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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12

Orycy oY THE Board oP ExoisH, No Is Centres y
rINO THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF the City OF
NewYmt-1bc Board Of Excise OF this City viii hod'he
ieh and s meeting OF he year the ID day OF sep
ember 1861 City Hall Of this CITY al 10 oeoeis IN In
the Court Room Ps No u Of the Common Peas' Tor the pnr
pose OF granting Licenses
Petition, Will BE- received auy time during bg'ines, h'u N
the Offices Of the Conui,soneI Nos Chsuberss, q, ant IL
Coutre.L-August TO- lG6l. WM JAY HAshHIr
President OF the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12

u O0n TWILL pay 500 or 500 to any ono
ID SNUJ. that Gets me an APPOINTMENT such a. IN 9
Public Store Navy Yard Is good Carpenter Address Ia
confidence, G. C., No. 265 Avenue n.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12
WGnt5.

WANTED--By a Young Lady, situation,
w either A. ASSISTANT TEACHER In SCHOOL, or s'
VISITING or ASSISTANT GOV IERSESS In FAMILY, OF
COMPANION INVALID for all OF winch she Is ~si
aualifed would object 10 partially supeyisng the
household affairs good references Address l. C. H. Brooklyn
po.t-O
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12
GO Get.
miscellaneous.

DRUSHES.-A large assortment of HORSE,
ID SHOE HAIR, CLOTH, and other BRUSHES, for Army
use for by JNo. O. McMURRAY Co.. No 2'7 PesIist
nYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, and kindred
diseases eectuslly cured by daily using DAVIS FRVA
LENTA CRACKERS No drugs required Made only by eaac
9IQ circnlnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-12
Uot! Hotler!. Hottest.!.

THE DOG sTAn RAG Es.-rhe pours food Of bum
ne Isys Music poats It's melting straia ana ihe re
sweating every pouIng INTO NOS apo
slip 20 purchase lCE-plTCHERS Of tUCItS hAhi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

tree resulted in gratifying success. The tree has
been grown by him fifteen miles north Of Baltimore.
The seeds were planted in rows alternately with
peach-stones, and while the cold of las, Winter
destroyed the latter the cotton shrubs fourished
unhuri. Mr. Kendall is sanguine Of it's success al
the North, that he yentures upon this prophecy:
The period is not very remote when hedges, moot
efficient as fences shall yield annual dividends OF
superior cotton; ornamental trees blending the useful
with the beautiful shall repay en-fold their costand
culture; when the rugged 6ights Of the Hudson the
plains Of New.Jeney, the fertile valleys OF the Key
stone State and the undulating praires Of the great
West, shall CLEAN in the sunlight, white az the
Winter drift. With generous pnds Ct Democratic
Cotton,
At the conclusion Of his lectsre, Mr. Kendall
exhibited specimens Of Sea Island and ordinary Up
land cotton, as well as Of the Gillian Perennial tree.
cOton-not at oil, we thought, TO the disadvantage of
the latter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
THE OPERA.

