherbett Der wetBen uno farbt9en untontlten
bes SIbenS gang frteelteat it. go irie bic
Berbdltnt0e iebt lteben, bitpet Der abermalt9e
Sieg Der ..rspublttaEti6en Opers anbeDtn9ten
untOnss partei elite Qebensfrase fir BITE Union
unb nauientlt@ etne gang perlSnltae 9ebenss
fra9e fir itoen unbeotn9ten unicntfen i'm
Smren.
Die Qrbetter pergeben ibrer MGrbe unb
tbrem SnterelIt gar ntdts, ,penn le bic Bill
ouna elmer ipe3iflaen Nrbetterpartei bts mad
Der Grret9ung bee Obtn 8%enannten RelnltateS
perta9en. unb bic grrBe Male Der @rbetter
TT ptel 3u patriottl9 unp intelligent, ols oaB
Ve uiat NIT SreuDen in btele Bertagung nil
lteen wIrbe. Damit lift nt6t selast, baB ie
ihre pom Nrbeiterccngreb in 70 trefTi@er @etle
frtrten Guroerun9en aud nur TIM etn Sofa
ermaBtgen foIen. Aber le ioaen bteie SCRIBE
runsen sprerf tnnerbalb Der republifanil@en
Ober u~nbeDtnsten Unions, partei, pelGe bic
Abf4afung Der 3pangsarbett bur@9elest BAT,
su Ierret6en fuhen. Die Sdla9t nm bic
Union lift nod nt9t porbet. @eIAer Gelb.
berr wtrb aber pabrenb Der S6la@t feline
Mrneepreantlatien auFGlen, UNI etne ,ieue Sr=
eantiation an ibre STEELE gu 1eBen z!
gBas bic obtssR 8sialaife lber bic ln,uc
oerlalIstett uab acknowledged Der poIitttsr,
ben @rbettsrn eeaenaber, iagen. III gang ri@s
tis. Mter jebt. pa Die Nrbetter pur6 etne
srobe rationale Organization lire 8Oroeruns
sen frirt BADEN, t0nnea le bic Grfaluug bers
lslben BON ben parteipolitifern erspin9e,.
tlnD te ribrtser uno ener9tlher le ia timer,
balb Der republtfant19en uoer unbeDtugten
rniOns- 9artet e~rpetleu, beto Idneaer peroen
Ee bic bleibenbe Qualification bes 9anpeS be-
mtrten uno chen babur4 bic 9eet9nete
8ett fIir bic 8tlbuns ether @%rbeiterpartei ber'
beifabren une ben s~eeioneten 8OoeH fir bie-
itlbe iaafeu.
sDtr baben nun aue Bite unp 8el6tIie re5
ArbettercOusreTeS mit9etbeilt uuo aepiiienbaft
beleudtet unb f6nnen paber bteIe 8eprehun9
iaIteBen.
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GurOpdi(1e Na6ridtrn nnS NOti3eu.

Sntereiiante Ga betbepei6en.
Bon Betersburg miro ami %. Nusull telesras
pbtrt: Sortpdbreno perben Gbren uno guf.
mertiamteiten auf bic GIuttenoffjiere unb bus
olplpmatilhe 8srIonal Der Ser. Staaten BON
Inerifa IN Yetersbur9 gebduft. Nm SUnntag
purben le i'm taiierli6en Dalai pom He!ersbOI
uuf srOburtise Meiie empfunsen. Nbenos Su'
ben i9nen bic Saulsute Der Stabt Elm Self. GS
mar cine srpbarti9e uno Iebr Der9niiete Nbenbs
untetbaltuug. OieGommiS Der 3aullente eaben
einen 8a1. Die MatrOien bes ameritanii6en
@eidwubers baben 1i6 zines 6lfentli9en Sat.
mabls gu SrOnitaot %erfreut, uno ibre S6ife
wuroen pOn Eauienben BON perionen beiuht.
NI8 Die OffiSiere seltern bel 9Of b%inirtsn, mid
Safer Ileranoer pom aItbersebra6ten @etrau9
ab, uno erbob li6, I'M, Uie er iasts, einen 3O'
aft aussubrjngen. sd brints, iaste er, auI
bic 8oblf1brt Der Ser. Staaten, auf be @es
lunbbeit Der Deprivation unO aui bic ~fcrtbaus
erube SrsunoIdait spildsn Ru6laao unoame.
rita"
Non Berlin, %. Ausuit. Die preubiide
6ammer Der N%bgsorbneten bat cine @ratulas
ticnsaore1e an ben 30uis tpesen bes eriOlsreia
den Iussunse5 ces&rie9es a%nsenOmmen. Gs
maren mir 25 Stimmen bagesen.
