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a General Quarrel.

budget OF Northern papers from which We e1tra6
pretty freely, enables 10 appreciate the universal dis
cord, which prevails in the Yankee nation The poit
clans at with another; the Generals at
war and the editors at With every body Il IS clear
that furious ieud exists in the Cabinet Washington
There the Blair faction and the Seward faction The
former are openly denouueng the Administration, old
Scott and all bis military plans Old Scott is trying 10
throw on them the responsibility of the late defeat BY
eonfessng himself the greatest coward in the world
and having fought the battle against his Judgment
Blair in the House. very psrtinently replies that if he
speaks true, he should be dismissed unfit command
the army. The elimination and rscrimnAtiOn has
tended to the press and to the mob at the North The
papers call for change in the Cabinet the mob seconds
the demand reported that Lincoln has put down
his foot firmly and sweArs that there shall be no change
The present officials bis selections and however
Incompetent be will stand BY them He despairs Of be-
lag able to 6ud any better This is the account given
BY the Herald which does moderate the rage OF the
SssAAnts Of Cameron and welles the side OF
Scott and Seward the other There is old saying,
in which ~e have great faith; WhsH Rogss' 81.
The only point on which there appears be perfect
unAnmity OF opinion among all classes and conditions Of
the Yankee nation Is sscribing incompeteney and COW
aF1ce the officers oil the lase Grand Army. We DO
lot note an exception aud the whole batch, aa'ss
consigned to iufamy Some ignorant, some drunk,
but more we're dAstards This Is the Yankees own
count Of their heroes 1t accOsds very accurately
Nth our precoaeeved notions. But it is the testimony
Of their own men. Let that not be forgotten.
They call for the dismissal Of these ineOmp'tents and
eo~Ards and the substitution Of great and valan, men
snd accompany the promised reform With threats Of more
than Chinese erOeiy Of what they will DO With the out
sds Barharians We have our opinion Of the sue.
cess Of this experiment There may be great Captains in
iAnksedOm but the evidence is yet wanting Of their eN
istenee.
So far at any rate, the Yankee attempt at fighting is
failure Their army routed it is disorganized and de-
ioraiIed. What IS the probability, that with officers,
untris1 and unknown, the men uho have Just lied Ike
sheep can again be brought to face he cannon VIVA,
sly military men.
But that is matter for the YAnkees-not Us. We
must not relax effort. We act though We had
the most formidable enemy to encounter and augment
our forces and c1erons With every epuse and every
symptom Of weakness Of the foe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

Tax KILLED And The WOUSDED.-We regret to see
that many Of acquainiancss in the counties of Fred
Grck, jefferson aud Berkeley, were either killed or
wounded in the battle OF Bull Run. Our gallant friend,
Alexander Boieler, than whom 4 more ohvalric son
Of the South dOss lot live, served private ia the
company OF bic friend and ueighbor, DR.. v NJ. Butler,
ard vas wounded in the action. Mr. Boteer was one OF
the fs shoulder bis musket when Harpers Ferry was
threatened both ia the Brown invasion and at the COM
mencement OF the present struggle.
The Capt Avs who is killed, the jlor at Charles
town during John Browns imprisonment there; and
Capt g. w. Chambers, Of Harper's Ferry, the man
NGo shot Aaron d. Stephens. Drawer men than both
these never drew sword aud they each rendered ser
vice in MeKieo.- .1ekbWq Yrqiaian.
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Volunteer. and Regulars.

