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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-01-26
MGe@srs0 eS&,sst
WeN.insensg

WcnumeVten,
Grabfeiuen u. {. NJ, sges ben Ser ssasn E,us
ittSt unb tn p%orSisliditer @eiis s~earbeitet, ~pelr5tb.e
sntsa, i0pie cue in infer sad i3Iaesnss ars,iter
8er,isrunoen az. auf geitcuuns itnea, gut uat biaiS
ausfubren. Sni9rif.ea aui csrotiieinen a.. isrcbi
IN ensltibtr, ais oeuttGsr Gprade.
6htmpf b 5tledrtner,
ts1-) Rr.i127, esrmetci-, IN. Part. II. 5snarbR.
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WoslOeW 4 @arner'a

Np1ff1lDi1lIbfaI6
sum Serman6e!u Der n~aalflrps in sin fra9ii9es
Braun sbtr SGlpayS.
Man appti;irt ne o5ne I~Daid,uns pber iDnftgs Su-
~ttd,'unI; tie matt Saor roer Sadtnbart MID. trius.
ME icrfite !9aarf5rber lnsreoier;sn, ipnbsiu matbt
g 9e@u.ibl9 ~9!drtenO II. meit. ~befBrtert ietnes
BIbs lipo tam Dor 2lIsm Oamen empfsbten perben,
teren paar pnr Der 3tt in'8 Graue idiGert. Dton
~aardntiIt rtr bic SSirtura. Drtlan. made man tiusn
Nerirb! Sutton & S6uftelb
Nr. 302, s~5tr, aDaSb., o, 6.
Eetb Z. Sanet Sprt5xter
,Scu D. Rr 'Os. "sfiptorsAr.. GaItn.
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.M1ncc,a IMrffensWr nfcF,

Canse'S GEIensS Onf6tf.
SaucE'e ru0en'@rnlt.
Glnereire s3t'nr1el N otropt26f cG9hhs't.
@arnm ptl mon pen SaItr!ctt
p''G g1rS pgn s map tF,,r, ran, r6 gIse,,, l,ss-
sem cine eiu3tnc Ga4att.ooa
@"nce'S
IHuiieu > 8tU|Gt.
as u,,spflidrdb girb,ura ihaH.Y
Dadelbe bebt 6uaed uub e]srtilpina oept6uluh In
10 NRiuuten
Sss,I'6 seigtiatT,
' ia Mrs TsSe;ifI G3eiiIhen embfe6teu.
n rrirb Ipe3ieG Sgterteu enrfekleu.
a nirb iptiien Vi aIipnitpren tupFphTcU.
gs smpfsbIt fb t]eicncers BfsEii5cr ptSucm
sasr 0'r,rm' ''
ga mini Ire,isu SSu1rrr tptpfrkfeu.
ga tpirs Ipe5ieg { Tioir tiGdIiosu empfsflet.
gF rrrnEehIf ia ynT,rosDsiie Juen Bic az Su
lien. Grf5Itl,r,o FER lSctisrlsit lsfo,u,
CD traec lin gisncn,e- GrrenI, scr rrt tfrer Sc,
,tcnSenaraiet Sei6merS,n tebaie. lit. III einsm Is
~irr,t1en 9Criud,e oisics Snien GeuisttS ~ rattel,
Ier gtrint 'eitet rlr % gtS, mo miro n ben meiz
ten isdgeu au9entltdIla gtacs'nra l@oiitV; in oer
S S9sa' NJ nv t@n m.s % ~ S,0S Ss eEs tr %It a ,ssa'U c6 fs, IN s %1i.
lgi,n SraresjenIten teItept, .cmt Ter 9irriud arc cit
nit 5tderbstt sciHcben,' in6 6aE C~rltbli5 ,pitb In
'aR itbtin 5oGC serert ieur taf ctr gaGtsnt jij lter.
,euit baf tr euclid bas rstte Dttfe! ]GefurDea.
