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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22

New YORK, April 81.
The Posts Washington dispatch says there
are rumors that another call for troops may
soon be made.
Gen. Grant left for the army at 10 o'clock
this forenoon.
Professor Peck, of Oberlin, has Just re-
turned from Fortress Monroe, where he has
been investigating the condition of the colored
troops. Gen. Butler urges that the pay of the
colored troops shall be instantly raised, as
they are becoming rapidly demoralized by the
butcheries OF the rebels and by the injustice
OF the Government
Prominent members Of the Ways and Means
Committee express the opinion that the tax
bill will pass by next Thursday.
The Commercials dispatch says 1t is under
stood that the campaign is TO be Immediately
commenced. There are strong indications
that the rebels are massing large force in
Virginia, and that divisions in Kentucky and
elsewhere are intended TO cover the eoncen-
tration of the rebel force against Gen. Grants
army.
The Senate Finance Committee have re-
ported the National bank bill, which is now
being printed, with amendments.
A strong desire is manifested by prominent
men here from different States TO have 200, 00o
six months volunteers called out at once for
garrison duty, 10 ensure the use of all availa-
Bile troops against the enemy.
The bankrupt bill will be reported this eye-
ming.
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Mechanic Association.

At an adjourned meeting of the Maine
Charitable Mechanic Association, held last
evening, the following officers were elected:
John b. Coyle, President.
Chas. Z. kimball, Vice President.
Stephen Patten, Treasurer.
stephen Marsh, Rec. Secretary.
Daniel Plummer, Corr. Secretary.
Trustees-S. G. Chase, Ambrose Giddings
Thomas f. Cummings, L. L. Pingree, w. &.
Means, j. S. Kicker
Committee on Charity-Ward /, Godfrey
Marks; Ward 2, S. ii. Colesworthy; Ward 3,
ii. G. Barnes; Ward 4, Stephen Emerson
Ward 3, Nathaniel Walker; Ward q, Alyah
Libby; Ward I, J. b. Thorndike.
Charles Fobes was elected, by reclamation
Trustee of the School Fund, for three years.
A vote of thanks TO the retiring officers was
unanimously passed, and the meeting then ad-
iourned.
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WASHINGTON, April 81.
The following information was received
here tonight from the army of the Potomac
Deserters from rebel regiment came into
our hands yesterday. They positively assert
that Longstreet's army is at Orange Court
House, and that Lees entire force is not more
than 5000 or 50,00O strong. The rebels are
very diligent and have strictly forbidden their
pickets TO hold communication with our own.
A deserter from the AID n. c. regiment
came in yesterday. He claims TO be a good
Union man, and says he was conscripted three
weeks ago, and being put on picket yesterday
for the first time made up his mind to desert,
and swan over the river during the night
The artillery OF the I'd corps was reviewed
yesterday by Gen. Hancock.
Private Riley, Co. A, LIST Conn. cavalry,
while on picket duty near Grove Church, was
snatched up by guerrilas GU Tuesday. Pur-
snit was given, but without avail.
Upwards OF 1900 sick soldiers have been
sent to Washington during the past two days.
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GE-At Sanitary Commission Fair in Os-
teryille, Mass, last week, an original tableux,
entitled "The -Four Generations" was pre-
scented, the characters being represented by
four actual members OF one family-Mrs.
Elizabeth Bragg, eighty-four years Of age
her daughter, Mrs. David Fuller; her grand
daughter, Mrs. James Armand, and her great
granddaughter, Genevieye Armand, aged five
years.
This is well, but we can beat il in our own
city. In mansion up town "tableux oil
four generations" can be formed, in which
the great grandmother is only seventy five
and the great grand-chIld is eleven.
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CouNrrnrrIrrn ARnrsrrp. = We le,

