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Our Norfolk Correspondence.

NORFOLK, Va, July ~, ls8S
Arrival Of Bricodier General Henry M Nagfee ne Nes
Commander of TIE Seventh Ar~wy Corps, DE-
Major General Foster arrived here to-day IN company
with Brigadier General Henry N. Naglee, who
command OF the Seventh army corps and makes his
headquarters In this city They the John Farou
Gen. Fosters aagboat. Con- Foster. commander Of
the consolidated Departments Of Virginia and North
Ina will make his headquarters at Fortress Monroe
Newberp, N. c., as circumstances may require. His
representative 10 the department lately known
Virginia will be Gen Nagee. . nd IN the department
lately known an North Carolina Gen. Palmer
General Nagee will probably institute many much
needed reforms In this part OF his command Cantain
George H. Johnson ofnciates in his old capacity a.
Assistant Adjutant General TO General Na2ee. what
changes h General Naelee may think necessary
TO make 10 the administrative executive officers in
this region-and very important region II s-wiil be
made under advisemen and with single eye TO tho
enhancement or the public good
The selection Of General Nagee chief OF the Seventh
corps regarded peculiarly fe cous inasmuch no
has been here when his views could not be carried
consequences Of want Of sympathy on the part OF his
former superior officers II appears that he been
elected 70 command at most interesting uncure. when
those who RANGED him have been lard upon the SHELF
Tho Inhabitants oT Norfolk hail the arrival OF General
Naglee with the utmost satisfaction They think
that the change but be for the doubt
Il will be- Il they do not expect TOO much
Major General Foster and General Nagce accompanied
by members OF their respective sta visited linca
u day. and received with salutes and hearty
gratuiatioas By the oaDosrs and troops on duty.
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NAMES OF THE WOUNDED AT GErrrsBURo.-
We are constantly in the receipt Of lists Of The
wounded at Gettysburg, not only Of our own
troops, but also Of the wounded who were left
at that place by the retrcating rebels. These
lists contain 80 many names-amounting In
fact to several thousands Il ia quite i'm.
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THE PAY OF WOUNDED PoLICExEN.--In yester-
days paper we published q short communica-
tion from "An Old Taxpayer Of the Twenty first
Ward" in which II was stated that policemen
injured while discharging their duty were only
allowed halfpay. We are glad to be able to
correct this error. All those officers who have
received injuries during the late tumult or who
were wounded in the discharge Of their duties,
are paid their full salaries, on the fact being
duly certified by medical man. Only those
officers who are temporarily laid up by ordinary
sickness during the year receive half-pay while
they continue away from duty. II Is right that
this distinction should be properly understood.
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The Union state Committee.

uAUfuuxs July %, 1888.
The Union State Convention has been called at syracuse
September All persons who are In favor OF the Union.
uncondooay, sustaining the administration In y,sor
ous prosecution OF tho until the rebellion u finally
suppressed and Of maintans pubc order and the en-.
forcement OF the laws requested TO meet on the call
Of the Union Committees In their respective localities and
choose three delegates 10 attend MACS meeting Of loyal
young recommended TO ralfy at Syracuse septsm.
Der g.
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PRrvATEERs IN THE PACTFIC.-Our correspond
ents in England inform us that certain parties
in that most neutral of Kingdoms have armed
privatsers to cruise against our commerce in
the Pacific. We are aware that the admins
tration has already taken steps to protect our
harbors on the Pacific; but we hope they wfll
go still further and place such q naval force
there as will enable us to punish in the most
summary manner the piratical crafts which may
dare attempt any assault upon our shipping in
that ocean. The plates for several Monitors
have been sent to California; but these vessels
will merely serve as protection for our harbors
| We need besides these vessels heavily armed
and plated and sailing rapidly, 90 that the Eng
lish pirates who anticipate an easy prey in
the Pacific may meet with q reception which
will deter any more experiments of the kind
| Our commerce must be protected, and it is the
duty Of the administration to act In the matter
without delay. We must not be at the mercy
Of every English adventurer, with no principle
and plenty Of money, who may take fancy "a
| privateering.
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City Intelligence.