Saree'B ~SutcreGopieTt mifh utGcIeitct mo osrt
'dufi bel Gftt y. 6nnCr,
(fau.l6-) &c. l0S. 5altmgtcitr.
~ ~
oh elA y
3&i4iGlrc2'ti2Rttt 'NfrTd iIG .tHFIWty
G,DB.
S,,-ss ... ,,foh,. .,So-s ~
g'uieS .. !A''AI. Ivy "N.n.' f''4
p0iltes snldtnnleHGr E&i 5N6E =
sBot'a sic Etut auS2
5tnN sic nit 5Hiisn asstaatt
nnbsn Sie sGa6sae!atups3
E,-., CA Mo gyrv,tr, hgr Do ElsHst-Fs.sy EgUt
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NrhtbGu uif0 Tf3f9ey ~ sssTAtc I
ESir lennen t.in rirsianeres Milttel as3en 'pieie IN,
suasresnten 5au,ausi6lSee aaf BEN antltgs, ais
Ganee's SafsGpGrtuG
Gle III fine Ger teieii. IN, @etralde teitn5tibtE
Mt5itinsn uao in Nuartiiai6sn ~abssfiat. aSeier
eiut her Stsinisun9 9 bari. wirb iebr notI earan
tbun, siffelte IN @ebraud si nebmea. "a D.
a.tt o.. same, 81.
(5au.e-j .N II. Jss, }Jaltimrrfar.
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Eicrmaria : TeueesFDerfterr or
GefslIfbaft Don IetrssSrrG.
Dtt aufn,ettiawieit bes s;riI1sa g3ublttuptS z'..l
sans b]:isahe:s an pbtse. Jet Gat,ea ait srfrIs ss
tlsri; " SG a.jcrnsiEtn ,Ausraisi5 :rirc!teHse ar.tr
Terit erungs . @.isGfGeH stssicstt 80 stelr
4aPiiel Ser S:isri5aft teiriSt 'nt :Ati
$500. GSNNf
NIB Cd stSubsf ft a~usefbsr, eis ll.s5 dit ~
STS.A0N
IN 5at G.aSfu Der HeicriAaf
%effc1sr. bic utter a%rrebmbal th seE!nsnagGa "
hstbnr1 treenc reiSer Trt. 8aare,l. gsrbbEpftg &c
~ eeri9GsrS ss'iiiit.a iperbsn eresbs1F er'u@! Sc
ten Sgsl,teh Der Gefrgitatt In BaItrspre.
u. Gnales,
fattms gra heHsisT:
Ar. 19, EecorehrcEf.
9~eseniber benz 4pRsin!e.
oDc5atSrs&en pro L.;iere 8eotrIirg.1 ctrsEitys=
II. 9itger, ar.'be2.'
&IbptSb SartiRue, SET.
Refertaien in Baltimore:
3 9 Braun8 x 20 alrpan q 81
SteIntauu. Siurtts D 60 | Rm Ssifte.1s 4 g;
~ u Rarbure Gail y Nr
v . abeI i GO Gsbyabsr s3alrgeg,
q SpiIder & Go
Solicitor opn ITseuran5en: Or. Il. s.
Gtencu f1eybes. f4EiT. gDitc,
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equitable Ucrfi6erungsz @cfeas
fdbeft.
S~neprpprirt 1904,
NIT etrem perpetlleleu 1reibrttis.

mt etHeW petpetutueN N~tetprlt1e.
Office Pr. 10, Ssutbitr.
Die ,9altimcre equitable Speie'p" strN6ert 5ali.
ier u. Wfobsin s.stn 8erIuii uno S&aeeH burd:
Neier gu ben h~isisIen Siaten, mad t.m plous Der
@e9eneitt3fe!t cher tn anberer 9seife. Nudb nertet
irg. rgarpenists 9lists" 3n ben annetmsarrei, gsetn.
aurgea Seri5e,t.
