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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Addre.. OF the Rheui-h Cities.

On the 2l,h the Deeg ates from the Common
Councils Of the seventeen Rhenish cities assembled
IA Cologne, aud drew up al address TO the King.
IL stated IN it that the constitutional monarchy u.s.
Ia the general opinion Of the public the most sslu
tary form of government for Germany, that, never
theless, much distrust exists respecting the mode
Ia which tor the future the important duties Of the
Government will be fulfilled and respecting the
Interpretation 10 De given 20 the stem proclaimed
by bis Majesty. The address sets forth the tw eye
following points as those which should be at once
conceded, even before the assembling Of the Diet
Transiormson Of the hitherto existing Constitution
Ton tbs oasis II tn representation Of the sates into 10
presentation on the people, freely made BY the people
from their body without regard 20 IN. distinction
Of condition OF class With the lowest possible qaahca,
uoe 10Y tahsuon of inc exercise oil me lianSnse zoe
without qualification of that nsaIe tot candidates Tor
election.
Nth Asedins votes by simple maj ,ty oaa ration
Ia the entire making OF laws aud la all questions relating
The responsibility Of she minister. toward the repre-
The equsiSy Of ali citizen. before the law protection
Of personal freedom involsbiiy OF ones home; per.
sooai freedom and this nyolsbiity OF residence csu only
be limited In Judicial and upon grounds proper
$ Freedom q religion. worship equality Of political
lights for all eitizens without distinction Of religion aud
the total separation OF church sno state
Freedom OF Instruction ard of teaching
eession OF any caution money being necessary. sad
without preventive measures. Press offences to be tried
Unlimited rirht Of petition
The hight to hold public mestDss and to form
TO- Publicity Ia Courts OF Justice snd oral eNsmna.
too, trial BY Jury, and trial by Jary for all politics, Of
tenders
H. ArmBs Of the people with their choice Of their Off
u The dismissal and replacing q judges by Judicial
sentence only.
The address goes on to state that 4 those rights
are guaranteed to the people they will no longer
see any danger in the present untensble compost
ton Of the Prussian Diet. Those rights conceded,
the Diet az is added may deliberate on the new
law OF election. in order that the people may have
true representatives. from whose body the dele
gates TO the German Parliament may be nOmina-
ted. Should u be found necessary, however 10
convene the German Parliament before the estab-
fishing OF the true representation of the people
the delegate To that Parliament ,t is suggested
may be- chosen by the Diet out Of the entire body
OF the people. The petitioners, or more properly
me subscribers OF the address require the mmedl'
ate dismissal OF Count Won Aruim not the ex
Psrisian ambassador OF that Bamel and of Count
Won Schwern from the Kings councils. 'the cessa
ton Of all prosecutions for psym ent OF taxes
chiefly excise onesl and the reduction of imposts
bearing hard on the working classes.
A committee of 10 has been appointed 10 present
the address to the King
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

Extreme dullness p.rvaded Corn Exchange y-stsr
day The few sales effected 10 Wheat a rsduc-
tOn from Ass TUESDAY Of ID Dushel ola and "a per
bushel on new American old Flour not lower, but
the arrival, Offering at % per bol chs4por
Dat. declined al per busnel snd 8eaus % per quarter
There rather demand for Indian Corn but was
readily mel 81 holders aud Tuesdays prices were bATsJ
msintsinsd To-day prices stood unchanged, and very
1tis business pssslng.
Wheat, per 70lbs-Amerean s. 81 Is 90 Canadian %
ais % Flour 28Obs irish extra fine, SIS
ASA. United States per Dbl HssZss Cansdian, Ios I'd
20 Cd Oatmeal English and Scotch per $40 lbs HssIos
Indian Com, per fs0 lbs, Z5s 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
LiyerpooI Cotton Market. March 81

