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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-09
81 i fel.

Sd 9ebe niAt ron Munb 81 munt,
gernabrt I'm tieiRen Ses!ensrunb,
Ttent fsltf bic 3unse mir als &ieee1,
@sr mid b 4 + t, lem bin ids niht,
limb mem | d. b n, Der thut @er3idt.
Gls 2dtbfel lin i'd ,u e%r81uuten,
Drum fute mid, tu utrt mid fnten.
An1ajung beg Rdttiels lit ri. 260:
Gduerfraut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-09

8ert9ttsuns. &nabe (au feinem
@cfmetfer, ! SIT benn btes tpatr, baB Ter
menfd BON, Mfen abfarantT
9pfmeiFer: nNein. lteber 3einri9, Der
Merl& tpmrat als Menfb In bic Welt, aber
Elm Gfe pirb sr u,an9ual erf fpdter"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-09

9tutl4 }! &anf
|@iQtuS 8rptb. II. Dunbar.
StpauI, mtnnefota.
gD.r lbsraebuseu BE B~eiUreuns aler gum Bauita& sse.
b5risen Vei&dfte, unb auar SorsusspsiiI
1. Mnnabme RON Ntppflten.
0elbe., wsl&s bet ms pepontrt werbea. nspen t~ebesaett
slas ~pDrtsrtss 8aaeteaae, gut gsrpaeuns Der gspennsatsa !
Gar auf etne beftn.mis 9e't bet uns ntssergslests 0eIbes
strsatea ,tr 8 vt. Sntersden.
2. @elp>W ed{el.
@rlt, S,tber uub frtnabe geinien iaufcn unb ~ptrlaufen
mtr aets aum Eaees.&purfe.
3. Mnfauf rnp Gertauf Don 8e9ieln.
gDn sat.n S~anqutsrs. Gtsm.a a~usseaea.s aDrafel isnaea
perben. QDfr s~eriaufen gDeaisl aaf Stew yurt, 81. aeuts,
Gtteasp. MVilwauies i. ( ~, fpwts auf bic 5auStbaneeIe.
! pldse Deut&lauls, aranfrsids unt Der S&wet;, unh.tsat
aren mir u. U. auf t'lesnbs 9ldse GaFppas;
Mugsburg, Branffurt q. W.
8a1l, Berlin,
BremeK> GaHeL
GpblenA, G6ln,
2etpSig Mannbein
Winden, Niirnbere,
Strabbur8, Stuttsart
Trte,. Bten,
6amture, 2enpon, ,e.
4. Gtnatebune Don @elperu.
Bir belursen has @p4eettren pom Noten uah
@6ulpitsinen aller srt, Grbidaften u. {. ". In
allen Ibeilen Gurppa's unb Der Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erforbe:libe YaYiere, als 8Cuma&teu,
Oerai1tleifungs 8 llrfunbeu, Ipbten{deine ,e. fer.
tisen pir ielbf, unite: @aranttruue Der &fbt'
8~iltiefeit an unb befOr8en bic epnluIartiae 81
elaubisuns berielben.
Zen @eBenpertb e1er tn europa
bur9 u1,S epIeettrten pre, sci unfern
oortisen @prrefppnoenten fir unier
@ednun9 eineebenpen @elpsr aablen
mir bier in @plb aus.
5. @erfauf Dol, Yaf1a9e>S @etnen
sur 1~1sbertatrt svn Bremen, 2ambnrs unt etssrpsrl rad
Neus gcrt Per SeseifHtft Dbr Gampftprt, fprie 8atrttaaa
sar @eiis BON sep-sort bs Ct. PAUL III be" "~tssrisata
prdfen.
s. 8e3ablun9 BON Goren
tn t.beu. Ebele bes @taates. Anlaut unb g.riau n
@ruabesenttunn sseeu &umuntfFuu IL. n.
Z. 0eretntote Gtaaten Bpnb6
eber Dirt, as 5-2Oer, 1O-40er uus 7-3oer saufeu uns sn'
faufen MIR auur 1aees-9purfe.
@ebriiber @iniuS s Gunbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-09
uterhaItEudes.

