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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
VI b d Pri Lass. r.n,sn ,.srs no. Esehangsa.

MnJ the Prt Tatet rsnaen were nOt Exchanged.
Toe Erggirsr OF Yesterday, gives an explanation If
ls reason Why our G)yernnect rsfg'c5 % receive the
Pr.VAteersmen brJush, 70 City Point By the enemy TO
be exchanged. Tbese Peivateersm,u, it viii be reco
scei we're originally held and treated By the enemy
Pirates Some Of lhcR we're tried a. such aod con-
dsmaed to be hsnged When Information Of this TACT
reached the President be caused the Lincoln Govern
meat 70 be notified that il this sentence executed
ignal retaliation would be taken BY visiting silnl
fate upon prominent prisoners Of in our hands -
"Tlc President the EsgirT says, IN the selection Of
hostages did not coIhle himself 10 the nj tary quail,
VI our Pyateersmen. he did nO match private agars
p-ivste and Cfi,er against C,er ef equal rank. His
purpose being TO restrlia barblry, he very properly
and jliciously informed the enemy tha, they should
sg.r more than they ind c;ed, Il tAey persevered in
thsir afro Gus En pose. Add Indeed it Nould have
CURED more than military equivalent TO satisfy the
stcs Of '5e case for We shosi have had both victim
. ave1ge sud so anpFoySked barbarity punish 10
ssocti1g hostage therefore aid hands the enc
ms Cssnsls aud n, lrs and Captains" The promo:
aud energetic action of the President had the desirej
efscL The Privstssrsmen we're lot hung-but, 10 the
s1urse Of tire, cA9c proposition TO exchange them As
prisoners or The Yankee scheme TO exchange
70 Tor toe very hostages that Dad 70 zen selected D.
cause Of their superior rank 70 deter the enemy from
executing their tasearOus designs against the Pdva.ees
OF course, this would have been fair exchange
and vas not 70 be thought Of The enemy pretend.
notwithstanding that this agreed 20 by G,n HugeF
Nth whom the negotiation vas conducted. THIS, thc
EsgGrr does Eos credit nor can We. But such wers
the conditions which il proposed to deliver up
the PfivAteersmen-sud which declined by QUE
Government The Esgarer closes i,s statement As fl
lows
The Tact that heH these shisers hC-gg = for
the safety Of prvAtes gives color Of right Ssk for
thcir even exchange prisoners Of The threat Of
retaliation be effective requires We have thar
t shall 20 beyond the designed 70 be prevented
sncs two more men sometimes held or punished
10 Tets A.on for Bot when these violent purposes
TeeProcay abandoned victims and hostages relapse
uto simple prisoners Of var and are to be exchanged
sush
The complaint Of bad faith brought against by the
f'nkees IN reference 70 the transaction above ro.ed
I'D which has been rec echoed in their Congress, is
ihsfsiore, simply complaint that 20 would cot allow
them 20 cheat az IL ID the wrath Of the knave sgaius.
tt2 usn he had thought 70 vietmiss. The more loudly
sly prCeisi'n their anger ths more widely viii theY
yssssd sbelE dis ace
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EIEANoE AID 1RIpI xIx1rEE.
A NeH York Ielter, dated Is b lnst. be

New York letter, dated ls.h inst, hJs:
Wall street continues to worry nusb over Secretary
Chiss contemplated further irdAtiod the currency,
and various are the theories set I'd iat TO Its general
Influence on money and trade Indeed il is the topic
for the moment in all the bank parlos and counting
rooms Some hold that an enormous tnhanIe nent oil
fe values is to be the immediate result, but others
say .'they don't zee IL in that light
General trade continues to work sleS, eIcep. In the
gram and produce mnksis. To-day dur declined hve
cents per barrel wheat cent? and corn one cent,
With moderate business. Pork was LIVER and In bat.
te'request 10 consequ,sce.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
SCOTS PARTISAN RANGERS.
CHAHI0T-EvfiIE Va Ju1e Il, /