CoUNTERFEITER ARRESTED. = We learn
from the Augusta Farmer that j. =. Knight,
hsilng from Troy, Waldo County, was ares
ted in that city on Saturday evening for pas
stag an altered note on the State Bank. He
passed the bill for ticket at Madam Ravel's
exhibition, and Madam r. detected the fraud,
called an officer pointed out the eulprit, who
was searched by the Marshal, revealing upon
his person the indubitable evidences of his
guilt. lie was required to give bonds in the
sum of $500, in default OF which he W as COM
mitted
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-The house. harm
aud outbuildings owned and occupied by Mr..
Michael Hogan, in Bradford, were totally con-
sumed by fire Tuesday morning, about 4
O'Clock. The inmates were asleep at the time,
and the fire had got under good Roadway be-
fore being discovered. Nearly all the furni-
ture in the house was burned, and calves,
sheep aud large hog, harnesses. and every
thing the barn contained was also burned.
Mrs. Hogan, in endeavoring to recover some
money, about $500, went into the burning
house, and, sad 10 state, was burned to death.
Her charred remains were taken from the
ruins shortly afterwards. The Are originated
from ashes placed 10 the shed the day previ-
ous.-Bangor Wing.
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From Me,,,pLts.

CAIRO, ILL.,, April 81.
The steamer City OF Alton has arrived, with
large number of horses, mules and wagons
for this place, and sixty bales Of cotton for
ST. Louis.
The review Of the Memphis militia on the
18th inst was very credtable affair. Gen.
Hurlburt delivered farewell address.
The Memphis cotton market is firm with an
upward tendency, prices ranging from 60 to
zoe.
Gen. Washburne left here to-day to relieve
Gen. Hurlburt
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

VvIiE committee on Highways Sc, will receive
II sea6 ID proposals for furnishing ten thousand
tons Sea Island paving stones during the months OF
May june and July-equal quantities each month.
The parties proposing will please state what portion
of said stones-ifless than the whole amount-they
will furnish as above. Proposals will be receis ed
unlil JuD3d, 1864. The committee reserve the RIG ht
to reject any all proposals not deemed for the In.
terest ofthe city. Per order.
J.E DoNNELL, Chairman.
April 18th. 1854, apo d& etd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22

MUSICAL ENTERrAISMENTs.-Th young
ladies Of the Gorham Female Seminary will
give concert at the Congregational Church
in Buxton, Lower Corner, next Tuesday eve
ming, and one at Gorham, Thursday evening.
Both Of these are for the benefit of the soldiers,
whom the patriotic young ladies of this insti-
tuition have helped in various ways.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22

lg-Misses Cammett and Usher and Messrs
Shaw and Morgan, gave vocal concert at
Lewiston on Wednesday evening. They sang
splendidly, and gentleman who was present,
has suggested that they repeat the concert in
this city, TO which we say, amen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22
Municipal Court-April 81.

Thomas Burns, Jeremiah Grady, and James
Rossister, for drunkenness and disturbance,
were lined three dollars each and costs !;
Burns paid his fine and costs; Grady and Ros-
sister were committed.
Stephen Rice, Tor drunkenness and disturb
ance, paid SO II fine and costs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22

GIN the Supreme Judicial Court yester-
day morning, on motion OF M. M. Butler,
Esq, Mr.. l.. Clifford Wade, after due exami-
nation, was admitted TO practice as an attor-
ney and counsellor at law, in all the courts Of
this State
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hHN NJ bAiLEi tO.s ADtllON EEKS.
- On "wednesday. April eth. at O'Clock p
. IS; Nj on the premises. will be offered FIR sale
LII tho pleasantly located two stored Dwelling
: House, with basement, on the east corner 81
YORK and Tying Street. Its near proximity 10 the
uepot and the numerous manufscturing estahI sh-
mems IN fhat immediate vicinity. employ ing large
number Of hands. renders this house extremely de-
sirabie as boarding house or for private families
ior either OF which II Is eapitaiIy arranged Ii con.
tans 10 or 10 finished rooms has good cellar with
large estern of rain water in the anne apd ~ m
near the back door with good pump, never faiiin
10 hrnish an abundant supply of ercefenf Mater
of sale. sneI ara
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ReaI Estate at Auction.

