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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
A MONTREAL BANK ROBBED messen

n
Of the Ontario Bank in Montreal. named Francis Dun
wOode aged 10 or 20 was sent Friday afternoon
last to tho Express Office with 60 400 In Quebec bank
bills, but not returning with the usual receipt, sus
pcions were aroused and IL was found that he had
absconded with the money. His mode Of conveyance
from the city has been discovered and Is expected
that the officers will arrest him. Dunwoode had
prior this been deemed worthy Of the most implicit
confidence.
IMPORTANT EXTENSION OF THE NEW Y DIRK CEN
TRIAL RALRoAD.-TAe TiirsriRe Herald Is informed that
the Oil Greek Railroad has parsed into the hands OF the
New York Central Railroad Company who now have
the exclusive control and management Of its affairs
BY this Arrangement the Pennsylvania Central loses
the right the third rail- which had been laid for
their benefit.
Shurtleff College has conferred the honorary
degree OIL. d. upon Maj Gen Oliver o. Howard.
Superintendent ~ the Freedmen's Bureau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
The Senate Of Fruukfort and the Death Of
Mr, Lincoln.

A copy has been received in this city of the
resolutions passed by the Senate of the Free City Of
Frankfort on hearing Of the death Of President Lin
coin. 1t is signed by Herr Givinnsr. the Burgo-
master ard expresses the painful of the Senate
in regard to the mournfnl occurrence well as their
indignation at the wicked deed"
The Americans in Frankfort observed the day Of hu.
initiation June by special service at the watering
place Of Hamburg. Bishop Kip Of California presided.
The funeral discourse held in the principal church.
and the English chaplain participated in the services
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Arrived.

Steamship Carolina. Phps, Savannah days. md'e :" L.
Steamship Monterey Turbsr NewOresns June H. cotton
steamship BoIa:.ja ta.nl Meier Hamburg. Via South
ampton 18th inst. mdse. and pnss., kuuhsrdt Co. .
Steamship Creole, Thompson, Richmond via Norfolk w.
Steamship Havana Greene, Havana days and u hours
mdse. aud pass. to Thos. Ascensio & Co.
Steamship Zodiac Buksy Beaufort, "A hours mdss and
Frsncons Sherwood Portland mdse and pass to
II. X. Cromwell Il Co.
pass, O. Hineckrn Paln,ore .
Steamer L. c. knight, Mason, Washington H. B. Cromwell
L Co.
Ship Village Belle (ofLondoudery) Little, Londonderry.
. day. iron 2os pss to j. L. Knox For the la't ten
Ship Oder Hsm), winzsn hamburg 30 days, mdss- and
IA pass to Kpnhsrd Co. The Oder has had birth and
'' Bark i Ble.n V tof Wstou oos Cow Boy,
Bark Harvest HON. tof stoctson Diciey s.su. days.
with sugar, to u; d.. Brootmsn SCo.
Bark r. O. W. Dodge, Walls Baltimore days, In ballast to
Ba,I Maria tof Yarmouth, N SD Klam Havana 10 days
with sugsr to Boyd Hincksn; er 25th.
Bar. WS T., sspo, GAY fan''' u.s.
Big che6ne0, Mcpherson, GeOrsst0wn PEI 10 days. to
Big Escape (of J..ey) Adams. Rio Jsneiro 81 days. with
Brig Euru. Ack.y Ln.an 10 days with coal to r. raibo.
Brig Chebuco McPherson Georgetown, p T. l.. 10 days,
potatoes snd oats to Brett, Son Co .
Ca.tellamsr April 20. junk. &c. Duthl & Co.
Schr ChsA Peualeon Church. Georgetown, D. o.. days,
schr Col Jones, Hill, Baltimore days, with coal to C.
schr W D. Bickstd sandey Pictou IL days. GOAL to D. f.
scbr sarah, D.ko, Mu.qus,h 10 days. with to Hoi-
schr Chas T. Bebes Bebee, Georges Banks with d'h to
Rogers Co. a.,
schr 0overnos Chass Portland, mAckerel to Woodruff
Robinson.
Schr Nelson Wells Ryder, Rockland
Schr c. j. Ericsson, Sheppard, New Haven for Albany
Schr Life Boat Resd NewbuIyport with sugar to D. W.
schr John Mailer Bradford NewBedford for Hsverstraw
schr John rakenhani Jone'por Il days, with spar' 10
schr Petrol of St John ~ b., Patterson, AnI Csyes
June via Inssus l3h loswood. &C, TO Brett Son 20
Schr D. Talbot. Packard, Cow Bay days. win eoa 70
M-tcafk Duncan
schr Damon. Pitcher. Somerset for Rondout.
Schr H. &. Brooks. -. Londonderry, with Lumber 70
II. J. & C. A. DeNoL
Schr ChropheI Pendleton, Georsetown, D. c.. coal FOR
Port Morris.
schr " ghsIer -, Portland
Schr James Chamberlain Nickerson Albany, lumber iof
schr R. B. Boss. Chosne. JOssn,. MS. Il days, COOL to
J. y. Whitney Co.
Schr. Chief Osborn. Providence.
Schr. Cabinet. Bgrdiek, Newport.
Schr Elizabeth Sgur, Lincoln Orleans for Elizabehport
schr. Emeline Haiyht, Harris. Boston 49, xn
Scnr. Idaho Waght, Boston, with hsh 10 Woodrun heo
inson.
schr. p 3. Anderson, Clark. Portland
schr. Ira Tsgre n,r. Hobrook Norwich
schr James Deputy. Stursess, Boston for Albany.
schr. Earl, Small Woods Hole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
SERIOUS SHOOTING ArYRAY IN A SALOON