M 6i9un8.
Slud' ni4t, tpsnn bid rte @ldsn reisen.
@&lud' beinen Grimm, unb fdpeise fein
DEM .purb'f tu ben Wiunb aufiprei5en.
90 Fiesen r b:r aa4 Ia btnetn.
Redte etnes mertfaners.-
Gin @pabpps.t maGt biz fulssnbe 3ufam'
menfsnune, uelGe ct bic unosrdussrlt@er
@e&te bee Entertainers Heunt, unb psl&'
In Der unabbdnsisteits' Grfldruns ni&t ent'
balten feisn. DIE Medte fnb:
~ Srssnb etn @sfadft pber 8anbassrt 81
treiben, cbne es selernt III taten.
q gu tetratten, ptne Radf&t duf pe'
fuatdre gerbdltniTe, @efunbbeitsaufano
Stuuns pber ben Dilen Der eltern.
81 Ste Rtnber tein prbentli&es @efhdf
srlsrnen su laden, toftnb, bab bt:fslbsn
,renn erra6ftn, rfmart senus feten, tbrer
q.bensunterbalt aus benz Sletb Gnbersr 81
ateten.
A. Die Resierune, tpea1 n6sli4, ;u b.
trusen.
s. Memter au baben, rtne I'M Stanbe ~
fein, bieielben su rerraitsn.
gpa Der Naturfprf4er"B Ser
fumm1uns in benz @tdot&en Mebapia
an ter Daerreidiittn Mi!itar grange er3dblt
esn steilnebmer an ter(elben folsenee anef'
bpte v@iaer Der Naturforf9er falentsrte
zines NaAmittass turA bic @traben, als ct
bemertte, bas Inn Gin gduerletn nadlitf
unb TIN, lebtaft NIT Der 9anb wintte. CT
blieb feten unp Der 8ausr fraste tbn, pb er
aud etn Nsturforf9er ftt. Oils Der @elsbrte
tts' Gerase betabte, meinte bee Bauer, ct iole
NIT i'm tonsnen. Ma@ turjer @anberuns
a.lansten 9e.te snelia gun 3aufe bes
Bauers, 100 ttefer ben Naturfcriaer sera'
bentpess in zen SGweinsfan fabrte unb bic
Jrase an tbn rt9tete, rpber Is four1e, bae
feine @&retne 70 mayer ieten, pbs1et@ er
ibnen bas hefe Tutter 9ebe. gerbust
bltdte ber @elebrte auf ben Srasefe1er uno
.par ebtn I'M 8eertfe, eineGntwprt 3u seben,
als bic ebsnians anpeienbe 869ter bes
!6ausberrn In perweiienbsm Some au biefem
faste : v@bsr, Batter, ber pirb un(ere@ &wetne
aud nt9t felt MAIDEN, Nf9' nur, ME mayer
Ct felbf IT." Garaafbin eupfaN f9 Der
Maturfprider auf's f&lernisfe.
Cine f attafte Stene eretsnete
ia neulta nor BEN @tabtsert&te tn Bottom.
Gin Mann purbe aufserufen we1det anee'
ilaet mar, feline Trau m%ibbanbelt ju taben
ais ater htt..5rau ale 3eustn erf&ten, mar
fe ni9t Gher In 8etreF fetner Yerfoa.
Gle mar felt feds Sabren uerbetrattet unit
fonnte bod niat faw6ren, pb Der Inse'
flaete ptrtli1 ttr Mann fet pber nt@t. 6,
ftlbf ertldrte, bab Ct bic Trau ME 3uocr &C.
feben babe. unb tpurbe beu1aufploe ent1afen,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-09


tsr an, erie" beridtst aus G1ene1anb:
Das f6wd9srs @efdleht. - Cine ersSs-
Tide @eene eretsnete G9 bel ben lestenWab
len an bem Gtimmfaftn Der fedsten Warb.
Cine Trau, bsren majefdtifae dub.re CT.
f&einuns fe gun, Gtntritte In Elm Draecner.
gestment bereGtigen trd,be, fats Is tueib.
1i@e Trasprer . @esirenter sdbe. bra4te
tbrsn f& teftto frdutenhen Gtsberrn am
Mrn1e teraneef9leppt. Gls bic 2idstrun>
ners be,teteilten, un' itnt lore Sidets an5u"
tieten, Riss is tiefelten nit frdftiser @arb
tei(eite, tnhsm le %raeirte, fs forge facn ba>
fur, tab er fas ri6ttstGidst mdblt. Gbenlo
mufts ie fa frete Sa7aes bur9 bic ben
@abltafsn 11mrinaenren su er,minsen,
uorrad fe tarauf fab, taS res Sammfr>
bib al ibrer @eite feline 5ttrnne ab9ab,
unb fa bann triunp3itene entfernte.
&ura farauf eriAiea bic 6rau aber NIT nod
sret Mdnnern, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
am @tinan'fahen, relde fe in slei9er@eiie
"Scten madte," wte Der prn itr NIT unenp,
1i4em Stclse sebraad:e Iustruf 1autete.
Gin @esenfad tieau tilbe,e cine Trau In
Gaf.Glepslanb, bic ibrsm Manne bic Bur.
~serpapiere %perbrannte, neil CT ni9t nad If.
rem Gimme niun1en L oute.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-09
Gtn a1tts Sprt9wprt.