The singers arc birds Of passage thit year Of ware
dscordsnce. They take ne on the flight, however,
and we do not sorrow az they who have no hope.
The little joker will disappear from Irving place,
and tomorrow night the Muses will drop 10 again
and make themselves or much at home as circum-
stances will allow. The cavalcades in Central Park
and the throngs in black and red on Broadway,
in these golden October days, proclaim again that
Art IL Eternal Tie theaters are full whenever they
make themselves agreeable, and ruined men have
bard scrapng 70 get up tolerable despair. The ex.
peetation Of great battle makes no difference.
What ministry should Art fulfill il not 70 sustain enc
under the rude shocks Of life And Il the case
pressee and Gen. Beauregard comes up 70 the Hud-
son, where and how could bulletins Of his approach
be read with more effect than TO brilliant audience
OF the Academy pattern Mr.. Ullman is fright
ened too soon. Perhaps he is making Bull Run in
the very hour Of victory. At all events, our cup
plies Of Art will be as limited this season an the
Rebels supplies Of leather, unless we can give him
confidence and the prestige Of short and decisive
engagement. We therefore call upon musical cir
ces to stand by their guns and TO rally around the
standard which has waved goriously in past cam
paigns OF the Academy Of Music. "n Balo in
Msschera' will be performed tomorrow night.
Mics Kellogg and Miss Huxley will both sing, and
this will be the touching occasion Of Mr.. Brig
nohs last appearance but one, owing 10 the dis
turbed state Of the Union. In benefit Of Mr.. I'LL
man some sacrifices shonld be made. His services
in the cause of Art in America have been 90
numerous and distinguished that it would preclude
much other interesting matter to recount them.
Where he has erred it has been through an enthusi
asm too high and msgnanimous. If he has shared
the fate Of all other opera managers, the public still
know where to find him in happy emergency. We
believe fair womans fingers, released from the bind
ing care Of Havelocks, viii nimbly weave garlandi
for QUE who has shown them to SO much adyantag,
in other days. The very best way, however, o
looking at the whole case for all those who are in
terested in the sustenance Of q most refined enjoy
ment il to face the fact that unless we work hare
for Mr.. Ullman now, we shall perhaps get no mor'
opera at ALL because be will have to bury himself il
some European solitude, and live almost exclusively
on membranes OF bright past, when the Academ!
was crowded with the elite of the city, and even tn
stockholders seats were full.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

The shipment of cotton from Liverpool to the
United States amounted during the four last months
TO 3,703 bales, of which the whole were American
except 32l bales OF East India. The principal por-
ton was conveyed in steamers. -,
The poll for the election Of Lord Mayor will close
on Saturday, and the official result will be out on
Tuesday next.
The Earle of Eglnton has had an apOplectic
attack.
The Duke of Argyle has succeeded Lord Stanly OF
Aderly, the last Minister in attendance upon her
Majesty.
There is to be a rifle match between the best shot
Of Scotland and France. Mr.. Ed. Ross is the cham
gion for Scotland
The Dublin EUeRiAg Post reiterates the assertion
that agents Of the American Government are IN Ire
land looking for recruits but il unable to say how
far they have succeeded, but thinks they have met
with little encouragement.
TIE contest for Lord Msyoralty Of London termi-
mated in the withdrawal of Sir Henry Muggrldge.
The present Mayor, Cubitt, will consequently be
elected.
Official returns chow that the imports Of wheat
and -four, during tie eight months ending with
August reached 20 the value Of twenty millions
sterling against seven millions sterling TO the same
time last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

LIYcoLS's KENTUCKY RELArvEs.-The Hardin
Helm, who is reported moving down Green river,
with force of from two to four thousand rebels,
son of Ex-Governor John s. Helm late President Oh
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. This Har-
dns wife is half sister of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Lincoln has a full brother, DR.. George H. O'
Todd at Richmond, who had the honor OF beng
TAILOR to Old Abes soldiers captured at Bull Kun
Mrs. Lincoln has also brother, Samuel Todd, VINO
is lieutenant in the rebel army in Virginia she na'
also a half brother, Alexander, who is now IN 'os
South, also fighting for his rights" Two bali ss'
ters of Mrs. Lincoln are married to Southern gentle
men, also Secessicnists. The younger part o, 'n'
family until within year past resided ION their iafm'
FIVE miles from this place.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

We might properly devote more than few lines
to M Charles Fishers acting Of this part which lf
very picturesque, and Las the traces OF scholarship
and the finest artistic feeling. Not to dim the luster
of Mr.. Lester Wallaeks buttons, not to dePreciaie
the charming manner Of Mrs.. Hoey, not to breathe
syllable to the wounding Of Mics Henrquess young
and joyous heart, we may say that MI. Fisher car
RED off the honor. The company is admirable. and
We will give il wholesale praise for this entertain
ment, which viii probably continue foI several
weeks.
Nj. stoepel Lac composed and arranged excellent
music for the piece. A Lester Wallack Polka" is
played between acts. No young lady's portfolio il
complete without Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