The dscord reported between these two branches Of
the Federal forces has confirmation in paragraph
in the New York Times That pager viifes the Regu,
lars at furious rate and tells what we never knew
before, Of the fate Of the enemys cavalry. They were
the first to a, says the Tnnss,-and they were Regu
lars. Il is supposed Gen. Mcdowell lei with them.
The Time, is usJus to of the Regular Regiments
Tue . Infantry s,rewed.the ground with its dead, and
in consequence of its loss, will be able to make
such another fight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03
,nn,TUONaL FROM EUROPE,

TIE NAILS OF THE GLASGOW AND ARABIA
ENGLISH SPECULATION ON THE WAR IN
ANERICA-QPERATIoN OF TUE MORRILL, IA
RIFF ON ENGLISH COMMERCE. TO CANADA BY
PORTLAND "A BRITISH REPORT OF THE REB-
Ell ARMAMENT AND STRATEGY IN TIE
SOUTH.
A letter from Rome of June 90, in the Ssntinslla
BrsSeidna, says:
The Pope is going fast; he is dying in sleep. The
physician francesca SAM who was lately sent for could
not understand his strange malady. The following,
among other symptoms Shove the utter fasty OF the
assertions made by the French journals that his Holiness
has recovered persistent state Of somnoence; con.
nua pain in the epigssric region sort OF paralyhc
trembling all over the body, but particularly in the
hands cold shiverng fits so severe that he is obliged TO
be wrapped up in blankets great depression OF spirits
and such want of appetite that he swallow nothing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03
cor A O. CEMMINGS.

This gentleman Of Gen JOhnscn's command, with
DIV four hundred Militia, charged upon OF the
Federal batteries Manassas the 2lst July, and tock
IT, The enemy re,Ook it, Col. Cummings took il the
second time but Il was retaken. lie made the third
charge aided BY additional force took the battery anG
retained it. Forty-seyen Of his brave men killed
and ole hundred and twelve wounded One Of the Com
pane had been museredinto service the week previous
aud the others not more than a month.
1t. Col Lee, acting with Col Cummings mortal
Il wounded-A6iHytoR FirginidH
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>. office to Mrs. billiard rich Euglish widow resid-

sys Office to Mrs. billiard, rich EOgsh widow resid
ing at Paris
Z, hesrs Nires and Solar, after lengthy and most ara
matte trial. have been condemned each 70 i've Jeas IN
prisonment and 5000 francs fine. The four Journals
Owned by these conference.-the Constitutional, the
Presse the Pave and the Journal des Chemins dc FER
have been placed under the direction Of gentlemen
named by the Tribunal n. Solar ran away as soon as
he saw there was likely to be . break up, and has not
since been heard Of n hires will appeal, and will make
more obstinate defence in the upper than in the lover
Court Il h, generally thought the Ministry fixed the
Judgment which has been pronounced. hALAKoTF.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

Or Friday morning. the 81 Inst Al Manassas Of wound re
egeI the battle ~ the 18th July Capt JAMES K Lee ofthe
Is Regiment Va volunteers. .-
igaeral viii saks PlAfsr IiFst PFs.byts.a
49, m. friends and family are Invited 70 AIenu
N the vice the tdnerAl dlseonrse
T. tonn vii DC until ~ o'clock sunday eve
- n. a. s.ms place Her friends vii note the change
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

DlED-We deeply regret to learn that Second Lieut..
Willie Preston hangum, Company b. Of the Sixth N. O.
Regiment died. Tuesday, of the injuries received in
the late battle at Manassas Lieut. hangum was son
Of ex Senator Willie P. Mangum, North Carolina, and
was a man Of brilliant promise, and officer OF rare
tact aud ability He only saved from instant death
by bible in bis pocket which broke the force Of the
l.
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YicIorK in NIIssnnrI.

The telegraph brings news OF brilliant triumph in
Missouri, won by General McCuOch over the Hessian
meceuAries We are disposed to credit this report 1t
comes through Governor Harris OF Tennessee, gentle
man Of extreme caution and more apt to understate
than to e1sgserate Southern victory. If /. be
true, We shall never again believe Geographic victory,
unless reported by JEFF Davis.
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no CORREsPoNpENra.

