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Affords. The ferry was originally projected IN ING
interest OF certain land speculators aud " al
spirit OF the enterprise under which IL was started
THE HOUSTON STREET FERRY. -.
the business OF this corporation wrapped IN the
amount OF dividends are secrets confined to rhe
archives OF the directors safe The ferry Il at pres
ent in very bad condition. All the Objectionable
features Of the Williamsburg ferries were here found
reproduced.
THE JERSEY FERRIES.
The committee did not examine these ferries but,
from what was stated by witnesses examined with
reference TO the Others they believe that they are in
good working condition and subject to few COM
plants
THE STATEN ISLAND FERRIES.
inc cohdl.ion OF these ferries was found to be
tolerable. There Is an urgent necessity, however,
Tor life saving expedients all the The route
traversed Is very long one and an accident in the
The boats are old and hardly substantial enough the
business but they are Clearly and c0mmodious. The
rate OF lare, ten cents, is eXOrbtant
In conclusion, your committee would recommend
uniform law on the subject Of ferries. In view OF
TINS TACT they herewith report, by bill They would
regulated by law, and the tariff for vehicles fixed In
the same manner. Pilots should be licensed and
employed who is not licensed under the United States
navigation laws. Each steamer should have a cap
tain The duties that position now comprised in
that OF pilot TO the evident prejudice OF public safety
Ample means OF protection should be required against
all dangers OF accident by fire and collision. Boats
should be made as nearly freprOOf as possible. The
plan OF water-tigh compartments should be univer.
sally introduced on all ferryboats or at least, ho
low cylinders or some similar device should be en-
p0yed to render the vessel buoyant in cases OF fac
ture OF the hull The passenger ways on the bridges
should be separated by partition five or six feet
high from the wagon way. There should be
some means of instantly inundating the
hull with water in case of fire from the
boilers. The companies should be required to unite
in maintaining an iron boat in winter for the pur
pose OF Keeping open the channel by breaking up and
towing away the Ice The system of letting the fer
ries by auction needs revision. 1t Is an evident in
Justice to the public that one ferry company is
quired to pay the OF $lO3 900 per annum for
of its ferries. The money OF course, comes eventu
ally from the pockets OF the people. The committee
would have made more elaborate report but the
matter called for prompt action. They trust the
House will be impressed with the seriousness OF the
under consideration and with the necessity
for immediate action with reference thereto.
LAWRENCE ID. HERMAN Chairman.
PETER TRAINER
PATRICK BURNS
JAMES MCKIEVER.
WINFIELD s. CAMERON.
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the DEAD RESTORED TO LIFE.
A Curious Case OF Suspended Animasiss.
From the Detroit Tribune. ]


week or two ago the wife OF very respectable
mechanic residing on Twelfth street, In this city, died
after short illness, and the usual arrangements
were made Tor the funeral services. One of the city
very handsome CONN for the deceased into which
the lifeess remains placed, and they were per-
United to remain In q room. During the ensuing
night, however one OF the watchers, who had heard
and being mbued with curiosity In the premises,
decided to ascertain for herself whether there was
any probability OF truth In such reports. favor
able opportunity presented Itself for the ful1ment
Of. her schemes, and having satisfied herself
that she was really alone with the corpse she
obtained O small looking glass and laid II upon the
face OF the deceased. To her great surprise there
appeared evidences of breathings upon the face Of
make another test with another glass. The operation
being repeated the same signs were manifested, and
she revealed her discoveries 10 the other Watchers.
Each In turn tried the glass, and each had the satts
faction OF observing precisely what the nrst did Of
course In the morning The whole afair was discussed
with The family OF the deceased, and II then occurred
That % long time ago young man, a member or the
woman's family, had died, and previous to the burial
the corpse had actually rolled over upon one side,
showed signs OF life. and the case was declared to
have been one Of suspended animation by the best
medical testimony that could be procured. Under
all these circumstances II was by the husband
deemed advisable TO defer the funeral ceremo-
mics, ana accordingly notice was given that
The interment would not take place at the
time previously announced. The corpse was
left in the coir!n several days, and upon the 9th
day, after the supposed death, signs OF NE were so
where II gradually became warmer, and finally ts
previous deadly expression forsOok II altogether.