WIYTER GARDEE.--Mr. Charles Walootr fayorte
impenonaton Of Lavater is received A. this theater
with favor, and will be repeated tonight mill
tary drama on Napoleon also gets applause.
On Monday next, we understand, Mr.. j. s. Clarke,
whose previous appearances have been attended
with quite furore, will appear in tho exciting
drama of "The Octoroon," which viii be revived
with strong cast. 1t may be remembered that
earnest efforts were made by Mr.. Boucicault to
secure Mr.. Clarke for the performance Of the part
Of Salem Scudder in England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
(OTTON-GRoWING At THE NORTH
A LECTURE BY R. G. KENDALL.


Last evening at Cooper Institute Mr.. r. c. Ken.
dali Of Maryland ectured on the origin habits cul-
tuIe and profits Of the perennial cottontree Of Peru
In view Of the peculiar state Of public affairs il was
NO: professionally expected that large audience
would hsve assembled, but although the lecture did
not begin until o'clock, the attendance was not nu
InerOus. OF Mr.. Kendalls experience with the
Gossypium Ar6Oriam of Peru we have already
published an account, 50 that il will hardly be
necessary to reeaptuate except in brief. Several
years ago, when an employee in the United States
Patent Office, Mr.. Kendall was called TO the ar
nngement Of an estate in Chili, and while riding
along the banks of the Chipura iiyer, sudden turn
IN the road brought him in full sight OF the peren-
NAL eoston-trse, which he thus Describes:
Icame suddenly into full view Of AM object some
two hundred yards distant which presents the most
sAagnifcent spectacle bad ever seen--.S perfect
cope, or pyramid 0f pure, brilliant snow, elevated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
TIE NORTH AMERICAN AT FATHER POINT
The Shipment Of Cotton to thu
United States.
EnlistmentS for the Union in Ireland
MONETARY CRISIS In FRANCE
ITALIAN ulTIuA1UM ON TIE ROMsa QUESTION,
FArnrn Po1nr. Tue,d.y. oct. IS. lasl

FATHER POM, Tuesday, Oct. 49, 1851
The Canadian COmpany's screw steamship North
American, which sailed from Liverpool at a. m. on
the 3d. and Londonderry the afternoon of Friday,
the 4th inst passed this point a. o'clock this after
noon en- route to Quebec. She has IS cabin and 1903
seerage passengers and has experienced strong west
erly winde the whole passage.
Ii is stated that Lord Monck is not among the pas
sengers by the North American.
The steamship North Briton, from Quebec, arrived
at Liverpool on the Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

INJUNCTION on THE NEwTows RAILRoaD'ao &c.
Temporary injunction granted yesterday .,,osS Com
psny from continuing to lay their track. IN bIafs s
The order was granted the application 81 ne
based that the resolution Of INC "a
Council granting permission to lay the Iseh was
was not authorized by act Of the Legisstue n,
KISGs County CIRCUIT CALFsoAR, oss' =, 10 =,
Mo-. ST. So So 60 81 g. So TO- H. r. 49, ~ w. ." w. 90
a2 a. as 2, ~. 90 ~ 40.
a, 10 "a as se a. 49, az, SO, 81, IS, 50, 81, o. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
FRANCE.

Political news is unimportant.
PARIS, Oct. 2-The Bourse is very much agitated.
Rentes have declined, closing at 6Sf.25c.
Private letters from Paris say that the Bank OK
France will probably coon be compelled TO advance
discount beyond the per cent recently established
The rate OF Exchange continues strongly in favor OF
England, and bills on London were in great demand:
notice that the price Of bread would be increased
centimes had produced bad impression, and added
TO the dependency Of the Bourse.
A report was circulated in London that the Bank
of France had applied TO the Bank of England for q
loan Of 60 coo, 900 on French Rentes, other
rites. The London Times points out that the
sounder course would be TO raise the rate Of discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
mVEUD.