CHANLor-EvuIE, Va Juas Il, 1852.
HAVE removed ny HsAdquATte - OhArotesv IT, and
established that place ny camp OF rendEsouA
u-s tao.e ali ed compAni for brn
thrn point and hose Who Wish COMMANDERS With
70 address m- he =,
jim SCOTT O aA
hAlNr Cong. Part Rangers.
IL The Examiner EuqgsI Aad Dispatch win please copy
fnr on. ueri and I.nl ihaf bill b me. ie2e-lH
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the compliment Of public reception 's friend pretty
plainly ntimaes to the city fathers % we pest com,
plment possibly could be paid TO the ASoisnop Weud
be, to be let alone by New York Aldsnen- de also
gives the city father to understand th % real purpose
of using the Archbishops name in su connection OF
ALL was to promote sinister purpose &C. that the sint-
ter purpose Is perfectly well understood IL the Alder
man made any reply 1t has Tot yet transfred.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
GIN PR1xs OPINION OF xtcLELLls's OPERATIONS

The Old Point correspondent OF the New York Times,
under date Of IL h inst says:
Yesterday met Gen Prim aad staff at the hotel, on
their return from AeOlelans headquarters. Gen. Prim
aud all his officers sgeed 10 saying tha. they found the
morale Of our army is beyond anything they could have
possibly imagined-applauded Mcclellan, and said that
our success was as certain as fate.
While conversing with Gen Pim alone, q distinguished
member Of the New York Press up introduced
aad commenced aecOsting the General in the English
language Of which the Geaersl knows nothing. !, con
qaeniy, found mJself interpreter. On inquiring how
he found The army, the General repeated what said be
fore aud then added significantly, and literally as
can recall his words III this gentleman hes it hueree
with the Press, implore him 10 urge on Gen hcosl-
lam He has potLrg TO fear from the eanuons and the
bsyonets OF the enemy; but he cannot fgh. ths ele
ments mortal man do more than Gen. Mcclellan
doing at this moment, and success is certain you
only leave him alone"
Tacse words came fresh from the lips OF Spanish
General Of honor aud rsuown In hil country, and
sho undersiAnds-if some among us do nct-the ire
mendous issues inv. lived in failure before
Richmond. /. Was enough to warm the heart of any
American 10 stand by and see the energy and feerg
With witch Gen Prm gave expression to the sentiments
have jlss faithfully recorded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21

who bad come two miles. Declaring thf we're frisnes
NOT to sboot-they got closs up and pred INTO our
men, Killing many. But the response thy got was cut,
ting The wood edge wss strewn With Me dying ard
the dead. Thirty forty bodies were picked up here.
The movement vas foiled. Nothing seft bu: rerest
for the foe from every portion of the teld. vas
bloody fgh fought against odds, BY exhausted men,
without preparation Il sigma victory oil soa'h
ern patriots the murderous invaders OF their so,
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WV. IRA SMITH,

ia MAIH EIBtEf, UF sIA1K5
AN Sill my old stand ia aSn street. up stairs where
eonaus manufacture militia work to ter both for "
Owing " hs high ptces o. the
materials unfmpg companies, do not keep say material
hand or eonpsnle but when pafs haze The er VII
Make and Trim order Of short and 81
advance on charges made previous toe CoHps
nies desiring their made up vii End 10 thsr interss
call
sp4 WIZ IRA sHTa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
WV .rR1xeEyEyr or nrpARrursrs.

By an order Of the Secretary Of War, the Deparmer
Of the Mississippi Is extended to include the whole
Of the States Of Tennessee and Kentucky All the of-
GERS on duty in these Satos will report 10 MaorG snera
H1lleck
The Mountain Department is extended eastward to the
road ruauirg from willamsport to hartusburg, Win
chester Stasburg Harrisonburg and Saunton including
that thence in the same direction souihWard until
il strikes the Blue Ridge the bern boundary Of tho
State of Virginia.
The Department of the Shenandoah is extended east.
ward, 10 in,lade the Piedmont District and the Bull
Mountain range.
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES AND THE HEw YORK ALDERMEN.
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia In
qurer ssys:
sharp correspondence has passed between an 'nu'
mate personal friend of Archbishop Hughes and the Al
dermsn who took the lead in the Board the other dsy
iu IasDg resolutions lharkirg that distinguished pre-
late for his patriotic services abroad and rendering him
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FROM YANKEEDoM.
THE BLOCKADE TO BE "RUN"-GEN. PRIM5
OPINION OF McJLELLkN'5 GENERALsH1P--
GEO. !. TRAIN AND WENDELL PHILLIPS ON
TIE sTUHP-YANKEE vULGARITY, ETC, ETC.