Thomas Gleason and Patrick Ginmop, late on Sunday
night quarreed In the saloon OF John Mcclure ceSner
OF Thirty .fourih.st and Firstsve. blows inter
changed and finally Gleason shot his opponent In the
face the ball passing through the upper Jaw under the
nose breaking it, knocking out three teeth. aud lodg'
ing in the tongue. The wounded man Was taken to
Bellevue Hospital and the ball extracted. IL Is impos
sibe present ascertain the full extent OF bis in
Iuries He resided at the corner Of Thirty ninth st
and second ave- Immediately after the shooting. Glea
son fed pursued by officer Vredenburgh. Of the Twen
~ first Precinct and took refuge In the stable OF Mr.
Savage at the OF Thirty nnthst and Flint ave-.
where he arrested He Is native Of Ireland aged
"a years and ssys be has occupation Justice Kelly
committed him to await the injuries OF the wounded
man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
THE FIRE DEpARrMByr-A COMMITTEE TO

The FIRE DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE TO
VISIT OTHER CuIK2-The Commissioners began the
business Of new week In the largo hall IN Meroers
near Prince called Fircmens Hall. by the appointment
OF a committee 10 proceed 10 the different Giles IN
which there are paid fire departments. and examine
into the working Of the system The Comniftecb also
to visit the manufactures at which the steam
FIRE engines are built. and make report upon the
diffeien, ngines 10 the board Tho Committee, con
sisng Of Mr.. Pinckney. the President OF the Board
and Mr. Brown intend % start some time during tho
week and their Journey will take the greater part OF
fortnight In the meantime the remainder Of The Board
will transact oil business and Get upon COMMUNICATIONS
which may be sent TO them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
SrgEgr-CAR ACCIDENTS. Pet

STKkET-IAK hCtIDfNIS'--T tVcI ny III, Io.Iu'
ing nj No 20 East Twenty. seventh.st had bis feet
badly crushed on Sunday night oy iang benestn ths
wheels of n car attached 10 a dummy the Second
Avenue Railroad. between Seyenty-seventh and Sew
eDty-cig hth-st-.
Peter Maserson. IT, while attempting 10 get on q
Seyentheyc car nj the Of Fifty fourtbst. on
Sunday night knocked down by the horses attached
10 car coming from the opposite direction. and ,er
ously hurt He was taken to his residence 10 fiit!
fourth.st. near Seyenth.ave.
Thomas Hannah. aged p years while playing In The
vicinity OF the residence Of his parenfs No & Cherry
st. was run over by car No 10 OF the Flntave noe
and so badly injured that he subsequently died in The
New-York Hospital No blame ~ attached TO the
nIiv0r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
The He'd River ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "e'
norris Coureroing the Loss OF s'iie'

Prom The ST. Louis Republican June ~,
A gentleman now in tins city states that tne
oss ~ life occasioned by the sinking Of the Kentucky
below Shreveport Is greatly eIsggol Atcd lie was nun
.cf on board tho boat At the tme OF the disaster anu -
sailsicd not more than - or - white persons hbu
ab,ut 20 neerJeS, rnostly women and Children were
drowned, Instead Of 2OQ - has been stated. About
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

THIS ATLANTIC CADLB.-A note from Cyrus
W. Field dated at London June 10. states; 'The
Great Eastern win probably sail from the More on the
9Th Of July and from vaenia about the 10th Of Jolly.
AL is going satisfactorily. and the greatest conf
dence is entertained that the cable will be successfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
NEW YORK STATE METHODIST SUNDAY