Gi9ncr bon BeiiRttuut. in Der rGsuitaHle Office
nsriihert. baber feline fp:ttere 8el antprriii4fttt ala
ben @stras ibr.r Deppiiien, uns rad abiasi ibrer
Pplteet iinc tie Ut elmer SaarslsiseHbe eeu e6t.uabs
sipgniia VIcTnt bere9ltst.
Die Idimerfiamfelt Der bcntiden 8iir9tr
pi,b bc5pnters aui uniere' iebr 81 uis;rSer,
HfeIuns8rdter
btnaelenft unb uut lire 8unf lei eea serHGerune ron
Sauiern II. yt5bttn seaen 5:ae,ssetuit eriu6t.
SUI 9aufe Der lebteu Sabie pat Is ben D2itolisoeru
tieler Sereft5.@eieI l1aft febr penis wenn
i~iterbaspt trBcnt Ei,pas, scfcitet cine fdeyc ii. pcrs
tdblite Intluraul auf ibr SefS;bum Si erbattea.
Direftprsn:
9bs aeffo SSOJem
$ 8ieman Gam gepap
sSas Sra,ier I'm & Bartlett
Seni Dtfcrs g9m s Sppper
Gam 9nbp 9pm . Napner
giit atl Derner SG FtIp.
RraRtisg II. sreSt. e~dayneieer;
(l7ai3l,1O Snab y. Spnes,S dr.
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Dd8 9ro8c enefifde 8ciImtttef
eurb lSn'elideS patert 8eftltt.
Cir Sa1ncS Charles
hrriihrntc Ernncn Mincn.

mad elntm SfeItrte Sir :. Stdlte'S, DR.. Wtee.,
qeibar,tss her GSntnin.
Gieie unid,ibbare Rebtitn gerp6brt bel allen ieren
ffrerIbaften II. gtf6bttiden Getoett, 6eueu oe rttt-
Itas Gcnititutipn iiuterfporicu it, unfebItare Setting.
Gle oermtnbert dnss tleterma6 uub btbt ale StetuR
cen ber 3tetnteun1, norm biriClbtit aud threr Brirh
babeu nlp9ear rne man bari nd arf baIolGe Setlur 6
%otrladsn.
SIR bcrbeirdtbcte Trauen
1T ie bsicr6er0 eeet8net Gle iubri in surler iSeii
Dtttct.
ScSe Sloi9e PDfist 81 unb tr71t ben gtesicranaS.
bRlst.
Snr BeaGtuua
erfrn srei Ifcnate Der gG,ipnngcrid,nif nifi
gebrau DOT perben, 6a tte unte9lbat
etne Set Gecburt Berbttfabren; ~
ieber anbsrn Self ftnO lie pBne8 sc
fabrl II Hehnten.
Sebe frGl pci6, eaB bel Der g~ertHgitst ltnlr9ctmd,
f'8tcit rb;r 8erftcptuns te5 VlcrGttl6en b. gtiuro
belt itminotn mub. 8i'ie Btaen iirb in Uabt bsl
her dttt 6rauenirelirb In trr PrilfurB8iuroe uno baf
cit si8 iidete, nicmalS tbtidtaStnce Seilmittrl uut
Droret ocr urtsroridten siltnr mas fit Sr1F'brtts.
llrioten aud, bptbdnber iein rSber; 70 Nib bub biz
i6md6ite gsrpt is pDutpmucu ung, ,fstbet reBter
Tam, cher aud 70 trGfti9 in ibreil NirfuHQcM caf
man fc ertIit ben -untsstb3stn re ~Hlator" rcnhsr
bari.