The ensuing day the woman opened her eyes, spoke
covery. Three well known medical gentlemen arc
now engaged in examining this case thoroughly aud
when their Iabors are completed we are promised
their written opinions concerning the affair.
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Destructive Fire--IIints to ROyalty-CharIes
Kcnn,s Will.

The Gilnow Cotton Mil, belonging TO Messrs. P. Il.
Arrowsmth X Co., OF Bolton was destroyed by fire
on the Afternoon OF the I'd inst IL contained seventy
elght thousand spndles and employed between four
and five hundred hands. The damage is estimated at
about f7000O and is believed TO be largely covered
by insurance.
The London telegraph protests against the alleged
intention Of appointing Prince Christian as success
sor to Lord Cardigan in the coonelcy of the Eleventh
hussars, and remarks That If the Prince requires an
augmentation or his income to the extent of e. $50
year LEI a demand be made upon Parliament. DO
not allow it to be extracted from the pockets OF Brit
ish veterans
the London Times states on authority that there
has never been the slightest foundation for the
report that Prince Christian was TO be appointed to
the colonelcy OF the Eleventh hussars Major Gen.
era Key has been selected for the want regiment.
Lord Derby was daily regltnng strength and in all
probability will be found the House OF Lords with
recruited health, soon after the Easter Queen
Victoria paid visit to the Earl at his residence in
London on the Sd inst.
The will OF the late Charles Kean had been proved
IN the London Court OF Probate rhe personality
was sworn under esq., sterling. He bequeathed TO
his wife a life interest In the sum OF G25, 900, and
after Ter death the principal goes to his daughter.
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FRANCE.
Military Arrest Of an American Citizen.


The Parts correspondent of the London Times
says:-A rather extraordinary case has just been
tried before the military tribunal OF Bordeaux
The accused was a young man Of twenty-seven,
in brilliant position OF life. He had left France
al the age OF seventeen for the United States,
where by his efforts ne had made rapid fortune.
and had at last become naturalized American. lie
is now at the head OF large commercial house in
Louisiana, but his father having died In France he
had returned home to settle some family affairs, and
arrested as deserter, having been. during his
absence drawn In the CONSUMPTION. As the natu-
radiation has retroactive cbact the accused was
q French citizen at thewenient when ms military
service should have commenced. He was sentenc-
ed 70 only days Imprisonment.
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Majority for Mr.. Gladstone's motion. .. :.
The House then went into committee.
THE EFEECT

The London Times says:-The majority Is over
wheming. 1t Is decisive. The rejection OF Lord
stanleys amendment and the resolutions to go into
committee are the first steps in the operation Of dis
establishment OF the Irish Church, and the voice OF
the nation soon to be expressed with no uncertain
sound will insist that it be thoroughly performed.
The votes OF this morning mark the dawn OF a
reunited empire. Mr.. Dsraei Will not die easy
Nobody expected that he would suffer himself to be
snulfed out by n single adverse division. His speech
at the close of the debate breathed the frankest spirit
OF defiance.
The London Ne'cs says:-The majority on the first
division was doubtless sweed by Lord Cranbourne
and handful of conservatives who are friends OF
the Irish establishment without being friends OF Mr.
Disraeli's policy The second division tested with
more accuracy the relative strength OF the advocates
and opponents OF the separation of Church and
State In ireland. Allowing Tor casualties, this ma
j0uty corresponds pretty nearly to the strength
OF the liberal party on paper as IL was computed
after the general election. That party has been
united by the firm assertion OF liberal principles
The news of the division will be message OIL peace
III being promise OF justice TO Ireland.
Tile London Sanddrd says:--It is easy to organize
q raid OF the Irish Church; but when 1t comes to de-
filming the mode of attack the council of war will
soon be at loggerheads The leader OF the Oppos
ton VIII ritter away the session without advanc-
ing by single day his principle OF wholesale revo-
luton.
