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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
DEATH OF oEB OF THE JAPANESE STU
DENTS IN TROY,

From he Troy N. Y, Times. Dec. 2a.l
Mr. llascga@a, native OF Japan. died In THIS city
Monday morniDg, a9ed twenty years. lie viii lie
buried to-day al New Brunswick, N. j. The death
VI this yonna man. so fnr from home ana under
circumstances SO sadly Interesting sanctions the
pFopriciy oi more tnan merelv formal announce
menL Nj. Uasegawa was one OF several hundred
representatives OF Japan sent TO Europe and the
United States 10 he literally educated for future
advantage Of the empire. lie mad been In this
country only one year, but IN connection with the
Troy Academy ne had already acquired such
familiarity wlth tie principles of tile Eng
lhh anguagc az enabled HIN to converse
aud read rucDty and entertainments. IL was
his purpose 10 study law as piac-
ticab'e, aud hii talcnt and dnigence IN the prepare
Tory studies gave evidence thai, had he been per-
muei TO coiisuBmatc ats plans, he would have
contributed greatly to the Improvement or ia.
pancse yurlspruie,icc. In common with MS Fellow
cOuhfiyipe. wio survive MIN here, he made friends
wherever known. Nome hearted aud geuilcnianly
ID ail respects, We have yet 10 hear The Grst nm
1avorAse criticism o. either ms character de-
pOriHcnt. An attack 81 beedny ~ tho lungs IN
July induced C ,nsuin.'io i loug and painful
luness which lac bore with marked patience.
lille lme empire OF Japan y rapidly assuming her
lie IN vi Mr. iiascgawa she bas lost n valuable
son, ana one whose c.lisf anntiou was 10 I've
nation now Ia progress. The next steamer from
San Francisco will carry sad Intelligence 10 loved
ones al home We cannot realize the DIilct ness OF
the sorrow ana the depth Of the disappointment
wien single WORD shall have crushed all nope and
Blasted all cherished Expectations oi niiure honor
md uselul ncs.. 1nc dcvo.IOn oI Mr. iIxsepawa's
country men to hun duiinx his nfless uas com.
meuded tbem 10 every one and rendered them
modes wniihy oi our own imitation. Ills home
Curing his Illness could MOI have ueon moro iayor-
ally located Than where N was. Those VINO had tho
immediate care o; INN spared self denial IN their
MiDtstrai,ons uf love, and the gratitude OF the
JrieDds tue hraa AMI the favor OF Heaven Will re-
ward them Tor H.
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CITY GOVERNV VENT.
t0FFlCIAL.l
Hoard o.; AIdcruBcB.
srEcrAL evssioN.

SPECIAL evesioN.
THURSDAY, Dec q. fs7I.l
lo'clock r. NJ
The Board met pursuant call sigbcJ 10y ajoriy OF
rresen-i bomas Conan. Esq, President In the chair
cod The loi.ywins memoeTs: -
Aldermen Cuady, hck'ever. hnchsl, oNen, Piunkiit,
The m'n,tss Of the oee,ngs he'd December - and Is
we're real and approved
by Alderman PLurKIrT-
Resolved That gas lamps bs placed and lighted CD
poss,e the church edhcr The north side Of Vfiyhi
sree between the tfih and seventh ayenneA under the
d5rcctiob OF the Commissioner 81 Public Works.
Which was iaii over.
Resolved, That two gas lamps he placed opposite the
pr.mses ss sis SO ycryese b sIresl unosr he
aiyseton OF tho Counissioosr Of Pubic WORKS.
Which was laid over.
Rssolv.a lhs, street lamp be placed aud irset opro
cite No l5i Lssi s,tsib street. direction Of he
COmmIs soncT oi Public WORKS
Which Was laid over.
REVOLUTIONS or rnr LoAnp or ASSISTANT ALDERsIr
LAip own
RvsolUTroSs To permit Cyrile Dion 10 place orna
mental lsp,p IN front or 20 2t5 Broadway tc permit
Hodsop place and isb, an ornamental lamp 70 IRON, Of
b<tb church, isah street 10 place lamp north
OF Tepib and fynth sireel E from, No
sorpsr GARRISON and reeGuicb sce 10 nag wes sue OF
FOURTH street. from thrrorhei " orvs street eas sne Of
With aver Twelfth Thseenih sree,s and
- front Of No 400 Grand rreet curt ano glsr 90 ives.
side Of sevepiv,hird stree, between hsdpcp ana ThTd
avenues south sds De street from Gnercs 9" Nan
elD siresi hnd sewei IN Lille West Jweib street,
tain 90 notDsap Firs svetue and iND street on
soutbwca Tnr avenue sn' Eighty tevsnih street on
street. on ess, ~ tsrick twenty eet IRON charl.
400 street South Fis,b Avenue, sghseeB Feet
}r0n IVES, cjrpe' % hois,op sTeel
MItsAtr fr1N kAfuh
The PfpsnrNg aid tsiore its boarc mensgt rom tbe
Navcr. aprrbrsf fesOigion lof 'n
eyeyng ~ rsaaen o. rourh avenue IN Ftspse' y ne
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teinf follows:-
MAros's orrIcE. NEW YORK, Dec 81. 1871.

