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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-08-27
HULL & GooDELL

Below we give certificates of the high estimation
OF the Regulator in other places where il is now in
use
DOVER. July Is, 1894.
MesSrs. Hull y GoodeV:-The Directors Of the
Dove Gas Light Comya after full and thorough
examina ion and test of "Brocksieper Gas Reguia-
tor. have ordered me TO purchase one handred
dollars worth Of the same, which l have this day
done, and have also recc ed fer said company the
exclusive agency for aid goods In and for the city
Dover. Yours, iray,
JONAS ID. TOWNSEND,
Sup. Dover Gas 1t. Co.
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EDWARD SHAW.

iu- Audfe offeet, up stairs.
We have this day appointed Edward Shaw solo
yender and agent Tor BTocksieper's Patent Regula-
tor In Portland; all orders ior the goods must be
made through him.
HIJT,T ~ GOoDETT
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Total amount 0 Z Assets,

Total profits for 2li yesrs, sles5s. $50
The Certificates previous TO loo., have
been redeemed BY ca,h, n690,2l9
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rHE MAINE STATE PREesis published every Thurs
ay ,aorniux at S2Ge per lnnum, in advance; -. rs
paid within six months; snd s2.5o If payment be
eiayed beyond the year.
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AMuSEN uENTS.
pAR NUNS AMERICAN MuSECr'

BARNU MS AMERICAN MI N''"
rnnronx1ITss. fk ! sfSEfs p pSfky HOUR
k "Sss, fG' SSqlr # III fhxSSaA,
TONY h Tiinfi x,GSoii ri fA f" aisis,
osr rq 4,syr Gi SS F$% i Fiilr SSk Tos
Col. GosHKN. Mcr. iG,fpii and ANNAswAN;'
TWO cS.khrX.sAAHW sSA Xsi isiHf oF iSSyAs
French MSyi hSs%,'" HsSh' HSue BBoy, c..
f nssinsa s ss.I, aoyips W., fisa,c. sc e;
Aa%s zig iT SSS pAY T TEt J. 2sSt,Sa s
fractions viii he off, red. ENtrs Performance ~
CAMPBELL.s MINSTREL: = bowiRN'
" 2 TTrk FUZZY MT.
ON THANKSGIVING Dsy Two Pertoi names i:'
LAUGHING GAS.-DR. COTTON WIZ.
HA''' t ,s SS ,,u xNS e f AZ X Exhibition
A. ri, ,A 4sSR' ~ ;GsA.sS;,,rrr
TWELNr atSiTkMfS AND IN LADIES
THE rrrECi Of tho ,as 10 to dew eiOrc the ieAdius.
'''''' s 81 pHSciNc, EXCLAMATION, &c.
,.s % y han M E''S;"' t. 70 m sRRSs ~
cxilsF T's and III MIWol pELiSEtioR.' ,i,cE
Hunum's Mustuin, no lot halt an huur viii dtNfnt
tn andicuce With his Characteristic coinicnh' IT,
an EVENING, or RARE MERRIMENr AMP
IAi GHTLk - ....
TICKETS 25 CENTS. CHILDREN W CtN'S.
For sale al toltou's dental Association, ~ tollcr
Institute, and at The dool. doom open ~ "a ~'
meme at I ' o'cos
MUSEUM OPEN AND FRFE-NtSSS".
lvk FOWLER WELLS, Phicno.oeisss, mass
examinations daily, at $50 Boidosv. l"h
THE APPROPRIATION HAVE >O't
L BEEN To TIE CIKCt 50
l4th street, OPPOSITE. the Academy OF muth-
~ MOI, 60. -
Matinee. every "Wednesday and SNurdsy. /"
IVAN AMBURGH 4 co.'s MAMMOTH MI
SAuERlt and GRFAr MORAL kAilBlTloN
6.p snd hli BROADWAY,
TuANkstiiN ING DAY.,
r0,R riRfoRMHNCEs
will ,c given ~ iollcws-at ITO A. No al ls' ah'
| 81 O'clock J..
IHf VAST COLLECTION
III LIVING WILD ANIMALS
mny he all houir dung the day Gnd evcninss
IRON ~ In III. morning uuiil ~ AZ ntrh'.
ADMISSION ONLY rs CENTS.
ADMISSION ONLY 20 tLNls. -
| No IlalEPricc. No ne List. ln1
| VARIETIEs-37 AND 30 BOWERY-~
tho VARIETY THEATRE Vi the MASSES.
| This Aftei noon Thanksgiving Matinee.
| Ballad, r. sntomime, AcfoNsts, and Minstreh.
| Thir tv.ung Repetition Of our Gigantic fIoetsinmO
| Admission -5h 81 20, 20 and 10 Cent?. iib
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THANKSGIVING DAY, THURSDAY,
L Nov. "a ls64.--Wel-h Rejoicing Meetings will ts
held to-dsy, Al the welsh Church In iilh 81 betv cen
% and I'd avenues, at O'Clock 7. VI. Rev. X. u.
Thomss viii peach. and piayet VA le offcl,d,
and AZ o'clcrk Z. NJ addscsscs viii \. devoi ei IN
nrish and Welsh, Nv the Rev. Ivan Gtiihths lion.
Ihontas Jones IT,, and other prontcht Meshiucn.
NEE ~ Niiliama fsvic. and ThorAs will SING I In
cos song, and the crnse ia,iou vii JON Ia the chU-
ius Lincoln B,th Da III Roteus lie l., vi the Me-
CHANCES H,uk, will prrside Ia
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A ICTlON NOTlCF-E. s. LOCKWOOD,
"A Auc,, viii sell OF Monday, the 2sth NOvoiut,I,
Inst AT L. DC Oc' \. w. at the store III Sd ave, in
H." city OF New hork. Y order OF q. w. Bcetc,
Good,, and Tools contained ~ said store. 3it
ITO RE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AT
l. the Public Pound, s1th u, bctv .th and 9Th
ayes, Whine boat, Oh ysth oi November, lSOt. J69
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TRADE NOTICES.

