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Morning herald., 1839-10-03

CHERMANs WORM LozENGEs-The greatest medi.
- for Worms discovered and pleasant that child
rem will eat them readily. Wholesale and retail AZ LOG Nassau
street New York. and i3e Fulton street Brooklyn by Mrs.
HAYES o2y
NERVOUS HEAD ACHE cured in few minutes by Sher.
IN mans Camrhor Loxengss~sold lO6 Nassau street.
New York and lao Fnlton street. BROOKLYN. oily
nAPER MAKERS FfLriNGs-se 40, a, 81, 6o.ana y
Il iuch English Fclling-for saie ~
o7y rERssE BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty 4.
MACHINE BLANKETS AND LArriNGs.--For sale
MI by FFRssE BROOKS,
o2.y 81 Libery street
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

nNE MILLION OF SHERMAN'S POOR MANS
" PLAsTERS sold every year. They pain weak
in the back lons, sides bre asst limbs joints, also Rheu
masm and superior TO every other and
Warehouse LOG Nasaust N and l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn
by MIRA Hoyes. o2.y
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

u ZINE, for October
CsSTEKTs-Art l. What Constitutes Merchant; by
Charles Edwards. Esq Art H. Mo, Law Contracts by
Alorich Esq Art ILL., History Of Navigation by T..
c. Ward ESQ Professor Of Mathematics the United States
Navy
Mercantile Law-Ar w. Popular Principles relating to
the Law Of Agency; by Daniel Lord Jr, Esq Art " her.
camille Law Cases. Salvage; freight Charter Party Neural
Ships Carrier Ships Admiralty Jurisdiction; Cons1s and Sea-
men; Sesmen Wages; Botomry, Careessness Neglect;
Bills Of E1chauge; Tariff Duties Right securing Duties
the home port; Fraud the Revenue.
Mercantile Biography Art vi Thomas Hancock; by AL
den Bradford, Eco. Art. VII Thomas Russell
Commercial Regulations and Treaiics-Bonded Ports OF
Mexico; Commercial Treaty between Holland and the Uned
States; Consulate General Of the Brazilian Empire; Quaran
tine Laws Of Havre
Navigation-Geat Western and British Queen; Loss Of
Steamboats, in the West in 1898, Camboose.
Rates of Premium; New York Life Insur
and Trust Company.
Commercial StatstcA-Commerce of the Entsd States;
Number Of Vessels built in the United States in 1898; Tom
mage the United State Commerce Of Maryland o 1889
1885, Steam Vessels the Atlantic for 1870; Commerce
OF Virginia, from l7s9 TO 1888.
Mercantile Mseeiianies Mercantile Library Association
Of New York; Officers the Mercantile Library Company
Philadelphia Bradord Illustrated Atlas Of the United States;
Gas. Works Sandwich Massachusetts,; Comparative Wages
of English and Foreign Operatives; Measurement Of Goods
Manufacture Of Gum Elastic in Havana The Opium Trade of
China Usury United States Commercial and Statistical Re-
| ei,ter. o9-3t~
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

1V Gardens. 8MMMn
THIS EVENING, Oct 8. will be esented the Tragedy OF
HAMLET.-Hamlet, Mr. Vandcnhof-G Ghost The Walack-
Ophelia Mrs. Wallask. tse,g
During the evening Orchestra will PEI form to celebrated
OVERTURES
To conclude with y. Farce entitled WIFE FOR A
DAY.--Nahan Tucker, Mr.. HI--Alrs Tucker, Mrs.
Russell
- Price Of Tickets to Psrquette aHd Boxes ST. Doors
NEW CHATHAM THEATRE.-THiS EVENING,
IN Oct 2 1889, will be performed, the
MERCHANT OF VENlCE-Shyloek, Mr.. Coohe-Psrn,
Mrs Flynn
After which the HUNGARIAN SINGERS
After which, the avorite piece of the SCApE GOAT-1gna-
titus Polygot, Mr.. Barnes.
To concuae with The Four HUNGARIAN SINGERS.
Prces-Boxes rs cents-Pt 37i cs,GaIey % eta Children
under IL Yeas, half price to Boxes.
Doors open O'Clock and the curaa will rise at half past
seven preciselv sil 3m+
A UDUBON's ORIGINAL DRAWN GS.-Thu beautiful
IA collection Of drawings representing all IN birds Of North
America, open for public inspection at the Lyceum OF
Natural History No. 500 Broadway. Hours from O'Clock
A. M. till dusk Admission 25 cents ol-lw.
|yHEAP FUELe! So rs PER TON.-superior Peach Or
~ chsrd Coal equal any sold in the city for sale at l6s
Monroe street. between Rutgers and
would do we'll TO leave their orders Immediately a. the guam
ty hand is small
Those who purchase will be supplied during the winter
a. the same price sI-im'
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