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upon the humiliation Of the English press fnp0lved
IN the InCt Qfthe NEW YORK HERA Id Furnishing as
Nth Tetcs relating 10 purely yngiish affair.
From the Anglo American Times (Londonl, April a.
The representative In London Of the New YORK
HERALD has aga supplied the English papers win
news from the Abyssnian field force. On Thursday
evening all London was placarded with the inlein-
gence OF King Theodous having ravased the cou he
try OF hostile chiefs opposing the advance o. 'iv
friendly Chief and OF the position and intehI'ons
OF King 1heodorus. This was Forwarded rom l tasS
uit and he asserts that TheOdOrus proders iIe1 M
ship. pretty style of friendship when "as sa ~
the friend is In the interior OF AFRICA, W JUG ~ w,
powerful field force, which IL mas cos. ho ou' '''
knows how many millions 10 place there'
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z u r O p E.
War News to England from the Herald'S
Special kilograms.
--~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~-~>~>c~~S
HUMILIATION" OF The ENGLlSA PRESS.
~~>>~~~~N~~>~~>~~-~~>~->~>~~.
Disraeli's Defeat on the Irish
Church Question.
HUMILIATION" OF The ENGLISH PRESS.
MI. Stewards DISPATCHES
to Turkey.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia, Captain Cook,
which sailed from Liverpool on the 4th and Queens
town on the 5th of April made her dock at this port
at an early hour yesterday morning, having been de-
tanned all day Thursday off Sandy Hook in dense
fog The Russia furnishes mail report, in detail OF
our cable dispatches dated to her day of sailing
from England.
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TIVE MTST.-Thc director Of the United states Mint
Mt Philadelphia has given notice that the mint ~ now
prepared TO exchange, on demand. one and two
cent bronze and three and five cent nickel copper
coins for United states notes drafts Phlla-
delphis or New York banks, PAYABLE In such notes.
All remttances ~ notes or drafts should be addressed
to the Treasurer Of the Emitted states Mint, Phila
delphia.
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Loss or LIFE BY WkR-lt IL stated that 2, ,62 900
lives have been lost in the VARIOUS wars which
AFFLICTED Europe from lsl5 TO 1854 In the Crimean
War there died 25soo0 Russians 1907 600 Freuchmen,
$4,000 Englshmen aud 1000 Italians. The Polish In
surrcctf0n cost 1907 900 lives and the independence
Of Oreece las 600 Agicrs has occasioned 10 France
the loss OF 600 men. In the italian war 53e6t
Austrsns porfshed &c, go Freuchmen, $500 itai.
lana 1900 Neapolttaus aud 2,S1o Papal troops.
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Charles W. Wick, OF vicksburg who was sentenced
by military commission to i've years contnemcnf
III the PentenLary for the murder Of aUnon man,
nalle1 DugEtn, In 0ctoner, mas been psrdomh and
v nov AGAIN Ut large.
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The Irisb Church Question.

The London journals Of the Attn instant report the
able and exhaustive speech OF Mr. Disrael in defence
OF his position on the Irish Church question, MIR.
Gadstones reply and the division and defeat Of Dis
rae,i When Mr. Gladstone sat down the House
divided on the question that the words proposed to
he left ont OF Mr. GladstOne's mOtiOn-namely "this
House IN Immediately resolve itself into committee
Un the said acts"-stand part Of the question. The
numbers were:-
Yeas $3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
Majority ainst the amendment ..... go
The announcement OF the numbers was received
with loud ana continued cheering.
The question was then put upon Mr.. Gladstone's
motion, and although there were several cries of
Agreed division was again taken, with the fol-
lowing result -
Yeas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?2s
NAYS. ......... 90
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Rumn SYmnathisars.

We copy the following extract from the MctroPeE.
tan Record both for its intrinsic beauty and to so%
the sympathisers with the present Rump Congress.
The alleged ground Of discrimination against Rene
was the pretended charge Of the recognition Of TIN
Southern Confederacy by his Holiness the pgesca.
illustrious Pont but the real ground Of the dscsim
nation in favor of the Haytien and Liberian govern
ments, is the out-cropping prejudice of New England
Puritanism. This prejudice untedates the frantic
nomania in favor of the negro-his political and social
equality. 1t exists in the nature Of things While
gro philanthropy is merely political capital.
