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JfEXICO.

THE CAPITAL ABOUT TO sURRENDRR-oNLY THE
IMPERIAL MINISTER or STATE OPPOSED TO
oAPTTULATIoN-MoRE ABOUT THE PUEBLA Exc
CUTIONs. lI .l
BY the arrival of the steamer Raleigh, Cap
tain Marshman, from Havana, yesterday, we
arc In receipt OF highly important news from
Senior Don Jose Ramirez, son of Maximilian's
late Secretary of State, left the city OF Mexico
on the 2Sth OF April for Havana. He reports
his batteries planted for the siege of the capt
Being a9 attaeEed T The only points % Of defenss
that Marquee had were the gates. He has 1900
men to defend the capital ....-.-..I .I r.
When Marquee arrived in the city, after his
rout, a council of war was held, at which the
Minister of War, Tabera, second In command,
O'Horan, and Orlhuela, were of opinion that
President of the Ministerial Council, opposed
this, on the ground that, as Macmillan was
defending Queretaro against superior forces, 1t
was not certainly acting the part of soldiers to
surrender the first city of the nation. However,
the commanding and other officers were pre-
pairing 10 capitulate, knowing that such was the
only way to save their own lives.
The executions at Puebla were ordered by
General Diego Alvarez at the moment he was
assaulting a fortifcation; and when General
Diaz heard of 1t he ordered IL to be stopped, and
on the following day allowed his prisoners to
choose place of refuge. General Noviega,
the commander of tn g troops that surrendered
at Puebla. is now living quietly at Jalapa,
The Republican Colonel Don Florentino Mer-
cado was captured by the Imperialists at
Queretaro, in the attack on the Campana
Height. A young Mexican lawyer, Don Il. de
Castapedo Y Majera, was killed.
Senor Ramirez states that there was no news
about Miramon's death, or otherwise concern
ing that officer.
Max was still at Queretaro.
From another source we have the announce
menU that a hot bombardment ofVera Cruz
took place on the 9Th of May, in which Colonel
Bernen, of the Liberals, was killed.
The island of Carmen has thrown of the I'm
perial allegiance and proclaimed for the repub-
iic-NeaU York He1 aid,
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Judges
Allison and Peirce.-The new venre OF Jurors was
returned this morning, and considerable time was
taken up In hearing the numerous applications Tor
exemption from service.
THE BARKER HOMICIDE.
Iu this case the defendant, an aged man, with an
honest open couDtenRnce, was charged with the muir
der of William Johnson The occurrence was said 70
down In the Neck, in the nelghborhood OF Ninth and
Mexican Streets on the 2lst of February last Barker
discharged a gun at johnson while the latter was
lylng upon "a setlee theoad taking effect In his body
and causing almost immediate death. The empanel'
ling of the jury occupied several hours.
COURT OF QUARTER BESSIONS-Judge Brew,
with the larceny silk velvet cloak, $5 In cash. and
several other articles, the property OF MT Hirsh
siding at No sos Coates street. Verdict guilty -
Abbey Brown and Mary Rooney, were charged with
several other articles. valued at about s45. Verdict
Samuel B. Bott plead guilty to charge of perjury.
Samuel Lee plead guilty 70 the larceny OF gold
Rachel Brown was charged with the larceny OF
goods valued at $45 belonging TO Mr.. SolOmons
Martin Lewis, with several aliases, was chaIged
with committing burglary. On trial
DISTRICT COURT-Judge Stroud.-Amanda X.
Coyel VS.. Andrew b. Chambers and Charles f.
Coward. An action for arrears of rent. Verdict for
Thomas A. Scott. assignee OF Ellhu W. Davis and
Josephine, his wife, VS.. james B. Mckinley and
Rachael. his Wife An action on mortgage. verdict
Jonathan Lodge VS.. II. q. Armstrong ex rel An
action TO recover some rags. Jury out
John H. Cnvender John Kuntz. On trial.
vs. - White. An action TO recover for. board
Verdict lOr plaintih.