Set alien arteu u'pBI;r ii, decentralization
Ridtna II. 9enocn- S6mCr;en, @rnat;uu9 tel bE
s%ertugfen Gntircr9una, Ser5tIopien. bbiierli1en Nns
fallen, ne Dem ,Sluiit meteen bisif 4iGeu cine SetlGrf
bsp,rtsn, irtru ute onotru Diittgt fsDlgeI6lagen. unS
OtIboa eR trGfi9tB SeiImtttsl, ~entbGlleu lie tcr
Gticn, lcir 8eIrmsL, tetrcn Gpie5gIar3 nod tr5tnt
t,psn Der 9ouiututiOr i0deli&er StCif.
gpuitintr3e @cbtau6ss@upeiuuge fiaSet mani /.
her I'M ietss lafrt otrp'deltru gtGl2Ure. Gle lpres
f6Irg auibtra4rt werten ipate.
9et antn Spptbetern gu Da6et.
~ sa elm, issT'Tal, S8'Ht tat BE S y. s!aa'sa RHe
Va. 27, gpuritanoiir, yitro= Ocr'.
gS -@e8en Ginienbuna oHn 81 urb 6 0reiCerts
gGitmalten an tr9cuo stntn bspeumG+itgten l~IeeHtsn
ptro eiue 3lGlGe MT 80 ptueu nit umBebsnber Yoit
fGit uro eet Sltdca rnourbtriug,i6 pIrpedt, nad
grenb tilem 4aubestbeile petibtdt. Qs-28)
EeGhte frarspfisae Gpr0,ss2 gis
i0ni=SSdpieEn
(Sap'Tles Ge'ottuEDt,8)
AZ B,h.s, Lei & . . \ N q yBr IOS sfnC,i
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@dmburas Seyre, 2cnScn 1sii
SeMtb1uibtpr
S0neiSer!
S6nDmsa6cr!
Nnfiteriuueui

estt nab Chants,
neuem 9ae,n, GSc ben
scmtaro- II. Shorrftr.,
Ter runesn STRIDE geBcr
rter. une fault Sort
Gnre sab : @aid;s
nsiI. Nue ar;en VIA.
i'd men ecrrlltis; aud,
&aoeln, Sp'rn. Sstee
II. \. I. 8eparoturtR
btlliGer II. Batt
barer be,ln irSsnepo
duler4,
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%serbtnbern, bd man befIrntet bate !,
eaB bic @nwefenbtit beS 8Sntss pcr
9crtu8aI etnen fptaen berSorrufsn
fDnnts.
Stm erften Sanuar empiirs Der So,
mtg ppr Staten ben baterilhen Sc
t1nbten 8r1fen SpmptI6, Belher iein
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iberrsthte unb
Nanens feines Spussrdns ben @lnl6cn
fur pa8 @pbl bss Ibniss, Der tontgttten
S1n,tlie lppte fur bas Gsbsibsn Sta.
LIENS &uscrId CAB. Der 86ntg pieper>
bette biefe Wlnl0e nit Bs3u8 aufSaSern
unp f6lpb pann. sic persea MID iteta
81 &lem gsnet8t tnben, pas baSu bettra.
ocn tdnt, bic erneuerte Berbtneung 3nt.
l4en spci Qdnoern gu btfcRtsen, nelbe
o0iu berufen limb, nit etnanbef tnTrsunb.
f51ft 3u ltben."
@uS DRESDEN ROM 90. Deg. iGrribt
bic .GonfitutiontGe !3tttuns": Der
Svuf int f6ni9tthen S6lcfc bat Gem
Grrnebmrn nab tpteesr auf4ebort, Wan
bat ibrt9ens pom gritnen @spplbe aus
Ipgar usOefen9epGlbe burhbrpten, um
Niht5 unpur9brOten 3u laisn. Rutb
HhhblltH wv ltW @Nl3SH hut ttHt SNl'
ncstduf6un8 Der 9tt9tilt9tcn gu Srunpt
0ele9en." ~
Sn Gent 1drb am Is. De3. int III.