CARnns TARGET SHoorNo on Govsssoas IaASp.--Ihs
captain Of the British schooner Echo called upon US last
evening and oompained OF tho careless manner In which
target shooting is conducted Governors Island. He
with MIME balls while lying In the stream that ono
Of the proectiles came within two feet Of his head
FIRE BEAcH STEsn.-Between three and four O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke on the top door OF the
provision establishment OF A. and J. M. Noses No tl
Beach street. The prompt action OF the remcn no dou
prevented the destruction OF the building The damage
20 the stock will be about $500 Insured for 81 500 IN tn
Cstissns' Merchants and 81. Nicholas Insurance Com
insured f0r 900 In the Citizens Insurance COMPANY
and damaged shout $500. Cause Of fire unknown Al
present.
MOVEMENTS or THE POLISH ImAxIrn m BuuAu oy THE,
CouSrRr-A meeting o Polish Israelites waa held las
Sunday evening n room No. "a Cooper Institute Dr. NJ
Markowitz presiding. After some preliminary business
the following permanent organization wa agreed upo
President, N. Markowitz Vice Prosidsnt, H. Pfaum
Secretaries. F. Grenning Trelinzk and b Drsshman Flo
quent speeches were then made by Measrs Markowitz
Grennng. Trinxk and N. T. zaworowsxi, In the Polls
and German languages after which the following reso,u
tons were adopted
ssr sn 70 poana Who Are struggling for The
Resolved That this eomm.es upon All Poles Of tn
North Amecs 70 aid n the deiiserspce OF their
R.ssd ssl he sao1 he Srw Yo.x s
queatsd 70 publish this resolution.
RscEnos AT Primary scHoor No. 81, rnmD wAnD.-o
Wednesday last reception took place primary scho
No. 81. In the Third ward, which of a most ntercs
Ing character The school is under the supsrntendene
Of Miss Mary Gibbons, principal, and reflects gre.
credit uponher ~ well ~ hcr assistants. The atten,
ance was numerous including, among Others the follow
ing:-Commissioncr Hayes, Of thc Fourteenth wnrt
Messrs Noe, Suhr, Dcwland and Man0els trustees of II
Third ward: Mr. Commisoner danges. Of the same war,
and Mr. Commssioner 4. b. Heath, who presided. IT
programme oeoxercHes included the following pieces.
Address to the Flag" BY VIM Noe; "Soceey for Dor
Good" by X. Munroe, J. Levi, e. Dewland, NJ Finn,
Dieckhoa, =. Hardy and Benz Baker, ''Standsng Army
By Chas Dennesy, s. CoyIs, B. Baker, & Boksr, Dec
hon and J. Desplaat.
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Fine Arts.

An oil duplicate OF Frths justly celebrated picture Of
"The Derby Day" exhibition at Schaus gallery
with view ng up the subscription lists for the line
engraving. This work Is remarkable both regards
the interest Of tho subject and its execution md
would recommend every one to 60 and see 1t.
The death Of william Aulready. the Royal Acadsmican,
ID announced. He was born at Ennis, Ireland In l7s6,
and consequently In bis seventy seventh year. His
works highly esteemed and bring large prices. His
death sudden, and was caused BY the excitement
arising from sudden outbreak Of insanity In his SON.
photographic picture, entitled "Never Desert The
Ship" has just been published by A. Brown Co. OF Mas
street. b paraphrase Of the incident In the
voyage Of the great Apostle Of the Genes Cssarea
TO Puteol the apostle OF American liberty Washington
forming tho central figure the ship whilst in the
sinking boat the most prominent OF the statesmen
and soldiers Of the South Tho aegory In . little forced
In ITS Details but nevertheless makes an effective
picture
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FAIR or THE AMERICAN IxsrruE-It will bc seen by ad.
vertement elsewhere inserted that the great exhibition
OF the American Institute will the Academy
OF Music on the 30 Of September next. II Is important
TO exhibitors that they should make early application
space The building viii be ready for the reception OF
goods on the 2sh Of August and the fair will be restricted
TO American productions. 1t will however, be general in
Its character embracing manufactures Of all kinds,
inventions improvements in agricultural implements and
the mechanic gereraliy. floral horticultural
exhibition win also be held during the last week Of the
fair. On the whole expected TO be OF the most
select and attractive American exhibitions heretofore
given.
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Brssklyn City News.

