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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

STRANGE PRocrrDNG.-A gentleman yestsI.
das informed us that the Police Of the Twenty
second Ward on Saturday afternoon and evening,
went through the Eighth and Ninth avenues in that
Ward and notified shopkeepers not to take postage
siamps-thst they would not be redeemed by the
Treasury Department. lie went from Forty-second
street to Fllty-uinth street. the Eighth avenue
and was informed by at least dozen persons that
tie Police had notified them not to take the stamps
Our iniorman, was further told by persons that Ia
consequence Of this action by tie Police they had
lo.t IRON 81 to $50 Oh the usual Saturday saes as
they refused 10 take stamps from every enstouer
We can scarcely believe that this action author
zed by the Ponce Commissioners.
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MARRIED..

cocK-KENYON-On Wednesday July g. In tie order q
The Society Of FRIENDS the house CT the brides psrent'
Anhur H. Cock 10 Mary NJ, daughter Of Vincent Kenyon
Monday evening. July a. by The
daughter Of Robert Murray, uDed States Marshal oil Of
elfy
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READER, you can have an enduring always
ready and reliable GoLp PEN exactly adapted to your hand
and ryle writing when will do your writing vas'ycnesp
er than Steel Pens lyOu wanti. see The Zen asa'ef
,han ,he Swnrd.p in another column.
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Death of an Actor.

Busros. Monday. Jelly 20 1862.
Thomas Conner, n wellkn ,wn actor and musician
died ast evening at the Bromield House, aged -
yearP,
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Dnsiness Notlres.
lIERRING'S SAFES

GRyAr FIRy ~ WIsoSA, MINI,
Extending over and nearly destroying the town
WISoSA County BAsK. Wt>osA, Mimi, July 10 1907.
Mr.SEs HEKKIsG & Co. Chicago. -
GESrs W. had Of your large size III Bring, fsent
s I'm the rr., fire of Jny 1867 aud boon and papers
cane out unin ured the cover, and binding OF the
books respectfully yopr.:
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John WeydsI. D, Rs Rec
4. Pcwers. Corp, Is, 9 N sss.
J. Lightner. X. 10 Pa Res.
N. q. Thh ,mpsoo. Is, SVt.
GIN. Books. o. sgt. |. 4 PaB-
John Wehade, q. I2 y. 3. l.
q. PICARD. G. LIST n Y.
Thos Reed r. s Mich.
w. Sowellewisd. Y. SO Pa
ID. Whitman, T.. ] U. s. Chas.
John Block. h. " Pa
John Miller. b. SO Pa.
C. Murphy, d. ! Pa. Res
s. Is. Adams. G.. 10 Mich.
Chss kyseT, i. 6 Pa
r. Jack. o, I. 6 Pa. Cav.
David Prince. Bri,ade Surgeon.
b y Sheridan, f.. 9 Mass.
A. Wicke, q. : Pa Res.
Ed Tracy. ID. 81 N. Y.
Vim. Fisher, ] 6 Pa
Geo. Och., b. l Ia. Res.
J Mcln,ter, @ MINI.
g. W. Bennstt. &. l05 Pa.
Dsn. Ford, n. | y. 8 G.
John H.pionstan, u, $ u. s. A.
Fred Wolf, !. 2 L. $. |.
Corp J McGn6in. n. Q Mass.
M. McG,rrity +. I y. ;. Chss.
Srrg'. J. A. AZ derson, 10 Pa. X.
!. Gay or. h. g N. Y.
r.. { ampbell +, 10 Pa. Res.
IT. Yocef, T.. 10 Pa. Les.
J Ge,er A IN. Y.
n. h. kimber. Cor. X. 5 Ny.
*. Il. FRYE. X. 10 Pa. Re.
n. NJ. ShsDnon. &. cd Ia.
ID. Whit. Y, - Mas
J. s benuer. G., 80 N. 7.
T.. w Decker. q. 81 Ia.
Al Wolf, |, 10 u. Y.
John Miller. Y, 8N. Y.
Corp. :. Gotsbs~. II. s. N. Y.
Jopn Kihr. q. 80 N Y.
]. G Eli. y. IGl N. Y.
Thos. Copden. ID. "a N Y.
John Bsnnon, G.. I n. Y.
Joseph Buiridge. II, 20 N. Y.
FRED KIebgler. |, ~ N. Y.
join sshmOre L, : N. J.
}. {. Ciourh, ii. 5 n. III.
rar. q. 10 n. \
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ANOTHER.