N Tuesday, April &c, at I21 O'Clock NJ on The
~ premises, the valuable lot of land with the
oulicings thereon situated. ON the corner Of Gray
anu winter streets The house is n two story wood
On mouse. finished throughout, and in fine order
Hard and soft water in abnudapee with Go ara
ether modern improvements, and one Of the most
p'ef es o. property of its class In the mar
Gel ent neighborh0od. We therefore especially rer
omnend u for residence. The title Is clear Sale
positive and terms easy. Fer particulars ipaure on
HENRY BAILEY, 4 CO.. AUCIIONtER
apis I'd ER-Argus and Courier CONF
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HARRINGTON was greeted with another
full house last evening, and his ventriloquism
and magical tricks excited great applause
His last entertainment here will be given this
evening. 1t is well worth attending, for he
keeps his audience in continued good humor.
Saturday evening he performs in Saccarappa
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Financial.

New YORK, April 81.
The receipts at the Custom House to-day
were SALT 900, of which s4S 600 were in gold
certificates.
The failure of the great "bear" in Erie is
announced.
WASHINGTON, April 81.
The subscription to the 1910 loan, as re-
ported to the Treasury Department to-day,
amounted to S2,li0O00.
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steam Tug Warrior,

The new and powerful Steam Tug ~.
- WARRIOR. Capt. G. l.. MilLksn. will -
lyslnSte in readiness at all times both day SkkH
and night 20 execute orders Tor towing and uans-
portiog in this hsrbor and vicinity.
orders len with the Captain on board at Central
Wharf, OF with
Us. WINSTON, Ageat.
Ap64w Central Wharf.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22

THE SOLDIER BoY.-This highly interest
ing work for boys, by "Oliyer Optic" has
been received by Bailey & Noyes. Further
notice hereafter.
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sD-The attention of our readers is partieu-
larly called TO an advertisement in the Special
Notice column, of Incontestable Policies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22
TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. n Ciapp's Block,
CoRNKR or CoNaREss ANp xLM srRxxrs

MOULD respectfully announce 10 the citixans Of
w Portland and vicinity. that he has permanent
~ located in this city. During the eleven month";
the worst forms Of disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tents in short time that the question Is often
asked, do they stay euredy To YER this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured We will
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and 10 also regular graduated physician
Electricity Is perfectly adapted 20 chronic diseases
In the form of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the head, neck or extremties; consumption when
In the acute stages or where the lungs not fully
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism. scrofula hip
diseases. white svengs. spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine, contracted muscles distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis ST. Vitss Dance. deafness STAN
nerng or hesitzncy of speech, dyspepsia, indiees-
tan constipation and liver complaint, pies-we cure
every case that can be presented asthma, bronchi-
It's structures OF the chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-22
EDw M.PATTEN. AuCTioNEER. II Es change 81
Real Estate On Brown streer M
Auction

ON Tuesday. April 2eth, at3P NJ, on the prem.
~ ises 2 Brown Street. The House brick three
stories, with twelve good sizsd rooms Bath M
room. Furnace, Range. and Gas Fixtures MAY DO
seen on SATURDAY and Monday, from TO Z. NJ.
ap2l did
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Eaton Boarding School for Boys.

THE Summer Session OF this school will COM
menee the SecoRd Monday in Nay.
For Particulars, Address
Kents's " 81, Me-. April 18th. 1864. D4w
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Notice.

A FINAL Dividend Of the first fund from the as
N sets, set apart in reduction of the CAPITAL
Stock OF the late Baak Of Portland VIII be paid Cd
and AFTER this date. 10 the of said bank
stthe time Of the reduction OF its capital to their
legal representatives..
The dividend will be paid at the Canal Bank.
Portland.
Portland. March -, 1854 mch2s dissw.
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Morenents of the Rebel Forrest.