ter BON 70 Sabren Or. S. Sprtt, rim Be
tsrdn aus Der 0~lanspsripts @.tmar's
SCrct mar in BEN 3panjissr Sabren Sul
Graiftung be5 Grbprtn3en 3arl Nleran,
Der nab Wetmur berufen, unb Der itreb,
fame, etrllettt9 9sbtlbtte iunseWann bait
in ben cn9eren Srei5 aufsencmmen nor,
ben, relden @ptbe nod in letnem 9pGer
@rcifenaItsr um lttt ju serfammeln pfles
tt. Namentli9 t1tttn Ietne naturmtGsn
1haftltAes Senntnile i'm @6tbe enpfob
len, be1en Srpfaaiammlun9 tr prbneti
unp pe1en ,Retamprpbple Ter 9Fan,
zen" er (Stuttsort 1881 ms Sran5pli,
ide lberfeste. Soret's vRctices ful
@Dtbe" sebbren Jun Stftn, mas tnfran'
1DiiAer SpraGe iber ben beutf6en DID.
ter. 6erps 9ef9rteben tpprbrn III. Spdte,
batte SOrtt ben 3ttel zines peimartfhsr
2e9%dticnSrattS erbatten, uno mar nod
lS4S nit elmer ~biptcmatilt.n @fiIiion N
@artS bttraut. Sn lttnen tsSten Qebens.
labrtn bate or i5 ppr,l9ti6 NIT unmts,
m1ttIAen Stubien beIGIfti9t. Inter lst.
mem NaGtaB burften fib nod tntercfantt
9aptere aus Der arp5cn 3ett ppn @eimar
befnben.
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N.NN'b'o ~
CahtrG1ti Ftct4
L + IA q
Nanccle .nlammlnlciebl:l

Ab.--St tam bic 3ftotiin io rerpaEsu, bat f.
t~1ereuAin Fer fpit ND beribtfsu IIRt (Saa4l-I
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liza sIE5 51crtbe rn=0 cntrasI
m~ Sahu.

@gE
tritt nit Montas. Ben 20. aISs.iyssS, tn araa.
abaans nersli9er 3 age BON Baltimore;
ggssl.r Observation-Disclosures Ar.I......a.sS hs5
ss ss' tsss1 s {ssa s'ss9 i;s;;;i ai. ..ls. 80 H's"'
9Oli:r aessHmOoatiOusSns ". -. sss y
Ssa.tsass a,i.,r T. Zone :, as ~. 80: s:sS ,,;n.s
SittsSars. aIairaer ssn.a;aa ...:..1o.oo '',a''
4nfunft fhb1t6er Sase In Baltimore,
giitsturs' &lmtraer Stnsa3us .......,7 100 frlb
ga.tioner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sr 2 :s5o
Sdneasua (Sat sins( ..:....:......12.s 80 glaa@rt.
gar.tOner aeepntmpta. Jug Rr.4
i'm SoItpnsD $50
gon5na o.oO
Der poa.. BnrsI@nsa' (sait ain:j n Sit assass,
slmtraer sarsaius ba!tsn twii@en Baltimore unb
ais DarSisnsu (saasin.).. ssa. 1t. aosnmsta.
,sn'shhts fasrea eonntaas aasaero,n'sn tag.
Scr gittsturs. erie'r e6n.ayaa asbt- nit gus.
nahiae bes Sauhass-ti8Ii9 ab.
Der pittsburs- GImtraer s6nen,us sett tisltt alb.
ysii. u. assonmDeatiOasitSe Notwithstanding
81 eimlraer sdn.niaa ,oumt nit ausnasm,
e. 81. G s,sI staT sa,si;a sss q i sist2 y ,sams ,ss,is an.
'erie'r e@ntu- II. piitsburss Gimiratr sdneaiis,
ibIitben f& In 9atrisburs an bic 2ls. Der -genrfb1.
barter 9entralsGiieababn" mad pittsbuss. GlepeIanS,
selnmsus, ginetnnstt, SnstarapeIts, abisaps st.