EscArD PRnoEm Snon TEE Tsov JAu--Ons oe .
prisoners In Ne Troy ja released By We mob wee
arrested in this city yesterday BY ofnos Frost .,
Jones. His name II Isaac Potter. About eighty oShs
were released the same time he was. The accused, "
u charged win grand larceny. was committed 10
the arrival Of the Troy on,ccrs.
FnBL-A nre broke out IN Furman street about q
o'ciosk yesterday msrning. causing tho dsstructsoa
property amounting 70 about es 900 In value, ineiud
eight horses belonging 70 different individuals. Tho
originated In ths wood gard Of d. Fahey Nos II and
Furnan street, and the flames extended 10 the adjon
buildings, occupied by o. 0martn a. liquor store, ~
by Glachen o.. cocpers- Tho buildings were dcsirt
"a, together with Me horses. Ths hovsss were own
by d. Fahey, r. McDououGh, r. ". Quinn and Jan
Dunningtou. The property was nostly injured In
Commercial and Home assurances companies Ths
originated from accident
DsowHD Nnnno Foum.-The body 6 negro, VIII
remains pssssatsd svAsnccs Of having bsen sever
beatsu picked up the beach u Barren isisndy
tsrday morning Ths clothes wore much torn and hal
the coat yvse missing Tho dsoeassd u supposed 10
victim Of shs New York riots Coroner Hegeman
charss M the body, and wiz bold on inquest a
county, hospital 70 day..
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Death or Colone, shaw.

A private despatch from Fortress Monroe says that
Colonel shaw of tho Fifty fourth Massachusetts, olored,
regiment, killed ou the 18Th Instant Charles.
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MIsCELLANEOUs NEWS.

The police are still busily engaged IN squarins
accounts with the rioters. Yesterday they we're
engaged in searching for stolen goods. in connec.
ton with the military. and succeeded in recover
ing several thousand dollars worth Of property.
Arrests for roting and ncendiarism are also going
on as rapidly as circumstances will permit.
Cotton heavy and down TO 62c. for middings yes
terday with sales Of 750 bales Tho demand for bread
sus was less active and prices tending downward
The inquiry for provisions fair but at dropping rates
The main business in groceries transacted sugars
and moasses at former figures. Whskey heavy and
declining The dry goods trade very dull and prices
Of all descriptions continued quite unsettled Heavy
sheetings we're generally held at CSC. Buyers will have
the advantage decidedly in almost all instances
they begin to purchase freely but yet they appear
very reluctant to do anything Freghs were dull, as
were also most other branches Of trade.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

GRAm FusnvAL oy THE NEW YoRx scHurxN CoRys-rhe
last annual festival Of this spirited German association
prior 70 their departure for Europe win take place a.
Jones' Wood, on scale q unprecedented masnineence,
the 27sh 2sth and 20h OF the present month All the
er Of the society being used 70 render this years
festival something unique In the way Of enter.
tanmeois Early 10 ls64 tho corps must leave for Eu.
rope 70 take prominent part In the great national fes.
tva 70 be held as Bremen. Extensive accommodations
will be provided st jones' Wood for those who delight In
dancing and two excellent bands Of music have been
engaged 70 give edf 70 the aAr The schutsen CORPS
vii eudeayor 10 ousshine themselves thu wear
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TESTIMONIAL FROM THE SHIPBuLpERs THE UNITED
STATES TO CAPTAIN ERKssos.-we were favored yester.
day with view OF a magnificent gold model Of the
latest style Of Mntors which gotten up by the
shpbuders Of the United states a suitable testmoui.
ci'for Capt Ericsson. The model is q superb manufac
ture, and Is exact fac smi Of the latest most
improved style OF the Monitor batteries. II Is made Of
solid eighteen gold fourteen pounds OF which have
been used in its manufacture. Is thirty inches long,
and otherwise shaped proportion. The cost was
81 O0o 1t should be stated moreover that furnished
with music box. which performs the national airs OF
Sweden besides the in favor in this country
In the early part Of next week II will be taken to
Washington and exhibited before the President Sccreta
ry OF the Navy and other members OF the Cabinet.
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Arrivals aad Departures.