Rome, in the majesty of its antique glory Rome
the repository of Christianity i'll the days of its ssru
Cling infancy; Rome, the nursery of Art; Rome, tie
centre and the capital Of Catholic Christianity only
now what it has ever been to the narrow-minled Pu
ritan-the an-Christ of bigoted maginaton. Bat
when we remember the thousands and tens Of tho1-
sands of Catholic Christians in these United States, 1T
IS strange, passing strange to read of such an Insult
offered to them. 1t was intended, we know, tor sae
sovereign Pontaf himself but the blow aimcd at him
has fallen short of its aim 1t will not reach 6 but
it has fallen upon the heart of his faithful peoPe9He
Catholic citizens of the United States
Rome, the centre of the Christian world, the shrine
from which the light of religion and civilization
has radated the earth for eighteen hundred years.
shall not have Minister from country that contains
millions of her Children and which sends thousands Of
its citizens every year admire her art anC stand III
awe under the domes of her cathedras, but tie msag
able negro buresques upon government sh8t The
public pocket must be rihed to support cons atea il
Hayti and Liberia, where Americans are rarely seen
but not dollar shall be given Tor an embassy to the
PapaI States where the most refined and intellectual
of our people 90 yearly i'll thousands. Of the motives
of Congress in making this insulting distinction he
tween the head of cIvisaton and the tail Of oarbar
ism, it is not necessary to say more than @e have
hintcd But if the men who voted down the pgopos
ton to appropriate money for mission to Rome
imagined that the Papa government will be humiated
by their action they allow their prejudices to mtslead
them. Rome has survived greater indignities than
this and is likely to survive the puny spite Of Radio
fanatics in Washington. She was great before PaEj
tansm began its mission by pundering indians "a NeR
England and she will be powerful when the same fe
ritansm shall have existence save in history ane
cf
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the Hudson River and Central roads on account of the
floods.
WASHINGTON, March 1s-Consul at Belize. Hondu-
ras reports the State Department that cholera has
ceased.
New ORLEANS, March s-The examination of Gov.
Baker on the charge of perjury preferred by freed
man, commenced before the United States Commis-
sioner this morning.
Alderman Joubert (coored) has brought suit for ten
thousand dollars against the Convent OF the Sacred
Heart, for denying members OF his family admission
to its privileges. z= .... ....z... ls- z.-. =
R1cHMoSD, March 1S.-Convention adopted an ordi-
nance leyying tax of three cents the dollar on
real and personal property, to be collected by sheri
to pay the expenses OF the convention Apropostion
to petition Congress for the money was voted down.
Gen. Schofeld has issued an order, explaining that
bis order suspendng sales under deeds OF trust does
not apply to debts contracted alter April, 1865,
since the date of the order -eEga-5
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 1S.-Sergeant Bates, with
his flag arrived here this evening Hundreds awaited
his arrival on the banks Of the Congaree. tle was
welcomed by Major Melton, on behalf OF the citzehs'
and escorted to the Alckerson dotei. iie "1ti NC
serenaded to-day. 5# s .
AUGUSTA Ga. March 1s.-A duel took place this
morning on the sandbar near the ferry EetWeen SAM
Williams and ". Jordan, citizens OF Atlanta No.
body hurt" ,. q
Arson county, accepts the nomination Tor Governor Dy
the Conservatives OF this State ss !
CrscrssArI March 1s.-The steamer Magnolia, Cin-
cinnati and Maysyle regular packet, which left here
at noon today with about one hundred cabin passen
gers and large amount of freight exploded her boil
ers twelve miles above this city at O'Clock TINS al
ternoon The greater portion of her cabin was carried
away and the boat afterwards took fire. About forty
persons we're killed, several being burned to DEATH
New YoRK, March ls.-Treasury payments na SIX ana
threeq,,arter millions balance 500, 10, IVY.
| ST. Louis, March l8-The Mississippi rlVef is open
above and below Lake Pepin
/ Kansas March l7-Andrew Mcclure, noted suer-
a connected with the recent bank robbery at Rich
rnond, Mo-, was taken from jail and hung BY six per
sons calling themselves vigilance committee
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. WASHINGTON, March lS.-HoNse-BlII uetEFIH9
the provisions of State constitutions making political
distinctions on account Of color, void discussed at
great length Stevens proposed substitutes, giving
suffrage to male born or natllrased in the United
States and forbiddag distinctions Of any kind any
account unless for conviction Of crime at common law,
supported by long speech. Bill and substitute re
ierred to judiciary Committee.