IRON MOULDERS UNION, No. ?S,-THE
members are requested to meet ths evening at syI
Boscrj. An stte;np' 10 nos h. lns made 10 reduce
esen' rae OF wa -, 10 therefore ~. uisite hat
The momtc.s should attend TO decide an ip rtant
u i,op JAS. CARROLL, Pres, l.. TENnbn-
,'.ssI, sec. IL
ITO HE JOI' RNEYMfN HORSE-SHOkRS
L L. and Bene, ocnt society OF the CITY OF New
ON hcultes Ae ietueeted To NICE ~ their Ha-
~ First ave, on Thus az, Nov. g4h, a. o'c eek
.or the puir-c Of plvins he sst lhute OF IT, rect 70
ooider of THOMAS kt ssEI, PiesI MICHAEL. Kill
LIND sec. i9S
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


''uAt bVucS OI tIOrchOuud 0Gd Ia
"r the core Of Cou.hs Colds lnAuenka Hoartono,.
uinieuli Beathins and all Affection. OF tie Throat
Bronchial Tutes and Iunss lcsln. to Consumption.
This inall.ble rene iy Ia composed OF tho Honey Of
The plant iioIthound, in chemical union With Tar
n ul extracted from tie Lie Principle Of the rest
tree Aties Fas,neL o. Rain Of Ciilcad The Honey
o. Hor,hounl so,hes and sc,tters all iritatioas and
determinations and the Tar-Blm clcan-os and he,l-
the oat and air pss.tsef loading the lung, Five
additional inei odents keep the organs cool moist and
In henthiul action. lie; prejudice hinder sou from
testins thi. sovereign remedy OF an ilus,ou. yhy.i
eGn sal chemist, Who hIrelf thoroughly tested u tor
veais his extensive private prscice II Is saie, sure
Ard Tleean,, the ftT-Dalm being entirely fee from
the offensive quale. Of common tar. Price 81 Cont.
- rot lie. Ior pllp lv eli crtigei.t. al Alt,,
DoWNtR. General Ascent. ~ ,edarsL Ne. NoiA.4 b
The best Strengthening Plaster r. the 70.
tous PLASTER OF Dr. ALLCOCK. They arc WI.
snnted TO keen good twenty years, hut may be return
ID for fre.h Plaster without charge. fmrortan, quail.
hies.1hcy Will cure Weakness of the Berk. Pan Of
Me : de, IameDcs OF the Knee of the Ankle, or
Cold Feet, sooner aud with more comfort than an,
s,her application. sold by all aer. Principal ofoc,
20 Canal st. A..
Eye Hospital New Nork I've Hos.
a. nom TO r; M Tor The b'ao.tc, the poor rLo
te sifictcd with the di'e6c. NJ tho ewes. SOLOMON
jENHt.k' AN President OF i'oald OF rriS'ee-. so
Wheeler II " iiaon's niahea Pre-.
mum 'r.rtiteh sewing uisruincs No. G,5 B.o.i-
W.. "a,
Fall and Wintsr-Ir You want Fnl and
Winter eioihinr, 80 90 y. BALDwlN'S .ad Z!
6o"ciy. The Arcest stock and In the city, AMI
prices lese Childfrn'. department not c4unled. 3i3
Grover & Brkcr's Celebrated sewing
machines To- end TO tent 1t y3S broadway, bctw
tlst aud 22d stf. 3iJ
ID. scymour's L. = soup Every body's
hiend. lie cheape.t and test. Try IL. soAI ly all
Sroe 90
DtamoudParlO Matches These Nut chcs