Nrvpuas. NC--steAsaer Albany-Mn Cope Capt HscA
son Ruland, Thos Weir
sAH FsArcpco-snip nes.eseer-nn Rssd ssd eh,Id
CALcurrA-ship Guiding ssar-CaOs Josascn a,d \
Cars Towr-Bart Dane-Thomss ncpeytA iala us !
sul a Cape OF Good Hope ~
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HONOR TO wHox DuE-There seems 10 be an error in
regard TO the officer named General William Hays who
participated in the late battles in Maryland The ocer
thus alluded 70 must be General Alexander Hays
manding the Third division, Second Army corps. but
who formerly commanded the brigade Consisting Of the
Thirty NINTH One Hundred and Eleventh, One Hundred
and rwenty.nfth and One Hundred and Twenty sixth
New York vcuntesrsths brigade being still attached to
hh division. General Alexander Hays old soldier
and the only legacy be expects to leave his children
will be q long list Of bard fought Oas<les in this
and in Mexico It but fair end proper that there should
be mistake about his identity, aad that he should
reap oil the honors be has won.
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possible Tor ~ to publish them. We remit
them a. they are received 10 the Soldiers
Home, in Howard street. Those having friends
in the army or wishing TO obtain any informa-
ton regarding the wounded can, by applying
at the above place, obtain view Of the lists.
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Music I'm tho PARK.

The Park Commissousrs announce that there win Be
II the Park the Mall TO day. At four O'Clock r.
NJ BY the band under tho leadership Of H. B. Dodworth
IL the weather 10 nne Ths following Is the programme
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News fren San Francisco.

~1S~ NA~tf>VVi Su1v 81 Ebs
Business is quiet Butter declined.
saIlsd. ship shirley. Brown, Hong Kong
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not impossible that may sudden change OF par.
ties In the United States within the next mouth-that
Governor Seymour vallandghsm and the odds and ends
Of the democratic party, and the conservative repub
cans may Be found be the warm supporters Of Prss
republican presses and orators-the Summers Phipsss
Wilson's, wsdcs, Cnanders, with the rtbs~s, 7Smss o,
and all the agency of the rad,cals-wll be brought
10 bear opposition party against tho
reunion that will be proposed BY the Pro
sdcut. or course the whole shoddy interest
the war and the interested n the NOV
log Of armies win be bitterly opposed any adjustment
But the prospect Of peace North and South w 10 s BE-
eved rally the bulk of the people Of The North 10 tho
standard Of ths administration provided viii decide
upon some such course
The letsr Of shs Solicitor General (whkng) asserting
that the administration continue In W nsgro policy
no matter what emergency arises understood be the
occasion OF THAI gentleman being ssns ahoad H etsr
was move the part Of the radicals 70 commit the 70.
vernment unociay TO ths negro policy. His being sss
aside ~ this time indication that difrent counass
are beginning 10 prevail IN the white House, and there d
hope that the whole abolition gAns viii soon be thrown
out
OF course reunion Al this stage OF tho war VIII Involve
ths necessity Of the administration changing ts abolition
policy The programme h. that the Territories, decided
In the recent Congress- shall remain free forever shs
preventing the extension Of slavery Slaves freed bysthe
march Of our armies wu remain free. Mimouirt is 70
become free State, "A she has chosen 70 BE-,
and Mwyiand and Delaware may also DO free
n they should 20 decide But the other SLAVE States
70 retain such Of their slaves VIII be- under the actual
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% afbtn9tUn, 1. Stt, Gor Der Grout
1T Maes unbsrGnbert unb 60 14e:nt ut@t, baB
In BET ud&lfen Belt octsbe SperQttunen rSers
ben untsrnomrnen tpeEbsR. Der 6eiuo beRus
bet ltb tn etner (tarten SteQuns an Der Giibs
fette be8 &apiDan. Die 9tfetS c~tlielbeu be,
ftn0et ItG tpeFlt@ BON unIeren Qtnten.
8or eint9en Easen 9tn8 etne Rarfe fsinOs
lt9e @OlUnne uorbtpGrts mad Der 8lue Ntboe.
bteuet6t lint 81 ben Stretttr6ften 40 loBen.
Die III BEN Ebal concentrtrt tperben IuQen.
Sen. Delaney, Der neuliG bon ben 91etels
len gefan9en purbe, ee9Grt gu Gcuv. Dier-
points Stab. @r 0~sruetite sur Belt lit bent
9aus etnes .0ertpanpten, etntse Nestlen BON
MIfranDrta. .f<
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Oepeide aus Na1bptue ia9t; = Drei6uHbsrt
0sbslengsf0a9eus, pelde in eineu, unu56ltr=
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tparen, Rir3tsn nit stnrr ttnpOrSr berseaeQa
ten Grepps aus Dem finften Stpf tn ben ,tbei=
ten heruuter. Die @sfaa8enen l!arstea f@ 80
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6rG9fad ;u ellen DIE Srepps mid mltier bsm
ungebeuren 0spt1t. 3pft Der @tfanseuen
pnrpen tOet untez Den Rlinen bersOrsesossn,
3~et iinO iettbsm seferben; 90 purpcn pere
Iett, eimt8e batsh Wrme unb Sriae 9cbrcaeu
UOer lEnp fOnlt perltimmeIt. a
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eOOeer ntb SmtterasIS.- @ueriaGs.