Flaherty VS.. FlAberty An action 70 recover mesne
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JudEe Ludlow
Exceptions 10 Auditors reports were before this Court
this morning.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, May 90 = Bark-The stocks are
light and the demand fair, No. Quercitron is
held at S42 q ton.
The Flour Market is devoid of spirit, their
being no demand except from the home con-
sumers, who purchase only from hand to
mouth; sales of few hundred barrels at s9'50@
10 for superhne; $lO.5O@ll5O for extras sl8@l4'5o
for Northwestern extra family: Sl3915 for Penn
fornia; and Sl7@175 for fancy ST. Louis. Rye
Flour may be quoted at S850@875 No sales
were reported in Corn Meal
There is o fair inquiry for prime Wheat, but
common grades are not much Inquired after.
Sales of Pennsylvania red at S3@3 30. Rye ts
selling at 81 l70g173 for Western, Pennsylvania,
and Canada. Corn is quiet; sales of yellow,
af1oat, in the cars, and from store, at Sl'229l'3
oats are in steady request; sales of 1900 bush.
Pennsylvania at SOC. Nothing doing in Barley
or Malt. HI H
ket, but not much doing. rt
WhislKy-Prices are entirely nominal.
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BAILING OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

From the ~. Y. tribune.
No amount OF personal defamation could in
procuring the release of jefferson Davis from
an imprisonment theoretically lawless and
practically mischievous. Ntne-tenths OF those
now loudest in condemning that release are
heartily glad of It, and only Affect the contrary
because they thereby crafty spite, or hope to
advance their own fortunes at the expense of
some one else. If they could have Davis back
In Fortress Monroe this hour by simply wish
ing it, they would not
Those who assail Chief Justice Chase for not
trying Davis ought TO be aware Of Judge Under
Committee of the last Congress, that Davis
could not be convicted OF treason any where in
Virginia unless by packing jury for the pur-
pose. If such be the fact, can the Chief Justice
or the Circuit Judge be wisely blamed for not
exposing the Government to q defeat on such
an issue? What good end would have been
subserVed by such a result? Remember that
Chief Justice Marshall settled the law lin Aaron
Burr's case) that the accused can only be tried
in the jud lcial district where his offense was
committed.
Richmond to labor with Judge Underwood In
the premises That upright jurIst needs no
defense from such an implications; butt may
say that never yet spoke to judge with
reference to case on which he was to act; and
/ surely should not venture on such an impro-
priety with Judge Underwood.
10 As not true, though frequently asserted that
the Chief Justice hes shrunk from trying per-
sons for treason. There were several treason
cases on the calendar when he held the circulti In
Baltimore last year; he was ready to try them,
put over by the District Attorney. L do not
know why this was do know the fact.
Several Republican Journals have asserted
thas I'm n dsstincion ete Nothing I,lrs This
is true / went to Richmond and signed the
bond simply ybecause.the. leading counsel for the
prisoner deemed IL Important IL any other
name would have answered as well, they would
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Markets hY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May 2O-Stocks dull. Chicago and
Rock Island, ss]S; Reading, 1889; Canton Company,
42; Erie, 62& Cleveland and Toledo, liS Cleveland
and Plttsburg 72A; Plttsburg and Fort Wayne, 95Is
Michigan Central, l09 Michigan Southern. 67n; Cum
berland preferred 29s Virginia 6s, 67 MISSOURI s.
974; Hudson River, l0H; u. s. Ftve-twentles, 1852.
1903; do. 1854 1O51s do 1863 ioof new issue WE Ten
1853 sterling Exchange. lOS2S sighudo, llO'E Money
NEW YORK, May So.-Cotton quiet; sales at 2sc
Flour dull and declined loc 1000 bbis sold state az
SlO'65@l89O Western, S0B5Dl4 80; Ohio, tl3SO9I5 5O
Southern Sls4O0Dls. Wheat dull and drooping: Corn
unchanged. Oats active at l92c advances 10000 bush
sold; state, 936D95c.; Western, $50, Rye quiet 1890
bush. sold at l734l rs. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Pork hrm new Mess S22S71a@p22 40 Lard quiet aud
unchanged. Whisky quiet. .I..