BRITISH vEssILs ABOUT TO RUE THI BLocKADE.
The following despatch Is dated ct Boston, lSth
iust:
Hen. Albsr. Currier, Of NewbuIJport passenger bJ
the Africa informs the Traveller that two steamers were
about to leave Queenstown for Nassau, With the inen-
ton Of running the blockade: 0ae the Julia Usher
In Liverpool She was fitted up with 600 barrels Of
powder, in the night time, and would sail immediately
This steamer was formerly the Annie Glide, which ran
Gu. of Southern port time since and took car
go Of cotton, g., TO Liverpool
The second vessel, Of 500 to 600 tons, reached
eensown Nay 81, loaded With arms and stores She
would fl up with powder before sailing. Her name was
not ascertained The inhabitants Of Q1eenstovn state
that two other vessels sailed the previous week for Mas
sau, for the purpose Of running the bl )ckade.
Mr. Ourrier states that while in England there was
general feeling in favor Of the South in ireland it IL
exsety the reverse, all cassts being ardently in favor
Of the triumph of the Government and the restoration Of
the Union. Q
A letter dated Nassau, n. P, June e:h, says:
The British steamer oreto wss sez,d here last Satnl
day. She Is 10 be released Immediately hear.
"rhere are now here eleven fast iron stsaNers and
others are arriving daily ct the private rendezvous
Oochrane's anchorage.
"a large steamer from Engllnd, hove to of the bar
yesterday and landed her passengers when she Aso pro-
cseded to the a:chorage. Among her passengers are
The notorious pirate Semmss and hs ooers Ct the Sum
ter presume he has come here to take charge OF the
Oreo or else he Is on bis way Charleston, where
hear the sbels have two formidsb be seeplaed rams
nearly ready for launching. / Wish the Government
would keep lookout for The Nassau feet it is for
midabe one capable Of repeating the mischief done by
the Nashville and Sumter"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
rEon Ssw oRIEAxs-a Grave JyKs-rASKEs srIcuLA,
TluSs

By the arrival OF the schooner Flying Dragon, at BOs
toa, the NOrt5srn urnss have intelligence from New
Orleans to the 2ll uL We copy the following para
graphs;
Political p oners continue to be sent to Fort Jackson
from Two 10 six going down each day. fen days be-
fore the Flying Dragon sailed there funeral in the
city aud the c0iba deposited alter the usuh cere
monies, in tomb. From information which Ger. Bot
Ter had received he ordered examination Of the ccfn
20 be made afterwards the OF death Of the per
iu which il We said contain not satisfactory 70
him On opening the coin corpse was found, but in
its plsce large amount Vi gold CON- wbJh was imme
diaelg taken possession Of in the OF the Govern
nent Specie continues to be found which had been Sc
GREETED by the Rebels and in ali cases IL is sez,d.
The Fying Dragon fret chartered by Col )nel But
Ter brother TO the General at Havana to carry cargo
of army stores to New Orleans and this consisted of raj
sins pines bananas sIrcints, clothing and little Of
everything which mi sht be supposed would be wanted in
tue city, and her trip to this port she briggs about
four hundred barrels lupen:ine and about three hun
bred Of tar which shipped by Col Butler. As tur
pentne can DO purchased 10 New Orleans for about S2
per barrel while cells here for a; least SEQ the mil
tiry shipper is likely to realize very handsome profit
from the adventure.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
KURsTlTUTRs WANTED.

An dons emp log tv3 snbies - take the pace of
tv5 velrn'ssrs "A the E:Gy under Jaskon hui able
pvrsofs wi aadb 10 hsf advantage making early STPes
uoL az tAk snase te2V-E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21