Sale. tails week. 100 Sea Island I'd l4ii 81 stained
DO 81 81, 500 Bowels as. l,520 Mobile, &c. 4.
llJU NewOfle.ns, 81 81 $50 Egyptian, 7f q 40
Dslss
Taken on speculation this year $3.50 bales DO in s7
l5 700; stock ia Liverpool sat- Dec 1897 3636 500 do la
1910, 43 g7O forwarded unc this year 1906 do las,
year. 10 500 decrease VI import this yeas as compared
with Lest f70ts decrsa5e Ia Stock, compared with
year, 13o0U; quantity tsksn for consumption this
year 81 0o do ia ls47 period III 500 increase o
quantity taken l0l c0nsun Ptl0n, 80 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Ie--e Cn--ei

Serious spprehensions were again felt IN several
parts OF Hesss CasseI the people demanded more
tnsn the Elector had already promised. A complete
amnesty for all political criminals confined in the
different prisons and iortresses had been granted
but had not as yet been complied with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

FRIBoEEs, March 26.-A meeting 70 the mum
Der of between 900 ana o 900 persons took place
here to-day. al which many influential individuals
were present, and took part in the proceedings.
The majority pronounced in favor Of arepublic.
The Professor Of the University entered bis protest
against the decision, which was immediately re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
iie-se Darun-tnd dc.

A collision took plsce on the evenins OF the 22d
between tho citizens and the Prussian garrison OF
Navence but no lives were lost 4 permanent
Committee was named on the 23d. consisting of
.aro .itiga,s superior Austrisl. vni,s-, -sad 80
peilr Prussisn officer. for the purpose OF redr 81
Ipe all grievances The patrols OF were IN iuturs
I'd consist of soldiers ana civic guards together
The Laudgrave Of Hesse Homberg has abdi-
Gated in favor OF the Grand Duke Of Hesse Darn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
War between Ra.-la and Germany.

II We are - believe an announcement which ap
reared in TIE Bresl1g Gazette Of the 2lst. = col
hsion between Russis and Germany is imminent
Quarters have been spoken 1t kalish says this
journal for coo Russians and nearly $50 600 Rus
siar troops arc ass lao.tt on tn Polish roater.
Che Morning. P0f ts,s:
The u...- irlilE f.Il-a 'ie elsa. 81 brts.al ISL -
Elssl.a ilrcs TENS e-4.ltcd ihr flse Ltsls. lli
sssgss sss Sssg AgiheniJ, sAss military
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
LIyrrpool Wool lInrket...AP

About OO0 bales Of Wool offered At al,uoa on
ThudAy which brought together very tull a-oniancs
II the trade OF about 500 bales we're Colonial bnd
ice Foreign all VI which soid 81 iul prices 100 bales
Esst india we're offered part withdraw what were
sold a. fully preyious Aos. Of lhs olhrr lo~
Nocs descr ptOas gch in request sG1 fnere
being disposition % purchase the sreasr part "sfs al
Oncs withdraw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

.thees. e,s- dis c1n-ss ffsf 80 81 no. t.-tfj r
,lt.r a. r,..-1a n Pra-s Crsrtorysu ani no otlrt
- r.-ut,.g-d Fru carstion b. me hin. % ffu'
.st-. ...... .,.a b. on .... o. o. "-
80, - .i,.as- fv sucr n.-s-ar- G.ies siu expect
Guusr eonc-ior, CT rather isa s1atien "a ius f''' VI
The Austrian Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Liverpool Provision Market. March 81

There mas b-en but little demand for BUTTER during
Tho psst week ana holders shOg disposition 10 les
stJcs sn1 the approaching ~nen ne~ But
viii W aud. BACON HAND aud LAID are dull
of sale, well Bar sad POAg which Ogly 10 de-
msnd Tor Ship Sgorsk
PKcEs-sseon. sos to 5Os Kss Lard, SOS to j1' Bisd'
ofs oos Beef per srce, sos ~ 3d. PORK per
fierce COS u To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Movements ia Polish Prussin.

