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eS mir auferlest, bnr9 biefe @ife babin
gu f9reitenl lInb nun frabft mir bie 3us
funft entsesen In Iiatent Gonnengfans,
nun fdeint es mir ,ls Iebte id I'M Sara.
oieie itnb gliemanb Iebt ais gu rnb ib,
une oie ganse Sd0pfung 1T rrr ba, I'm
rtein @laf su preilen, unb Did, Du
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nnb innerlte Seele frei gema1t aus ben
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bin etn tteuer Meni9 9eiporbsn burd Did,
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betlig balten, Sid ebren uno ahten tutu
ais tttein f0fli9ltes 8ut. 9u foIlft mir
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r1eln alno, ti1eit1e Sdpelter! Shen ltno
tret 1oa meine Seele epLg por Dir oas
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ten, bon Dir mill i'd bas @lif entpfan= y
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ibre sartea Singer fdlolien fi9 fef nm
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Monb, Der sroB unb poa iiber linen an,
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Intern sternenbi M u, { /.

INTERN Sternenbj mmel.
@s mar cine punberboIe, monbbele
gla1t. S6ipsigenb rubte Die gSelt; Die
Weni1en alle nit ibren Sor9en un6
S9mer3en, ibren Srruben unb SpTnuns
gen tuaret. CUR &ube ge9angen. neber Die
Stabte, iiber bic D5rfer, iiber bic 2attbs
ftraBen 1T er babiu geiduebt, Der boloe,
tr6itenbe gngel-ber S9laf, 9ie Sraus
rigen bat er .etngetpiegt, ben 8elabenen
bat er ibre 2ait erlei6tert, ben Soifnunass
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sebradt, ben Wiiben IeIige &ube. Sur
bon bssten, ioel9e ibr gepiiIerl mad er Y
balt, bat ct nit traurigem @ef6t fi9 ab !
getpanbt, nnb LIT tpeiter geI1webt ieuf,enb
unb tumnerboa. Old, nnh lire 3abl 1T
8egion getpeie1. gluH an benen, tpeIGe
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idipsbt, aber I'm 8oriberidneben bat er
fie nngei1a,,t nit ettem 219eln, bas sus
sletd Elm @ebet unb elm Seeen bsbentetel !
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geipelen, benn bas Slid 1T Elm feltef,er
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ba breitete er fetne iternenbltntenbe1 Ssliis
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bait Sid mir all eiseit gegeben, i1 Bin
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19
BROOKLYN INrELLIGENCE.

Receipts or PLACES or AMUSEMENT, RansoADs AVID
FERRIEs IN BROOKLYN FIVE MoSms Internal
Revenue returns show the gross receipts Of the places Of
amusement railroad and ferry companies OF Brooklyn
for the last Ave months OF 1865 to have been fol-
Iows:-Hooey's Minstrcls. 81, 1851; Sewers Opera
House, $6,6l6; Park theatre, $685. 96 Academy OF
Music, $50,6SS; BROOKLYN Athen9um, S2S52; Packer
Institute, $751; Union Ferry Comrany, $500. $3.50; Hcus
ton Street Ferrv Company, s50.6c5 Gfeenpont Ferry
COMPANY, $52 1866; Brooklyn city Railroad Company,
$40 S98 broadway Railroad Company, $44 $751; Coney
Island Railroad. 47,03S; Brooklyn, Bath and Coney
Island Railroad Company $12 219; Brooklyn and Canar
sie Railroad comranv, 3i05l1 Rockaway Reach Rail-
s55 ps4; Brooklyn Central and Jamaica Railroad Com.
pany. $s3,3SS; Grand street and Newtown Railroad.
SS1glT, Van Brrnt street and Erie Basin Railroad,
Se.9l9.
MEETING or THE BOARD OF SurERv isoRa-The Board Of
Supervisors yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Little
In the chair. communication received from the
officers Of the Fifty.sixth regiment, National Guard
complaining that their armory was in a dilapidaied
condition and unfit FOR occupancy and asking that some
other arnory NAV DO provided for the regiment Tho
matter ~as referred TO the Military Committee.