Ce the best ~ tie world ru!e IKE ~i.hcut suphur.
90 dlsAeieestle rne. and luxury and comfort ~
u1okeit and people with weak lungs. For sale
wholesale and rc Gii ~ riE LODI NANUFAI-
~ ElN,' Co. No. 90 Col' tIandt st.. New York. rs
The Great Cough Remedy -Overton's
.ulncnic Bhsam l. uoiu' more good In a,u ct wa
hsnnny other thins O, the kind In tne market. For
he cure OF coughs, colds ssthna- bronchitis, snd
Analogous dire us.s cuiiig to Crnrui iiou Il Glands
slnvaied. Price IS cu. per bottle. Addres, your
orders to ONtEIpN q bbpGE AZ Egh,h ave {
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VETERAN CORPS OF 1917 Will MEET
ut IN. loot q Grand st., Il. X, on FRIDAY, 10th
inst. At III O'Clock pec.reiy iuil IN 70. TO
10 william sDuIvh. l.. l.. in hody, to cricbrntr the
Nl't year o the evacuation Of te Brti,h TROOPS from
ouI shore. uinner viii be preps ed by the Conn
mt ee, and otogispht taken. ana a Beueht lis or
toe sick ami needy veterans. II. RAY MOAI, Biig.-
',ene4ol. AHh DALl.f, Iol. lSAAC NJ. fHNlE
AOlu,sn gen
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GOD wARD-AT A MEETING HELD AT


- - Sitionu Hail Ana ttree gn lie 2Itt instA-t,
O. ne lenoc .atc Organ,zaio Jon tMckeon. oi the I'd
Wa -.te B-rn1i .ch u t-I.e4 TO th' cha T. Ind
ihilin l'aly appointed secieIi.y. o. TO- niai bal
~. iuSen %. .uo nOuiln ..ion Of CeimIa, JANIS
D. bEA.,r WIS ui.an. INQUIRY nonln-,.I ns A..e.-
10 - " the 18th D,at.i,t .ic ga Wa q. iue iDLo"-
81. eaoiu o..r te.c Gdol i,eso,tc :, hal ~.
hue .Ce o. tue DenV'. 4l,c Pa. " % tho cty Of Ars
io.k ca 20 ~. p.olnoied hy &C ulin- ION Ilunl'
oipI ohccs suc1 men ~ have heretofore b.el
lao ipu III at mans power for n. pI pose o. 90
.ci.A, uchs" ve- ana ion their rcaut| In de -,
ms s'htpie' 70 h-tray tho Interests oly .; heir
'vhs scl1' hlt hto the .inc,p.er vi tue sTes SH-
tonni i's' oI the non. Etso.,ei That toIitN ng
the tine has arriNei wnen tins y aid should ! G
dcrmed nom he oliin OF beiag part and y, VI ,he
miesOvornment Of this city, We have determined TO
cham our representative Ia the B0ai OF Aldermen
ana hat We pttsent IA our Candlnatc or Alue. nIIu
JAaEs Is: BRADY, man whosc honesty OF purpose,
fcelty 10 Democratic piincip.eA anu lidepe Gdence
OF chaIacei eIn.nenty qualify him TO the caldid-
aie OF the masses OF this WaId and we ieei thst In
presenting such candidate We diuchsrse duly We
owe the Democratic ptY and our fellow citizens
Of this Aldeimgn!c ltsirict. JANIS BAABKItH,
""si'n"n. palliP UAsi, ssl.,.Ays lie
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
.txsS, viii be sod cheap on application 81 the
sun tthCr. n
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Tss0: HOLIDAYS.