wIsoSA, July L, 1852.
Mssns HsRsIsa 4 Co, Chicago:
FIRE which took p,ce here the night Of the 4th ins IL
faithfully preserved its contents consisting OF books s,ef
a. my ,oit solder goods not injured
.hal reaue anohe Safe now place Is ready
Yours respectfully,
UEo L. Brown, Jeweler.
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Advertisement

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w. S. Thompson, l.. s liLCsv
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O. IA. Johnson. u, % Pa.
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Corp. J. T.. Parker, A, 8 VI.
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Henry Blsksslee. h, g Pa. CAY
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! u. hGseoburs, II, " Pa.
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VIM. Gray, !, llPa.
NJ. X. Armour. l.. 80 Pa
J. l.. Webster. +. - Pa.
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New.YOrk Merchants' Ex change an4 Reai-
Exchange and EewsRoom. Nos so aud 50 Pine. IL nos
open snd the mercantile community particularly seqaes
cd to visit the and the eKer Of The f'c ~ there
given for News, Market Rep, &C. from all places 81 note
10 the word tmoty by telegraph. Merchants ss; ~ Tie
viii be cordially received and exIlsusoa In sesA
given by the Management G. H. BREWER,
Mana ~
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All articles for Soldier. undvr ,, Mcclellan at Iarrsns
Lending or In any other uIr CeWp .hou ID be by the
HARDEN EXPRESS, "a. "A Broadway, ~ they charge
ouly hall rates.
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Advert semen.
"OR. LELAND's ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND"
A perm ,nen cure for Rneum,.m. q ,at, Neuralgia aud
al Similar Affections. Price 81 sent by mai or express
ILLr,tsATRp TREATISE win Certified Testimonials, sent
fee Adapted TO solde.s. G. SnITg Coz Pf5pnetors,
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HERRlsG's Patent CHAaPIoN FIRE-PRoov SAPEs.
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DEATH or Mrs. HoLBROoK.-Mrs. HoUrook,
who.e sudden death was noticed in yesterday =
THiGUSr, bad moi been dancing at Fort Lee. She
had gone thtber to WHIT an acquaintance, with tho
know edge OF her husband, aud "as not upon MI
excurriOn.
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Who IL for Richmond:

Paid to each Recruit before leaving the chy 80, 49,
Ana when r-port.d ct the Gang. which 1. rll ons
mouths nav IN advance. s2s United states Ba1a'y tve
SIS waen discharged I'd Regiment y; l. o. W. N "
Col HUDSON, - VOW on the held ,o,.,
loo Men wanted for this old ard battle tried %
Tue new recruits epjOy the same privilege VIC '' NC"
0s Co thin Raon. and Eqrpmeu. FINISHED immsdis'
SQUAD. ie.yc sruory every week i,s ,ne cSp
REciMESr N Y 8. NJ, cs,ner Hai-p.ce sud !tn,S %
Lieut.. j. D0WNEn, N Of Cham 'm .ai C.ntrs.,, "
A'J""'S' Nv oSisr War Department,
LID, J. W DEMPSEY. Recruiting Ofc,r.
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r. Carnsllv. Corp. NJ. 81 Pa
W. J Fitzpatrick. b. % Pa
VIM. Ssillens, u. l6 Mich.
u. Brooks. b. 5 VI.
s. Lawli,. ID. 90 N. Y.
o. McLsnshlin. c. 9Pa
r.. Over, SGT, r, IL Y. s. I.
NJ Quinn. ID, 5 L. 5 G.
O. Wren. q, q L. 5. Inf.
A. morse, X, 2 Mass.
X. c. Wright. X, u. s. Chas
w. 4. Strock. II. 7Ps. Rec.
w. A. Horton. C. 10 Pa. Res.
J. Israel. C.. 9 ia.
A s. Lincoln, |, IN. J.
T. j. Beaumont. A, ~ N. Y.
Jane. Hopkins. y. 1903 Pa.
w q. X hight. !, 3 Pa Res.
ii. u. fhilIips. X. 3 Pa. Res.
II. 4. Brown. b. : Mass
Corp. NJ. Siebert, G, % n. Y.
John Hetzel, Is. Q Pa. Res.
Ben. Warner, +, los Pa.
J. II. Galway, h. 70 Mass.
J. Warren, X. lf5 Pa.
+. 4. FrieloI b, ! Pa. tos.
c. +. Cumming, Z 30 "a,
Seret ? Ford. b, 2 U. ;. INF
A. Greicer, c. 81 Pa
Geo. Bosan. f.. loo Pa.
W. h. Perkins, =. 4 Me.
J. Olney Smith. II, 4 Mich.
T.. ). Mobiles. II, 4 Mich
J. X. Hoag. II 4 Mich.
q. Ahibocs, a. IN. Y.
Calico Peirce, X. : Pa. Re.
G.. Alexander. b. lst Md. Bat.
J. J. lyons c. 80 Pa
II. J. w. Brown, {. | Min.
NJ. O'Brien. b. 81 la.
NJ. Willett. a. 90 Pa.
Corp. Peter Begs, q. 5, Pa
w. Weider. II, 2 p. Res.
Join Fisher. b. 3 Pa. Res.
=. y. Casweil, q. ! n. Y.
Chas Lance, c. 81 n. Y.
WIN. Byrnes. d. " u S. Inf.
r. c. Rust. +, IL n. Y.
X. Ryan. a, 81 n. Y.
g. florisi. !, | y. Y.
Corp. r. b. Wagner. r, % Pa
Patrick O'liall,
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-Vo,r,v 90 Recruits for Regiments ALREADY In
81. lid In sccoraAnce with section v OF UrscrAi
s. No 81 from ~ \. State Adjutart Oeuera stall
~ In attendance at Division Annoy Elm and " lite
At EVERY DAY (Sundsys eAceped). from 10 o ~. "a
make Special Inspections TOR Bounty OF recruits ss.dy 10
the fed IL wall that ny the provisions OF sl.i ec'
tjoo the State bounty $50 will be paid at % such TO-
cuit bu, not he shall have passed sail inspection
WIN. n. THOMSON, NJ. D., Medical in,pector.
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6perial Notlles.

Eighteenth Ward Republican Assccia tic o.
he resg ar month meeting ths AZ viii be btd
THIS EVENING" Ju ~. 1884, at tho Centrsa Comm Zee
Rooms corner Of Broadway aud ed 4, at o'cesx a.
TIMOTHY O. CdURCHlLL, lres.aeu-
G. Jo.pPH RucH Secretary.
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CITY II1EMX

| A DEBUrAsrE.-At the Winter Garden. on
Wednesday evening, Mrs. Sedley Browne, daugh-
ter of the late Mrs. VIM. II. Smith. will make her
| irst appearance in New-York. Mrs. Browne has
played in Boston with great success. She is, in
technical language, singing chsmberuaid Or
soubrstte, and if she fulils promise foresbadow-
ed from the East, she will be valuable addition to
the Metropolitan stage. Good soubrettes are exceed
ngly scarce. Mrs. BIS mother was an actress of
fine Abilities and was always popular in this city.
The public will be glad 10 find her genius perpetuated
in her descendant.
BULLS HEAD-Neso- York cattle Market, Mon.
day, July 2S.-The market in Fory-fourth street
opened this morning with 1886 buocks fresh from
the country on SALE and about 400 stale stock LIFT
over from the very hard market OF last week. This
would make about ] 800 head less than the total
reported at these yards last week. The number
may be little increased tomorrow, but not mate
rally and as the sales to-day somewhat better
for drovers than hast Monday il is expected that the
cose of the market tomorrow will be decidedly bet
ter than lat Tuesday Indeed, tue sales to-day are
better On the average, though not any oeter, per-
haps than the early morning sales OF las MONDAY.
II the pri per potd Is no higher, the brokers
IRE able to get better estimates OF weight.
Most Of tb. stock on sale is from linos, AMI gen.
orally of fair medium quality, aud will sell at an
average OF :. cents pound for the De, weight OF
beef, fiukirg ofal. A few OF the very best droves
Of really good IlIinos and Ohio steers, will sell 10
average 3 censs poun0, net. There are bat Few
bull cks of extra good quality, and but few will
sell at over ceuts pound for the net weight OF
meat The market dariag the forenoon was pretty
lively. but quite dull in she after part of the day,
many of the large buyers being disposed to wait an
ill tomorrow, in hopes that fresh supply would
come IN sud cut down prices as they were last Tues
d4y. The weather ID very much warmer than IL has
been several days pat aud butchers not disposed
to buy IA freely as they wonld in cooler weather.
Upon the wnole we re port the marke: just shade
better than Tins day week.
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Regulations for the Admission Of VOLUNTEER