Cincinnati 30. Sept. Sen. 6uufer
nnb Stab tanten esRern bter on unb Rtssen
I'M 8urnet 6auie Of. Der General 1aate In
etni9fn 0orten, baB er ouf benz @ee 1ei, ,t
Der Rsbs1tCn aus benz Wunb BON &anonen
uno Dln8tetela 5a reoea, 8uttsrfttlb laate.
bcB er liG at Die 5runte 6esebe, um gerrGtber
gu bsfdmpfen unO taB eS bic SADIE Oes Bolts
Iei, Die Terratber lin Niiden Der Nrmee ours1=
nebmen.
Gin bon Cairo tommen0es @e<idt Gaot.
baB 5000 Nebellen a4t Meil,n ppn YlaiGpiQc
ein9etrOfen fetsn ; man f&enft remelben iez
bod feinen 0lautsn. Nu6 bsiBt es, Der gfes
~be0engeueral NtGarbion. bfr fG perfletbet In
jene Staot seI@lt6sn bate, iet a~sfan8en Gee
nprnrnen rDrOeu,
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Nus SG.xe,1ueSee.

&nOrStlle, %, Sept. OitsnnsGee III
1trtaItntBmaBia rnbig. Die expedition, I'M
bic &ebellen pen Der @ilenbabn 3n pertreiben,
mar erfol9rsi@. @bodsIfUrb trnf BET Curtis
Station anf Die fetnotjben gorgpften. Danm
e%rfolgtsn SGarmiBfIn, oann 8sIateBung ger
@rbmerfs. Sn Der Na6t entpi4en. Die 6sinpe
NIT 6tuterlainn8 pom II GcDten. Dies rGuint
Sttennefee, bie umbertretfenben 8apben ptrb
unfere 0fftterei auf8reifea. @eneral Snbab TT
I'M einItpeiItgen Commando.
l1nler Nugenrterf 1T ifbt BauptIaGl|@ onf
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8efebl fir pettere WctiCn. Tutter rno Stab
run86mittst fnb IN 6iGle bpr6aoloeu. un(ere
GaoaQerie unp Mrti4erte iptgO neu remontirt
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lsi philadelphia, 1. 0tt6r. Oil Mnfaa5i.
gung, bab 8enernI1Stgel mnD Gr9uuSer.
nrar % B FL jncm N6tecpnlfn fgelegn N6rnt
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Gbasn Wattad. 01pf T.N. G5Ie unoi ais
9stretGr 0err BtepetSbeimh .ta .s1r
Gen. St9e(, Der BET fstnem 2luftretsu
auf Der GsDnerti9ne NIT ftnem Jabel entpfdrt=
!gen Wuree, Der faun eupen ga ppGen I6ten,
btsIt cine fur3e Wnrebe Ia su9til1er Gpra6e,
Dte nit @nttuliaGmu8 oufgenemnlen wuroe.
uGr beAonn nit elmer 9htlbesnug Der traus
|rigen 3u2auDe. BON oOsfiIOurt BET Dem Mus.
6rl,Ge Der Gebeqton unb perattM bamtt bts
Itebi9e Gage 6ieles St1ates, tnbsm fr @eneraI
9YOn's UsrOienlte, ben ct tOl3 let, (etneu
6genub 3t nennsul beroogGpb. .. .-.s5
Nat1 In aubern 9tanten Der Union babs
Die CUTS SPADE 9gpbe JQgtlHrttte gemaGt ,ant