us OF steam BY the Harlem Railroad Company
MAros's orrIcE. NEW YORK, Dec 81. is.i.
10 the COMMON COUNCIL
ora, herewith return Without ny approval the resolutions
me use o. steam by the Harlem Railroad compa ""
adopted by the Board OF Aldermen The 18Th Instant and
does not become consiier the advantages
or dsadvantasee the policy mpocy OF these resou
.onbel aoes not possess legal power 10 aunone or
direct many OF the the resolutions but
sha, sneh power exclusively belongs % the Legislature.
Inc reso utinns also proviae:-"lhe WORK herein men
uoned and such become 70 carry out the
oolcc OF this resolution 10 be by the New York and
nser OF the Public Works and onehal OF the
cost OF sad work TO be borne b. The sa railroad company
and the other ha by the city and the portion to
&c.
THIS Is distinctly cou,ravention of section % of the
"Ihe Counc shall have power 10 impose taxes
assessments or borrow money coitract debts or loan
OF the Legislature AMI ali the legislative power Of the
city sa be subordinate 10 an tie exercised IN conformity
or hereafter may be prescribed by the Lcsis Rure.n
Te reso u.i,ns 50, IL contemplating alteration OF the
1sse avenue violate cnsper o. secon OF Laws
o. ieo respecting publication OF facts as well as regarding
The resolutions contemplate expenditure OF moneys
lor wach no appropriation has been made ana tins latter
an aosoute condition precedent sccon ~ OF Charer)
Tue resolutions also contemplate building bridges
which, a. was decided heretofore the Broadway bridge
case beyond the power OF the Common Council Grant
thereioie return these resolutions with the going
Jectons IL has lately become apparent that both The rail-
upon many u ALL Of the by these res
oinli ns Upon the one sie The company con;es
advantages on the commerce OF New York. aad,
other hand the necessary city by tins railway
enbaras.es and endangers property and person Fortunately
be had In this matter These may serve how
ever their nrhoale shape as memorial IN The Com
mon Council TO the Legislature.
Mayor or tie City o! New York.
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BoarI Of As.issan, Aldermen.
STATED sresros.

srRsTos.
TsugspAy, lee. 81, 1871 O'Clock r. NJ
Ine oard met IN their Chamber No. l6 City nal, pug-
preacnJohn Gavin, Esq President the chair and the
Aldermen Terence Duny Lysass, Robinson,
hesy HAM Costello Ltieeeid feiner. carry.
Assistant Alderman HrALr moved tina. tho reading Of the
minutes o. the previous meeting he iisaensed with.
agree with said motion.
Which was decided in the arn,ative.
EEsnhcTioSs.
By Assistant Alderman uAvpsos
ali enu
yuaon Of corporation ordinances until further ordered By
Which laid over.
Assis.an, Alderman TEnKscE Dulry moved that the Com
Mss or &C he dsShsrssa from as further sand
windows on houses being erece nth corner of
Resolved permis,on be and the same IL hereby riven
TO John pyue to build bay window front
each o. the I've houses in the Of erection
% eighty street pro3ec. beyond the line Of
poS9s or bay windows now erected on other Of
pleasure OF the Coemon Coanc and to be done tho
%S p,s and direction Of the Commissioners Of Public
The Pars,prsr the question whether The Board would
Which was decided 10 The affirmative.
Aaan, Alderman RouINsos moved to tase from ne and
Place rrera Orders the olown. resolution OF the Board
That the cers Of The Common Council be aud
M n q ne as @ Id
tbs OF his office AMI for the thereof approve
the b beretoore the anon. 10 be from the az.
preparation for 'tlty Contin scHcies."
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board nld
agree with said motion
Which was decided In the affirmative.
And the paper again laid
Assistant Alderman f.ITTL moved hat when the
Board adjourn the adjournment be until Tuesday Lcxi
s6-h inst, at ocosk 4. NJ.
TIE frEIprnr PM the question whether the Board would
agree with said motion.
Which ieci Tel In the Affirmative
Assistant Alderman HAMrsoS moved that the Board do
adjourn.
The rRFsipENT put the question whether Board won!d
agree With said motion.
Which decide, In the Affirmative.
Wherenron PRasrpEyT l.oare that the Boa-d stood
adjourned un tuesday next, the 21th O'Clock
L. NJ WILLIAM n. MOLONEY, Clerk.
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Conscience Money.