Regulations for the Admission o. VOL. A iErn
LINE OFFICERS in tie UNA ID STATES NANi.
Acting u,euasts must have served at least Xix months
the Un.d States Navy Acting Master or Acting ~ s
and been mentioned In official dispatches for highly mei'o
Gus conduct VI battle. -.
Ac,iug Masters must have served at east three mouths
Acting Ensign or Acting Masters Mate and been 'avorso
by their Immediate commanding on:rt "eSh
be proved by the Fs ocef OF INC
sou,dron in which they are serving -. -.
Acting Ensicus be between the sg-s o twenty-five uo
and have sss ~ elyo service De-
Tor, The mast or Officer Those who have ,efsra
chief mates OF merhnt vessels invited t. apply of tue
position OF Ensign -. ,.r.-..,.
Masters Mates should be between the sses oftwenY
and thirty aud before the mast or - al ons
Ger. i've years. 80, p,, .,,;.. Ma.
.rs Mate, m be required to furnish to The Navy Depart
mept proof Of their ss- service soorssy aud prosnss
Lnnwree etters Of recommendation should cou'e TOM
Captains with whom they have ssied owners i"I ~no ney
have sed and insurance oh ELS acquainted VII" 1on P
fr. q, lnsl character ard sobns'y . -, ,.,,
l6 1862. Is as follows; - x.,;o,
60 Ws.tsrs .. A $40 per wear .na one tstion.
t.e 49, s"s,,ns ~ 1 go Der year and ration.
Acting Assers Mates.... foo per SeA anu W .,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

BARRy's TRICoPHEROUS is the best and cheap
"a, article for dressing beauying curling cleaning pesev'
inc and restoring the hair Ladies It, dby all duss
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TIE TAX BILL,

Now READY In pamphlet Of % pages on hne white paper
Beside the bill which word for word in accordance with
IN. original text, append il Alphabetical Recapitua
on of article 70 be taxed by the ls~ and the amour,
Of the 20 be levied This renders as complete
add convenient rs il is possible to make IT, a..
Price cents postpaid ~ per 100 " sent oy express" %
mar 100 n by mail Address THg TRBuSs, New-fork
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Ar JrrFsRs'. No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Az and Elastic CATERS Boys and Youths Cali BAL
son,l Doors GsutI Fine sHoKs, Gsrghs and sLprkks'
ali in yrea. variety at low prices JkFFEks o''
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The Tax Bill,
NOW READY in pamphlet OF - psges. on fine. White
Beside tho bill which IL word for word 10 scc'rdsnos
wi the orgioa text end to Il al Aphsbr'ira ecs
pitu alton every article De taxed by the law and 'ha
~ the be levied thereon rhi. rsoden u
Ole and convenient 1t IL possible TO make H. .
Prcs cents po,tpid ~ pc, 100 cent W sxpressi ~
per leo II by rnil. Address TIE TRIBUNE. New fort
soaps, Candles, starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c HULLS SONS.
(Formons w. HUI d SOM.
Office No. ~ PMtrow,
Opposite Park Fountain, New Yoh,
Offer TO the trade
AN UNSURPASSED As5DKTMENT.
The heat Water.Wheei known cen DO seen at No.
46l broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