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Pennsylvania: So for Lehigh Valley; 20 for FL
mira common; AZ Tor preferred dtto Is for Cat
awissa common; 28l for Catawissa preferred; 27k
for philadelphia and Erie, and A for Northern
Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were un-
unchanged.
Bank shares were in good demand forinvest-
ment at full prices. Mechanics sold 80; Ill
was bid for Third Nationals l03 for Seventh
National; 81 fer Commercials; 95 for Northern
Liberties; So for Girard; 20l tor Manufacturers';
Al decentralization; and So for Com mon wealth.
Canal shares were firmly held. Lehigh Navi.
CATION sold at So; and Susquehanna Canal at
l556l5f, no change; 30 was bid for Schuylkill
Navigation preferred; and 769 for Delaware Di-
vision.
Quotations of Gold-lOI A. NJ, 1861; IL A. NJ,
1868; IL NJ, 1877; p. NJ, 1871, an advance Of
on the closing price of Saturday evening.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
sGoO 100 S;2os =! q 's4 ep LEGS @ ISS sh susS c' is
SS O''y 90 DO New SswiSs iSs iS sh cent q ''
siSOS do New.~...ioS 200 So New crsek;;;::; 81
100 sh Read-...siOwn- 81 81 .-'-- -ra
--Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street. report the following rates OF
change to-day at p. M.;-U. s. Sc of 1881, II
@1ll4; do. 1862 108}@l09; do. 1854, 1866
105l; do, 1865, 1864 D106k; do. 1885, new, 107f0}
10st do 5s, lo4Os, 99l@992; do. 1905. Aug, l96
1885 Compound Interest Notes, June, 1864 II y
@ll94; do, July, 1864, llsl@Dlls2; 10. Aug. 1867
December, 1864, 116@1164 do, May, 1866, ia
do, Aug, 1865, 1l3b; do, September, 1866 112s;
October, 1866, 1928. Gold, l362@I37 Silver,
190@l32. aua elJ
--Messrs. william Painter d Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following
rates of exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-,
q. s. &c, 1851, coupon, ll14@1114; U. 8.
5-2Os, coupon, 1862, 1O82@l09; do, 1854, 1O5l@
@l0sS; IS, lO-40s, 9Ss@99s; o. s. 1905, LIST
series, 1O6b@1O6a; do, I'd series, lO64@105i;
Sd SERIES lO6461O6S. Compound Interest Notes,
l3t; September, 1866, l2i; October, 1865, 12a.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANOTHER VEHEMENT LETTER FROM EX-GOVERNOR
r,rnnN o. enIrru n A RnIINA

PERRY, or SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ex.Governor b. f. Perry of South Carolina,
has written another letter on the Southern
situation It is published in the Columbus Is.
.C.l Phoentr of the 18th We make the following
extracts:-
In order to radicalize the South and stir up
antagonism between the two races and set tnem
to cutting each others throats, Republican
emissaries, black and white great and small,
are travelling all over the Southern States,
and making the most incendiary speeches,
organizing secret societies, and forming
4IIInion Leagues" Senator Wilson. OF Massa-
chusetts, gave the people OF Charleston, the
other week, q specimen of his tactics and pollLl-
cal strategy. Nothing can be more diabolical
sor less likely to promote the true interests OF
the black man than such course ltwll, now
ever, go very far towards estranglng Lne Ireeu5,
men from us and building up q sJrong anu
powerful radical party Ia all the southern
Ifieft alone, the negro would aot in harmony
with his former owner. It is to his interest TO
do so; but of this there Is now little nope.
Every day, by means Of this radical agltaIlon
and Misrepresentation, he Will be less ana less
under the influence OF his true friends ana
meighbors. At present, out OF the towns ana
villages, the negro cares nothing about MS
right of Suffrage and knows nothing. unless
Influenced by bad men he will not trouble him.
self 10 register vote. This, however, Will not
eIN1aVe be the case. II, therefore, we are wise
in The coming election, true to ourselves and
nave the true interests Of the negro at heart,
we NAV defeat the call of convention and save
the STATE from radicalism and agraFfanism, and
q war of races IN the future. " never can be
dome RfteEWafds'
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The Late Catholic CounciI at TrOy.