Eprfrt9ter: Stun, Str fetnenSlDs'
finger, iest &pdr's enelid sefaeten, porauf
Sbr Gu& fdcn 70 tanse eefreut wtr tpOnen
feben, pas Sbr prpftirt! Mi6 pdret Ser
los; ater SIR pt1et auh, mas etn altss
SGpra&mprt fast: nGs fommt felten etz
mas 8eGeres na6."
Gin alteS 8duerletn: ,Sa, 6err
&i9ter, bas ptrb bic @emeinbe aud fasen,
au Der Sie iest fpmrnen"
The New York herald., 1872-10-19

to First Department for argument Judge Bar
nard, not sitting.
Hamilton vs. Van Gencten. Judgment reversed.
anu new trial granted in County Court. Costs TO
ABIDE event. Opinion by Judge Barnard.
Edson vs.. Observation-Disclosures affirmed with
COSTS Opinion by Judge Barnard.
BASS w. White ct al.-Judgment reversed and
new trial granted. Costs to abide event. opinion
py Judge Gilbert, Judge Tappen not sitting.
: People ex. rel Green vs. Dutchess, &C., Railroad
Company.-Judgment affirmed with costs. opin-
ION by Judge Tappen Judge Barnard, not sitting.
Gerardson vs. Observation-Disclosures affirmed, with
costs. Opinion by Judge Parnard.
van Size vs.. Whttaker.-Judgment affirmed.
with costs. Opinion by Judge Barnard
Cross vs.. Wnittaker.-Judgmen affirmed, with
costs. Opinion by Judge Barnard.
Doe VS.. observation-disclosures affirmed, with
costs. Opinion by Judge Barnard.
Petly w. New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company.-Judgment affirmed, with
costs. Opinion by Judge Tappen, Judge Gilbert not
sitting.
button, Administrator &c, W. Walker.-Jndg-
ment affirmed, with costs. opinion by Judge Tap
pen, Judge Gilbert not sitting.
Darlington vs.. Florida Railroad Company-JudS.
ment affirmed with costs. Judge Gilbert not SIT
ting.
JaycoX w. Haight.-Judgment affirmed, with
costs. Opinion by Judge Gilbert.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
BROOKLYN COURTS.
SUPREME CuuRT-GfNsRal TENN.
Decisions Yesterday.

BY Judges Barnard, Gilbert and Tappen.
nufYy vs Donovan. Order reversed, with SO
costs Opinion by Judge Barnard, Judge Tappen
not sitting. ,.s... .4.......-..... ......
Opiuon by Judge rnnpcn.
Smith vs. Clowes.--Or,,cr affirmed, with $40 costs
Opinion by Judge Barnard, Judge Tappcn not Sit
ting M $.
$40 costs. opinion by Judge Gilbert, Judge Tappcn
not sitting.
Long Va, Kessel--Order discussing apuea
rrauttd and $40 costs. opinion BY JUDGE Harvard
Sclllier w. WclwOut -Uftlcr modified, without
costs Of appeal. Opiiion ly Judge Barnard. ara
order to be setted BY Him, Jndge Gilbert hot
Sitting.
Ilnll VS. sigcl.-Jnigment reversed md new trial
granted at titcut. Costs TO abide event. CTliiIbn
by Judge Gilrcft
Butter VI. Acknowledgement modified without
costs OF appeal 10 either party. Opinion ~ Iddrc
Happen, ana order 10 be Sett ail Is nm.
Robinson VS. pasen,@fhat part IL Judgment ap-
pealcd from reve sed. with cost oi appeal. opinion
hy ludge Gilbert and judgment to q settled by
him. Judge Tappen not sitting.
Clarke VS.. Waircn.-Judgmont ana order deny
ing new trial. Affirmed, with costs Opinion by
Judge Gilbert. 80.
Compauy-.lhlgincnt ana order denying new trial
offered, with costs. opinion ~ Judge Barnard,
Judge Gilbert not sitting.
rarnham ys. Nilbur--Judgmcnt oHcrcd with
costs OPINION by Judge Tappcn
Dspali VS.. Churchill cit a-IudInent reversed
and new trial granite costs 10 abide event
Opinion hy Judge Barnard.
Nan Inyi w. Westchcstcr Fire Insurance Com
pany.-By reason 81 disagreement ~ ihcCourt sent
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
CITY C0ulT--SPeClsL TERM.