sales as she sseck Exshanoc.
100 shares United States Bank i0li; = DO. wi
SO do Dry Dock Bank 7ot 20 de- 50 % 7s 50 do oo
80 d. 30 do 81 60 De, 100 7s4s0 dc Farmer. Losh
30ldo Commercial, NO Titled do Commerce - 40
60 30 do 80 6O-25 do Del Hudson o. 2o 90 soa 10y 90
so 10 do So % do 50 tw 10 do oo 40 % 80
100 59t 80 ds 100 100 do oet so d 90 DO ~
Is do 50 WIZ % do 3d. 80 DO Sss 100 90 os
a do SAL 10 do S. Is do IS rs do 5 80 do 65 this
weskS do Kentucky Bank 7s aSdo = so DO 7si 80 DO
M do DO North a 'sa M sa a. 90 w
$3.50 do Be. and e7A CO. oodo ss 10 sonngten
"a so do do Harlem a. so do loo do 4s $50 90
43 next week 100 do 80 d 80 do 43A this week. SO do
4s 100 do 4sl tins week. 30 do 49, 30 dsys-i5o do Long
Island 5ll.
Morning herald., 1839-10-03
.Ou-MR. BRIsTOw.-Lsssns sn ssd wsissrs leek II
his advertissment 40 Inn

NEW YORK RAcEs-UNION COURSE-LONG
IN ISLAND.
The Races Union Course, L. L. will commence
Tuesday next and will continue three days.
First Day-A Swespstake for three years old Tws-mile
closed Same day, purse $3.50. Twsmile heats.
Secosd Day.-Purse $500 Thres-mie heats Same day.
purse 500 Mile heats Free only for three years old that
never Three to make race.
Third Dsy.-Purse $500 Four mile heats Same day,
Sweepsake for three years old Two mile heats $500 En-
trance, $0e Forfeit. Three subscrber and closed viz
William Joses, John d. Kirby, and J. X. vanmater.
For farther particulars Spirit Of the Times and hand
bills
Mr. Branch will accommodate usual at the Club House
By the Secretary Of the Club.
GO The Beacon Course Races will ccomence the 29th
Instant. o34tis
BEACON COURSE.
TNROTTING.-This Day, Thursday, at ? o'clock Two.
i mile Heats, IN harness. Entered
II. Jones' sorre horse, Henry.
Wheelan's brown horse, Cato.
H. Woodrufs gray mare, Aiis'e.
s. Bryan's gray mare, Lady Suffolk.
For the Pacing Purse. Entered:
] Appleton'. Long Tailed Blue
II. Woodruff's bay horse Drover.
M. " Williams bay mare, Otsego Mail.
Weber, black horse. Washington.
NJ. Walkers sorrel horse Dick Turpin.
datey after the trot Friday, the celebrated
rotng horses Awful and Red Robbn will be disposed Of to
the highest bidder bat not deliver until after the trots
Dchman and Awful already entered for the I'm. H.
Friday. o3 1t.
Morning herald., 1839-10-03
BEACON COURSE.

p- EQUESTRIAN EXCHANGE-vaurhaii
II l. NJ Garden, 40e Bowery.-Will be sold at the
NI@6& above establishment this day number Of
VS ~ matched and single HORSES, together with
Wagons, Carriages, Harness, S.. o3 IL
Morning herald., 1839-10-03
laale Af Trade.