The President OF The Brooklyn City Railroad Mr..
Sullivan while seated in his snug office tue other
morning, was accosted by middleage man. who
handed him package containing $500 in green
backs. when he requested The of1lcai to run over
ana see that the amount was correct. Mr.. sullivan
did ana found the amount named. He then IN
qured 10 what the company was Indebted Tor tnls
money, anu also the name OF the party making me
payment The stranger declined 10 answer ana
withdrew, leaving the greenbacks IN the possession
Of the railroad president.
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J.El:A.. NOTICES.

DIsTRlIT COURT or THE UNITED STATES FOR
IL the Eastern district OF Pcnnsylvanialn Bank rytcy.
In the matter OK Charles ve2ip trading Charles vesn
20, bankrupt Eastern derit OF Pennsylvania ~: "A
rant srptcy has been ssued bv said Court against
the estate III Charles Vein trading Chares vcxin Co..
OF the ~ Pull dcpha ard state OF Pennsylvania In
said district, who has been duly adndgcd bankrupt
petition Of his crei0rs AMI the OF debts
tbe delivery OF proer,y belonging 70 said bankrupt 10
forbidden By law. meeting Of tho crcd.lors OF sad
bank ri prove their debts choose
sgnces estate vii he bed At Court ~ Bank
holden t9 Walnut street, In the city Of Phiaoe'
pIa in sad strct 2id day OF January. A. ID. 1872
NJ II O'Clock A. NJ AZ the Office Of Jose X. Mammrp,
JAMES KERNS.
Unite States Marshal for said dstrict
r,O MARY DEBNAM AND JOHN DEBHAM, FOR
L merry of Wsrn!nscr, iotbe county o. wits. England
The above namei Mary Debnam Is iving or deal her
personal representatives. are entitled Z, two small sums Of
money invested IN the Post once Savings Bank. the
provisions OF the Comfy Court act, 1851. The said Mary
Debnan iaet heard Of IN the @ when sh~ tho
andrrs or No Ming street. Staten Island, New York. Her
husband John Debney, last heard OF IN the lr6
the address OF Eewbr: Post one New York
for the or the said Two OF
entitled hcr-,oas been presented 70 the County
Court Of Dorse holden nj shatesbury 1.-THE Court having
Jurisdiction In the naterl and the said Mary Debnam nnd
John Dcbnaui alive, and n dead claim
under the said Mary Debnan are !, make application in
writing, giving fun particulars OF their claim To Messrs
the Is, day Of February 72 In default the
Cont sIn proceed such order 10 their absenc.
touch nc the sad MONEYS as u shall deem III.
WILLIAM r. BuhHIDGF Registrar.
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The Health Record.