Letters from Posen oil the Pa say that the mill
iary had begun 70 act. After the departure Of the
deputation the public jos mad manifested itself In
meetings chiefly al the bazaar and IN the main
streets The authorities however looking upon
this with jealous eye published a prOca mation
at two o clock, in which meetings OF more than i've
people in public after nightiaL were forbidden
This order was enforced 10y a strong show OF troops
which occupied the chief streets, artillery being
placed here aud there ready iOr use If necessary
The reason of these preparations was quite OBJ
scure to the inhabitants, who were not intent on
any sangunary movement and the brutality OF
the soldiers, who killed one man by bayonetlng
him caused feeling of irritation against them.
The matter WAS, however, explained in a Procla'
nation % the Germsus, stating that the prep
irons made were not against them, but that they
were intended 10 protect the Prussisns against any
attempt on the part Of the Poles
PosES- OsrE0wo March %.
The Polish movement Ia the Province is more and
more spreading. In several towns the Prassisn
,oytas k.-. ~ -au~o-e IL Tt.@ e-y ~ " Ntvs me
regeneration Of Poland has been raised at barek,
Wresche and MioslGw, the mails have been
stopped. and travellers arrested. There was great
agitation AZ Peschen. whore the Poles have pro
claimed the kingdom OF Poland They have dis
missed the burgomaster the landrath, aud delivered
the prisoners Ii is true the troops have returned
but the movement is not the less serious. The
Poles wear the Polish cockade. Even In our town
great agitation prevails nevertheless the troops
will act only against plunderers. Tents are being
pitched on the frontier from kslinsch 10 Petsern
for the Russian troops Bresau Gazette 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
ENGLAND.

The letter Of our London Correspondent
in another column, presents ihe prin'iPh ieA'u's'
Ersil.h news. TO which the -esdsr Is reforredl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

King Msxiniiian H. opened the Diet with the
ususi ceremonial ieW minutes before the srri-
val Of the King bis Queen, Marie, appeared a. a
tribune above the throne, ascomP Gnied b. IRe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

The King has appointed Count Amin as BIS
Commissioner At the approaching Diet
This is considered a great mistake on the part Of
his Majesty, and likely 70 be the cause Of renewed
discomfort and Disturbances. Count Arnim " h'
never be able a. preside over that body-the ami
mostly against him ia TOO great Indeed Il sup
posed that be must resign bis otfce as Prime Mn
ister before the session OF the Det commences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Latest from Lembardy and Sardinia.

TgLIN March e5.-Yestsrdsy the revolution Of
Modena was announced, though no. officially. Last
night a general illumination took place here.
At this moment lhsfpast one, p. NJ the rumor
IS spread In the town that the vanguard Of the
Piedmontese troops has crossed the frontiers, hav
log entered the Lombard territory at ten yesterday
morning. The forces were commanded by the
Prince Royal Of Sardinia
a writer from Paris says " The report that
Charles Albert proclaimed OF Italy "a repeated
Bat not ia form ~ give Il fall Authenticity IL q said
that expectation entertained that such
would the u the great powers Of Europe,
IS 6sE tts only mea9s Z preventing the proclamation Of
=. r. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Count Aruim Appointed 10 the Diet.

forth i. mas on ny nv ow- ffo Tl-n9 orc has NJ
peiel a.s 90 act quit safe o. Berlin and snirea
TIE army 10 re convinced o. is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Eaect Of Inc French News nj Rome.