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SIS a.s Die @naIanber s,

-@a Die @ngIanber in.
&bDffin.ienpo lien. Ser fbtuarse
R0nis Ebeobore bon gIbDfinien faeint
bel tueiteni midi 70 oanlni su fem ME.
ibn engifde 8eitunsen fdiloern. Gr
ioa Dor einieer Belt folsenbe genIer<
fungen sema6t baben: sd fenne bic
Rolitif Der europdiibeu &egiernnsen.
Benlf fife 8efb BON einem OItIiaeu
2anOe erbaIten iuOIlsn, ididen fie suerit
@fiffenare, 6ann @onfutn aua 6ie
Niiiorare 81 befdisen. Sd babe bic
Nfiiilonare eillferfern Ia6en, neil id
borsiebe, 5uerit nit ben Sruppen fertig
gu iDer6en." g8enn man Die 2anofarte
in Die Sanb niiilnlt unb Die @infabrt
in oas rotbe Steer betra6tet unb ipeiB,
oaB Aoen, ettpas oltlid bon Der engiten
Gteae oiefer Ginfabrt, england geb6rt,
TO lit eS flar, bab Der 8eiB zines &as
fens auf Der iueftIiben nber ab1ffnts
f9en- Seite England Die s errf9aft
ii6er bieie @infabrt geben tuiirbe; ilnb
bebenft man ferner, baB England fd
benz 8au Oes Saes Canals iuieOerieste
uno baB es onr6 Die Serri9aft aber
Die @infabrt in bas rotbe Meer aud
inbireft bic Serri6aft iber ieaen Canal
erlangen tuirbe, 10 1T es fIar, baB Ser
fdnar5e. S0nis bon slbbiii,ien slr
nidjt melt bon Der 8abrbeit 1T. Gr
fdeialt IN oieler 8e5iebung melt fdarfs
iinni9er geipeien gu fem aIS Souls @as.
,pofeon, luelder, nadoem er ben Bau
lSeS Sue8 Canal beeiinitists, aud bate
bafiir iorgen ioaen, baB Die @neIanber
nidt in ben aaeini9en 8efk Der Serrf
fdaft iiber Die strabe bon Babel @fan<
Deb 9efommen iuaren. (@,)
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= Sod ber lleusifsn RahI,lna hat

Mad Der rtenefsn 8abtuns bat
baa &ailerreid5 8rafiIien bel einem
dlabenfaunie bon 2S0,000 auaoratsE
9esoas IL $50 900 gintuoEner unter
Osnen fig 400, 900 @flapell bsii1ben.
Die etipa 100000 aSpfs bstrasenOe
8abl Ser tpilben Sn6ianer 1T ttibt in<
begriTen. lin oen @oltS s1lnterridt
1T es bodf flaeli6 6eifeIIt; beun Die
ofentIi9en S1ulen iuaren bon 1877
433 ainoeru Gallo nidt eir,nal 1p@t.
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orisite gerbaItnib 5eiot lid) in Der asros
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tel p@t.); better itebt es UNI g. Ga
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sablrei6 beiudte @dulen iuie. Iio
@ranOe DO Sui l1I7 p@t,) mas Der
5abIreiden 6eutfden 8ebolterung su>l
sufbreiben 1T. Sin anbersr fur 9tio
granbe beOeutiamer umiano lit, baB
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bein9enSen Snaben unb Nea6dea am
siinitisitea 1T: 6,293 3u3, 1913, 70 baf
mat. allf ie 2, &naben 1 Mabden re6<
men barf. Sa Winas fommt erlt auf
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WfitteI Diifrift bon Eennellee.