MESSRS. FOWLER & WELLS, $50 Broad
lVl way, have irrusl \ ne, chronological ilnsI
for iearuc, = n, ri 3D. Al Druggists have II. 5OI
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\ LLCTuRE WILL BE DELINEkEp I'M

lore tn. member OF the Immaculate Conce ption
j. - b., society, IN their liaIi, LAst 18th ST. near
avenue \. hy JOHN A, WILLS, fsl, OF SOU IN
tenpernnce and iis Results Doois ope at ociock
D. VI. L. clue T. commence at :. seats fee. MI.
tbNr1 UBklfS Nica President aud Chairman Of
Ntmmttt.e OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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louincyin'n lathcrs he'd at Millinan's Hall
ii' icy evening, no. -, the follow iir .oui Ton
was unanimously ado ed "Wheiea. Our en-. plo, ore
"a eunc ou. Ss, er 10 $3.50 PEI "a and tslk OF
ri iurtLct reduction We nave only to say, that II
cue IN attempt Ia made ~e will all tall 10, ether"
Mon be.a RS requested 10 attend Oul ncXt nee
tng 1u.."ay evening, Nov. 80. JAMES CASEY,
RES. W. r. MAC l.fAN, Sec ly1
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" TslNNT = IITNI T.lNNI = 7 II u VTTT-
l. batcd Compressed leart, In Eiii ope oxclisively
used for 'onia years and for tie h,st time manufar
dcisigns l, II unsui a<-ci IN i- qualities II Inn
pafr sweet taste TO the bread, rs,se- the dough
higher and 40 produces larger bread and takc- less
than ut the tiin. Tor getting The doug! ready Tor the
oven than other article Of the kind. 10 lie con-
WINGED, ghc II n trial. Samples furnished gratis.
llhelal tr3 ms granted 10 dealris. bONAI, NORD-
IIStFK A. co, Nos. ~ mud ~ seventh ave. Branch
depot 1913 sixth 1t, near ave. 4. $40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
Commercial Intelligence.

I.oSDoN MONEY MA.KET.-'fhe funds continhen
firm Con4ois the 18th fractonsly improve cosns a,
g.0t for money The drHnd fo money rad increased arr
th rate for good bills in hs open advanced 70 y 40 9
cent The weekly o th- Bsns of tnfind show o'
creas in the bullion 81 f2lsG. he.fs Barring Bros 90.
quote bar silver at dollar q, nominal eagles snlN
AxgRICAN accommodations Bro. Co. say; - ib''
h,s bee dur tine last few dys active inquiry iof o.
$40 bonds 20 continental demnud and The pTi'ri -
no end Of lrsi week 43G. has rn 10 is1S9 ihet.
seems however be sufficient bonds iho market 70 mo
present wBnts' An other stocks inactive niue feun
sylyss y cent stock cold 81 Ne snd Ata.tc and oIr
Western bonds ~ Y. and "a. ssctonl .2dIi.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, lna-i orIos.1hr Brokers' tifcnsi
says Cotton he's been in unusaay srsons We demand TOM
the trade sen by exporters md usof tnrouou
the week The advance quoted werk was followed o
Friday and Saturday BY further se Of H. old ID, whch
has been aly with increasing hrmnos snhoufn
during the day. there has been rather less excite
meat The week. advance in American is a. old in VI ~
and Fgyuiian ID aud IN Fast India i'd ID Tho week.
sales add lp 10 bales including J5Sn ospecnlAtors ana
1890 " expeIten Tks bg.nsg 81 Friday we esns'ea
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The Tax on Cigars fro" AchnK
(ommissioner ROliin.