We have letters from Rome OF the sth, which
inform US that the French Revolution had created
great sensation in Rome b1t rather Of curiosity
lhaa Of imitation. There is no doubt the Pontlhcal
Government will recognize the French Republic.
The present Ministry is posed Of Two cardinals,
prsats and five lsymen.
TAe Roman Bank has been besisged durin. sew
eral days by thousands OF persons, the holders o
its notes. Of whom a panic had taken possession
To stop this run. ten OF the richest people Of the
State had engaged to pay daily into the Bank geo
plEstres. The bakers sls0 have come forward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

Dissolved They hsv re1's'i tneir 'rFsrs Of c,re i'
me n v-u eeniiemsn. viii have much confidence 10
your KING a. / have la ny pc pie, Will b Jour true
leader % honor aad freedom
On hif 81 i-stss srss-r being c1m,nani-tt ed
10 the mutitl De It vas hailed With grstei. accla
nation. and AFTER th1lde-ng lurfah every OIL
went quietly smiling . his alar occupation
The new ministry Is; ]. Count AOltse, nance
Bardenagta. Justice Mn1rad. Education =
Tsc1erning Wa, o. Cou1t kDlin. Foreign Al
fairs and :. Lehman ard Hviit without port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
IRELAND.
The Aiming of the People.
The correspondent OF the Sforaiag Chronicle sa

The correspondent o. Tie A7rHIag Chr0nlcie says:
Day By day The syis1ces - easing dsstec-oa srs
becoming apparent refer not ., rumors ~
speeches n excited person. e. tie meet
.oe but 20 facts Will believe well saesrtsinsd b.
c1s peiert Authority lArf- py tinn q tue Working
css.-s iu tns city are armlag Rises, massett pixies,
sEd utlsg have b=ea ollsr-d iu considerable
gGsn e. 10 sccoccanc= h the suggestions VI Toe =
c1bil nswspap-ls Ons wholesale dearr DO those Articles
dec zred that Le Is unable % anpg father ordsfs a.
prsse1L You may cltch7fs boys leaving the
ks;s. marching home With rfes stosfer. such th-
slxely obtain q any hind h4t u instances
b4ieB used cutters h.ys been converted
nfo specie u bay1n-t dsFgsr R gusr mestnss %
ras cia5s take Tor practice 10 tuug. Numbers Of
persons coussglte occasionally Tor df IL enclosed yards
iu obscure streets.
Ih- fact thai pixies being snI'setgrsdin
hers. both H. the m-rop rld b. the ueghboring CouG-
tss Il Issth and kl-sge g 90. i1agsr unknown 70
tie p-s--.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Royal soldiers.

. The London luora,sg Post says that the King
went to Potsdan on the 24th, personally, to pre-
vent an outbreak and refusal OF sobordinstion
among his own guards more than 10000 OF that
body being at present qusrtered at Potsdsm
Their Indignation at the signal defeat they had
suffered during the eyen;fal night OF the 18th TO
the 18th, knew 10 bounds. aud they were deter
mined 10 msrch 10 the capital Immediately after
the Killed both aides had been oGeied Tor the
purpose Of Ievengiug the blood Of their comrades
The unessiness was increased by reports, carefully
and extensively spread that 6is Royal hlshness
the Prince OF Prasss, Was still concealed ia the
neixhbofhood and was ready 70 take the command
of tns insargsns .foops. That whlCh Increased the
danger vi this movement was that rauors mad been
iDdu,trioUsiy circulated OF the Kings Intention to
Weld 70 the wishes IL all parties aod TO discharge
and dissolve the diaeren; IL gments OF horse and
loot guards altogether. The King or bis arrival
AZ Po,sa.m. reviewed aud addressed the guards
his speech IL not published Ia any paper before as,
but this much is known. that he held out near
hope 10 them. that they soon would have 40 oppor'
tunity of fighting for the Germsnc cause 10 ass st
their German brethren in the Duchies OF Sieswick
and Hols,ein- 49,,
The ZeifuHgs.lialls Of Berlin, Of the 2Sih, says
that the King whca 80 P0tsdaIn caused ali the
Officers ia the chateau = appear before him. when
he said
"Ihsvo e.fred thst you SID thlk Of possible reAe
ton In he army earnestly eSs Of TO abandon such
- Nts ~ plsI have done S2c thsI sssl neleo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Hostility to the Prince OF Prussia.