There were nine new cases OF smallpox reported
on wednesday and three yesterday In Brookiyn
Health Oficer Cochran hos appointed eight as.
instant Inspectors 70 vaccinate those who are in
need oil such service He thinks there Is no longer
cause for serious apprehension. ihls sudden
abatement OF the epi0emic Is highly gratifying.
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The taxes are being paid with readiness which
bespeaks confidence the STABILITY OF the muni-
eipaity OF BROOKLYN The receipts OF Tax Collector
isaac Baieau Tor the months OF November and De-
ocmuer amount in the aggregate TO 81, .a4,6cl.
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vNMAN LINE
4 Tor Queenstown AM Liverpool Royal NAH steamers
~ appointed sau a. ioi owa:
Mrv " NEW DIRK. SATURDAY, December g. Y. ~
C Ci,rrvv ~ nALTiMok Saturday. December ~ ~
~ wAShiNi TON Ssur Jana s. ls13, !. NJ
C irn ~ L0NmOS Saturday. January ~ i. ".
Slia or AN wEHP ..saturd.y. January ~. \. ".
North River. 49, -'' 80 - -
Payable in goi. "a ..ahls n C,,r eary
First Cahin..... .......... $76 Steer,.s Ssn
To
to pars.................. sol IL Pgris - rs
Passengcrs also Forwarded 10 iiavrs i,m.r. ~ mi,
Norway and Denmark, at reduced rates. ""
Tickets can be- hosht here e mocre rates by persons
wishing q their friends. = '
For further Information apply 4 the companys osce
10 Broadway, New fork
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EUROPis.

EOARiS.- rOTEl. E'EMplHr. 81 RUE NEVVE ST
j. A. SLSrlN, corner of The Rn- dc Ia rai1 l.. RARE,
proprietor happy his the travel
ling public that bis has suffered Injuries
aurID. the
THE GRAND RADE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON
i NGIs switzerland, combined With the world renowned
Bromne an ninr Snrs otter 70 inurists NIL the INDUCE
the Continental! cnncsrs pronenacs
,reDt roulette .ernl, &c. Direct rail-
communication from Ccrs and lisrci with Saxon.
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INSTRUCTION.

ct JoSEPT'S FEMALE ACADEMY, FLUSHING, \. y
- Studies resumed frs, Monday In September terms for
board AM iut!un SD For fun particulars send
FOR prospectus
vVAETED-oN A PRIVATE COUNTRY PLACE, A
w tutor; he 4 and capable OF fitting
boys for colesc. Address A. N. H., White Piaips
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49, IT, 49, i|aIaa
DENTISTRY.

G2 n bEAl TlfUL SET or TRETII, aa; SILVER
Yes, rnings ~ cnnts; extracting with gas. 30 Al
MnrnsLsNs, " sixth avenue. near Scsentc.nlh street,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17

8itirih, 9ohouu pciSe, &. Spiublcr, &.
9(iloirlO. Srauttn Somlte: g3. &rntbagen,
,fohumt e5icSlcr, 9obanu Shuari. Gb.
gleid clcier SereiH uGr aus 81 Dtitgllcotn
btitcbt, 10 erfrtut 0d) otridbe oot) zines ma
terlellcn gSobIciHS. Gr btiOblt iejHcu IRAN
ien Niit9llsbcru cine iuGdlcutlide Inter
rliBUng pon a., II. bCIet cine lIeiue, ans &u
eiuSmittelu uugtihNilte@ rutldle cen
0iitglitotrn Sur Stnupuug irtt Gtbt.
- Ocuud dmtrltanlldlcr Strciu, - m
Der am pulaugeutu Sreltdg itdttltbabttu
porbu0thtHtn Scrammlunl, Schnic Srlin.
Dung cineS Scuth '2lmtrilauiiten &rciuS"
auf uOtiouGcr @uuOlugc, Obnc jtiididlt AMI
BolltiI unO Sonitiiioncu, wtc iold)e III ben
gr0Bertn amtIitouldcn Std6teu III Der Or.
gauiotlon btgritltn RnO, murbc Der &tituB
geaBt SrtitIg, oeu %. ,iuli, AbtuoS llbr,
cine utittrC &tridmmluug abiubaltcn uHe
lammtlit)C otutdlt Srciue uub SOgen u.l.W.
oeS StiirtttS auiiuioroUu, omdl Gutoriirte
0eltgOttn all oerldbcu Sbcil ;u uebmen Die
3abl Der Qclcgdtcn iol Gt mad Der 3abl oer
WttgIitOr rtdlteu, uno jpar ioucu Sertlnc
bis iu 80 Niitllle0ern iu jutt uuh iiir ltoe
mcitcrcn 30 III ctucm wcitern 9tepriientluttn
beredltigt itin. Ger Grt Der StrGmmluHn
miro ipGttr betanut gCmud)t wtrbsn.
- Der BgOjeB gcgeu 0r. y. Is. Sdlu
mann, augctlNgt, Nurd) 9IbortiOr Den 800
Der pcnrctte Y0oOOu bcrbeigeiibrt iu bobcu,
tam geeru HntmittGg nm 3 llbr ium
Sdllufc. lin tS llbr 9l6cuOS brndltcn Die
@eidwortncn boS &croitt ,,SdDulbig beS
Sootid)lGgeS" Gin. Der Sprud) lam rem
Augcilngten crNttid uucrmortet. Der AOi
potOt OeS gtttlru, Sr. gmniu, iClte ben
Gnhag aui Siitirlug OcS Sn0iurtbcilS unO
elneu ueucn BroicB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
Scrmii6te Seridte.