despatch frcm Washington, taed Friday, June IL.
sIys:
Genera, Burnside in town yesterday returning TO
Fort Monroe by the afternoon boat. His reports from
,he Peninsula where he speut several hours with GEM
McClcllal, are favorable He reason Why With
good weather, oGr army should not be in ohmond
yithin very few days lie does think that the Rebels
are strengthened by their forced eyes but believes that
uldis.icli-ed members eudauger 40 amy Which they
grarertlv reinforce as was the case at NsSDen when
,bS raw Ncrth Carolina militia threw tho whole Rebel
g1lc-s into panic.
Gsu B4rusiae sees soue sgrs of loyalty in the Old
Worth STAT but not 50 sa1guCo OF its early return 10
me Uricn voluntarily, ~ aye some OF the newspaper
correspondents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21
rHI srRAsBURGHIASs AND rHE ISyADERs-YASKEE Ar.
rILLKRIsrs-yACKsoS's ARMY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARMY.
In Yesterdays paper We Published extracts from the
Shenandoah Valley correspondence OF the New York
Times, the nteres. Of which sadly marrsd by the
transportation Of several paragraphs in the FORM We
CODY the following additional extracts from the same
letter:
don't think the people OF this section regard IA
VorAbly The Strasburghians glared at US ron their
vindo vs. and seemed 10 wonder how the devil got
there again so soon, and nowhere along our line OF
march have they greeted with tTnmpha arches and
blaE9ned banners nor can blame them for the feeling
At every sep We 20 We make some gentleman his own
groom some lady maid OF all work. IL IL much
a. hot a the IRISH ers in r. havenue were to be sud
denly emAnc plted aud the ladies who now do nothing
more laborious han presiding dinner parties brought
down 70 the unpleasant necessity of washing the dishes
Nhenever they give dnners.
Presently, our artillery brought up, how.
zeis and Parrot guns and ~ into battery. Justice
co npels 10 sSy, that wider bring could not have
been done by the uHpractced natives OF the Chinch
Islspds who don't know u cannon from pig trough
No. one Of our shells fell anywhere In the vicinity OF
tie rebels though the distance ives but little over mle
and not more than half OF them exploded Had been
10 supreme command, think I'd have ordered two or
three orderly sergeants Of cavalry TO charge the pieces
and sabre the gunrers.
Despite everything, thick that yet We have only
encountered JCksons rear guard aud brave, tkilIu
and nj ,ient guard it is tell you, gentlemen OF
the North, we must Recognize nsnuns IssenSo III lne
mou with whom fighting They have risen
10 nv estimation day than ever before deemed
possible They have retreated without leaving thing
hind them as far they chose to nos" on their own
grouI d. and in their fashion, they propose to give
us battle; when mse. them we've go. to meet them
as the Backais did, prepared to fght aud preferrng
an honorable death TO towards life. / am rapidly
making my mind that small proportion OF our men
intend to be soldiers without actually exposing their lives
to the pTecarious chances OF war.
gro. FRANCIS TRAIN AGAIN -rHS sosRoE DOCTRINE AND
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
Ths: ne1haustibo Yankee gas-bag, Mr.. George Fran
cs Tra1, concluded lengthy speech Iudgate Hill
on 25.h ult., as follows:
In concOsion gentlemen, let me observe that America
hls four points 10 her political oOmpass-four cardinal
ideas-each grAud pregnant, national. The first Is To-
psldences word Il a. does not appear IN the Hebrew
Bb'e or the EcGl Oh Shakespeare. The word ia Aniei
can fought for it, won il We own II. The second
is Liberty No other land claim its fame. Liberty
abroad means despotism in America it means liberty
Toe thid Union. We planted it. We cultivated it and
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TO CORRESPONDENT.

- Ls.ss o.. bssirsls assI b ayssss 10 "a "Eai.0T q
Its Fgly."
a-ozs trlsE On sass oAs paper ,oIg AO b puOss
e. 7 q a rLS Ct 49 s1ndin0, OugA 70 Be bnOtOa 70 al
Si ssig % departed from, Obituary HOoSs ssOssa
Gag si-A! gi=ss charged for az advertisements.
- " eaanofy.detabs 70 rssr4 rsjsctsi cOzsaEoasoas
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NOTICE.

DIVIDE dollars cents per thare VII b
paid crrrsncy the t,ek holders the Virgins
jupsi3 wa.T TAYLOR, ouhi,L
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OIL CLOTH.

nIL CLOTH OVER COATS,
" Just received for sale.
RC HOWE,
jane II -lv Governor street.
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THE euSBoar FIGHT AT MEMPHIS.