Troy, May l9.-The late Catholic Council has
mad g recommendation to the Supreme Pom
tiff of a candidate for the Episcopacy of the See
of Erie, which was made vacant by the death
of the late Bishop Young. 1t Is thought the
Holy Father Will order the consecration of Rev.
DR.. Peter Havermans, for mere than quarter
of century Catholic pastor of this city and
vicinity. No recommendation has yet been
place of the late Bishop Lavalle, of the See of
Louisville. The erection of Syracuse into
Catholic See has been recommended to the
pOne.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, |
Monday Nav 19GJ-

gThe Stock Market opened very duh this morn
ing, and prices we're weak and unsettled. In
Government bonds there was very little doing.
1864 5-20s sold at 1861 slight decline; 1915 was
for 10 4Os illI for es OF 1881 and 1855 t@lO6b for
June and August 1905. City loans were in fair
demand. The new issue sold at lO2; and old
do. at 81, no change.
at bl.69. no change; Northern Central at "A
no change: Norristown at 6S, no change, and
Pennsylyania Railroad at 81, a slight decline;
2e was bid for Little SchuylkIll; $50 for North
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DIR. o. w. Holmes receives a severe oasti-.
CATION at the hands of the Boston Recorder,
which declares that his course towards the
orthodox clergy in his new novel is tending
''to destroy the confidence of the younger
members of their focks in their sincerity,
and thus weakening their influence for good"
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A. M.....".5s IL A. M--,.eal2 p M.,...-....,.-s4
ForaddtttonaI Murine Netos see Third Page
CLEARED THIS MORNING..
Barque GLASGOW, Crane, Bremen O. O. Van Horn.
Brig j. b Kirby, outerbridge. Turks Island, Work
Brig Nellie Move, Leeman, CIenfuegOs. Madeira q
schr 2; Henry. Dnks. Nantucket, Csstner stickney
schF Julia =: Pratt, NickersOn East Cambridge, Rep
schr Ethan Allen. Blake. Portland. Warren. Gregg &
Str W. Whillden. Riggans Baltimore, ]. D. Ruon.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
with mdse 70 HogeTS from Provdenee
Abby eD orcas GG days u from @ Bosom. with
Br. schT Virginia., Eden, ia days from Grand Cay
man ma with sugar eic TO captain Brought TO this port
brig TantaIqar. from Kingston ia, bound for Glen:
wrecSed April dSrpE Sesvy Fais on 6ape aretoS
Ae%b4EP 10 wp %steS @ N pS 9 Sg
sehr !. H. Marvel, ouiilan days nom Norfolk, In
sohT Ocean Traveller. Adams, days from wsy-
sc6r b. s. Wright. Brown, days frOm Newport, In
schr Lsmartne, HILL days from saco. in ballast
schr ]. q. Henry, Dllks days from Nantucket, in
schr Eiectrc Flash, Mcdonald 5 days from seacOn-
schr Orion Msdwin, from seaconnet
more, with mdse to j. d. RuoH. t
MEMORANDA I'd
ship Bessie Crosby Crosby for Philadelphia, cleared
Barque onni, Dannevig, hence. at Queenstown 9Th
instant.
BSrque John Matthews, LoughlIn. hence. at ST. Jago
9th inst.
Barque Dorchester. Reynolds for PhiIadelphia.
sailed from Gibraltar 20th ult.
Barque Mary, Moon hence at Havana 18th inst.l
Matanzas llth inst. ~ ~ 7T'-I7
,, Brig AlyaIado; CTocker, for Philadelphia, sailed
Brig Gentle Annie, Burgess, for PHILADELPHIA, sailed
from Cardenas 10th inst. W
Brig Samuel Welsh, Hoecker, for Barcelona, sailed
nom Gibraltar goth ult.
schr Abby Pitman, Lombard, hence. at Boston 18TH
instant.
schr Thomas Clyde. for Philadelphia. sailed nom
Clentuegos Sth inst rr
DOMESTIC PORTS. c,,, of
NEW YORK, May l9.-ArrYed, steanlsnp ~ -
Boston. Leitch. from Liyerpoolo from Eey Orleans.