80 LSs-s business rsass % addressed % a. "Etisor Of
ia WY"
A1~s tOrioa on boa sfss u IA pap p~olts
Cd ms Z rue q lag ssandtag, OugA 70 Be knO'OH 70 al
md CiR IN no eass b departed Or Obituary AOtess oSd
'ng stgh hass are charged for az advertisements.
- We cannot undertake rsa rejected eourauaidtioua
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ovTeSEER,s PLACE WANTED.

yHE sabssrber desrous OF getting siaAt on As snaSereh
he had mAny years experience ~ vac
Agssnt Of negroes and 10 able - give sahacioy -
W bis eArasity for As bus!nsss- Nm o. o. oEkLVNI
1zs-a. ostaabis p O., navannA Co.. Va
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The same writer ha, the following:


"The letter carried by Major Wadsworth, with flag
OF truce vas returned unopened the Rebels saying that
instead Of being addressed to The Commander Of the
Forces at Manassas" as it was it should have been ad
dressed to The Commander of the Forces of the Con-
federate States Manassas"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03
THE CAY EnB Bsrin
mi, VA. WINK JJIJy Nsrf thus shows on the msn

The New L an hi, var,
Gentlemen Of New York: You that originated the
war-he unhoy war you that have csolsd 90 many of
cur noble men TO leave their nohss sisters wives and
children, under assurance hat these weak dependents
would be provided for--whcre you nowy The city
authorities have granted relief now stntedy dis.
tributed but the money procured upon the bonds IT,.
sued for the purpose Of aiding the posr will again be
exhausted ant the OF wrecheGness and misery of
the past ten days will be renewed VIII you not hear
the cry Of hunger from those Who by your
men have been lett without their protectorsf HUI
bands sons fathers have COMO 10 fight your ght-the
fight Of Abolition Repablicsns-not the fight of our
country.
Where Is your noble patriotism now Has that great
insult to the American flag made you deaf that you
cannot hear the natural cry Jor brsadi Has the ndg
nation against the rebels made you 50 blind that YOU
cannot see the misery in the public streets! Does the
martial nre burn 80 intsny In your brssss that 1t has
consumed all feeling for the poor deenc ones whose
protectors fight your battlesg
Gentlemen, you Of the Tongue and Pen Brigade, We
viii try to awaken in ysu some generosity for the help
less women and children who will continue to cry for aid
We who hate this war-we who believe tha. the fanatics
who originated it will stand secuted before Heaven and
man. and that history will hand them down the blood
hends OF the nineteenth century-w yet not be back.
ward when relief for the families Of brave volunteers
% needed. We will subscribe Ave hundred dollars TO-
wards their relief II you, too, among you, will subscribe
Any sum sufficient TO relieve the necessities of those
whom you have entleed into the war by aso promises
z,UivE's OPINION OF SOUTHERN YIdnrnG
One Of the Lincoln soldiers who left Virgina's shore
On Sunday night week. TO to It no more on being
'sked II be still thought the Southsrne couldn't fight
answered mo, sir they don't fight I've seen fighting
Europe In Mexico and In the United States bu. new
" saw any fighting like that of the rebels They don't
Just come down ike all h- upon you Talk
bout suoduing them You might as well pus h-I in
larness and attempt to run against that"
"THf BLACK HORSE clyILRYn
Was the terror Of the Yankees in their flight from the
eld OF Manassas. One Of their surgeons on his arrival
Washington, gave graphic and thrilling description
II his orn hairbreadth escape and that Of bis DYING
ompanons. II looked back" said he, "snd The sigtt
Ias terrible to behold. thousand Of The Black Horse
roope we're upon our rereatIng forces cutting them
P most frghtuly Head, and arms fell about 10 eysry
Erection like aoorns from trees. On, on they came TO-
'rda u With fearful rspdlty and thought my time
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lIARRIE ID,
DIED,

Juy lsG 10 Isle Of wight County, by Rev Mr.. Donop
ARCaI. n GwArHHEY aai ANNIE A. BINFORO.
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EIYinr Omcers.