Accounts from Breslau of the 2lst, state that
popular COMMITTEE OF Surety had been appoisted.
A. large puplc meeting at Coblentz on the Esd,
u was resolved that il was strictly necessary that
sufficient guarantees should be given 10 the people
the throne.
Among the signs Of the times the following
facts are worth noticing The inhabitants OF Cob
leniT have Insisted upon the withdrawal Of the
words "Prinz won Preussen" from the paddle boxes
of the handsome steamer which plies between that
city aud Cologne. The name has been replaced by
tho old Germsn colors. People now call it the
German Cocsrde--a0EseH ex ~ eoRdstum. In
numerous German papers patriotic poems aro
Published, with the notification that their appear
snce hitherto was prevented by the censorship
The prince srived 10 London on the Goth ult,
for what purpose is Uot agreed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
Proceedings ia ~chIe.wis.

Before This news reached -chlssSg or the "a
the King OF Prussizs proclamation, IN "nich a
lusi0n il made 10 separate territories inhauteo Dy
Germans gh0 nay visit = BE- reincorPo-hIea mo
the Gsrmanic Confederation had been received
The municipsl council iorth With voted 00y dollars
- arm the CITIZENS and on the 24tn, commission
for eight hundred freocks was sent q Hamburg
The town Nss Illuminated on the night Of me - D.
The deputeti0s y COpeusgen reached Mel on Us
return on the afternoon OF the 251. with the news
Of what rad occurred 30 that Capital Ia tne-coll-s
If the afternoon Provisional Government vas ap-
pointed. consisting of Pn-nce Frederick oil angus
teni,urg Noer Count RevsntiOw, OF Ifeetz M.
Beseler Of SchiesWig ana III. / Schmidt OF hlel,
Ii was proc aimed at midnight. The military joined
the people and the c1mmsDdant placed lou hfe
locks Ct thed.sposa of the Provisional Government
On the morning # the 2ith. detachment =,
troops was sent 70 RensboTg, where they iolbd
the German flag already waving. Al hsnsOofs
Ecker8fende snd Guckstadt Is AZ Mel me Sol
diers Joined the people. AT Atoms on the PAIN
meeting of the citizens held IN me rldlnS scno1''
acknowledged the Provisional Government. In
the morning Of the oath Z Danish courier passed
through 4 toua charged 20 carry first 10 Hanover
and then 20 Berlin request for military assistance
from the King Of Denmark. Not long alter IN en-
vow from Kiel passed through. carrying rom the
Provisional Government an account OF what mas
happened at Kiel, y the Duse Of Augustenbargi at
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Insnrrents Yictorious.

The taking OF the fortress OF hehtpois was
Yesterday effected by Prince Frederick, with great
adroitness and without bOodshed. Early IN the
morning. he left Kiel for Rensborg by an extra
tram. companied by about 300 Lunenburg lsgers
and 30 burghes They arrived at the station at
Rensborg without eDcouutering any obstacle
As soon as the men had LEFT the Railway carnage
the Prince advanced with them upon the main
guard struck his beyonet, and called upon the gar
-isoa 10 surrender This being done the other
troops followed their example. The ian battalion
however. which did not belong % the federal con
tlueent made some resistance. but were soOD over
come and the Prince found himself M possession
Of the fortress and WAS Ia command OF the troops
before the c0mmsudant knew what had happened
The takiag Of Hensborg and the formation OF the
Provisional Government was made known by The
following proclamation:
Men OF Sshleswig- lsein A Provisional iovernmeit
has been termed BY he King Of kel for inc Daehes ~
the head Of which is bis Hgnness Prince Ffeaerck EmA
Won ScEes~ X HOsein SOndsrburg Augusenburs BeIe
lsr aud other Ike minded men. IFS Liglness has JUST
made his entry at the head Of the Lurenoug corps Inc
garrison Of R-nsborg have capitusted % U.s. BY CON
msnd Of his nghness. this intelligence Is communicate 70
me people Of Schleswig stein. All places and districts
are urgently requested send troops 20 Rcntb09g Ti'A
an expedition for the defence Of be country ReEsoors
BY command u the Provisional Government, j. W.
PoNBT, President OF he Assembly March II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22