Steamship MaripOsa Quick, from ,n NSw Savannah
Steamship II. Livingston Bak kes, es,iI1s WI imnGton
Steamship Fairbanks Hunter I.rcaooi'
ship 81 Mark, wSoS, ,5Stn Al from Eieuthera,
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Hamlet, a grand opera, by M. Ambrose
Thomas, is to be brought out at the Grand
Opera OF Paris during the next winter. The
G0phelia" is 10 be Mad'lle Nilson.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .............MAY go.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELt-
GRAPH OFFICE. %. II8ltlIe.H
A. M.......5S IL A. p M.........64
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40 % A. Christy q Bro, La co 91503fO1% gross
II Jones McClese, Ian. CO., S150991% gross.
so p. McFillen, Lane. CO., OI%0f0l%. Grosse
ll5 p. Hathaway, Lane. CO.. SI5C0lG1S, gross.
81 Jas. Kirk, Chester county, 9@l0Sz, gross.
70 Jas. McFillen, Lam CO., l00l0lI gross.
81 Ullman q Bachman, La. co. ,9l66ll01S 1S,gr =.
20 g b. McFillen, Chester CO., I709f9
12l Martin Fuller & Co., Chester co. I6oNIe:
l70 Mooney Smith, Western, 1800l8lS i
90 s: Mooney 4 Bro, do, S169oM, gross.
go /" II. Chain, Penna., l5@l8 :
75 ' l. Frank, Lane. CO., 9t@l0 gross
20 Is Hope & Co., Western l6@lS. p -tf
76 +" Frank Shomberg. w estern, l66lS.
Cows were unchanged. 300 head sold at S4O6
65 for Springers, and $6O@sO q head for Cow and
Calf. 2, '7r7L = ID
Sheep were less active and rather lower.
5000 head sold at from 619971sc. for clipped and
9@915c. q pound, gross, tor wool Sheep,
Hogs were in fair demand 5000 head sold at
from Sl0@ll p 100 pounds. net. L VI f8-CI
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PhiledeIphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, May 2O.-The Cattle Market was
rather dull this week, and prices we're unsettled
and dropping. About 1850 head were sold at
from IS 10 19c for extraIl6@l7c for fair to good,
and 13@15c y pound for common, as to quality.
The following are the particulars of the sales:A
hand Owen Smith NHasfarr, AAInIL- orr.,u. :
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MEMORANDA

NEW YORK May i9.--Arriyed, steamship OiS VI
Beston. Leitch from Liverpool; tom Ney Orleans.
Steamship MaripOsa. Quick, from new NSm sSavannah
Steamship ii. Livingston. Bak q. i.,iIa Wimngton.
Steamship Fairbanks, Huntert nnr.oool = :
Shin Sd, Marx, Wood. fr0m LltesetnRRo Fieuthera,
schr Q. 6heArer, Cunningham No--
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THE CAPITAL ABOUT TO sURRENDER-oNLY THE
IMPERIAL MINISTER or STATE OPPOSED TO
oAPTTULATIoN-MoRE ABOUT THE PUEBLA Exc
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

Der tebe1 Srbree benz .9tnat6aubitpr ben
Sstra8 Der rdbrenb her ltbserbereeeanae.
Hen 3trSlf Monate etngeaaneeneu Depot
ten bert&ten. ben an Deponenten pGbrsnb
berie!bsn 3stt .ausat3ablien Betrag, fo.pie
Pen SttIag Der noIbanbenen uno a%neeleaten
Tonos bieier 8eri&t lou eiue Hare Darle-
suns Ter Mnesleeenbetten FER Corporation
entbalten.