The correspondent of the New York Tribune by way
of exposing the herOsm of the officers OF the Grand
Armv tells how sundry of them arrested in their
ght by civilians, who pat their reVOlvers at the
breasts of the running officers and forced them to give
up their swords"
We hope We shall not be blamed hereafter Il we do not
regard all Yankee officers fre-ssters
The same paper says:
"Our disaster, Sunday, is ascr5sd to Col Dixon Ii.
Niles, Who commanded the reserve. The evidence OF
his drunkenness is overwhelming. his command has
been taken hOm him"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

Tux RECALL OF Mr. BURLrSGANE.-AoyENESrs oy OUR
FOREIGN AGESTs-WHES THE CoSFEDERATE CONNIE
sIoSKEs PRoPosS TO COMMENCE THEIR GRAND roUk.-
The PRICE OF FIREARMS &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

FB0A BALTIMORE.
The Sun Of Monday has the ollnwing under the eaF'
ton
PASSAGE oF TROOPS THROUGH BALTIMORE.
The past week has shown good deal Of activity 10
the movements of troops TO and from Washington,
and o,hsp nainis IT, r~ii~-;~e have reached Wsst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03
THE AMERICAN REBELLION!
British Reports from the Seat OF War I'm the
SonIh.

REBEL ENTHUSIASM IN AND AROUND RIchNoSD-rHr AR
MANKNr oF THE DIsLoYAL srArAs-HoPEs or REcoG'
MILTON FROM ENGLAND AND FRANcE-wHr HAMPERS
FkRRY WAS 'HvLCUATkD.
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Spm @afbinatom.

@aibin8tOn8 g.. Sept, Die 8efefti.
9un9en Der Nebs(len ouf Munlon8 Sid, unqe.
|fabr + Wetlen BON 8eileY'8 Rreu3pes Ibetnen
~uClsnpet gu iejn, Sci gsnnueter geOba6tune
mar beute 9tidts Su le9en ais @ruppen, uel6e
anlere pOlitiUnen In NueeniAein nabmen. Die
Saar3en erfrefen lh BIG inuerbol6 $50 gJaros
BON Der 2ees6urg Gurnpife. Gine masfirte 8ats
terie TT bel getlsY's 6ou8 un9efdbr 100 gorbs
pieleit0 Der Shan3en errthtet.
Nnt Sonntag mar an pieler Seite NQes rabtq,
ieOp6 beute MOr9eu e~rGfueten Bic Gpnf6bertrten
aus ibren p9rbUrgenen 8atterieen elm Seuer auf
nniere 9iquetz2a9er BET 8eile9'S Rreu3tpeg. 33pfi
i6rer Bpmtelt waren gu idpaA, cine brittle 1itq
abtr bic 66pfe Der ~llnlrteen btnpee. Bum Oant
warfsr li6 einige 9iqaet6 inlerer @barfl6asen
Dor unp tppteten meBrere Nebeasn. Inter ben
SeInAern in Camp 8rilaY b~efanoen Ib Ssaceb
Rte9el, &anfnraan aus PHILADELPHIA ttno $. @.
eetAleurtn9, Elm MttgIteo Der 9egtslatur BON
p9tlapelpbia.
@pup. Curtin bon @ennpiYanten Sbera Gts
.ospi1 3. gall unp SO0n Wrt99t famen beute
bier an, UNI Der 9ennYIy, Geierpe unter General
McSaQ cine 8a9ne pom Der @tnctnnatus .GjeleQ-
Ii4aft gu iiberretfen. Die Gerempnie miro NOR
gen INN IL u6r ltattfinben.
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0aittn8tOn, 9. Sept. Sd fam ST.
men tntereiante gtn5elnbeiten 8etrefs Der gOr-
idlage mtttbetlen, pel9e @artbalDt Suut @tntritt
tn Die Arntee semadt wprpen fno. gpr un9e=
Tdbr 3wet Monaten ibrteb unler GDnIul 1T Sc
nua it6er unlere natiOnolen @trren an CART
balpl. Oisler {a8te in @ieiner antpOrt, Dag er
t4 5tpor na@ 3uraf9e5ogenteit Ie4ne, jepp9,
psnn Die Beiltge SADIE Der GotfabtrrlGaft unp
Der 6rei9ett, mel6e in Der gan3en gGelt pielelbe
Jet, ietne unterltisun8 fCrpere, ~jeOer3eit bereit let,
letne lan99ebegten 9pfnun9en ouf 9iube ouf31s
8eben. Gr BAT ben @OnIul, unlerer Geateruna
feline tnni8lte Gbeilnabme an pteler Stunpe Ser
0efaDr au83upritden.
Oiee GprreipOnDeil3 wurbe Dem Staat8Iefre-
tar 8ngeIdidt, ipeIher (e Gem YrGlpenten nit
t1eiIte. Oieler mics 6rn. &emarp lofprt an,
0aribaloi i'll ieinem Namen Die Gtellun9 zines
General Majols in Der amerifnutlNen Nrnree
an5ubteteu, peun er fA entlGlteBfn lollte, f6 an
anlerem 9rpBen Sample gu betbeiltget.
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rteSensausG6teu