Nighf ~rcne Ia TipPeru4y.
o. Sunday says tls Neuagh Guardian sigma
hres szel foI every -ni il-sg 0l. Lsshb9lhold.
H4s SIMPLIFYING wiz SsA ssO uis sssIaDA rspaily iae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-22
The Provisional Government Recognized.

1t is said that the UigrE-Danish party completely
govern the King and pablo opinion.
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THE UNION.


II ~
w KenWcky-subject TO the inspection of a Board OF
visi,ers, appointed by the Executvehe Adutun Gene
FACULTY Incorporated with all the powers privileges and
rights IN conorrng literary and honors and grant
uay Of any college in The United States. ''N>'
T. r. Johnson, A NJ. General Superintendent.
w r HOPKINS A NJ JOINT do and Professor of Natu-
W. A. FORBES A M Professor OF Mathematics and Civil
IL wYonE, A. M, Professor of Ancient and Modern
and Political Economy
J. G. BLAINE, A. b., Tutor.
J. K. SWIFT A. Nj Principal Of Preparatory rtment
This institution viii be CAREFULLY preserved from the con-
1i or domination OF any particular sect or patty, either in
The first year has closed with 1876 students The
demc year will hereafter the LIST of Sep
ember, and close the 4h of July with public exami
nation.
and Natural Philosophy in Georgetown College; subse-
queny that of Natural Science and Civil Engineering a,
the Collegiate Institute noticed below.
Mr.. Horxss Ias TOR eIgh. years Professor Of Natural
honorary degree OF Master of Arts.
Mr. FORBES graduated at the Virginia Military Institute
and has been Professor Of Mathematics Tor the last five
years-wo years at the Virginia Military Institute.
Mr.. WYoHE graduated at the University of North Caro-
Of Languages jefferson College, Miss He has testmo
mails besides from Professor Omsted Professor Long, Gen.
Quitman, and other eminent scholars.
Mr.. FORESTER is popular speaker, chase writer, and
for several years a member of the Prsburg bar.
Mr.. graduated NO. IN class OIL and
highest testimonials from eminent TO character
and qualifications.
Mr.. SwIFT is graduate of Yale College, and has been
teaching years with distinguished ability and sue
cess.
Mr.. GAuNr has taught years in the City School OF
Lexington.
Terms Tuition is $50 to $40 per year, ia aduaxce
Boarding is $SO in the country, 500 in town, per year
everything furnished.
The cadets uniform ofblue cloth, So 50 per yard
They are six hours day in school, and two hours on
drill, Tin good weather.)
Educated q Point.
L.
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Transportation or Stores.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

NAVY DETACHMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, May 10, 1913
PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
L the Pacific, VIII be received at this office until 3
O'clock D. M on Friday, the 10th day OF june S48 for h
transportation of 900 barrels moIe les) OF
from the navyyard at Brooklyn, New York; 70 the
port of Monterey coast of North America The
state the price asked barrel without dis
tncton between wet and dry and each barrel Tor two
whiskey, dried apples will be considered barrei
all other packages TO be estimated at the rate of y cubic
OF all casks other than barrels the iths will
be deducted No freight to be taken on board or discharged
on private account any Intermediate port and pri-
mage be allowed Fifteen tairweather working lay
days be allowed each OF the ports OF Brooklyn and
to be made by any navy agent in the United States within
thirty days after producing satisfactory evidence OF the de-
ton be the Brooklyn navyyard by the 10th day OF
June s4s ready to receive her and Il not present
her acceptance the bureau will consider itself at liberty to
offer the freight the next lowest bidder, to make such
may best subserve the public interests
Nav