The Election Frumds-Judge McCuc
Denying Weldon, the Convicted Cam
vasser, Second TriaI-An Importalt
Before Judge McCue.
Judge McCue yesterday rendered the following
decision in the case OF the convicted cansasssr,
Michael Weldon, who asked for second tr0l to
ylndcate his Characteristic defendant was con-
victed on the 27th of December, 1871, ON an indet
ment charging him with violation of the Election
law. He was sentenced on the 3oth OF December to
Imprisonment In the Kings County Penitentary
lpr the term oil four months ana has served out his
term Of lmplisonment:-
Ta s 1 pssd BIZ e @ Gas @ d 9s
made by John Mex Kenna Ths iecnaant's alidnvii dis
closes no Iaets in eaion to hs on eoe
Jointly indeed q W ldon while they mnrate M others
sons l II s aS aad s p1to 1 TIE asad sSd
AM ana asdii indeed lar a. acei { Concerned the
s fS ny whs to s on ss aa e dns sG only
a. he swears now that he nothing OF the fraud.
The ury have found n iilereGty and opon ls 1Sn as
rounding crcnms The Verdict oi the jury DO
sssanSsa 'ssmc"y @ %so s s 1s lie
ssn he @ hT s SSE ss Nss on % e s %snn & the
the o 1 the I Sao boxes Which, %h"s were papy s sight
sSsa sss ballots a s c s e sa
uS With 'na ' a' SGHs s MHss
while Alderman hgnne and ratriek Keenan, We're IN M The
incredible that Weldon VINO was IN the room IN
fu view the boxes with the glass sides thus osnd
did observe The fraud which thus attempted lie
clearly could have detected l. he had exercised proper
undoubtedly found II impossible To give credit TO the
defendants his inocence view OF the fact
that the exercise very moderate watchuDpss the
part honest inspector would have enabled him to
detect and expose such outrage attempted
in this instance. McKennas affidavit therefore,
that he does not believe Mr.. Weldon
any party to the fraud, knew anything
rbout it. il OF very little Mckenua declares he
makes this affidavit voluntarily yndicate Mr. Weldon,
who has az he believes, suffered unusy. Ii Is pity that
his justice has been of such slow growth 1t
very lae-monhs after the expiration OF the
prisonmcnt from which Weldon might have been saved
had Mckenna cosel these that th could have
been used trlal lie says he expected he sub
pnnaed testify the trial, hut not called prob
ably the reason; that the District Attorney
advised that such testimony in existence. 1t
may that the facts alleged by McKenna in his affidavit
dav made taken in connection with the fact that
Mckcnna has disappeared that the District Attorney
has not been able TO produce him in Court as witness m
criminal proceedings against Dunno ana Keenan, based
this very affidavit, all OF which has become amatter
public notoriey, detract very much from his cred
biiy witness and furnish no .ucn evidence as would
Justify the Court disturbing the verdict of the jury In
this view OF the case u Is not necessary TO examine the
further question presented on this application whether
In event new trial can lc granted after Judgment
and execution oi sentence The al pacatOn Tor new
trial Is therefore denied
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

Question OF Interest to Musical Circles.
Before Judge Joseph I. Daily.
Harrison Millard claims to be the author rs well
as arranger OF the music OF the three songs
Longing" "Jeannies Reply and dearest Dear
Little Heart" The publishers of the songs
having failed In business Louis Berge pub
lished them. Some weeks ago Mr.. Millard procured
temporary inunctons IN this Court restraining the
latter nom their publication. The case came up
again on a motion to continue the Injunction Ii
was urged Tor Mr.. Millard that Messrs. Pattis0n q
fulfil their contract the right OF publication re-
yerted To him. In opposition to this IL
was contended that under the new
Copy light law the Court had no jurisdiction, the
statute having established the United States Court
as the proper Court OF jurisdiction; and futther
thai Dir. Berge had obtained the right OF publication
by assignment. The answer to this was that the
assignment was not complete, not having been
properly recorded; and further that the right OF
publication was purchased at chattel mortgage
sale, which, coming under the head or personal
effects rendered it void. Judge DAILY reserved his
decision. The question, inasmuch as the points
raised arc new and will probably furnish rrece-
dent Iuture similar hsigations. j. one VI con-
siderable interest to musical circles.
The Case Of Miss Angeyine.
Before Judge Loew.
In the case OF Miss AngeyIne 1t was enormously
reported that she sought to recover pay from the
executor OF Mrs. Eliza CrOmn for twenty years.
services. she only claimed lor six years. The
complaint as stated Was dismissed; but twenty
days granted to make out n new case. The lnten-
ton is to carry the suit TO the General Term.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cova1-x BANKRUPTCY.