@a6renb bic SegIfpni1en paS Golf BON Mta-
rglanO aufOrbern, l4 nit tbnen in Dem Sdrs.
mad Sriepen 3n S~eretnt9en, B. :. ben GOnf5Oe,
rirten 2lleS gu eeben, mas fe perlan8en, geber
anbere Staten loren 0atrtotismuS fnnO, inoen
fe gu 6aulenOen Der Gabne ibre5 beDrO9ten ga.
terIaupea sultr6rueu, Die 8ruppenan3aBl, mel.
de in 0erl6iepenen Staaten bereit 1T, mad bent
Rrte9slAauplaB ob3use6en, betduft li9 auf ~
10000 Wtann bon 0enniplpanten, 5000 W,
BON New<Ssrieq, 10000 81. pom 0ewsg Jort
$4,000 81: BON WtaliaAnlettS, 5000 BON @Ons
n%stttcut, 5000 BON SermOnt, 5000 BON a6uot
SslanO, 5000 BON 9letp Sampl6ire, 5000 spr
Matne, 5000 BON Mid!9an, i'm @ansen auI
10000 Mann, -
geenn Dem gOlfe BON Marg(ano nun 10 ie6,
Oaran liegt, paB pieie 3ruppen auf un1eren
0runD unO 8pbn BON Hebelen empfan9en ppr
Den, 70 mag es bte Se3e1iun8fubrer IN tbrrl
GrteoeHsbetreban9en untertHBen nnb mir tper
oen balo Gle Sdreden Deg &riegeS Dor unIers
eteenen 36ire babeft.
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@uropGti9e Scacbrt6ten.
0emtIAlanb.

8apen, II. au8. Die l1nterIu6uneaat
ten iiber S6tar 8eder unb lsin gerbreAfn lfnD
nun 8eialUlien unp eefern an ben Staatsanrpalt
pes 9ofgfrihtS bes Mittelrbetntreilea in beTen
Ra9on Die Stapt 8apen 9eb6rt, ein3elanpt tr0rs
ben, Dieter le9t iie nit Ietnem Nntrue Der Mn-
Flagetammer pOr, BON wel6er Die Gerwetluna Dor
Die 9elawornen gu eel9eben bat, Die Gprun,
tsrltHun9 9elfab unter Der Qniautptguus pes
ppaenoeten WOroDerIud)e5 unp oamit zines bod
perrat9ertiGen Slnerifss auf Die peutlAe 9 II II :
beS<@ erfamn9( q g5 lebt nun pabtn,
Oh Der Staat8-Qnpal leiue NntIase e6sn 70 tel
len ttnp fcrnuliren pper aber lid mir auf bic
Nntlage tpeeen NeS ppllenpsten Mprbperlu6es be>
idranfen pirp, gp1 pielen Setten eldubt man
rtllr pa6 2ebtere annebmen gu pitrfsn uno omar
% metr, al8 8eder In letnen NeuBeruneen
N0e5 auf6tetet, Tim audi unter Der Qntlagf Des
6CAoerrat96 pOr Die N1iilen geltelt 3u perben,
unb lt@ iGon wSrtliN oabtn 4eaubers bat, er
ippQe lteber auf DEM S@nfOt, ais i'm 3u6t9aus
iterben.
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Ee;eBr0pDticDe OIacDrlcDfeu.
'ert9tet fIr ben Baltimore BREEDER.
0ampfer 0Ifrica bel Gape 8ace.