GROVER & BAKERS celebrated Noseless
schnow.dsedto be superior to all others
No as broadway, New.York.
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TRUssEs. --NARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure
TRrss Office No. 2ve,sy.st under Asor Housed opposite
The church No connection whatever win any o'het truss
Orfc. Of same name Pile Specific and accompaniment
are EFF hero on sale female attends ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
and nos economical laundry and family use being psr'
cu.ry adapted for fsunes and all kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by f. MoKoASs Sons No. I'll
ngton.st. and No. 40 west'st
Al.n EAMIIr. PALy. and No. Soaps
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RUPrURsD,.-
Sent free TO any afflicted win rupture OF ae'n"
no. No 1913 Newly ork Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

First characterization u volunteers. b, reg.
nut 4, nov org,nziug wanted nuedi Kelly
mi no comraues Paw aid Isliogs fom eulstmeSt t1oo
quarters at I amV Washiug,on. g. L. -,
the Government and State Boun'ies ecur-d 10 ecrnia
rod pou. ed officers waited hescqaafefs
Mozart Hall No. 8i4 Broadway. $500 ,.,
of the Lat Re,iuept L. s. Chas eurs Coloue Commanding
J. l. LITTLE tate Of the Tth Regiment, N. o. AdjLtah
DRUM Major wanted.
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nlllltarn Notices.

To Grocers, Farmers, Gardeners, and Markes
Men.
The Ssnitar, Commi,sios M nd vessel 10 few days
IN. SEAT Of WAR loaded with provisions To De aror
ted stutou-y to the They particularly request con-
tributious OF .o.,ynr.n
POTATOES, DRIED and fhESEk'Hn
OAiO.s MATS. .,.or,r
CAN JED FRJrIT9 Sailed or SMOKED
CANNED VEGETABLES FISH
PBE5EkVED FRUITS, PICKLES,
DhiED FRUITS. EGirS
SAUER KRAUT, EUTIEA
OkANGtS, CuEE5E
LEMONS OFT MEAL.
CHOCOLATE.
The health Of the whole army ring from monotohy
OF dit aod the uen are driven by natural craving Tor
hea,hfnI variety purchase uwhoesoe food aud orik
Of erorhtstt prices -.
These articles are net therefore needed uxuries, but
essentials he They will b. receiv on board tho caaa
boa, Alice Beach lying at the foot If D.y.t ,
HENRY W. BELLOWS. fre'a
WIN. Ii. VAN tukEN, NJ. u,
c. Il. AGNEW. 81 D.,
WOLCOrr GIBBS. N. d.,
FRED LAW OLM5TED,
GEO I. SIRoN1,
Executive Committee.
THOMAS H. fAI II, JR..
Nav y,yl July rs 1852 Superintendent N y. Ufhce
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A Company for the WHr.-Ibe Compsny IHsusurc
ted at the ne-tpg held Ia the iJ,hst Pe.oy man ohn "
on Monday evening uly e. have liked their headquarters
Tor the een ut Jack,ou Hall corner of Ofe-nwichss
=. Hosio.sS Capt ROWLAND will b. ~ atiei nee on
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY EVENINGS
Of this He may be during business houi at NO.
2l9 BroadWaY.
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WHEELER IL WILSON, MANuFACruK'Ne
COMPANY Machines I'm important
OMc. No. sos Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

PROM 1Hg LATEST GERMAN FILES.

PROM IHE LATEST GERMAN FILES.
The German papers report tn, adjournment
OF the Swiss Dict after ia sc sion. lae most
important measures passed w,re relative TO
divorces in mixed marriages, fresh regulations
Tor tho carriage OF tho mail and the improve
mcnt ci tho Alpine highways. The statistics
examined showed that 174 millions Of inland
lottcr5 were carried during 1861 bringing a
Post Office income Of nearly 2, 900, 900 francs.
This rapid increase was also noticeable in the
Swiss railroad and telegraph receipts for the
same } ear. The Custems duties had also nearly
doubled since 1893. SWiss manufacturers ex-
press great cor cern ia reference to the finan-
cial condition Of American customers
fearing that their goods are either TO bo reject
oil or paid for in rapidly dep'ec ating paper
money. This disnust, and other similar
causes, have led at last 10 the commencement
Of the same system of short time and work in
the factories, which has already spread such
misery throughout England ana France. The
spinners still hold out well but should not the
Northern States speedily succeed in obtaihing
and forwarding cotton, tho results mus, be
dreadful TO tho poor working people, wNo have
subsisted thus far only because the stock OF
,aM 1M materi'l laid in year ago was very large.
IhIs Is now almost exhausted.
The Swiss have caught the railroad fever, and
several new lines through the cAntons are pro-
posed.
Ths great Jacob trial at Darm,,adt was at
tracing much notice. Peculiar significance
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH :, 1902.