HortOtfHfS OF fHe RebeI FoFresf.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 10.
Forrest is retreating into Miss. McCul-
Tough has passed the Tallahatchie.
Grierson is pressing near FORESTS column.
Gen. Hurlburt reviewed the negro troops
under Gen. Chetain here to-day. They made
q fine appearance.
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NOTICE.

CITY OF PORTLAND, April ls 1864.
N pursuance of an order of the City Council,
L passed ADrii Is 1864. directing the Committee on
Street notice is hereby given TO all parties interest.
ed that said committee will meet ON said street on
Monday, April 18th, at o'clock +. NJ . TO view the
premises 10 give ali said parties hearing there
on. Per order Committee,
apl9 dtd u. D0NNELL. Chairman.
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4. NJ PArfES AucTioNEER, IL Exchange IS.
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Ac., al
Auction

~ saturday, April I'D. at 10 A NJ, will be sold
'he remainder Of the goods left from Tue sday's
eonss'ink o. general assortment of Linen
Goods &c, &c. a. ., 49,
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House nnd Lnud for Sale.
Wanted.
Buggy for Sale.

A Massachusetts, tuilt, large. easy Top Buggy Is
"A for sale at DR.. RIPLEi'S stable in Temple
Street. apo d&wtf
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AUCTION SALES.
The Fourth Great Sale ofDamny
ed (.nnsvG =

From the WRECKED STEAMER BOHEMIAN
Ior inc oeneht OF whom ~ may concern-will COM
ii, at 3, Calls Block, Commercial street Port
iand--consisting of Broadcloths, Cassimeres sati-
nets, Iwee is Prints, Beached and Unbesched at.
tons, Dress Goods OF various kinds, Iaiiors IIin.
mings. Hosiery Linens. Silks, Carpets. &C c.
comprising general assortmest of Dry 6Ccds-
These Goods are all fresh from the water, having
been raised by the Divers, and landed this week.
Goods open for examination at o'clock on the
morning OF sale. HENRY BAILEY q CO.,
apr1V dtd AuctioIeers.
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For Snle.

- TWO HOUSES and Lots ON the Southeast
n: ery corner Of Franklin and Lincoln Streets,
sx cont aiming IL finished rooms each Brick els
terms with filtered water. gas piping. &c.
ALSO
The lot OF land on the corner of Franklin aud
Lincoln Streets t,gether with several other Houses
and Lots. For price aud terms ply TO
j. X. BRAZiER,
No. q, Exchange st.
APRIL d3w
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LADIES

Who have cold hands and feet; weakma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming IN the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain in the aide
and back; leueorrhea, Tor whiies1: falling Of the
womb with internal cancers: tamors, polypus, and
all that long train diseases will dnd in Electric
lily sure means OF cure. For painful menstruation,
too profse mensruation and all OF those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specific, and will In short time, restore the Sufferer
to the vigor of health.
Ev-W hace an Electro Chepsicai Apparatus for
extrscting Mineral Poison from the system, such ~
Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic. &c. Hundreds who
are troubled with stif joints weak backs and var-
other difficulties, the direct cause Of which. In
nine out of ten "a the effect of poisonous drugs
be restored TO natural strength and vigor BY the
Of from hve to eight Baths.
Once hours from O'Clock A. u. to ! p.n.;ii
g; and to r. ~.
Consultation Free. Iyl4 fsedt
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ny DIectr1c1ty