School CONFERENCE.-The body. at lis session In Al
bany f,w days ago. adopted. among other Others. ie
following resolution:
Rs.oe8 Thnt TO- with dee Joy heart ascrbe thank
and nrse Almighty God the mai OF
delivering the nation from tho cutters OF slavery, teoth"
and wa; ni declare conviction a Is Of once our
dnv and our exalted mission spread the principles Of
iirou. b. nv throughout the baud thei shall know no d.
incto before the wF snc springs roAn the disei
rnce brtv cen Loyalty and tfeasOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

that number Of the latter wers on board and being on
deck were submerged INN ediately with the sinking OF
the boat. Two or three Of the negroes escaped BY
cinging 70 planks. other floating materials. and
reached shore in safety OF the persons drowned he re-
membered only the Of Rufus King of ST. Charles
County, No., and - Gregory of Galloway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
MAy srAnnrp is rnE STRER, -Farlr o.

MAN STABBED IN fHb oihhbs.-Early on
Monday morning George Ennis. ut the eof.sr Of East
Broadway and CaiherinesL, quarreled Wit. On un
known man. and BY him stabbed In the beast
with pocketknife receiving seIions but not dansNS
ous wound He was taken 10 the NewYork Hospitaf
by Officer Dempsey Of the Fourth Precinct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

FIRE IN EIGHTH-AvB.-Shortly before mid
night on Sunday a FIRE discovered IN the front
basement Of No 4l3 Eghth-sve occupied ~ hat and
car store by Joseph MARKS 1t soon extnguiAhed.
Loss by fire and water sJOO insured for $3.50 IN the
Hamilton Company The back basement was occupied
by John IL. Strucker coniectioneri loss on STOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

fiRsT ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THB BASK-sT.
III. y. CNpsIoN SUNDAY Scnoor--This school cello
brated then first eIeurfon TO Pleasant Valley Grove
last Friday In ,se afternoon literary and musical eI
ereises we're gwen by the members Of the school,
assisted by Grnfuilap 9Th Regiment Band and nd
dresses were made by De Rev T. NJ Curry pastor.
tue Rev. {. > Brigg' ster.fn Merritt, r. and Is. ID
L. Switzerland Altogether, zee excursion passed of
pleasantly and was financial a " ell as socis success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Travellers, Guide.

To Arb.ny BY Hudson r. IL, from 8Hh.st Drpo,
=. IAN. Z. 40, end loi p m Sunday ,rsin FROM
1ah It, p. tity cars run between Chsinbers
and t0th sts. stations
To Albany aud Troy BY Harlem n. r.. csths., 4tb-
To Albany l,ndn. q, principal place. on tho Hud-
son. by steamer &. Nibbard Tuesdays. Thursisys
aud ssiurisy.. and Daniel Dre~, Mondays. Wed.
N landing a, 7io . IN
To B.ltimof-. by tho New.J-r.-y X H.. foo, Of
Courthnai 1t. aud AZ a. M. ?. m, and IL
ul.dnisht Sunday i.io = m
To Bos,on. bv New London lns, Pier 81 n X.
and neptune Lane, Pier n y. H.. daily tsurdar
To : ~ton. BY N-wiisvru H. r.. vi. Springfield:
a. 49, and ~ .-i iI.,.. h r. f.., and ..s
sv, via shore Line. l2i snd p m. Sunday.... p m.
To Csnandagua Rochester, Buffalo Salamanca and
West, By Ere Railroad. loot Of chsmbcrsrsI,T
TO 0r-enpor; 90 IN landon saturday, p MI 10
Yaphsni. Isip. Psrninsdae. Long Island, BY l..
T. aud 80
For Hudson. Cstskin, Bristol and West Csnp;
stsan.rs Rave foot Of iIn'onst, north RIVER p N.
To N-wburr Poushteepsie, Roundoat and Kings.
ton landing Of CozT-ns Dock. West Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell. ddly nom foos
ofD-.bros.s. al. \. Observation-Disclosures. Up N.
so New Haven, connecting with X. H. for Hartford,
aud p.
ard al sv., at 8, ~ NJ III J. 3t3 a. ane p m
To NorvAlk lsnding at Whitestonr, City Island
T. r. tPeel.ipD aiiy........................ lp N.
To th. West by Central Railroad OF NewJersey
i.Allea,own. from foot OF Liberty-.t.. N. X.
(. M IA IA and ssoo ?. N. sunday rain....... p N
To PhiadsphiA BY New Jersey Railroad, 1905 OF
Coursndi-ft., T. 10 and IL a m. IL m, snd6p
IN and u midnight. s1ndsv.........:.;.... y ~
To Proyi 1snsr by Neptune Steamship Co.. Line. .
daily froto pier o. foot Of itobinson-st H. AZ III
To Washington. By New.Jer.cy H. X foot q
Coutsads-.t-, and IA, a m.' p u.' and l.
Ed1 SaE9as IL I.s.d to Railroad Tim. Tables
see entertainments IA Ano'b'i raf' o. thhP Pave"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