A communication was received from Judges Lott
and Dikeman. complaining OF the inadequacy
or tho heating apparatus or their court rooms
Judge Lott makes the proposition that tho
Board OF Supervisors exchange their room for
cold for holding Considerable debate ensned
the subject Of heating the Court House, which dis
cnssed by the various members or the Board without
coming 70 any definite conclusion, and the Board al
j0urned The Thermometer stood 81 1ftv four degrees
yesterday afternoon In the County Court House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

Tiers Robert and samuel respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from All Saints church, conner a
Hsoy and scan mel Streets this Saturday. morning.
hnlf-past ten O'Clock
Wednesday, January 10, DAVID Sxru, H. D., In the b7ts
year OF his age
The .sarves snd friends Of the family and the mem
bers OF the Medical faculty respectfully invited
attend the funeral, from Calvary church, corner Il
Twenty rst street and Fourth avenue on Monday
morning At eleven O'Clock. without further notice.
TorrEN -On Thursday, January ~, FRANK, youuges1
Of r b and Ellen Totem, aged months ana "a
days.
me relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from tbs residence OF bus
parents, So Eighth street. Hoboken, this sasurday
afternoon, At one O'Clock.
Wac -On Wednesday January 10, AIYsKp O., only
500 OF stanisiaus and Mariana Wan, aged yeAss,
months and Is dayA
The relatives and friends or the family are invited q
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon At one O'Clock.
the residence OF hts grandfather 100 West sevss
teenth street To be inferred In Greenwood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19
the DISASTER on THE EIssgsPpl.

Additional Particulars of the Loss of tho
steamer Platte vailey--Sixty Lives Lost.
NsMrHis Jan IS, 1857.
About sixty lives Loot by the sinking OF the Platte
Valley night She struck the wreck OF The gunbcss
JeE Thompson, tearing away tbs sarboard side, and
sunk In few minutes, In forty feet n water.
Most Of the cabin passengers are saved, - far -
known but ths passs0ser list was lost. and Is Il I'm
possible 10 obtain correct list Afamiy named Roberta
consisting of thirteen, all ioet The steamer was
loaded 70 The guards and under fun Roadway At the
time Colonel Gus Henry. Jr, and wife wero on board
but were saved. losing a baggage. Hon. Gus Henry.
sr. his father board the steamer Tashion whom
abe sunk
Colonel Henry says ono woman through her own ex.
ernns saved her drunken husband and I'VE children BY
wading through the water on the hurricane deck and
putting them tho wheehouss after the boat had se
lied and careened- Tho boat was Owned by Captains
johnson and Blake and valued $40 900; partially
insured. She running betwccn here and Vicksbur
undcr the auspices Of the Memphis and g. Louis Packet
Company. M@FH4E fs MMNH
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19
THE STATE CAPITAL.
The Railroad War Before the
Legislature.
~~~-~---~~r-~-~~~~
Passage Of Z Pill = ths Senate d Prevent
Delay "a tho Transportation Il Pas
sengen and Freight.
D - Rodaee To Fare q tAe undsen
River and Harlem Reads @
I've Cents . me.


ALBANY, Jan. 10. 1857
Tho war between the Hudson River and New York
Cenra railroads causes great excitement here, and has
LED 70 the Introduction Of several bills with view "a
trsvering further iacenvsnisnce 10 the travelling pub
Aia u the Senate this morning Senator r. c. Murphy,
OF Brooklyn, presented bill 70 prevent delays in the
eransitof passengers and freight railroads In this
stste which was passed afssr . few explanatory 70.
narka
Hafa dozen other bills with similar objects turned up
In the Assembly, and among them By General Bruce
90 redice the faro the Hudson River and Harlem
roads two cents per mila
Mr. frear's bill for the extension Of the Second and
Third avenue railroads provides for the privilege Of run
Aing cross Chambers street to tho eastery side or
broadway, from Pearl street through Chatham and back
By wayof City Han place and Pearl street to the track
h Chatham street.
Tho New York and Texas transportation Company
b'l Introduced BY Mr.. John 4. Devn is for new line
pr steamers between New York and ports Of Texas the
capital to be $1,000, oOo divided into ten thousand
hares and the directors 70 be composed of George Bid
lie. J. & Neels, b. H. Martin, J. K Smith, A. R Reed
ind l. B. and J. Caworthy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19
kgNTncxv irr'siA TUH,
Feyxs". wyT'EDe~ . ia,
r.. :. teSx

Tho Union voh In the Legislature was Cast for
James Speed for Senator He received ~ Votes which
Is the exact strength OF tho Union party rsopcr ID this
contest; Powell received 90 Davis 81 and Harding a
votes.