The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the larry
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic
lily Of youth; the hsaed brain IL cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth deformities re-
moved faintness converted TO vigor. weakness 20
strength the blind made TO see the deaf 60 hear aud
the palsied form TO move upright the blemisbes OF
youth are obliieraed: the accidents Of mature LIE
prevented; the calnmities of old age obviAfed ana
An active oircu atom maintained.
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T. ~ PAfrEN. AUcTIoNEER, Il Exchange st.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Grapes
Roses. &C..
Abduction on Wednesday. 27th April, at 10

nwARF and Standard Pears. Apples, Plum and
H. Cherry.
Naples lindens, Mountain Ash and Wflloys
hey bird perpetual. Tea, Noes and China Roses
faspberries, Red, white aud Black Currants
Strswberries aud improved Blaekberries.
Grapes. sc, &C.
All in fine condition. perfectly hardy, and will be
sold in lots TO suit purchasers. apls dtd
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Mu6 mr. Irnnf.

te0rrsigOhtenS teS Gusulta GOnfitutiUnaIif, Is. NOe.)
Wtsntag, 6 l1br Morgen8. Cine 9rpBe
An5obl SlihtlInse tanen 9eitert Mbello pom
4utnam uro brahten Die gta1ri1t, oab Gatonz
ton 9eitern Dlor9en BON ben Dantee8 beiebt
moroen lei. Wlebrere Gunoi6after puroen era
I9piien. Nt8 unIer 8eri9terftatter Die Staoi
serlleB, ordilg Die Npantsaroe beS 6einoeS Elm;
Anoere er5dbleu, cine 2)anteema6t pOn 1900
Wtann on Der StraBe pom Greensboro na9 Gaz
tsntDn geIeben su BADEN. 8enn 70, bann bQz
ben Die Streif5i9ler ibren GourS 9egen WlilIeo,
geptlle Ooer Wacpn seri6tet. @eltern b6rte
man in Der &idtutg pOn Diapon cine befti9e
3anDnaee uRb man 9laubt, baB cine S6la6t
3tplIhen Sherman uno uniereu Screen itattgez
funoen babe.
&unolhafter beri6ten, DAB 6O0-1OO0 Oanz
tees ben Ocrnee 9efreu5t unO 1th lauglam oe>
gen Sparta bene9eu.
Sn gictu CART nmo 8rOOfIbn balten itd
9%e9enwdrti9 ni6t peniser ais $4,000 Sioe
ldnper auf Die Der SADIE Der &ebelion in jez
Der m69liden Weiie 8Ori6ub su leiiten iu9en.
6ieraus ertldren ii9 Die Waioritdten, wel6e
Der 8atript UlcGlellon bel Der letten g9abl in
Dieien beiDen Stdoten erbieIt.
ga gcBt's, iucutl mai1 lein Oelo uer>
grGbt. Ser SteIbenpiae y6eraio" ersdblt cine
@ei6i9te pom etnem Wanne, Namens 81. 6.
Beters, gu Slpans Station, Der ii6 nit barter
2lrbeit uno i~trengiter S~pariamteit, na6 UNI
na@ 1900 9pGars eripart bate, mel6e Sum=
me aus $500 in &Olp, 500 in SLIDER UNI
$500 in Yapier beitebenb, er, nm iie ia gut
aufSubeben, in einen iteinernen Sopf setbau,
unp in ieiaem Seller pergraben bate. Set
lebtem Iuguit bate er niGt mebr na6 ieinem
Geloe 9eleben, ma beute li6 alio ieinen
S6reder, ols er Iesten 6reitag nadieben lpOGs
te Ino Die Gntoedung madte, baB Sept unp
@elo fort tparen unp ct, per weiB pie piele
Sabre, umlpnit ii6 9epIast unO getnouiert bate.
Sicr SanOiten gcbGngt. Sn Der gla6s
baridoft bon @OIcon0a unp MetrOppIis, Sno.,
bauit i6on felt ldngerer j3eit cine 8duberbanOe,
Die NIT Der 3eit Der Sdreden iener @egeno
puroe. 9ie 8ep6lterung madte ii6 beSbalt
duf, ben 3dubern bas 0anomert Su leJen unb
Iie su perni9ten. 3mei b%erielben wurOen gu
MetrOpOlts sefangen genpmmen uno 9lei9 an
einem Baum aufgetnipft uno nod Spei aneere
Die aim 8reitdg 5a @OlcOnoa gefangem murben,
tbeiIten 6afIelbe S6idIal.
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lInfere amSlpdrtige Nclitif uuo ole
Sanctptd5S =SJnfcln.