Yesterday Judge Blatchford rendered the sub
Joined decision in the case of I. Stewart Brown
James w. Caldwell and others:-The plaintiff must
have decree for the delivery of the two notes to
him and for the costs of the suit to be paid by the
defendants other than Marcorse, ana decree that
Marc pay the notes to the plaintiff and that on
such payment they be given up to Marcorse Mar
corse should be paid his costs In the suit odt OF the
estate OF the bankrupt. X. II. Huntley Tor the
piaintiif; b. X Phelps for the defendants.
Arrangement OF Business In the United
States Court.
Judge woodruf will open Court Oh Monday.
Judge Sbipman will take up the jury calendar at
the commencement Of the term.
Judge WoodruT will sit in the Eastern District
on the first Wednesday Of November. On his re-
turn from the Eastern District the wrts OF error
reviews In bankruptcy and appeals in admiralty
will be heard.
After those calendars are disposed of the equity
calendar will be taken up by the Circuit Judge
(W00drufi) unless the engagements OF Judge
Blatchiord should permit him to cali the equity
calendar at an earlier day, OF which due notice Will
be given,
The New York herald., 1872-10-19
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Alleged Whiskcy Fra ud.
Before Commissioner Shields.


The United States vs. Lewis samues and 9th
ers.--The defendant, Lewis Samucls, is charged
with having conspred with others, to defraud the
government out of the duty on ten barrels Of whls
key, manufactured in 1856, at distillery in Eighth
street, in this city, -
Mr.. De Kay and ex-Judge Smith appeared for the
prosecution and MIR. Rollins for the defence. Mr.
De Kay said he was ready now TO go on with the
case.
Mr.. Rollins replied that as Judge Pierrepont, who
is counsel in the case had not come he thought he
must have made a mistake as to the time, so he
had sent messenger to his Office and was informed
that he was engaged on an important matter in
which he was specially needed, and could not be
here to day.. He, therefore, asked Iot an ADJOURN
alone in the absence OF Judge Pierrepont.
Mr.. De Kay-Ihere have been three or four or
able to come to a trial. We have Mr.. Rollins, u
distinguished attorney, representing the defendant
ana must ssk that this case be brought 10 trial
ana immediately, too. j have the greatest respect
Tor Judge Terrepout his labors may Keen
him away and cannot see the force OF the motion
long experience in OF this kind in this lourt,
and ieel that he Is fully able 70 dc,snd this case
Mr.. Rollins desire TO have 1t postponed ont Of
courtesy to Judge Pierrepont,
commissioner Shelds--Thc case was sat down
two or tnree times lor examination.
Mr.. Roilins--The District Attorney viii say that
oil the adournmenfs here oiore made were made
from causes entirely satisfactory 10 the district
AltOtHet Hlnsel. HHNc not aSkeu an aJJOurll-
mant nor for any delay in the case.
The commissioners Judge Pierrepont actually
engaged in another case -
Nr ItoliDs--I snnt q messenger TO his onice and
icarnestlat lls yas lni-h peeded N another case
and that he had To 90 to phil-'ielphia Tonight.
Z nm De kay-Dld his clerk state ~''ea he would re-
turn
MI Smith sail he had received pressing l.-ttGf
from Judge P.erepont stating thatho had an i'm
portant engagement, aud the request in the note
was one that he Mr.. SMITH should recognize. II
was. no doubt, very fnconvcnient Tor him MIR.
Smith, that they could not 70 on.
The Commissioner win set the case down per-
emptoriy Tor eleven O'Clock on Tuesday next.
The case was accordingly adjourned.
The New York herald., 1872-10-19

Real Estate for the Use or the Crot0n
Aqueduet Department..
Before Judge Barrett.
The Legislature last Winter empowered the Com
mIssioners OF Public Works to extend the facilities
OF the Croton Aqueduct Department and TO take
such real estate might be requisite Tor this pur-
pose. Certain lots accordingly selected for
this purpose in the vicinity ol Ninth avenue and
street and Tenth avenue. Application was made
to this Court Tor the appointment OF Commissioners
Of Apprasement aud, pursuant TO this applica-
tion, Messrs. Dwight II. Olmsted, Adrian II. Muller
and Charles X. Graham were appointed such CON-
missioners.