Wtlltet Dlltrlft bon Aenne1ee.
SYN 9iae, bic ee ansebt: Der ilntsr;ei9nets
%*madt hermit befanuff haB CT sum 9tifi9nee pon
Soiepb ge. Sbarber Don Wanin Gounfp i'm Situate
Sennefiee, tnnetbatb pbengendnnten Diftlitts ers
naitat iporben lit tpeter auf feline eiaene Yettion
bin bnr3 ben Srift Court geRaunten Siitrtfts banz
croft eTfldtt WorSen lift.
@eseben gu Columbia, Eenn., 2. Ses. 1867.
ian6 3mp :,pbn .. Bpric, aifignee.
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ga Srap.pe, ba8 beri6lnte
Sloiter, miro bon eirienl nsueren 3ei<
.ien6ett, Der fid bort Iin9ere 3eit cuff
gsbaltsn; ebenfaIIS' niandber traSitios !
neIIen @oelie entfleibet. Dieter 9tetsa
fenbe Ieuanett. 6aB fid sic Monde
y Memento morris uno nur Dos ~ fas
gen erIauben. Die @l5nde finS aIGere
binss gum Sdnei9en berurtbeiIt, nit
Gusnabtde beg stbtes, Der INNER uno
iiberau fpreden 6arf-@ie anOernx,
tuenni lie chamber ettpas 5A faeen babeng
treten in cine Art b6lsetner Notunoen,
Die in geDiRen Gntfernunsei bon ein<
amber erridtet finb, unb ipreben oann
NIT Ieiier @finlrle. On loaenannten
teguldren Srterg ipie i'm GdIafiaai,
RefeftoriunI RapeIIe; 1T es abfoIut
berboten, bic gtin,rne gu erbeben.-8ie
Nabruns Der Srapiifen beitebt nar aus
Saifenipeifen; jeIbit Der Slid 1T bon
ibrem Slide btrbannt. Gie getu6Aa@
liden @eabI5eitea befteBen aus @emiis
fen, Die in Balier obne Butter gefo9t
iuerOen. @n boben Seittueen 1T Mil6.
reis, aber ebne 8uder, oeaattet, slnd
Die 6ef6idter 6aB ieOer Srappilt
taelid tutiigftens eiuef Spatenftf9 an
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Sefalllltmad)ang.
Gn0AiiItiae Gntlaifllaa

GSsS pire biermit befdnnt gemdcbt, baB sseIHe
VS. Bleofoe, g. y. BIadbnrn, 8. 8. Eettr, Is. u.
Pbiip Il Compton, In6 aQaT 6OIOfteia, idmmtiia BON
$acioinn 9oMiitps Geni1, in Der Office res GIerts
uon; biefeiit Geri9tsbof ibre Petitioren um Gnts
lGftMnG etngerei6t habeit un6 bdb b raul non benz
geTiGtsbof perOr1n 1t purbe, baB biefelben barz
AberaHs
a5ll ID. Sebruar 1868
.um s1k, TO- 10Y, liunb II NOR germittass, ui,
IL nhr Wittags, I'm 12S un6 uni uhr SsaAmtitaas
teipeettDe in Der Office Ses Nesifess, no. 82Jf Gbur
Strasss gtafbptle, Tenns geb1rt weroen foIem nnS
oaf ae Gldnbiger, ueldbe ihre @utbaben na1eepieen
babe nD anbere Sabet BetbeiEgte s genantiter Sett
Mne an genduntfm pIate eri1einen fBS8en nrb bic
Hrfa@ ait3uGetet irenn foifhe Uorbonten, ipestaIb
pas 30 genannten Petitioner anseeiptoGene Gefad
nt9t eepdbrt 1uereen foue; unb bdB bic 70 ette
anb orttte Iuiainutentamft eer Oidnbtgef uor BEN
fiattftnoen fol-.
) h. o. u. GampbslI. slerfSes o. ct.
ian23 s0fsb7 Diitrift eCa 10 ID. %. non EeHn,