Personne" the graphic corrsspor OF the Charlie
ton Carrier, in his letter dated Memphis oh inst. give
the following thrilIrg account Of the naval engss
menl" near that city:
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Nermii9t 6.

@Eas Die GnglGnSer ii6er Das Tiirienz
tbmm @ruBss6leis iasen. SIN 8arlens
tbum NeubsS4Iei3 bettelt Der 6uf gesenwGr-
|ti8 nm cine Nuslteuer fur cine Yrin3eITn, bic
betratben fol. Die en9ltlGen 8ldtter baben
alien @runb, fh barber luits at MAIDEN.
DAP $500 bon Den 8auern sur MusRattnng
elmer @rinaeltn erbUben tpsrbsn lOfIen, tommt
ibnen gar su ld@erltG ocr; eS tepetle srpBe
Nrmutb pes 5arien unD llnealanterte beS
8OlfeS, oas Die Yrtn,elfnfeuer Serpeieert.
Der TIrt perbe ith pObl an BEN 8unD UNI
Abbulfe wenbsn, unD paS 1eten l9limme Mus<
tGttn fir Die Braut, benn bur 3sbn Satret
tuerre feline gntlaetOuns tummen, Der Dat
l9 Sele9rapb" furoert Dte en9liIGen Damen
gum WlttleiO auf, TIM bmr1 eine SGtQtnaIub<
l~crtpttun ben QetDen Der prinae1in Elm @nbe
gu MAIDEN.
Wte 9 clb a en- 6Geif6
Daft. Der ensltl9e General 8tetcn
lieB emit i'm Srie9e in Spanien ben 9iefe-
ranten @cuntelet 3u lid fOmmen unb Iagte
5u ibm: vSSrt mai, marltm baben meme
Sploaten beute teinS 9lenfletl9 betcmmen?"
= 8cuntelet autlpprtete : OSa 1ebt, @enes
raj, bic Spunier molten bier Bis fanfmal 10
piel fir ibre Tbiere baben, olS le tpertb
ltnO !" : General Bietom 3eigtc auf eiuen
Baum unb fraste: vSebt ibr ben Baum
ocrt ?" = nSal" = r@enn ibr uift Dor
ntpr9en firth nm s lbr meine Splbateu nit
8Geii4 Serleben bubt, 70 lufe id sud- an
ienem Baum auffnipfen. = Der 2ieferant
bate nidtS @iliseres gu tbun, uls gum Ser<
3c9 prn WeIin9tcn 81 ellen unD fi9 iiber
bic DrObunsen pe8 Generals gu beflasen.
Der Ser3cs bSrte ibn rubig an uiO ia9te
Damn na9 elmer tur3en 9auie; vSat ba8
@eneral @ietOn mirtlt6 selast ?" oSa!"
- nNu, 10 miro er'8 gang SepiB AUDI tbun,
benin id babe Yieton ME cine l1uipabrbeit
Hagen bSren. "-O Der 2ieferant fab MIN Elm,
pab nit pielen 2euten nidt gu paBen lei uno
traf feline G~crfebrun9en; nod IN berlelben
ytudt lieB er um ieben Bret8 ale8 Sieb
~euffaufen, has gu betOmlnen mar, morauf e8
geIfladtet muroe uno Dor 8 ubr balte ieber
IScleat feline SleiI4ratipn.
Ginem Observation-Disclosures tpur6en Dor ei>
nigen Sasen 5000 Dollars aus Der GaiGe
9e1toblen. @r wtrb letnen 8erlulf balb pie-
Der eintra9en.
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Srledus. On bsfen 8erften Der Mtafentualo
FA frnher bSs auf Metlen erFredte, tann jest
Don Slid saeeu, trenn es $50 Sesell1tfe
In Ietnem 6afen 3dblt. 1no pte ffebt eS NIT
Der 5luBoampflGtffabrt? Gin lolaeS Ding
e%rtlftrt gar ntAt mebr. Die matatdttIAe
TlOtte BON r16rtmmenDen 9dlGfeu", bic Den
ma&ttsen WtiIflfppt Ourdfnrhte, UNI Der Be-
rabmten geeItbanbelsltaot Nep>S orleans BITE
mnermeBltGen SGabe beS gBetenS unb etne
Walie BON 8remten 3~u3ufibren - biefe 5lutte
tennea Wtr rur nod auS benz @eDG1tntB.
On Der QeSee, no man friber ntGt bur9brtn=
gen tUnnte, ionbern nibt 1etten iiber @uttun-
8a0en, 3uferz unb Sabats8dRer mnb Sorn=
1dde ~SOlttgtren muBte, UNI an 8pro zines
SAtfes %eelansen su ~sGnnen, tp etn 70 unbe-
ldrettlt6 reyes 6afenle6en berrIdte, wte man
es In tsiner anbern Stabt Der Ser. @taater
fnoet - an bteler fflben 9sSee 1T tsbt MIea
rubt9 unO fiu. Die peni9en ~SOrbanbeneu
SeSell6ife lSl9en tire 2aOungsn uno lint
frcb, uenn ie etntee ~Deretn3elte 8allet 8auu-
wCle poer einen Stef 3uder DOer Gabdf ben
ureiden Seem. 8 Orleans" entflbren tSnnen
Die ipeni9en 5tuBOampGer, Die BON 8atcr
&Cu9e OSer nabeseleSenen Buntten at uni
fOmmen, brtnsen freili6 Bier unb pa 5raGt
a6er letDer belebt bteielbe In Der &eeet a,t6-
oerwunDeten Splbaten. 3upetlen pil e.
audi Der 3ufall, pa6 ettpaS Guerilla" all
Gra&t9ut I'M SGifssM emDranbum Ser3eiG
net LIT.
Das itno Die 8etra9tunsen zines Sream'e
peldes f4 BON Der Se3eItCn be6 Sapens 9Ul
oene Berge peripra9 unb beSbalb- J,
Iietner Gbre molten ptr fetnen anberi
@runo annebmen - Der Nebelicn ba,
VGprt reoete.
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Eele9rnpbfiebe Nra6rtcbten.
Nruercs aus Gurapa.
fitr BEN Baltimore WeGe