I'M gDefteu, RcrS- II. Siibpthen lsnau an.
Die Yoft. u. etnen3i5e itItehtu i6 AZ Qtmtra an
Die 3hse Der nGeu. Hor<gtie'r 8ahns mad alen
punttst in, nSrbIta.n, nnittlsrtn u. psfaitea Gsip.
polt All.
Nabere a%Isf,nft erbdlt mon I'm GalSertar. .gabn
bof. =. ". DubarrS Gen. sSuperinteubent;
t0s2c-) 9. 8. D enns 8, @sa.. y ahaoter. asent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

FLAG6-On Sunday nor ns lane 70 At = O'clock E11sOs~
daughter o. Allfiih c. AID Phcbs NJ FIsE
Notice OF tlnsra. hereafter
FROsT-Oa Thur.iy -h Inst. Pan6s5 n j.. 0sorsl Weeks
vile Of Luther W Fr0y rr, -.
on Monday June H. ~ o'clock Rss,Fes ani hie'us "s "
specially invited 20 attend.
MARsrERs-In Brooklyn Sunday Jlas 10 II B Mars,sfs
The ends nd relatives of The family try invited at
the funeral from his residence No 40 Nsshr Snst bso
Ign on Tuesday afternoon at ? O'Clock.
NoYis Scotia paper please copy.
MARTlNEAt his residence Tarrytown Wschegte Co. Wniaa
l. Marine late acting Volunteer Leutensn' r. 5 D. after long
aud painful Illness iron. disease contracted while .he u
his country.
Notice Of luneTa. in evening p8perI
PRlCE-on Saturday 9TH us Francis Golss youngest s0n Of Abel
and Sarah Price. acsd 10
The friends relatives respectfully invited attend the funeral
services the residence OF his parents Monday a. u
O'Clock. The viii be t. eday
morning by boat, for nlerment
PLMPTONn Brooklyn sunday the 10th inst fscarls. fever
Clarence Fk o. Edward D. and Mary Pmpon, aged
and months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend hs
funeral from No Carroll PARK Iuedsy 18th last O'Clock
WHITE1M Hoaesils Pennsylvania Saturday June Q, 1855,
Henry White.
Funeral viii take Place the afternoon Of rossisy juno T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
hoard Of Excise.

M Manerre, Treasurer Of the Metropolitan y ard
Of Excise received up the close Of business on Sa'nr
day e7sOOO for licenses granted by the Board Thenumbe
applications for licenses passed by Col BGrram inspector
of Excise was 800 In addition 20 these large number o.
persons who deemed unfit subjects 20 receive license were
denied blank forms Of application necessary 20 complete
the requisite premnaries II does h9l IoHoW tA al le a
picatiors received by The Board VIII be grant d. large
lumber have already beer and more viii be denied
The Board have passed a resolution directing ther treas
receive payments for licences aei the 10Th mss W
further action by tue BOaG, and also lstucng TIE
police the 10th instant enforce tie law strictly
against all persons detected selling whou; license Those
persons TO whom licenses granted have not
paid for them previous TO the 18th Instant be treated Gs
II no license had been granted them.
estimated that the receipts from licenses granted b. this
city will amount % about ssOJOo those from Brooklyn 70
500 aud those lOM other places within tie Nero oman
District 10 slO0 000 making total Of about 81 10000.
The total expense Of the Board o. Excise viii not exceed
$40 900 year being probably the most economical commission
10 the efficient aid rendered the Board By the police
The total cost o. maintaining the metropolitan Police this
city year g. OS9 80 ~ Tbs year owing TO in
crease Of pay he members OF the orce BY the last
Legislature the total expense VIII reach about Sx4UoO
From sum deduct about SrOoO due on The Board Of
Excise and there remains JJ a the tax OF the city for
The EXPENSES of the Police force for this year. This
crease of neary $500 900 from the tax Of last year
The revenue Brooklyn from the Excise Law VIII be about
eslOO0 Last year the Brooklyn police force cos s''57)
with the advance OF pay cost this year III be about
$4,000 Deduc.ng from this the kxcse revenue Tue
Tax 10 Brooklyn for tie police will be about SOJOU o. de
crease Of more than Sl00, 90 from last year.