The following inquiry having recently been
made by ciger manufacturer Of tls city IL mann
iacturer has thousand cigars costing SIS per NJ and
which he would sell Tor 80 but for The tax. with the
tas added must he charge purchaser So in order 10
make e. profit, the tax being sl5os must he charge
sI5 The tax being $.5r AGING commissioner Roih
has written IN. -uhloined letter in rcply'
TREASURY p,PAgrsrST. Orficy or INTERNALLY
RrvExrE WssHisrToN Jnly p. is6I
SIr: ia answer 10 your letter of the i~th inolosinR
printed copy OF letter rom the Commissioner of In
ierna Revenn. under date Of July II. relative to the
rates Of tar on cgar have 10 Say that tho law pro
yides 10 different mode Of HSccrtainnR the value Of q
CARS in order TO liz the rate vi tax thereon, from thai
which applied to s 0tLor mauuiactrred articles goods
wares aud MERCHANDISE. The acfadi sd,s made by ihe
manrfactnrer or producer 10 the measure OF vsuc
Starting FROM this point tia letter 10 which you rrfer
explains the mode hy which this office arrived 1t
schedule Of ,p. ual deduced from the rates Of values
as given in the law.
This schedule may not be perfect. II gives the most
favorable construction Of The law Ia the manufacturers
while IL establishes a uniform rule easily applied. The
manufacturer returns his cigars in accordance With his
sales.
Tie price M which he has sold them determines the
tai which he must pay on them. Fer ever 90 Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
The Danish War.

The details of tho truce and the proposed
paul.h concessions we're awaited with consic.febe
intcfcs but nothing Of moment bod transpred. \
Vienna telegram says tho truce wonf be short ono,
and would b. concluded an the 1871 inst.
Berlin telegram ~ iLr 18th says. II u inserted tLnt
Baron Gnellclcrone arrived here yesterday uiih ds
raica 'gon VI. Bl1hmc The new Danish Prori'r.
The dispatch Is believed 10 state tfat hing thTis
ian requested suspension of arms 20 negotiate length.
encd ariuistce sud peace ard that his Maje.iy had
charged his advisers TO aIrHo AZ ~ uudci standing
more easily.
\ similar dispatch Les been forwarded 70 Vienna.
Intelligence Ia, been received from lltdercA sltFen
stating tnat While Gen. fakcuucin was planting tie
Austrian ard Prussian fHgs AZ Skapcn yesterday. tie
Danes ATTEMPTED n landing ~ D,bcck ana fredrnoks-
haven They wcrc driven of from the int place by a
body Of Hus.ars, and reIui.ed from the latter BY
connie Of guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27
Democratic 5Ieciins-An EEpositicn OF
Peace Prinoiplcs.r