We cannot report any Improvement business generally
The poduce continue howe to be large They
have formed the basis Of any fresh purchase OF goods
for the interior.
CorroN-Thi. market continues dull and without change
in prices Sales our last remarks extend to l00 bags
ony principally for shipment Qaoaoas stand follows
INLAND i0t ISi. Mobile 10y H. NewOrleans lot LAY
Florida lO H. At Charleston the sales for the week end
ing the 28h reached l0l2 bales 10 l3c Prices very
firm Mobile the ed. Nothing had ranspired during
the week to a variation qu ,tations.
COFFEE There have been sales fair extent to the trade
Sales reached about 400 Gags 10y Ia for Brez st. Do
nngo Laguira IL Cuba i04 l04 Boston the market
has been angud Small sales only have been effected a,
former 100 bags Of all description have been sole l0
II for Ro 10 l02 for ST. Domingo Is TO- Java. The
chases Of this article Rio during the month Of July for the
United States amounted bag leaving but in the
mar ket the close Of the month.
The following the highest lowest and medium prices
quoted during the month for The several qualities:
Superior, ist qualify, I'd quality
Highest price 1850 $3.50 3450
Lowestprice 1000 $500 3000
Average Of 4 week. 4,l67 37i0 3956
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
A VERY GREAT IMPROVEMENT has lately been
tion at DR. j. Evans Occ No ~ Peck Slip Recent cases
cured perfectly in few days. without particle Of mercury
they have tried ali the quack nosrums de-
spar Call al No IL Peck slip, and judge for yourelvesre
street. any other Office in cut Of the city, All letters
post paid and enclosing fee, attended to- $50 lmis'
literary menat large r.ques, ted to call and
IL anime the choice and valuable collection Of works At the
Repository Of Ancient and Modern literature No 306 Broad
way many aad valuable books which Id
very low price for cash. Books in all languages and
II FOR the purchase sale efa kinds
orae antique and curious books and also Of modern vaua
having book. to dispose Of win do better by calling on III,
subscriber than by sending 70 s.e;ior
r IvER CoMrLAlNr.-s ermsns Royal Hepstipe will
IL Liver Complaint thaa any other medicine
ssd the Medcaied Lozenge Warehouse loS Nsssss street
New York. %
CT = g x o,
u for sale a, Wholesale, By Smith BRoTHERs,
ssl-im. Manufacturers. ~ Bowery.
Who 10 well acquainted with the retail and aPothe.
cary businhavng engaged upwards Of in
this city and London. situation To 60 sosth The beat OF
Uss "' ssaS Mr. % 12SEs vEsEY .. South street.
ToHN G. BENNERT o." 1.ry and Rsfeetory, No. g
Wooster, corner Of Spring street, New Ysrk Oystsn
N.B-Prvae rosms, where company be accommodated
with Breakst Dinner and supper the best the market a
ords Also, Wines efthe choicest qualities au3S Sm's
nIsEAsEs OF THE EYE-DR WHEELER with con-
~ 6aesc. the public that there scarcely asy dis
to which that tender and beautiful organ, THE EYE
subject that does aot yield 10 his humane and successful mode
Of cstmen References given TO the first families; and stfes
dance his ONCE 33 Greenwch the Battery from
ga. M. until NJ after which he devoes his time to os
door patients. au63mis
OTEAM ENGINE MACHINERY.-yAMEs FROST,
- Manufacture Of Steam Engse Hydrostatc and Screw
Presses Turning and Screw Cutting Lxh~s, and
highly improved pnep Planning Drilling and Berag Ma
chnery all kinds Of Engines Tools, Tobacco and eating
Engine Screws for Cotton Presses, kc. &c.
Bsecker street, corner Of Mercer, N. Y.
B-A four horse Steam Engine for sale low. au5-lms
II oCO FoCO Shipping orders aud whole.
IL sale dealers supplied. Apply at STEVENS Premium
Match Fssory 80 Eldrdge street Warranted failing
and damp proof and constituting reality the most perfect
match imaginable. au30 In
A THENEUM H0TEL.-The subscriber is prepared to
ing board during the winter
AT 1w. EDWARD WfNDUST.
CLOC KS,
nF every form and are, wholesale and retail by
~ SMITH BROTHERS, Manufacturers,
80 I'm ~ Bowery.
rTvHE CoMrLExfON-FEMALgB BEAUTY-Atkia-
sons DcpiIatory the only article that has been
found 10 permanently supefsous hair from the face,
neck and arms Of Females leaving The in scher finer and
whittier than before its application 10 mild and harmless
in its that may used upon infant with perfect
safety. For sale-pree dollars per bottle-s 0UfONs,
Aeen United OF America
Morning herald., 1839-10-03
Corn TrudC.'