Gov. Pierpont has appointed as Visitor to the
Medical College at Richmond, Va. Raleigh r. Daniel
and James Alfred Jones. of Richmond. and DIR. John
H. Claiborne Of Petersburg, TO seytrally I'LL vacences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

Of Washington Washington. D. c. Copies Of the Con.
sttuon and BY Laws viii be sent By the Secretary to
all members and eligible applicants.
Readgrarters District Of Washington. d. c.. june %
1861
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JUNE a. 1865. IN

Bari Ane.lo Carolina Cssotta Buenss Ayres Soco'ich
Agrsts, Smith L 0eorsiades. VIA, L. D.
BARK A.aie ~ Pain,es SkossA Richbuotos Yates f0'
terrified.
Brig Nile (Br.), Whitters. st. Thomsa .c-r
Brig Aquilla (Br.) Evans, Glasgow, Persons McCLy'
Schr s. Sawyer, Carnage, Newburyport.
schr NJ S. Hsthaway, Linsan. :. Talbot 20.
Schr Fanny Mos. Davis Newbern, Murray x. Nephew
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The Springfield, Mass Union reports plague
Of frogs existing at Wbraham. saying that thousands
of III rse creatures "came down IN a shower.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sum RLee,4:3O Sun Sot......735I Moon sets. Is
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. Gov Island. III Doe Hell Cse.. l:l1
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SpOkeu.

Spoken.
Steamer Lafayette hence I'D Tor Havre-June z4th4 on
Nantucket The was lying to and remained so four hours
and th-n proceeded. =,
Bark OionA (Br) from Cienfuegos for Queensown-Juns
7, of Cape Antonio.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OY NEw-YORK........

Cleared.
BAH wihelnui (BLl MeEwen. por, au Prince II. Bictsr
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oan,s AZ the state OF New.Ycrk. -sss,so,en,

hank Of the state OF Newly crk. -sts'euent OF
,hsptSk OF the STATE or HFwiORk. OF the CITY Of View
Chapter So Laws oi s Vf mo "ss< s1hs
saturday, the sab a,y OF June isoi - ..
Average Of Loans and D~oaats-- ~
amount Of frosafoo 80 NJ,
Cts snd County % sew Yors. So O., w Dner, e1h
10, OF York, 81 the Cts OF New
Ys bsn, sworn po-e that the above sassnt cor
rect 10 tss oest Of ny hnowledc and besL - - - -.
s~ofn this co'h Gay Of June. 1873 ma
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Bank Statements.

American Exchange Bnnk.-s.a.emsn. OF the
EXCHANGE BANK r.. required BY Chapter soo
tAws Saturday. the s<th ane s
OF Lsass so4 DssoartA ...sSoa. ~
d
Of Crcnianoo 100 ~
OF Droo-fs ",SvusvVs
CITY of Nev yori, az j. T. Wilson, SAeosf %
Yost being duly sworn dposs ana
~y h.t he sboy, w correct knswe ane
belief "iLi-,o' Saso'ef'
sworn bssor, 18th day Of Jun. 1870 $50
Yssss.c BuLL. Notary fublie.
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Manuflcturers' and Merchants Bauk.-StstS
Of TIE MASUPAcTVRERs AND MERCHANTS BANK - -
Chapter OF ending SATURDAY 10
sGh OF June, lsShs
II Loans and Dscoun $50
Average amount OF eprcfc. fx,!Ol ~
OF Crcn I,iSS ~
Of Deposit. &s6C,61I "a
of kewYort, A. Maserton. Cafhisr Of ~
Merchants Bsnt being duly depose and -
the hoo~edss and -
lef A. MAsIERION, Coai1.
sworn before tSs sah day Of June. 1908 ~.s.
VS. H. Pc, 'ss.-ay ruone-
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Atlantic Bank.-s,s,en'ent Of the ATLANTlC BASk
u r-grird tv CHAPTER TO Laws o. isS
o. ID. endrns Friday, f3s day 81 Juae, $50
s,.,..s ,no-n, AZ so.e1, 6c.Sti 90
Of Circu4,cs ~
CITY .ni Yori l. South worth, PrsSdoat VI
the Aas B.nA duy eepo- and ssy as
the b OF fnow edse and ssf
49, v. sOrrHwORTH Pres.denL
sv~n b-e,s, ne 7efh day Of June. I-3
Epvrs y Cossr, tr Notary PusEc.
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2ele9raphifbe StaeDrtcbteu.
Ser Virnt Ql[ahumu,
,tet fir ben BdIttmcrs RSeGer'