MADpEN-on Tuesday, Oct. IS, Anna L., wife Of ~ ''
Madden. a.. L.. =, hsr husband,
No IS0 West Thirty street at O'CLOCK ID 49,
dsy Her remains viii be taken 10 Penn fsn i'' iA'
penn Yam and Geneva papers please notice. -. NJ
WRI0HT-in Brooklyn, on Tuetdsy Oct 10, Oeoise, IA
Wright of scarlet fever, sged IL years, Smon'h' a
days , - his hsnersl
on "Wednesday Oct "a, at O'Clock p. M ffem bis isA'''
resldence No. 30 s lnds street.
Peek.kill pApers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
ITALY,

Reports are current that kcasoli has sent an ulti,
matum to the Papal Government as a settlement Oh
the Roman question.
The Turin OpinioRe Gays demonstration by the
Neapoltans in favor Of a speedy settlement Of the
Roman question was expected on the I'd, but mono
took place.
The official journal of Rome announces sundry d.
plomatic appointments, including N. OR. CHG TO
Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
SPAIN,

II ia asserted that O'Donnell continued to oppose
common action with France and England IN the
affair of Mexico He thinks it derogatory to the
dignity of Spain not to act alone.
The Paris Patrie says negotiations between the
three Governments have not been interrupted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

GERMAN UEIos LEAGUE.-The Executive Com
ttse Of this body held meeting last evening Pythagoras
Hall H. H. Wilhelm, esq, In the chair. The nomius,op
evening given to discussing tho subject Of uniting with
other Organizations whethsr BY local or general delegates
Uona.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

ThetoA stock Of Cotton In port at Liverpool 10 estnaedu
7I3C0O bales which 49 OF American dcseIp
lions.
BEKApsruYYsThe BTesdiuf market steady and sener:
sly unchanged Corn hos upward tendency mixed quoted
PRoyIsloSs-The provision market ruled dull.
LoSpoN MONEY MARKET-FUnds on the "a opened wits
conued depression subsequently rallied and closed mr.
al Sill h advance. In the discount market best bills continued
IA h. taken AT but Increased demand at the
Bank England preparation for the payments OF tho ih
Consols closed Fridiy at s2S ass for Money.
The weekly return Of the Bank England shows decrease
In hnllion of 4 NJ 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
And We haye. 20

NH.Du 1t u tIo ptT dCTc,
In this estimate, have considered the interest
land, cost of fertilizers teams, and implements as
being the same North and South, and given the
yield of the perennial cotton at it's lowest rate but
as know the tree 10 be capable of producing 1900
pounds per acre and as il can just as well be grown
in lawns, by the wayside, and divers hooks and
corners, where 1t would not materially interfere
with other crops or farm occupations, we might
safely add fifty per cent TO the credit side of cotton
grown by free labor in the Middle States.
AT the South the everlasting complaint IL the in
sufficiency Of plantation help, while in the Free
States labor is always abundant, and prOcurable at
reasonable rates. Besides from my own observa-
ton and all the information have been abb, 10 OBJ
TAIN the perennial cotton is never liable 10 damages
by vcisitudes Of weather. or destruction by numer.
ous pests 80 inimical to the herbaceous plant
Mr. kendaus experiments in growing the cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
TURKEY.

Advices from Montenegro state that the Prince
was nsino his influence 10 restrain the mpetuosiy OF
the people aud prevent their assuming the offensive.
that Europe might see that the Turks, and noS
Montenegrins, were the aggressors
Omar Pasha remained NJ Gstzkee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

JrvxppooL C0rros MARKEr.The sales Of Cotton foI the
vssk foot up o. bales The market is upward Win an
advance of ID T. 10 The ,ses to spectators have 5een -
sSo bls and 10 exporters bales. The sales to-day I'm
d,yl are estimated COZ bales including 900 TO sPecG
tors and expoIteT The market closes Ann aad unchanged
the following authorized quotations: ,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16


Allowing four acres for each hand TO cultivate,
and 500 lbs. per acre both allowances being above
the actual averaged, and allowing ten cents per
pound, we have as a result Of a years labor per
hand, 5000. Leaving the slender balance Of 1915
per acre, which is very often more than absorbed
BY commissions transportation, and other incidental
expenses, Away greater in the slave than the free
States. There are a great many Southern cotton
planters who DO much better than this; but there
are alec thousands who do great deal worse.
Let us now turn 70 the Northern side Of the
picture. Allowing that the perennial cotton re-
qured the same amount Of culture and care annually
that the herbaceous variety does which it does moth
good farm hand will cultivate six acres, occupying
only six months of the twelve in preparing, planting,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
@rtua AHert tobt.