Of Genessee p575 barrel Wheat has also declined 1t
generally admitted BY the dealers that before Novem
Der Western will be sold at S. The arrivals continue
large and the rapidly increasing not only arrives
from tho West direct but aso from the South Receipts Of
Aour from New Orleans hardly early there
fore the arrivals show the Of this years
production the Southern and South Western sections Of the
country.
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

CUCCEss POND, LO 10 ISLAND, IA miles from Brook
- Dwelling sGs;. oS. sSaa'1s. .ss grounds ~" At
comprising about II Of good Land under cultivation
Grove Of coed thrifty Locust Trees and variety Of choice
Ounce Pear, Plum Apple AID Cherry Trees Also excel
lent well stocked Vegetable Garden.
The dwelling house in good order, three sterys high, na
room two pariors bar roou Ia rooms and open
Kitchens cellars, &C. kc two stables wel Of wa
ter and stone ice house. perfectly convenient to the lake Tor
filing with ice The situation OF the property OF
vad picturesque beauty aview Of the Atlantic
Ocean the sou and he Palisades Of the Hudson river
The land the Of the house borders lake Of
spring water Of considerable extent and very great sep
om which the place derives its nameand aboupdng with va
rous kinds Of FISH,
has been occupied az house of for
years past Its elevated situation, aud ssnbous
renders delightful and fashionable resort With enter
prising charge of this establishment mst be schnow
iedgd places offer the Inducements 10 the gentle
Of leisure the business who seeks pleasant end
there can be realized at LaLeve Place with
New York be had either BY the railroad steamboat the
stopping place Of both being within three miles Title indis
putabe 600 main ON bend and mortgage al sr per
For further psrteuls enquire Of James W. smith, Drug
gist Of Fuoa and Middssh streets Brcok'yn os~'
nRIvATE DisPENsARY.-DR De ANuELis, fer
merely practitioner Of medicine in the public hospital.
Naples and member Of the medical faculty Of the city Of
New York where he has been praceins Phy'e nce the year
l7oe eeutn.e 10 be consulted Al his ooe No. lo6 Fulton
street, nearly opposite Church street.
The most obstinate and inve,erate diseases requiring the
rinatios In lmpurty OF the bood and chronic affections
eumasm., obstrscons ulcers in the throat erup,sns
81 the skin, debility resulting from concealed disease
in the system len by improper treatment OF nesee
or the most injious maadies together with train sf
evils have gives way his skii almost inere
dibe His succeis, In great measure attributable
his we'll hnswn vegetable Syrup Of Saza ans other ap
propraie medicines which, whilst they eradicate every
Of disease restore the emacated patient 70 health ard
new vigor.
Copy letter fro Doctor. Osborne and Ireland physi
clan. of this city, 20 DR. De Aneels:-
ll6 Fulton s,rest, Dec 9, 1919
SWe have hesitation replying To your note, W say.
you deterye much credit or your essi treatment y
Mr. John Thorn after had basd physician both here and
IN favorable climate. We your obedict servants
SAMUEL OSBORNE, VI u,
WI IRELAND, MD
Patients may enquire ~ Mr Thon himseG We . 70 be
found a No Jones Lane below Coffee House sr, az te
of his brother, Alderman Thorn Btookiyn Or ~ Ages
also refevs 10 Mr. Thomas A. Mclean &C l6s Maiden Lane
Tor his skill N curing diseases. aad Mr. John r. Beam and NJ
rwts, Bookseller, and Nj John zaiu prcckyn s2sAm'
Morning herald., 1839-10-03
Packets 10 Deparu,

Packets 10 Depart.
LeND0N.
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct 10
Quebec, Hebard, Oct 70
LIVERPOOL
g Washington. Burrows, Oct7
United States, Fisher, Oct l3
South America, Bailey, Oct 10
HAvRE.
Albany, Johnston, Oct 8
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

CPLENDID TABLE CUTLERY.-Just received ~ Tie
late packets several valuable invoices Of highly fnish
Silver Plated and fine Peruvian Steel Table Cutlery with s
ver pearl and ivory handles and with and without forks in rich
and masogany and single SETS For sale very
lowby ID. Z. DELAVAN, No III Maiden Lane. e3 y
Al sIsTARE's EXCHANGE OFFICE, Is W all street
IN geuthers Trust Certi6eatss Of Depose and Bank
Notes-Mobiie and New Orleans Funds-Corporaos Bonds
and money and gold ssd silver bought and sod
o3.le
Z, UPE RIOR sCHUYLKiLL COAL At 81 90 pc, ton-Ths
- subscribers hav. in yard, full supply Of White Ash
Schuylk Csai which they oer TO costomer at the above
prices delivered Of the city the best order
This Coal much superior to Lehgh Cor stoves and warrant
ed 10 make clinker WOODRUFF CO,
ossr No. lie King between Hudson and Greenwich ss
ID L. SMITH \ CO. ,aporters, manufacturers, and
N. Wholesale dealers in Lsehorn, French English and
American Bonnets; French English and Italian Silk Goods
Merino Shaws Merno Cloths Lace Hosiery, Fancy Hak
&C. offer fer sale reasonable u assortment Of the
above kinds Of 0oods TO which the attention Of the counry
merchants Is particularly invited, I7S Pearl ST. os
NA OUssELINE DE LAINEs-R L. SMITH CO.
lV1 offer for sale liberal srms 10 assorted quail
ties, at l7s Pearl street. o3y
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