Sin dinciiiber AuSiprutl.- -
gSeHn Der SGbcl gcroitCt, bic Rilugifdar
ipiegelbant, bic @ciinguiiit DOc, Die Spci.
der gciiiat, bic Stuicu Der @ottcSbduiCr
dbgcuupt uno bic Srtppen Der @crid)tSbGit
nit llulraut iiberuudcrt Hub, mcHn cnolid)
bic IcrSte ;u Sup gcbcu, Die Nader rcitcn
uno bic GlIanen Inbrcn, oa erIt IT ooS 9tctd)
gut regert,
Gin bcutihcS GiHu ano eruugG.
Yrolctt ctgcner 9lrt mGd)t OcbCn III Gan
SrauiiSco utcl BON lid) rcotu. Gin bcutdc
Somc, bic, mte &C bciBt, nit ben oortlgtu
Serbdltntiien gut pcrtaut III, uta Gait
inrnlcn nit cucr 5d)iiiSlaouug iuuler
DtGod)eu bcgIiidtu. luCld)e III ocntitcn gSol.
ltnbGuicrn, tbeilutIieiogor gut criogen itu
lollen. SS fanuJtittS ibabcn, mcnu man bel
ocrgIethcn Brolcitcu iur %Oriid)t mubnt.
Der Sorldllag III 10 libel nidt, bod fd0t cS
Gut, bah bic Dame Sur Wtotiuiruna ibrcr
ltcbcnSmiiroigcn 9lbfd)t ;cmIit) Uicl Bulptr
ucrldoIen hat. Der Otutid)c Nrie0, eyIldrt
itt, babe bieie Mdodlcu aller AuShdt beruubt,
cine ltdlcre SrltcUi III 0cpiuutu ooer O0S
Slltd Der el9tncn NdnSIidjtcit ais Gattiuncn
mo DiliItCr III GcntcBcu. Sn SOlgc Der lets.
ten Terlnltt am SolOatcu lei bic WCiblid)e
Seublternng 10 'cbr in Der WGbriObl, oaB Die
urmCnUiGOheu ntd)t an oCnDiann III briugcu
ieien. GO nngciGbr bciBt CS in BEN Sd)rcibc
brief. Zen OmCrltanild)cu Ncrrtu uon Der
uyabor Grd)ongc" mag oGS pouiibcl crdci,
ntn, iic bNbtn iid) uu bic itntiitiid)tu Scrid)
te, nm oic ofiSicIItn &trlunli0n &C. wo1l
nid)t gGtlimmCrt uno lOIm lidl oaS oummc
3cug pon cluCr GutpBlltrug 0CutihlanO'S
mBgld)ermeie nit iuncrcm @cbugcn oui.
ihmaecn. 9ab cS gtraoc g8aicntillOer iCn
iollen, mlro ebeniullS BON einem &cotu, mcl
der pon Dem Ocutihcn Sormun0ibuitSwcitu
SenntniB bat, anfidutg crideiueu, uno ohnc
bic Dame, ,.pcld)c 10 Genan nit ben culior,
ulid,en SerbaImtllen utrtraut it," UcrOdd)tis
9cu III Wollcn, loltt man bod bon Gun
SranSSco ans uid)t Ucrdumcu, Oudl bcut,
ihs &ermltteluug 3iedtrd)cH ibcr fe an;u.
iielcn. Conf ouritt ~ bcfirdltcu icn, oaB
eS enhuCOCr unr nui Observation-Disclosures III,
oocr eaB ctncS ldlbnen Cages cine mcnid)idDc
6radlt an BocItc criheint, Die man bort
lelbit III Gd)inSluouugcu ubgcbcu t6nutc,
cbne al 8icnmdod)cn, Rdbtcriuncu uuo
yebrtrinlleu drmCr Al mcr6cu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17