Abtbetluue16 . Die Dtnrict& our,
ess Suii3 Dtitritts. IN tpel&em fol&e &Go-
citation teren 9aupt9ei&dftsplab bat, mag
1u treeno elmer 3eit auf @n1sGen zines
Oeppnenten peer 2rufee elmer fol1en Cor
poratton, unb na4oem 3ur 8efrietteung Der
9ouIt binlanGl'&e llrYade baflr beige
bra@t porben, einen pbtr rmsbrere per.
fpnen aur gritune Der kapttaIanlaaeu unb
ibrer Mn8eleeenbeiten i'm Maeem.inen e..
,ennen. Die BiGer unb papiere folder
@efeQl&aft foQen fold Yer1c n ODER lottu
9srfonen aur Drafuus often tebeu. uub BE-
tagte Nourt mag FOLDER 70 %ernannten Ytr.
ion ober Ysrlonsn tol&e ferners goQma&-
ten ertbe.len, pte ie es fir eine grInpli&tre /
unteriu@uu8 Der Musslegenbtit.n tGlt. |
Dtefe ernannte perion ODER perlpnsa fol-
Len bas Nelultat iprer unte1{u@ung an biz !
befagte court bert&ten, unb spenia ,bie,e
gte1hur% 1beraeuet pirb> ea6 ireene tin
8sarnttr 3ruitee' ober Diener Ter Corpora.
tton f@ elmer Betriserei ODER zines 81 E.
Serbaltens l@uleig eema9t, 70 mag bic
Court fclhe Yerlon obtr Terlpnen BON H.
rem pIaben entferneu unb 1ul9e pettere
Wabuabmm trefsn, als bic &pmpauie aur
@i@sun9 ib'er GOaes fir aneemeden
bdlt. ~.
II. @btbeiIung. Diele @fte lou in
Strait trsten uno in Wirtlamteit 1stn BON
uno na@ tb1er paiFrung..
Beffatiet, 8. Wdrs, 1867.
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berer tpdtrenb feintr Mn(e mad un(.ru,
Staat Ollie, @@ub unp &atb au aepdb.
rem, uno 1oQen abteie Mgenten auSl&lesl{dr
inter Snbruttton bes Boarb Of Smmiara.
ttun tanbeln, unb 'fou has Boarb alet@faus
has Sal6r bieier Beamten feRleb,n unb
bejableH, welGes Saldr aus BIN tule @p6ter
anses.ben, ~ eretreueep Gonb besablt per-
M5tbeiluns 5. DS euniera,i,ns.
bDarD 1T fern.r eru1d&tiet, Bu@er III e.
GTnen unb III @elebeiteueru pom Seiten
g &orporatlonen, Babrifanten, RauFeuten
mt alien perfcnen etn3ulaeen. psI@e IN.
9 n1ittelbar unb birfet bel BEN Ginitront Der
Ginmanberu, a intere,Irt lnb, tpel@es 10
bei0efintmte @eIo 1@ ebenfaQs inter Con-.
trpQe bes &inpanberun9sbparb befnben
unb BON rem lslben perauseabt tperben fpQ,,
3u ben In Der porieen Abtbstiuu8 aneesebe-
ten 3pedsn. sv1Ess a.orns : r-a2s5
MbtbetIun97. Der 70 ereirte Gput
foQ rGraieratipnsfpnb" teben unb IN,
@taatsf&aB 3u Dispcitton bes Boarb fs-
ben. y
Mbtbeil 8. IS foa bic pFt&t
bts befaetsn Boarb fem, ter @taatseeieB.
sebun8 Beri@t iiber feline Nrbetten abau'
~ftatten, meldem Beri@t fol&e Be3usnabme,
Yorl3ldee unb Stafittd beiee9eben &perben
foQtu, pel&e CUTE unb 3uperla,1se Data
liefern unp cine eebSrise @runblase fit
ipdtere @e(eseebun9 biz &inwtnbun9 be.
trsfenb. 80 S. z =
9. Mbtbetlune. Dteie Mfte ,o4 III
Rraft treten unb in Wifamfeit fem bon
uub na& ibrer V~aiFrsns.
BeRdtigt Is. Gebruar, 1867.