@te Der Anfans bteles Sabres bic lan9@
ertpartete Na@rt@t BON BEN @bleben bes
@bautpaenerfrtBeu pom Yreuben 70 brtngt
pas Gnbe be6elben bic iebr unoerbufte
pot ben, Icbe bes prin3en albert,
@eu1ubls Der 86nisin BON England. Die
fol9enben Nott3eu lber bas 70 pl6tlt@ 3ur
&ube 8e0anBeue .bpbe @aupt" uerben
ben, 2eier ntdt uu,ptQtoutate1 1etn. Der
Yrtu3, BET trpette Spbn bes re9ierenpen
3tr3o8s Grnf BON 8obur8<@ Sofia, tpar
8eboret. an. rs. Aaeuit 1919 u1p ftanb
fou.tt IN ben. i@6uen 2ebensalter BON AZ
Sabren, ale Elm 8uRrti&es Gteber tbn an,
IS. ,. Mlte. babinrafte.
Na@ etae., tur3en 8e(u9e an, 6ofe
bet bau,als juneen 35niein @tetorfa
Q838), uub Der In SABRE 1889 erfel0ten
offetellea s(ntdnbieuns bur@ ben Staatsz
ratb Der &6utStn, ba6 fe benz prtuaen
tbre 3a,b ret@en werbe, erfclete bas 9roee
Greteutb III ben. pbne 3petftl rs@t &C.
uatbltdeu 2eben be8 2ebtern bic Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

n1dblung NIT @tctorta am 10. Gebruar
1910, Elm Gret9ntb, wel&es betanntli@ In
@efalt elmer Metbe pom prtn3en uup
Yrtn3elfnne,, reide, ,petla aud fit GuQz
lamb iebr tofiptelt9e Grd@te setrager, bat.
Der Yrinj erfreute it9 auBer ben, Be<
fig ber Gbrentttel zines Gelomarl@alls,
MitterS pom @obenbanbe unb anberer
Srben> Sberf Der Guflier<@ arben ,lr,p
ether eroben an3abl fernerer NIT mebr
oper >ttnber 9roben Gintdnften perbunbe,
men @apacitaten elmer @iptIiite Don $780,
600 jdbrlt& uno mag bebbalb bet 1einer
rubteen @emltbsart wpbl I'M Starpe oe>
tpeien iein> f1@ barber III t,5ften, baB
mat, tbnt ait ben &eBteruneslor9en unb
Mrbetten fetret1 b~trecten Mntbeil YeraSnnte.
Da6 2eBtere &purpe tbm nod oabur@ BE-
ionbers erletdtert tab er TN 8e1be elmer
ta@tt9en wt6enf@aftliden 8tlpung unb
Don 2tebe fir bic &unjt ur1b @t0enl@aft
beieelt bet G6roerune berlelten loptel BON
ietner 3ett pibmete> ols tbn1 bic @rflQuro
ietner Sblte9enbetten al6 @atte unb i5az
Whitewater abrt9 lief.
Wte ba8 2eben be6 prtn3en fit ben
Gntwtdlun9s9an9 Der GROCER. pplttiI9en
@eltbe9ebenbetten obne erbebli9en @tnz
fluff &par, ~ miro aud 1ein So IN ber
Sage ber Din8e ntdts dnpern unb iinp
t1anentlt@ ale an pieieS GreteniB unb
feline etpat9en Tol9en fir ben prpceb
Sobn BuQ's se9en Uncle Gam bofnunes>
pole unb 9roBe Speculattpn gang milf
fig, uno miro bic @elt unelet@ 1pentser
als feline @atttnn @ictorta fetnen @erluf
empfnben. @S mag Dem ltebensmirbi>
gen @baratter pe6 prtu3en 3u lpbenbem
3eu9nib pienen baB er ielbf bel Dem bur@
itolae @era@tun8 bes Tremben 70 beri9z
tiBtea @n8lanoer gang beliebt >par, 70 bab
bic pe9en ieineS 9in19etpens an9ecrcnete
6of> urp 2%anbestrauer zines auf rf9tiee11
@efablStnbaltes wobl nt@t 9at3 entbeb=
rem piirfte, ~Der CUTE Mann betratbete,
aeu9te &tnper uno farb, &ube ietnerM l9e!"
miro tnpe0en &pobl Der @aupttnbolt ber
@rabi&rift bletben, wel@e tbm bic @eltz
Ae19i6te Ieber tpirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
MmertfQnti9e MQ6ri6ten.