New~@Urf, 8, Sept, Der Dampfer Of
RIGA palfrte Gap STAGE beute Wtprsen nit Nad,-
riGteu bon 9iperppOl bonn /. b, 81. Der Baum
polen-S erfanf belief it6 Die @oGe auf 10000
galen,
Sie Neaisftiteu Der ,Mfrica",
Die pNfrica" bat $4,000 in Sob fir Netp>
gprt an 8pro. - Der Dampfer europa" mar
tn liverpool an9efcmmen.
Der QcnpOn u0lpbe" iast, DAP bic Nrmee in
CANADA I'm $4,000 @fann Yerltarft werpen fol-.
Die uGims6" brdu9t Die Negierung, Die 8aum>
wplerultur in SnOtet gu beben unp erpartet, paB
pie ReSterung tetn Spfsr lparen miro, UNI bic
WC9lFabrt bes Qanpes unD pte Grtfen3 pon Nftl=
lipnen SIT li4ern.
Die &6nt9tn III na@ 8almpra( abaereist.
NaGridten aus QGelt.Snpten, In @nalanp ant.
9ehpmmen, lagen, paB Der 9irat Sumter pter,ta
SAife 9enpmmen uap in pen @runp setp6rt
Babe,
Der &ailer NaPOlten tpar mad 8lanitp ab-
segan9en.
Die Staten Der 8anf BON England linp auf 4
pct. reDu3irt tpprDen.
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pOrpet iet. Der GapttSn lu9t, OuB er spei
NSoden lang Ser9e6li4 raA Der Sarte Jtebeeca,
Gapt. S. o.. Bennett, ST., 9etren3t babe.
Der Courier BON s.. la9t DAP Die gauge GiIte
BON st. NuguIttne blpftrt 1T unp bertGtet, DAP
Inebrere S6ife nit &afee, Eridten &c. Gelabea,
tlrter beftt0em 6eter bic Blctaoe onr9trpden
6ate,
6ru6 ba /. Gtne Wlprinpren Jrau l6reibt
an etne 0reunotn I~oIgenpes yW69reno SIR POM
AgoroeH lno Sioe1 chamber tODtl1ieBt, teS6lfern
mir In @alt Qnfe GitY unIer Qanp, ME e8 bic
9eili9eu oOrlGreiten. Gtner infer Qeltefen
lptrDe IN elmer UUhe Sater BON 9 &inOern."
Ser uSa9annaD Nepubltcan" ipetB
lftnen Sci fern nt6t8 8efIeres auf3utiiAen, als baB
Die untpnetruppen perpunpete Nebelen ~lecenDig
te9raben. Warum er3a9lt CT ntdt glet6, nAB
rtr ie lGlodten uuD 31 Nrmeeratipnen beripen=
ben ! $3t &anntbalen bat une Der vNepnblican"
Ian9it gernadt, uno BON pa Biz aur Meninenfref=
ferret 1T ia aur Elm SNrttt
CINE Qeimatb fur ole pom Sflapeu-
S1tfren ipe99eilortmetea S9par3en. Der
ODupeyueltr ppn 6~trnanro go lit ron Der lpant=
idea 9eglerung ermG9ti9t poroer, cine gsipilie
Nn5aGl GflaSeu, welGe BON Ser, Ct. &rtegol6jf
fen Osn Stlapenr6 dnplern abgenomnen wsrpen,
auf otele Smell auf3unebmen. Qae S6tparen,
pelGe aui piele Wetle auf Die Snlel getraNt
~perpen ioaen, iin0 fret. Gs pirp tbnen bort Sc
le8enbeit 9e9eben, l6 3u cipiltlren. 8lo9gen-
81 ftcter Snr1an bat Dtelen 0orlAIag Der y. ct.
Ns8terun9 pOr9ele9t.
Die Uniform nrbteNrmeefran ~
fenw0rtertnnnen. Otelelbe telte9t lit
elr1en1 bellbraunea fur8en &letpe, ~tptabens D6ne
Hetfr6de, petten Nermeln, pelde an Den 6anp-