The great foundations in Germany are abat.
ng. Tnc height Of their dovastations Lasted
for three entire days and nights and reached
from the Lower Rhine and Hart Mountains TO
the Alps, preceded 10y sudden tlaws and ljcis
Of rain, thoir Average overflow exceeding that
W the year 1915. li.hefto COT ,iicrvd the mes,
disastrous, in tia, ro,pec'. kaovr Z, ou, CEN
tury. Tbs I. kos aid daus aors ITO Rhine
shore have sto,d the tea, lneiy. In some
places the water stood, within these ten Jcet
higher than on thj sarroardir- ccau,ry be.
yond them.
At the mouth 7f 'he Rl'1s, who're i. lows
into the li)iers.e, thefo ifo great en- sns.
ments to be butt ~ Austria and the Canton
VI. CAL in common. The Swiss Contciera-
ton viii piya third Of the c,st which must
amount 20 millions Of dollars. without the,,
the whole Rhine Valley is Annually exposed to
inundaiions which, owing TO the melting Of the
snow on the Alps, oc,lr precisely in SIMMER,
when they occasion tho most damage. Tue
river also brings down with it quantities Of dc
posit, which have IA thert3 dloi uP tho chan
mel, and caused tie v.t,r to overflow 10 the
great detriment Ct he sHrr,rnding lands.
This evil will bo rsmoiied Oy tao new work.
about to be erected, arr much valuable surfac,
will ho recl.imci fcf bepgie.N use. The doois
which have dssols,sj 30 large apottion ci Cor
many had fortuna'ey been felt in Swt1grlsrd,
only at Frgadin ia tho III aud at Ncuonbors,
whore they did scmc Jamas'.
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About twenty miles from the African shore,
'ays tho METROrOLITAN RECORD resting a.
II were on The boron of tho Indian Ocean, lies
I basutitul island Of Zanzibar which forms
part Of the mission Of Ianguebar, in Africa
Last December three Priests from Rslnio
(BOurJOn) and six members Of religious com
munity, called the Daughters of Mary, took
up their abode in the capital Of the island. This
new mission IL located among a population half
pagan, half Mshnmetan, aud wholly corrupt.
The Sultan of Zanzibar and It's numerous do
rendensies, who Is youthful Arab, a splendid
specimen Of his race, gentle and Intelligent,
mild and dgDihed, received the mis,i onareI
with marked distinction, welcomed them to lila
country, and expressed hope that their pros
orce Wsuld benefit both him and his psople
Never Vss a hope 80 suddenly realized A hos
pital has been erected Gr the sick, and likewise
a dispsnsary, in which medicines are dispensed
and wounds dressed schools have been op,ned,
and IN thess children that have been purchased
and set free have boon educated and workshops,
or as tLey may bs ctl'rd industrial 'chDols, arc
in o. eration, where young XinlibaIians are ini-
tiated in the mysteriCs oI tho forge, tho bench,
or tho anvil.
Two missions entered Arica a. opposite
points in the course N last year DahOmey
and Zanzibar. II would seem az II after long
and weary waiting Christianity was about to
dawn upon thi, 70 saken continent. Ia the Bar
bsiy States, In Abyssinia, In Madagascar, in
IsnRuebar, in Sierra Leone. in DahomeV, In
Zanzibar, in the Cipe, north, s)uth, east aud
west, Catholic Missionaries are advancing,
hemming in paRanism on eyory side.