Der Serien Der MISUNDERSTANDING, i'm
OttObcr, ibren Sie nad) @GriS utrlcgsn
iperoe.
Die Siibrer Der 2egitmiiteu ingtn, oaB trot
6eS WauiielteS oeS @raitu BON SbaulborG
ihrs Bartei teine GinbuBe erlitttn babe
Ginige BON ibuen mollttn i'll Gruioruug heS
Yoniicii's cine Yrollamatiou erlaiieu, in
,ueldler iie ilre glnbdnglidtett all Die Satlt
OeS grafen pieSerbolt crIlircn, bic bcabiidl,
ti9te Yroilamatiou tonutt ieoob nm wenigt
llntridriiten crlGu9eu.
giatl elmer beute III Der gatioualYtriamm'
lung gcmahten Rittbcilung Der 8cgierml
III gegeu oielenigeu BTloncn, mcld)e ber
8aifenunfaui in ben Ser. Staatrn betriebcu
baben, cine grribttde lluteriubun8 wc9en
IntsUGlthen einQeeitet luorocn.
Der Wtiltdr glnSiduB Der Jtationalutr
iammlung bat ff 81 Snnlten Der allgcmri
Heu Wtilitdrphldlt auS9elprodlcH, GunGd
luiro i'm 9anScu 9un0e Die 9tOtiOnalaNrot
aufael0it uno OaS 9nititnt ocriclbtu glnj Ob,
geldaiit Wcroen.
Ra6 Der ySrancc" bat Smiidleu Der ran
j6iii1en uno itaIicniiheu 0fe9lcruug ciu
freunoifaftlider gtottuwctieI ScuchS bel
Seriegnug oeS SiBcS Der Jtegierun9 Sittor
9munucl'S bon 6lorcnS naH Jtom tatt0e.
fuuoeu.
@ei Der Grplofou in StuceuncS III, mit
nit Seitimmtbet ucrIttert plro, nur tthI
Berlon get6otet woroeu.
Der eBbndOf OnIIbCrt pon Yours II
,um GrIbiitof uon BariS crnunut morotn.
Der SerSog BON SbartrcS hat nm bic Gr.
laubniB gebetcu, i'll bic Nlgertdc Armtt
cintreten 81 biirten.
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xcleerapbiIdbes 2laerlci.

- Sreitag Nad)intttag nm llbr creignet,
iid) i'll Der Yulpermilble BET oer S)idS.SHbrt
in philadelphia cine Grploltou. Sin Manr
wuroe get6otet, ekI Inberercr lebensgefGbrlid
perbriibt.
- Sole Goresco uno Salencina, ,,pei DC,
reid)iten Silberbsr9uerfSbeiiber Der gSelt, fur
Hreitaa ans Dierito III Gan Srau5iseo auge,
tomnlen, um Id) uah Ne,u' Oort nno Guropd
III begeben. SoreSco ,ieht aus Der einel
@rube allein nonatlld) 100000. Seiot
tSerreu iinb Better nebrerer @rubeu.
- Die Goupention Der Serreter Der re-
pu6litaniidDen Breiie peS StaateS QouiIaua
melti)e III Reips Orleans tagte, bat iidl mad
etner lebr liiirmiid)eu Situug aui9elbit. Die
,wiideu benz @ouperneur Warmouth II. Den,
farbigcn 8ce @cuuuueur Dane betebenoC
Eebbe bate Die Convention geipalten. 9it
gau;c Debate mar ein Streit nn bic Seute.
- Sei Der iinglteu Ibitlmmun9 Der Srt-
ifaitcn in DfaiiaduiettS iiber bic 5rage, oh
Der Scrfani bon Nialigetrdnien getattet lper
ben iol ltimmten 63 NIT 9tcin uno 80 nit
ga. Sn 2i2 Srtihaftcn murbeu gar feline
Stinmen abgcgeben, 10 boB Der ira9li6e&er'
iaui in 305 Srtcn unteria9t blebt II. mir in
80 9eitatttt Ut.
: Sn Seaefonte, Ba., branntet uor9eteril
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