II ia not vet determined what viii De done with The amounts
received for licenses issued outside these two cities IL
mart derived from Staten Island viii De app Opated toward
the payment Of the police force when is ABOUT 70 De
on the island portion will be held for time 70 give Tue
Sprerv,ors Of the different townships opportunity 10 or
ganze police force their districts II hoy DO not see NJ
10 do this the money viii be absorbed into the poca iand o.
New York ard Brooklyn.
The sum which the State Inebriate syum will receive from
the new Excise Law viii be about ei2tCC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Montreal.

MONTREAL Saturday June % p
At this writing everything and has been quiet at the
front during the day. Two regular regiments Will arrive
here irOW below tomorrow morning they viii go TO the
front The Royals Of the best volunteer corps in the
Province left this afternoon for the 'front.' 10000 people
Caggcr the American politician, has arrived at st. Law
renee Hall Dispatches $3.50 PM just received from the
front state tibet there general retreat OF the fenans
and that those a. ST. Adams are surenderng their arms 20
the United States authorities by order OF Cen Sweeney
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MALONE SATURDAY. June Q 1906
Gen Neede and his proclamation to the fenians has not
had the effect intended But 23 have accepted free trans
portaon their homes and portion OF them have de-
parted The captured officers are yet IN arrest Ihey are
paocd nightly however and board at the best hotel IN
the place. They will have an examination before Commits
soner Chas O. Tappln on Monday, when Chas. Conner
and Judge DAILY VIII appear as their counsel II Is re-
ported also that Ben Butler has offered services Dis
Attorney Dart is here for the Government Sympa
thy Tor the Fenlaus very strong among the people OF
Malone DELEGATIONS OF the first ladies of the place have
been from house house to-day gathering bread tor the
Irish volunteers Col G. c. Lewis, late of the Rebel
army AdiutantGonel of the Irish army, Is accused By
the elans a. tie cause Of the partial failure OF this move
mcnt They believe he has been in communication with
the Car dian and United States authorities Accounts OF
the arrest Of the Feuan officers m New-York papers were
greatly exaggerated No troops required to make the
arrests and the Fenians have created no disturbance
The Fenian officers held meeting this afternoon and
passed series of resolutions, setting forth that, while
anxious 20 strike blow for atherand we must refrain
om any invasion of private nights or breach OF American
law and that tender heartfelt thanks to the c
zens Of Malone for their uniform kindness and that we
viii stand by the cause long the remotest hope Of
success remains.
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% route fr Lisbon Tie Colorado At Touon, where
she was to be docket about the 18th.

CD route fr Lisbon Tie Colorado At Touon, where
she was to be dockcl about the 18th
COMMISSION APPOINTED.
Board Of Officers. to consist Of Capt. Melnctlon
smith United states Navy, President; CAefEngiaecr
!. W. King. United States Navy and Brig-Ger. b. S.
Alexander United States Army, has been appointed to
proceed TO Portland, Me., and examine site at or near
tina. city 5r a lresAwater basin for ron-cad vessels
IMPORTANT MARINE EXPERIMENTS.
distinguished party headed by Secretary MoCuloch,
and accompanied BY Senator's Representatives, and some
of the leading naval and scientific gentlemen the CAPT
ta made excursion down the river yesterday for the
purpose Of testing new mode of launching small boats
from steamers while at full speed also novel and very
important electroenunciaor for the purpose Of carrying
instant signals from the pilot to the engineer Both de-
vices proved entirely successful and the Secretary and
naval officers we're particularly enthusiastic over the
workings Of the enunciator.