IvER COMpLAlNT.-S, ermsns Royal Hepatine, will
IL Liver Complaint than any other medicine
ssd the Medcated Lozenge Warshoue o6 Nsssss street.
New York. %
Morning herald., 1839-10-03

AEoRoCCO CAsES.-C Coles, manufacture Of Moroccs
lvl Cases Of every description, Wholesale and retail
order with square, oval and octgon gold settings supers
style Jewellers show fitted mp with tray. shor
notice.
&c. c. beiHg the original and erperlencsd work
Ia the above line in the United States fzttes himself
that beauty durability cheapnes he cannot be suras-
by sny other in the country between John and Fultoa
streess s202w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12
Spain, to capture New Providence.

oPoih, w Snptufc ANS" io''oe"Se.
Accordingly, in about three months we
sailed, the feet consisting Of 6fty-seven
sail, with Spanish Governor, and about
twenty-five hundred Spanish troops on
board Rather larger armament than
when commanded there with only twenty
eight men. We captured New Providence,
aud on the llth day OF May, l7S2, took
possession. We dowsed the British flag,
and hois,ed the Spanish in its place.
One circumstance happened when we
were fitting out our ship, that omitted to
mention. Commodore Gillon set very much
by two masters-mates belonging to the ship,
namely, Mr.. Samuel Foot, Of Salem, and
Wm. Cole, of Marblehead. They both be-
longed to my mess, and while l was on
board a prize, the Commodore fearing they
might leave the ship and go to Salem, had
them both placed on board a Spanish
Guard-ship, until our ship wns ready for
sea. | found means To send them letter,
aud soon got an answer, and | provided
some medicine for the Guards when they
went to pray, as was their custom night
and morning. then hired bum-boa, and
two Spanish negroes, and went with them
aud took my two mess-u,ates out, aud Plac-
ed them on board brig belonging to Mr..
VIM. Grafton, of Salem. The next morn
ing the brig sailed aud they arrived safe
at Salem. The Spanish Captain Of the
Guard-sbip, came on board of our ship, and
told our officers that he was fearful that
they had attempted to swim OIL shore, and
had been destroyed by the sharks. The
Commodore und the officers generally set
much by them, aud this account caused
them much sorrow. Inever let them know
the history of this affair until | got to Phil
adelphia, when it gave them great satisfac-
lion to think they were yet alive. l enter
ed on board the South Carolina frigate in
March 1881, and Mr.. John Evers Of Phila-
delphia, the same day, and we arrived at
Philadelphia the 2s,hof May i1o2, making
fourteen months that served on board the
frigate, and our agreement as volunteers
with the Commodore, was at four pounds
sterling per month, and not as yet settled.
The following is list of the volunteers on
board with me.
Of Salem-Cnpt. Thomas Smith, Capt
John Tylor, Capt. Abraham Feerland, Mr.
Caleb Foot, Mr. Jncob Tucker, Mr.. Samu-
el Williams.
Of Cape Cod-Capt. Jacob Higgens,
Doctor Wing.
o. S~ansey-Mr. Joshua Bowen.
OF GuiIord, Conn-Capt. Ebcn Waters.
Of Marbiehedd-Capt. Joseph Diza-
more, Mr.. Thomas Williams, Mr.. Jonathan
Glover.
of Boston-Copt. Robert Burrell, Mr.
Edward McGro,h.
OfE. Ereenwieh-Capt. Nathaniel Tib-
belts, Mr. Samuel Rice.
of Phiiadeiphia-Capt. John Evern.
OF Prouidenee-Capt. Josiah Arnold.
of Cape Ann-Capt. Elias Elwell.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