9elenten IfltliBen, petten, an Den &nD4eln guiana
men9e5o9etert, 0oIen I1par3em but nit 1hlpar<
gen 6eocrn uno Marpccp=S tteel2en.
Norpz@ arOltna Npten. Inter Der
Seute BON 6attera8 Snlet b~efanDen lA me6rere
NCrp@&arpltna -Noten. j3pet purpen mad Nefp-
yOrf 9elanpt, etne fir So, cine nnbere fir %
cts. Grltera 3ablGar eth Sa9r mad Datum.
Olf Notsn lino NIT griiner 8arbe ouf Manilla
paPtfr 9forttdt uno Iebr IAtedt a,tsgefi6rt. Quf
Den 20 ets. ~9fpten lit pas Wprt Carolina ga
fol1a" 9eprldt. Wtan lNeint In NorD. Carolina
np6H beoeuteno t. Der eplen Oruderfunlt suritd
3a lein.
Bon Canada. MtneralretASs
I y II M. Der Wfineralrei9t6um @anapa'e, mo-
pom IN Lester 3eit itpn 70 pisl beridtet purpe,
1T 0urA @ntpedun9 neuer &upferminen in benz
8ownIbip N5cCt, BET QennprptIe in llnter. Ga
napn, auf'S tln3peifelbaftelte tetrabrt pUrpen.
Die aufgefunpenen Nbern Gfnp Elm unD etnen
balben 3oa bid uno lie9en muir bier SUP auseinz
amber. Sir Wiliam 2ogan, Der lsbtbin Die Mt=
nen beluAte, bertGtet auBert elntt9 iiter Die
Sualitat unp 9uantitat pes Wetaaes. 8pr
Der 5ano Itno nur weni9e Nrbeiter bort beIAGf
ti9t une ca. 40 SAP Supper linO gu Sage BE
lHrpsrt wproen. Oas Mletal beliBt DteIelbe Site
ME oas aus Den berubmten NctOn &upferminen
Auf pielen 6arnifn in Der unnttte(baren N6he
pom NScot 1T e~benfals Supper s~sfunpen pOrpen
nnp baben bic Gtgentbumsr ~terielten bas 9anb
aif profitable gBetle perrentet.
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ogtnen anberen babe t6 3uriidbebdlten, iiut
tin aI6 2OOtIsn In bteIen @epdlern 3u benasen,
pann ietne Dtenits erfOrOerlt6 fetn ioIten. gln9
BEN legten gfaGriGten fnO 10 N~estmenter aus
gir9tnten 3ar Gerttetptgung BEG Staates 3uritde
9erufen.
oDie na6e an Der Suite ppGnenben @e3e0ipz
nilteh p~erlaifen lire 6Galer, ltm I'M Sn1ern
S4ub 3u illden, Die armeren &lafen tpartea
auf l1ntertasung, nm T@ ofen fir Die Sn6e
Der linton gu b~efennen, Sn 0albingtcn, 81. g.,
ipuroe am p. 81. cine Geriaumlung ~berufen,
UNI 2 Wetlen unterbal6 Der @tebt einen Nunft
am STUFF at befelftaen." 81
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Walbln9tpn, 8. Sept. SIM 9a9er BON
Oberlt gpnn9'a 3e9tmeut, t&entufp GapaQerie,
l6aB am Scnnta8 Diittag Gin @emeiner, Sem
oerlol, Den SOtbaten gBalter, aIs oieIar f6 eben
auf Y0lten %btfanO. Serg, So1epb $. 8aYiOn
enttrafnete oen MSroer unp nabm lb iOfurt be8
Serlpnnoeten an, welGfr fA iebt bter i'm 6ospi
tai bsfnpet. Die 8t9el orans BET Balter nnter
DEM redten Sbr Elm unp blieb In Der unteren
&tnn(aoe lteden. IS 1T feline 6Dfnung fir Ietue
Observation-Disclosures porbanDen,