The powerful and scathing speech Of Leutsnars Gov
erh6T Jacob made In dcnuncation OF the democr~tic
policy hsa made that gentleman many frienda n
Is Thought by mnuy that the Union party will
unite with the conservatives and elect Mr.. Jacob
Senator He Is untoubted and fearless Union map
and such result would bc substantial Union victory
anha morifying democratic defeat
sens:or Baker made very able speech In the senate
N oppoadtiou 10 the resoluts0ps Of Governor Helm
The question OF Of the capital was not reached
foAday In fna Senate. .A.--. 4. n
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Tine INDIANA TRAsEDY.
The Murderer Arrested IN Chicago.

vhe NIWrOercr ATresttu IN S'uIc"IWe
CHICAGO jan. IS 1851
Cbauncsy v. Page. the murderer Of tho family at
Valparaiso, Indiana on Monday night was arrested IN
this city on Thursday. He arrived here on Wednesday
morning and stopped ut the City Hotel whore be rcgs
tered himself as C. v. Psgs, Dyer station He kept
yery ouct during the dav but Thursday morning he
vent down 20 the Central depot, Wbers he was recog
nzed BY the superintendent OF police and arrested
Wien interrogated with regard TO his crime ne sad,
ssTor Coda sako say nothing about IT. last nix he
ns taken 70 Valparaiso and delivered TO the authorities
and this morning the fact of his arrest first mate
public tho police having kept secret for fear the
,ople would lynch him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

Tho demand for wheat very limited but prces
wihou. massr change The sale. compse goo bushels
Il - = for No. Milwaukee and ~ 10 for No do The
inquiry for also very moderate but
hrmer anything The sales 1000 bushels ~
mixed Western sncst Some nav yellow jersey was sold a
sales 600 bushels at &c sc for Chicago and NIL
waukec, and Sc CSC. for State Rye steady. with
West In bond, at 81 lea B Barley and barley malt
were neglected and nominal In price.
BEssvAx was dull and nominal at co. for western and
Southern.
CorroNhe market ruled fairly active and prices were
decidedly drmcr The sales comprise 30 bales mostly at
he follO aouOfat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

Notwithstanding the increase OF failures, "a above
sted there Is much ia the history 81 the year inst
- al which calls for congratuation. Ever
We suspension of specie paym ns aud tho creation
n ~ lated currency, tho community has been led
o. 60 - anticipate crisis which for msgniiud.
consanuty I'D exceed all other events OF tiat char
,csr Is -, oas history Bar another year has
pJ t:,s sna no - oroduced crisis, It hardly
b. I'D "a have yte,ded avmsse rsxurn q troat
while In HES more money ws ~s,,n r nn -
the number engaged than ever - ..,s. hsS NJ 49,
period may safely be sad Of 1860 1919 ~ ~ 80
tbsraiuks money realized from vcumS p Esso w
same exteuG Many manufacturers have> odrssy Isl.
their own while importers and jobbsrs have pnne pq'
ANAL returns In proportion 70 the extent o. 0ys"
done. r..sss- @sM
The importations Of dry goods q This port for the
week ending January II compare follows with those
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

COnIMBRClAL REPORT.
FRipAT. Jan. lis r. n.
AsHss-Recelpts. 50 paokasss. The market continued
quiet but steady II - - 10 for pot and Gil es for
pearl
BszApssuvn-Rsceipta Ans bels 6our. sl3 bags corn
meal $50 bushels wheat 400 do corn, 1850 do 50 do
rye and leo do. malt There active demand
for State and western -FOUR but prices quite steady
compared with quotations Of yesterday there
changes notice Tho transactions 1000 bbs
For Southern -four tho market continued inactive and
prices though without change Of moment, dropping.