balp lperDe bie 5lag9e Der uutpn ptsDer itbrl
Sort Sumter peben unp bte iapliae @UnfSbe.
ration In lt9 nfanmen6reGen. rsarau
l3dGer NsOner 8tng baun auf bic @tfabrer
aber, bic nnlsrem CANOE Durfb fremtpe Gtnmta
l9une epe3ep.i Ste Ser. 5taeten f5nnter
ntsmals %erlar6er, boB ein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sptsm In btelem 2anOr ftG neben ben unIe.
rem etabItre. Die MpnrUe DOttrtn muB auf-
lre@t erbalten merben. (8etfan.)
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SomGran3tecp, %. Sept. Soma
Song : Ssridte POM 20. Ntsuf fHo einaez
trufen.
Die @ef&dfte In zen 6tnsFl&en Sofen.
PIdBsn lasen alsemetn barnteper. Die Sac
ping Nsteuton tpirae tutner fur6ttarer, tit
SOlSe csS SetltanpeS ether Wsnse 6ltbaRter.
9ur9Otns, Der Waro ais 6abrer Der amedt.
6ltbulttsr auf Der tatlerlt&ru Seite folete, tt
3t Den GaeptnsS Heterogeneous un0 bat pisle
Der belten S&Gssn mitgenummcn.
Oas @rfe, mas er tbat, ipar, ba6 or ctnen
tatIerlt&en Dampfer~ tpesnabm ump alet6 bas
rauf Die StaOt OuI9en.
SIatter ron 6OnBtcne irssn ieinrn gsress
unsen srObe Dt&t'9feit Bet. Sic fraasn
og9er fam iagen, tpte Utel Gauieno 6lt6uaier
gu 8ursUine ltr6men tperteu, lstt ICl&e Scr
loduussn gu neutrality-suspicious. parsetp.
ten perbeu, ME 8efriepigune beS 6aleS 9eaea
@uslanO, @usliAt auf 8eute, Grdume ron
&%rOberun9en u. {. 10.
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EsJcgE4p6kfS RaGgsscpEeH
sstrl&ts fLE ben HaItlmprE sa:e5ee
8MnDesbauptIt0Ot.
Gim Seferteur aus RidmpnS. @arOlirte @es
fangeue.

Gin Geierteur aus NidbtnpnS. Narclirte @es
fan9eue.
@af6tu8tcn, L. SIT. Gin De(erteur
BON benz @t@ntonb StattbataIuon, gamtnS
G6arleS 6ut@tns, aus 8roOtl9n, q. g., AZ
birtta, LIT bier etu9etrpfen. Gr er3G5It, bab
f6 10-11,000 Mann &ebeleutruppen BET
0i6mpnb bsfiuOsn, baB Der nsrte Nerrintac
Bet Sones Bluff lif8e unO baB Die s9ab9
Darts" isbt 9an3 nit @tien 9epan3srt 1st, taB
etn britter 9an3erbampfer TIM 8au begrtfen
ltt unb baB finf tletne &anUnenbOpts am
Bluff Itegen. SAT- ATE Matroien BON Slid.
mono, 500 an Der 3abl, tpQyen inter @opItGn
@egram mad GbarIeaUu sel@tdt wor0sn.
Die Mann1aaft Der &ancaenbCOte Nsttanre
aub Satellite, bte neuIi@ TN 8appabannpd
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