Mmfunft ce8 Samplers MOrDegtd1t.
Gartber VOtnt, z. Npp. Sbtee,
Dampfer brtn9t Na6riGten Bis gum "a,
SIT. aus Londonderry.
NtAts 0t6ti9eS In Der 0oltHt.
Die DatlY Stems IArettt bte Sa6e Der
l1ntuntruppen 1et nte 70 9anftg ~seltanben pte
ssraoe teet, Der Sapen fet 3ulebens total er,
1AGpft.
Gus parts pirb bert9tet, baB Yer1ens
uno TOuIb TN Cabinet perbletben pUlen, ba
tbnen Der &ailer bic 8erF6eruns segebeu
babe, caB er tetnen iitereilten Ghritt In Der
ttalientlGen Sadie tbun tperoe.
usber @artbatbt lno perpprrene Sc
riltts TIN umlanf. Sn paris Step IS, er lei
foot.
etne Depel1e aus Gurin bonn %. laet ie.
bod, er Jet na& Spe8ta ibergeiebelt nnb mad
nmltanben rubl. Die 3eitaneen IpreGem iss
bod ausemetn 8efirGtuneen aber feline @es
iunbbett aus.
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Auserteantic6e Nadrtcbtem !.

MajbinQten, g. Mgp. Das Warineoe+
parteneut bat Nntrdee fir bic @tbauung scu
poqltdnotg aus gtlen erbauten Dampfern aug
gelArteben uuO stpar Bon nnsefabr 1900 C!)
G9nnen Cat. Die Nngebete iperoen Bis gum
24.b Wf. angencmmen. Dies beoeutet ni6t
me1r uno nint minOer, alS DAP bic Ge9iermng
setptat IN, ii6 auf ale ~@oentualitatsn su rii-
ten, uno pas III bras. Was S4tfe BON
o6tSer 0rSBe b~eOeuten, mag aus elmer Ser
9let9uua Der 9rSBten iebt tn See beinblt6en
6anOelsfabr3euee entnpmmen tpsrben. Oampf-
l6tf Ntlanta faBt 2845 Sonnen, GitY Of
Wa1Btnetcn 24OO Sunnen, Baltic 2723 s,
NOrtatic 4746, Irabia 2700, bic eben BON
Stapel e~elalene Union 5000, Yerlta $500
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ten Wartne eetSrenben S@ifen faBt bie glprtb
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