A meeting Of the supporters OF the Dem
ocrstc Union Association took place last night. in tie
rooms Of the Society At No. az Broadvay corner Of
Twenty.seconl street About 80 persons we're pres.
ouf. After some delay. repeated cries II tine and
much ehScis and .tamplug tne speshpe p ~ On
Association. who. after few remarks. Introduced 10
tie meeting senator J.. =. COzons.
jas. W. SINGLETON, esq. OF llllgOls who said tie
time had come when all the great liberties 81 the
people were n the greatest danger, aid II was the
lime for them " renew their pledges II heiy 10 those
great principles of hsriv-frceiom ~ tie press and
trisl h jury TIE struggle IN which they we're engaged
with their cogurymcn vas the le-ul. II tIeas nao.
coordination against the GOycrn mt iprnea INTO being
by thr breath 81 naielsl. lie who sought T. ieesta9.
lsh lie Constltt.pn must hrst purge himself OF OH
malice and be- animated by tnose motives 81
Cancellation and compromise when ehhbleu
thor foreeihcrs 20 establish the Constitution.
lie Who would restore the Union by War was b,.nd 70
the objects fir which that war Nhs bong Wagel II
was impossible 10 rstoFo tho Union 10y the war when
bad destroyod the Constitution and there could ,. no
Union without the Constitution ~ II WAs Ih- Demo
cratic party bad always fallen back the Virginia aud
Kentucky platform BIT the! had unfortunately been de-,
coyed nom u base by shoddy politicians who bsd
cooled Themselves into the parry md now Il was tlme
Tor them ~ return. The Constitution had accomplished
everything 9o long ~ u was ohy'i-thht was intended
~ t4o.e rho made it'll rnfoitqnsi' II hhl bSn
d-rn, cred by sh"ddy contractors thai il was caab"
u Authorizing VAR upon IselG IL Vas monstronH
to sny that the Constitution AUTHORIZED the
coercion ~ any State. whom the Convention
that formed az MON expressly refused such pow er
While h. admitted that the Constitution refused the
n,r Ia eosree he states vet he could not admit that
II authorized Secession. The MON WIS intended 10
a. roe,l and me Con.titniiou 10 BE- subject 10 such
49,. eoJ alteration a, time and ,sperieAce mi ht
11tc bnt s1rh changes ,se,o la be made according
~ the forms ~ me Constitution, aud not IN CABINET
e,,'u AZ w,stinyton lie Referred 10 the Democratic
- i,nd crarn W,shingtn, and aid il gss wind
ard verbose devoted 10 the mere interests 81 political
, ,s,rertin, the minds If The people from the
ouly rue aud saving issue II peace OF the
row and cnntempiihle OF who should conduct that
var ANY ore who told them that the Constitution ana
ar could exist together spoke the dead aud nsnted
Inc a, ng when hey asked tle Democratic party Turn
s e rinciples II liberty ~ tho mere crumbs Of Office
b 4, - ,rye N. man chilling themselves Con.
~ W. a., ~ -. "a .,to bod -atbered an
49, ~ The n,rtv wer, eTtirpated The war was
~ Titt on Wong and no man should be permitted
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Latest Ship News.


Steamship Scotia Rrl JuiSins Liverpool 'sh ~ !, SO
Dn.cr.fo.yu I7th. a. udse nd Pss @ p 'aia
in e 18th Il a:Ju PM pass~f scninsip Ana hla' ~
SVh ~ 5a M passed steamship City u Washrf & h.lS
N snaat7 o. m. passed steamship hedsr, ircm New f"'
io. Liverpool -, n. IT.. rot io,, A
m aud southampton l3.h - p ~, nd'' thi ~,
kUrherd. & Go. EEpsr0ucfd heavy esiner ~ 81 p"
- ns,,~e viii heh sea and for - days - n dra"
f. Oe tls l,lh lai. a. So Ion. 49, asnaed KOS
Mn U.r,a hcrre FOR Bremen 18th lst. q 70 .Vs ~
.poLe B-ren .hip Victoria, bound T.; ISM ~ .a M
70 TO- spok- park Gipsey Queen, for Oueoecs '''' "
lon : IS spoke ship ATaja. ,., - -. I,-,,
steamer Buaslc. Jones' Philadelphia n'1e' '" ''-'
s se T.cou,, Pierce Philadelphia, md'' 'ni pass
sh h Tsps Joe. sou. Xar.iniqas l6 e'yf s's""
Shin krcra MeNesl New. Orleans 10 days md'e 70 MAI
or, Lord 4 Queresu. ~, 4, H.. o.. i-s Ard
pass % James r.. Wsrd 60, -. Il, 5sv, ip a,ls,,ts
bris st. Miguel, ssnaheH '"'"''''' " 49, "
nsster. - T. u II d.-, v'a lIaiu.sf
hS.e S' s 20 ~ :" sierra Leone) Renkss Sierra -e
IA. b;,ic. 20 n ID. Garlic sor
WiND-At sunset W. aud i,s,s'
., ,u,,h. aood Frassr, IRON, Liverpool June
~
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The New ssoIy Alliance.