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> ~ Gtne MFtt
CUR 8sfSreerurs Der &tnmaubsruug.
Seies serfuetbur@ bh St..
1889 bes Staatta Ntn.
neSnAns ID = . -." = T. ! - q ~ E.

Setes serfuetbur@ bic &C..
ftb8ebunebes Staates Ntn.
ntpta: - a
MbtbetIu 4. Gs wtrb hermit e.
ne &tnwanbtrunes Com mtlIon (Bsare Ut
S~mmieratirn) in's Qeben gerufen. Die
felbe fpQ beteben aus bret MitcItebern, BON
beneu Der @ouSerneur eines ernennten unb
bas @enat beRdtieea lou. % s
MbtpetluuS2. Der @ouberneur
unb @taatstefretdr Inb erofFeen Mttglte-.
Der biefer Goumi{fon, pel@e Maes tbun
lou. pa6 bte &inwanberun0 mad bteieua
@eaat pprRredeu une fSreerr tann.
i. Mbttetlxne3. Die Mitelieter bte.
fer 9pmmilfpu, fouen, pern es ale n1elt@
fir bic 8etSrpernns Der Ginmanberune Ct
tannt mtre. f6biee peripnen ulS Gprre(pon.
ieuten anfeuen. pempblets. Rftieb9&er
uus Artttd mel&e bic entptdelten nnb un-
entpidtlten Boraiee unfereS StaateS In
rem ratren Qiete te1dreiben, tutlteiren
pbtr yutleirea laGtn. ua> biefeltea au fol-.
den pl1te1 Sertbeilex, psftlbR Ne xad Ser
RetnuaS bsS 8sar> an Nsteu unb Dirt.
iauteit fir he Btfjreertsg Der Gixuan.
berxus rad xafereu @taat ieia u5seu..
j &bttetIxn64 4. @enn e fir nft.
I'D nxS Au1eme8ex otbalten Htrb, tsa bad
BsArb ebenfaaS 8snuaat babtn, &3eutfu
" eyae1ufa IL bem 3psae. Fem Gtu1au'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

wv JkSbkPA'\"Nb s'~I''
@eiesperfuat bur& bic St..
bes @taates Wtn'
ue1pta:
Mbtbetlune1. @dmmtlthe gpQ'
ma&ten uno anesre Ootun1ente, melge oe
llebsrtra ouna DON @runbeisentbum inner
balb ber @rdussn btefes @taats, ober bon
irasnb einem Mntbe,l, paran eutoriiren ober
barauf Be3us baben, isitber auberbalb
bieses @taates auSgefnttet une bealaubtAt
BON ,inem Beomten auBerbalb bes @taatss,
ber,u bas Mmtsdeet, nttt aber bte Vel&et-
uiauuo peS pffeteQen &tarattsrs bss Bean1-
ten uup ber ssbsrteen Musfertieuns unb
geelaubigune eemGB BEN @eisBs an benz
plaBe polelbR bic Qrtunse ausgeterti9t
purpe, bsietfust 1T hur& BEN %autanbt9en
Beamteu, tuiepon BEN @e(eB erforbert, fpl-
len BON ber palFrune eieler Atte an our
&eai(rirune nit perislben &e@tswirtune
b,r edbtiot 5eid, alS penr 5p'he BelGeini-
ouuo in aepDrtaer Gprua betsefIst tuare.
Q. Mbtbttlung. Mue beretts Sor>
aenummsne &eeifrtruneet io'@tr Gou.
mabten une anberer urtunott ,o4en BON
Ser 3eit.ter pa(Grung btefer Atte an bic
ielbe Rraft uno y irtfamfett babsn ale
uG1e lie ppn Neuem trait Der 8eifimmun-
aen pou Mbtbeilune Gins CD eteler Mtte
aemabt pprbet paren.
3. Mbtbetlun 9. - Dtete Wttt lou
in Rraft treten uub in Wtrtfamteit tetn Don
unb na9 ibrer YaiVrung.
Bsfatiet, 81 Gebrnar, 1867.