We sales Of 100 bbl Rye nour quiet but steady.
with eses 30 bbls 81 from - 20 g. Corn
neglected 0 bbls Brandy wine disposed Of 81 IS ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

Tho Illinois STATE Journal notes = great increase Of
crime In that State The peusntiarv reports OF Decem-
osr looA, chow that there 1t that date 10 the
penitentiaSy 656 convicts The reports Of December
1885, show the number al that 20 have been ora
net gain for the two OF 4sT 90 per upon
the number Of 1854 This number steadily Increasing
and 70 probable that the Increase will continue until
the warm months OF pext summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19


I, also contains The very Important and Interesting
European News received during the past week by the
Aiiansic Gable and the Nails including special Cor
rsspoadcnce relative 70 the Fsnian SITUATION The Mexi
can Question 40 and the Opinions Of tbs Foreign Press
on subjects vital 70 the American Union; Our Special
Washington Dispatches, giving I'll News d importance
and interest," tanspug the National Capital togsthr
with report q the work q ccnss; full account q
The Posrsss Trials Of the Tsnian Prisoaen In Canada
and The Tsnan stssos In ths city, report Of The Ban
quss evsn BY the inhabitants a Cewss 70 tho partci-
GREAT OCEAN, YACnr RACE,
tosssh~ With Further Particulars oftAs Loss Of six a.
the Grew Of NJ Fssswins ne Nsutiesi Logs
Of ths Composing Ysshsay Ass; me Cunsns Nsws
Of The wssk snbnng I'll ntsrss1ag Poloaf 90 Tpeal
Rvssss ~ ne IAsss News fFsm Nsxieo Ne wsst In
llss eouth America NE PHeinc. "a varistss Our M
ssi and rhstsrsal Review foe The Week; 1sosan rss
sisn Gossip; Asssic scsasiac llning Rsleous ~ ll
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topics Of - ~; or spsssiss Rspss6. gvise
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nc Per bu.sh; eAulinoweru sDc SOC each carrots.
- e each; oyster plant ibc l6o buuch red cab
sSe 10 Doc per head Brusse sprouts 25c. per quart
Dssour turnips &c por quart; salad, lec 5c head
pzgia 90. 70 &c. per bunch - = =
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The Chsapcst Newspaper Rnd Best Literary
en JsurnaI I'm tho Country.
The wxxLy HssAfD for the present week, now ready,
contains the exciting story entitled
IAN EVIL THURSDAY: ON RECORD IN VENICE
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SHIPPING NEW S.


Cleared.
Steamship United Kingdom (Br). Smith, Glasgow - Moo
donald Co
stesmahp s.xonia (Hsn Hack. Southampton and Han
burg-Kunhartt 4 Co
seamshp Tomas Brooks, King. ~ Jngo-Tlylor 4 Go.
ship Winthrop Stewart, Liverpool via Chsrsostoo-S
ship Mercury. stctson, Havre--Royd Hincken
NED Dewolf Co
Brig Keystone, Barter. Hayana--J Ward.
Brig Orion tBrl. Bishop, Harvey, MP Nevus Bona
Brig Pomona Brown, Saiveaion-Hussey Co.
Brig Sophie. Strout. Brunswtck-T N Mayhem.
Brig Tangent, Chandler, Boston--Gbhons Ranett.
Schr Annie Colins lBr). smith, Arroyo PRSinithers
Co.
achr Gen Banks Green, sagna-MIler Houghtou
sehr E S Conant, Hammond Braxos Crexas)-Wm II
gals.
scbr q O Acker Hobhe, Stamford
Schr Dsrl, johnson. Stamford.
Arrived.
Steamship Ncreus Bearso, Boston, with dsc and passs
gers, % w r Clyde. 4.. -.e \. M
bark Tornado lof LiverpooI Smith Mcn,sy,aeo o. dsyS
hides John McKee, Has Ind very heavy realher.
= days tho north Of Rsrmud aad within
20 miles Of New York tho 9Th inst
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Hurz- MAIZENA, On Wednesday, January Ia, by the
Rev DR. Adler LOUIS HERIx, othis city, TO ZrroaAH
daughter OF the late Elias Markens, OF Richmond, Va
Philadelphia and Richmond vA) papers please copy
Wednesday, January 10 by Rev. Benjamin Reilly. Of
Psterson Mr. AUGUSTUS r. RxTvEuD. Of Eew York city.
70 Mas IsAExrIA FRAxnR Of Scotch Palma
Norfolk street temple, BY the Rev. DR.. Melziener,
GUsrAv Ru,nn 70 JOHANNA, youngest daughter Of G.
Frank, ST., al Of this city. R
San Francisco and New Orleans papers please copy
THoxAs-GArIn-At the residence Of ]. b Gates, ~
West Forty .6fth street, New York. BY the Raw 8. h
both Of New York
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