THB VIRGINIA FREEDMEN.
memorial signed by 100 freedmen of Charlottesville
has been presented to Gen. Howard by Committee Of
the signers. asks for continued military protection, and
roces that ley are deprived of reasonable safeguards
against bodily injury by their former masters, and that
Gems. Steedman and Fuorton during their sojourn II
Charlottesville consulted 40 white eXobels and not one
coored Y Ialist.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Announcements have been made by some Of the Paris
espondent OF the American press that several Of the
most stringent proyi-ions Of the French patent law will
be suspended during the Universal Exhibition Of 1861 so
tina; no patent car be nfrngcd if correctly secured
letter has been received from Commissioner Beckwth, on
the subject in which he writes that this is an error and
that there has been suspension OF modification OF the
pa,entaws Of any portion Of them nor any such
measure contemplated by tie Imperial Commission nor
by the Government Both The laws and the formalue'
will remain unaltered II has also been stated that exhib
itors from the United States viii be permitted TO display
for sale duplicates Of such articles contributed 70 the Ex
position as they nay desire to introduce the notice Of
foreign purchasers This is practicable at all times but
no change has beca made intended to be made IN the
laws and regulations regarding foreign products imported
for SALE AL such products VIII be subject 70 the usual
duties aud charges.
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DIAHRRE ID.

BELL-TNKER-A Hartford Coma Tue.day Jans By the
Rev g. spadng Dr. WIN. o. Bell of wsheld Mas to Sarah
NJ. Tinker Of the former place.
CARTER-LA RUEAt Worthwhile Cayugs County on w
by the Rev Amos Croker Edwin Carter OF Le'Ju "
Mas Tllie A. La Rue OF this city
Rev Bishop Potter David Dudley Field to M Mary L.
ROOsEvELT-CROSBY-At Poughkeepse on msdne'aay Elm
Murray daughter Of VIM Henry Crosby esq -
pHF residence OF the brides father
ns,r Asn Dn,rbe,. Co " Wednesday June o. ey the
Rev A. n seeley George Stephenson Of Brooklyn 10 mary
only daughter oil Ezra Bryan
UOOD-mORRrs-Iu Philadelphia Thursday June James
Wood OF Nd K,co N y Emily H. Morris daughter Of henfy
N0uis Of the former place
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gentleman called at TIE private residence GA liquor dealer Of
- acquaintance for the purpose Of seeing him family
t and when he left the place he was aceosted BY two or
three ssaots and asked he bad been IN the saloon adjoining
he resi- cnce The gentleman deemed their inquiries mper
ent and refused answer them when they claimed the
rigit Of srCsH bis breath which also resisted
IN HODOKES
supdy pased or very quietly in Hoboken. About 1000
persous vi Ch the lowest estimate passed over the ferries
visiting the lysian Fields WeohaWken and West hoDcLen
Vey n dun ken persons were 10 be seen inoxcaton being
the exception an not the rule But three arrests were maue
by the Boboken : dice during tho day
~ JERSEY CITY. .
In Jersey Cy The influx Of visitors was hardly no1oesme
Very persons ed tbs ferries more than usual ana Ill
were quiet and orderly.
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ALorer Shot by Esis Rival.

TUsvTLLE Pa June 10, I-jl
About ~ o'clock this morning young man named Johh
Male Ief, here in wagon 10 be married to a Miss Hattie
Mathison living about six miles north ~ nero. hen
about two miles on the road, he received rae ban
through his body. He iell from the wagon anu lueu
the horse loose thinking by this means call assslnce
Two gentlemen passing At the time, carried LIN 20 a
friends house in the neghbourhOod; but before iAedca
assistance could DE procured, be died ,.
The rifle was found near where be shot, evidently
showing that the murderer had been within twenty f'ei o.
his victim rival for the hand Of the young lazy hsd
threatened 20 shoot and he Is supposed 70 be the
guilty party lie has not yet been arrested but pIoDaDy
will be before morning