Die Saneptdsz 5nieln 9eb6ren sl oet fradte
bariten uns metropolitan Snleln oeS gan,en
ltillen Oceans uils iino i6pn oeBbalb Elm b66it
tpinidenspertbes 8eiibtbum. Die qeperapbiz
i6e Sage berlelben in Der Ndbe GaIifprnien'S
unO auf Dem oirecten @ege sipii6m San 6ran@
cisco lno ben sroBen 6dfen @bina's perleiht
Oieien Snieln oieielbe 8eoeutllng, pie 1e Malta
I'M Rittelmeer bat. 8ie bieie5 Die 9aupt= 8wi,
idenitatipn fir bic !6anoelS=W arine Gn9ldno's
auf benz 8e9e na6 Der 2euante 1T, 10 Iinb Die
Sanomi6S Snieln cine ipld3e Station fit bic
9aneelS=W iarine @alifDrnien's ouf benz 8eae
na6 glien. a4s' Ia
9a8 fortpdbrenoe @adstbum Der YaciTc=
Staten lro Die ii6ere Nlsfi6t, bab bieleIben
iiber fur5 pper lang burd, cine @iienbabn nit
ben 81 @Staoteu Der Hrion perbuioer Iein tperz
ben, MAIDEN ben t6anpef 5pifden ben @ersi1li9=
ten Staaten uno Aiien auf benz 8ege, an benz
Die Sanopidss SSnieIn liegea, nit ieoem Sabre
pi6ti9er uro ausgebebnter. GS lit oaber fir
Die Ser. Stauten POM b6dlten Snterelle, mer
Die gprtreqe i6er oieie SnieIn bat. .r,G.
uniere Seller erlnucrn itd pabrl2einli6, baB
Dor etliben Sabren cine 8emegang ouf ben aez
nannten SSnieln ~itattfano gu @uniten beg 2n<
fdIufies serlelben all Die Ser. Staaten. Sic
SADIE fam bannals ni6t gu Stdnoe, ipabri9einz
LID in Splge npn Sntri9uen politii6er Md9te..
Snoefien batten Die Ser. Staaten }6 bp9 10
uiel GinfluB auf oas Commencement Der Snieln
9eidert, baB feline europdif6e Diaht lie Su If
rem ipe5iellen 3meden miBbrauden fonnte. 8as
@olt Der Snieln belt eS nit ben Ser. Staten
uHD bas @oIf abte unter Der banlaligen gerfai5
flung einen sroben @influb auf Die eO%nititutioz
nellie 8e9ierun9 Der Snieln aus. Sebt leien
mir nun in californiiden 8ldttern, SaB Der aoz
mig unter Dem S6ube BEG en9lif6en @influnes
Die ppltStbimli6e 8erfaiun9 ilber ben 5aufen
s~elporfen atlO cine He9ierunssform Oftrppirt
BAT, Die ibn fattii6 sum unbei6rdntten Stuperdu
madt. 3usleid mirO btn5tgeflst, baB Gns=
lamb bereit lei, ben &6nig in Ieiner oeSpotii6en
Stelung 9e9en duBere uro innere Seinbe gu
unterfigen. Benn bies mabr lit - unb ppr@
ldufis 1T tein Grano ~porbanoen, bic 3i&tigteit
bieisr Nadri6t 81 besweifelH -1ip 1T Der Gins
flus Der Ser. Staten uuf hieie pidtisen Snieln
Sert6rt un6 in britil6e 5dnoe ibergegansen.
8ir BADEN entidieben un9lid, SSn Mericr
serlt6rt 5rantreid Die 9iepublif llilo erri6tet Elm
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