The London Morning Post ~ an editorial on
the auction Of tie alleged Holy Alliance observes lat
nobody can follow tho refllrh- made o. the documents
latsly published without arriving az TIC rrA.Ici"i;
which Is Nv degrees becoming mofc hriHf esq hstcd
sbroad oi thor reunn.iess How could the f4us-iau
Minister admit that De- WIoie q a. dspacl ana yet ct-
pect 10 keep tie peacof 81 Two evil. he chose TIE
easi nor VII j. be tle met tlma 10 TIE history oi
diomncy thai a statcsmnt has denied o fact 10 avert
The disaster Of n var for 'uch war MS France might
wage against Prussia upon tc strength 81 th.s' as.
patches could not ii a the er'ht moment Ia Do most
disastrous. Tie Poet i- perfectly prepared to enter
with the pruesan Minister upon he conicst ~ asssr'
ton and denial and viii not believe IN tie esiahnsh'
inent II % peImei-n peec" until nc changes Mhlch
Inay take lace in Germany have received ihe sanction
ard approval u the Emperor Napoleon.
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Germ any.
m, FOuRTIf OF JULY IL GERMANY.

1IE FOI NH Ut JUL " ILNTNFIf
A letter from Hombnrg of the 9Th, raj
" ON tho sth tho Americans here made pleasure 81
cufsol ~ tho little satefn, place Of Sanheim nbou'
tel miles FROM here They had ordered dinner lhoI'
and ssyerrl carriage loads of Americans went. IN
some Of their carriages they had the inted states nag
flying and learn thot 1t excited much attention ii
Nauheim particularly with the police who thonsAl y
yas political flag and At once arrested some oi u,
party and marched them of 10 the judge. who asked
The objects and purpose of tins sLow Of banners.
one Of these arrested explained that il was an Amer
Jean flag and L belonged 20 the United States Consul
General ~ Frankfort who vas onr OF the party, and
who wac also C0nsnl for Hossot asset In which NHn
helm va. situated The Judge. On hearing the eIPanh
tiou dismissed tho charge, expressing regret hat in'
stupid police should have bcen sulty oi such IN hci
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Local Military Matters.
CREDIT FOR KINGS COUNTY VOLCNTRE

CREDIT FOR KINGS COUNTY VOLUNTEERS.
The following correspondence between the
Hon NJ f. Odell and Provost MsrshalGeneralF is Of
considerable interest regards several matters in rela
tion to the question Of credits for volunteers:
BROOKLYN Y. July 20. 1904.
Gen Fry Dear Sir: Ny District has enlisted sore humid
reds 81 men f-csny for three yesrs the IN. County
authorizes nave paid and paying $3.50 bounty for
said term u service THE last call of the President IL Ter
year How will enlisted Tor three year, be credited IN
your Department the question il important one WIN
three esf volunteer enlisted aud thereby e1enp' be
CREDITED In lids I'll as three men An early answer viii much
obse. Yours, truly. NJ. +. ODELL-
WAR DEPARTMENT Provost Nal, hal cnerals Office
WASHINGTON, ID. c. Jnly %, 1874
The Hon ". r. OpELI, Brooklyn, y. Y.--SU: have the
honor TO acknowledge the receipt OF your letter OF July 49,
and in repy 70 inform you hs all volunteers under the
call hoiel they enlist two three years. aud
deficiencies Of three years will be counted
i0r man, When volunteers en. foE The shorter crns
be required tie ration Of those terms to
allie The amount " military service among the different
states 81 parts Of States
sL Sir very respectfully. your obedient servant
JAMES Is. FRY. Provost. " N nal General.
This decision Of the Provost Marshal General induced
the Bounty Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors to
reduce the bounty from $500 20 $780, to take effect on
the LIST Of August prox.
TIE NEW ENROLMENT IN THE THIRD CON
GRESSTOyAL DISTRICT
The following is a corrected list Of the num-
her Of men e1roed in anticipation Of the next draft in
tie lid Congressional District OF Brooklyn:
Wsrt Ward