Marriage in High Lle.-Tbe London
Correspondent, Of the New York Star gives
the following account Of the marrisee be-
tween the Duke Of wellington's eldest son
and Lady Elizabeth Hay
"On this day week the Duke OF Wei
lington's eldest son was welded to that
beautiful girl, Lady Elizabeth Hay. The
marriage took place in ST. Georges Church.
Hanover Square, and crowds attended TO
see il. When the bride and her attendants
arrived, the people outside cheered her very
much. When the Duke came, and when
he retired, he was most loudly spplauded.
The bridegroom's uncle, Dean Wellesley,
married the happy pair The q VIII OF
The bride is said to have been very audible.
The newly married pair had share ofa de-
j,uner at the Marquis Tweedsle's, 1.-THE
brides father in company With one hun.
dred aud twenty relations aud friends, md
n, 3 o'cl,ck charioied off to Sua,hheldsay,
To honey noos ".
The bridal attire IL SAID tn have oeen
,hus-a dress of Brussels point lace OF
peculiar manufacture, doubled bounced
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

and worn over white satin, very large veil
Of the same sort of maierial--no ornaments
on the neck or in the ears, and q simple
wreath Of orange flowers or her head. The
Marquis of Douro is 80, the bride not 10,
and the Duke of Wellington will be 20 in
few months. The fruits Of this wedding, il
son, will be Earl of Wellington
The bride cake weighed 100 pounds, and
cost 100 guineas." .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

A man without, msney and heart full
Of philanthropy, whose coat is little thread
bare, is Stunned like thief. A man with
a pocket full Of money, and heart foil Of
villany, is coured for his virtues There
is magic in wealth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

Men Of gres, snd shining qualities 90
not always succeed in life. bot the fanh Nc
more in themselves than in others.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

Thus ends the Journal Of Mr.. John Trevett'
and if he has not left an interesting record we
have never read one. The adventures which
he has related are many ofthem matters OF his
tory, as our readers will find by referring TO
"Cooper's Naval History" Some discrepancies
may be found, but no more than may naturally
be expected between the narrative Of compiler
and that of an eyewitness and actor in the scenes.
Mr.. Trevett died in this town in November
1923, at the advanced age Of 76 years. For
four years previous to his death he was totally
blind, having lost his right eye in his unfortu-
nate cruise on board the Trumble, in 1880, and
the sight of the other gradually dimmed and
failed. Many is the yarn which he spun for
the amusement Of his friends drawn from his
personal adventures, an imperfect record oi
which he has left in the foregoing Journal.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-08
8ot>e &BmsrHnbe.

o.-Ote neuei iten 3ettun9en,
pelte bas Qtperppcler padetbppt e5nbe>
per,bence noh 9ie,lsUprf brad)te, batiren
lid, BON 9procn uno QioerpoDl Bis gum
%. bes npri9en Wcnats.
BUR ertBten 3ufrteoenhett Der &oufz
leute irt @n9lanb unb Sranfreih nebmen
lid, bic HrtbIbtloe Der 9eInnfenen Ser.
Staoten 8anf ant.
Dte @efhdfte tn amerifanifhen papte>
ren lteoen felt Der lesten 9bfabrt bes
Dampfbccts Goerpppl fcrtwdbrenb gang
lth barnteper.
Dte 3eituneen ectbpn's he9en betref
Der mutbmoBltden 3ahlun9setnffeaune
ber 8ant Sct, @n9lanb ner1dtebene Mets
nttnger.
Ser Wreis ber rltinbt1hen 8aumwplle
1T lit 9cnbpn 5eit &ur3em tint @ttpas 9es
ltiegelt.
Ger seiesnete8oben ing geras unb bic bon
SeitenTranfreid,s Observation-Disclosures
felt ber Repmbltf fcll piele@n9ldnber gut
slusmanberun9 nad jenemeanbe beweeen.
Turtei.-Diplcmatilhe Brtefe aus
gcnifantincpel bonn 7ten Septem ber }a'
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@eianbteu Der 5@rcemdhte, tpeld,e fiirs.
lid, lfattfanben, blce BON Der uerfhiebes
men Waeinuns betreff Der Mittel CUR
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@onferens niht surildSc9, tpie es fdllhlid,
berthtet tpurte.
Se(terretd,, @roebrittanien uno Sranfs
reid unterSeihueten Su Wten einen Ser
tras, ,pelder Der cttcmaniIhen pfrrte bic
Sntegritdt 9arantirt.
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britten @orreippnoens NIT Mebemet 1li
teben.
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e9ppti(he slrmee i1 &leinaGen ims
mer ibre Steluu9 nod niht perlaBen.
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