StBurB ant 2O.-S e IT, Do]frt :
Gin Don @il1on etn9erei9ter 8e1@luB
CUR 8elobun9 unb @nerfennu18 Der Eaps
ferfett be8 General Qyor unp Der @olboz
ten un:er letnem gpmmanop bel Sprin0z
f1elo. @aulSburD Don MorYlanb
p%erlan9te, pab bic Proclamation BON Sen,
phelps, in wel9er peri elbe befanntlt@ cine
itarte Nntticlaperet= @e1nnune ausbrudt,
oprsele9t merpe. SEER @il1on beam
tragic caBe9en, bab tpen1 man ben Gene
raj pbelp6 weeen ietaer Proclamation et>
~as am 3euSe Ftdeu pole> man AUDI bic
Yrotlamattoncn Der iibrt9en @enerale pprz
nebmen ioQe. Da6 Sc te, tpas oel9eten
tonne, wdre> ben @eneralen ~Gberboupt bo6
@rlanen BON protlamattpnen III perbieten.
SIM 5aue paltrte Stepens' BfQ
fir 8emiQi9un9 BON ST. 900 CUR Sol,
lenouns per 8efeii9un9en in @albtneton.
Die 8tQ, weIWe Den Marfetenper&1 pas
&e@t eiebt, ben Cub BON Splbaten fir
6orcerun9en nit 8ei@lae gu bele0en>
murce 3urud9enpmmen. Dte @tnIebuno
ftebenoer au9emeiner &rte969ert9te III
&rie8Saeite1 wurbe bel9lpfen.
SIN @enat beantruete 9a1e bab
oer prditoent um@prlaee idmmtlt9er De-
pel9en erlu9t peroe, nel9e 3mil9en un~
lerer uno Der enelil9en &e9terun9 9e<
&pe9lelt puroen. @r unterfQBte ben Mn>
tras nit elmer beftisen &riessreoe, III bet
ct ben Mntrag auf NuSlteferun9 Ma1orr's
uno @ltoeps al8 cine Mabre9el beSei@>
rete, bic 9rIbere8 unbetl fit bas 2ano
entbaltc, als tr8eno cine anbere, 1pelGe in
per@el9t9te Der Ser. Staatea @po@e oez
ma@t. Dur@ Muslieferun9 Der @errdz
tber wirpen mir M1e6 btnwerfen, >pas
mir i'm &epolutionsfrie9e 9erponnen unp
gu elmer Madt 3~peiten &ansea erniepriot
tperpen. @r iei ni@t eeeea cine @etmitt<
lung purd cine frembe Madt, aber bdtte
@robbrtttanten jene Gorperun9 9eitelt> IL
ioute ibm 1pfprt Der &rie0 er5
werben. @r betra9te bic anna
Benbe Bprperun9 @nelanps 1ur ais einen
@rrmanb fir ben &rte9 &c. &c. Der Mnz
frog purpe auf ben Slid 8eleet.