8on Wien %. Mus. Die inO eitreid beitebs
enoem @efible itpb ale gu @uniten bes Gries
oena, 10 peit es Den sssenUdrtisen &ries be-
trtft. Dian lberldBt es Der Diplomatic Der
9esierulls, Dab lie our redten 3eit Die @elesens
belt berbei fibre, bic Wadt Der 6itreidiiden
Wcnarhis in DeutldIauo tUieosrber3uiteIen,
Ycn Drag, "a. Auguit. Die preuBil6en
2ruppen sleben ii6 aus B6bmen surid; 5000
Mann bIetben ais Beiesuns, bis Der 5rieeeuss
pertrag ouSgefIbrt lit.
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Gentralucrein Der unbeDiu9tem nentld)en
umiuuifeu MarbIGnns.

Dieter .beutihe l1niUHe& entrol. Ssrsin bal
|tn aeliern Na6mitta1 ecn Veuem crsantitrt
iueem ouf ben i'm .gGsder" pcnt Samstaa
sntNoltsuen @uIruf bin cine fattlihe 3abl ge|
ahteter peutIAer 8ar9er BaltimUre's tn Der
GentralbaQe rahier 3uIammentrnt. 5r. ebr.
8arteG irarp nit Exclamation gum praltos1'
ten Der Oraout1aticn ertpablt; Mno pte Itrts
aeu 0sgein81mter purben fcl9enpen 0errsn
absrtragen 8i3eprdlpent S. 0ebsr;s prptof.
@5efrstar 6. 81. SelLmann; cerrelp. SetretdT
E. 50. NentnebOT; S6abmeiIer IS. Cd
barbt; Iebenoes Gumtte: W. Gnentel, 3. Slerz
mann, S. Safer. s.. Setb, IS. 8upp.
Som Staots.@ entrals Gpmite Der amertta-
nilnen partetaenU6en trar cine 3ulhrtft etns
~aelanfen, In pslher nnter mariner Nuerten7
nuna Der sroBsn Serbtenite, pelde I'D bts
Oeut1ben I'm Griege tpte in Der 8pltttt um
Die Ser. @taaten errarben, etn ber3ltGeS gu
iammsnptrten nit Der heutlhen Organization
in Mmsf9t 8efeut trirb.
6err CIR. 8artel leste Der 8erIamminne
in elmer iebr berepten QnipraHe bic pFtdt
ans 6er3, iest SOr NQem tpieoer bic nationals
Wclittf tn'S Nugs gu fafien unb in tbr, mnbes
trrt rur6 lcfale 6ragen mnb Wfelfdnpe, init
DEN einoebprsnen Nabitaleu 5anb In 9anb
su eeben, inDem ntsr 70 Die Grrungenl9aftsn
Dee srpeen &rieses serettet unr bic unbeotngs
ten lnipntFen bss Staates Dor Der Dieber-
bulnng Der SArsdensisensn hes aprtls 1861
bemabrt trerben fSnnten.
Die gerfammlung beauftra9te ben Scr@
ifanp, mngel1umt NIT Dem StaatssG entrals
gomtte Der ameritantf6en partetSenO1en be-
bufs gsmetnlamsr NsitattCn ms Ginoerneb'
men sa treten ; uup bas 1tebeube Gomtte er-
bielt ben Nuftrag, in Der nd4fen Ssriaum@
lung cine gang tur,e Contribution res Sereins
ein,nberiHten, In weI6er II. q. ousoradlid
belttutmt werben fol-, paB bic Serfinsmit9Iie'
Der ntAt 3ur Qei1uue pom 0eIbbettrGesu &C.
slpungen finb, ha Die etra F6 ergebenben
ROltsn lstat bur@ freiWidi9e 8ettEase gebsdt
trerfen fGnnen.
Die u69te Neria mmluns intst am absne
psa n6Glten SOnntaa In Der Gentralbaae ltatt.
SGcn setern larte6 cine tetrG&tlt@e 3abI
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