Der 9rGIIttnt ~oerIangt, eaR bic @d1ohcneriabIci'
hMnS fir ZEN alabama ~scOrenst ruerce.
NusIdmSifbe Nnird,ten fiber rieie 0tnseIesenbeit
Nem sOort t, 8. SUM-. - 9as WemC.
rial DiplCmotique pom a. b. Wt. md9t BIZ
tpi6tise gntbiQung, BOP YrdIoent SObniOr
~unieren @eianbten in 2onbOn beauftra9t bat
pom Der enelii&en 8esierung cine prCmpte @nt.
I9eiouns be3lsIi6 Der ShaOlcsbaItun9 arne'
ritanii9er Burger flr @erIuite bur6 o f,oerirte
&reuaer, pie bee alabama u. a., wel6e in eng
liiden 9dfen sebaut unb ausserIlet wuroen 81
p~erlaneen.
9a5 Wemprial fi9t bin5u, oaB oieieS Ser
lan9en ibon mebrnals pon ben Ser. Staten
gemaht puroe, Die brittii6e 8s9ierun9 babt
ieoO1 1i9 eepeisert, oemielben aere6t 81 per'
ben uno oieie 8eiseruns our@ bic IusIesune
Oer &rOniurilten gu redtferti9en iu@te ; bod
,Wlr. 2incoln unterlieB es ni6t, bieie MnlprI.
9e gu erneuern uno erneucrte ie tur5 Dor lei.
mem 3ooe uno bas Wr. SObniOn, ferne oouCn
biele NnlprIde aufSu9eben, fe mob NIT rpeI
er6Berer Gnereie betreiben miro" War
slaubt aqsemeIn, oaB bic en9lli6e 3e9ieruna
Dem 8erlansen geredt tperoen tpiro.
9ie in Waorio erideinenoe ,,Grcca" BON
6. fl3t binsu v@ir 9lautea enoIi&, oob
@nelano bic Sadie raourd enOist, buB es bic
Ser. Staten suiammenitsQt uno Oas &edt Der
8etIamatipnen onertennt, weI6e unirer Nnii6t
mad in Der 9auptla6e ni@t b~eitritten wercen
t6nnen.
SIM Sabre 1923 iteLlte Spanien buIielbe
@erlangen an bic i6weOiIde &e9ieruns UNI
Dbslei9 Der Sal LANCE nibt 70 srouireno mar
ais Der ~sesenpdrtise, wuroen pie Anlpri3'
oebiqiQt.
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Sinen,6 Mefpfmtipn.

Sas 2ouiSpile 8cltsblatt 1Hreibt in 8es
sie5un9 auf cine pom Germ Open, Wlit9lieb Der
2e9islatur pun &entudp, ein9ebradte 0teiOlu
tion 6Olgenoes: -'s 1 .
r9err Spen bra6te ain Montag im 6aus
%unierer 2egislatur cine GeloIutiOn Elm, ipprin
Der 8Ouperneur eriu6t miro, bel benz Brdlioenz
ten Der Ser. Staaten barauf bnSuwirfen, oab
Die III &entudp itatiOnirten ge9ertruppen perz
legt treroen, neil ~oiefelben man6e8 unbeil an
2eben uno @isentbum Der Burger perlbten uno
ibre @esentpart ibren friiberen Gi9entblmern
ntande unannebmlihfeiten bereiie. 9iele 0teloz
luton piro bofentli6 in Der 2egisIatur niht
paliirt tperoen, oa ie Elm Sniult 9egen Die Ofz
liIere Der yle9ertruppen 1T, inoem oenielbcn Der
VOruurf 9ema6t miro, 6ab ie entpeoer ni6t
i'm Stance, Coer nt6t 9epiqt iino, bic mill
tdrii6e 9isciplin in ben ~farbigen G~e9imentern
nit aaer Stren9e bur6Sufibren. @aS Die
unannebmli4feiten betrlftC tpel6e fe ibren
friiberen Serre1 bereittn, 10 t6nnen mir nidt
einiebea, tuorin ~bieielben beiteben iulen. @s
lei benin, cab iie Oa5u pertpenoet lperoen, Stlas
penbalter. pel4e III Der 9tebeaenarmee posr
als Sue taaS oienten, tuenn eingefan9en, in
ibrer Saft gu beuuden, mas mir gang in Der
Oronung fiuben. oOlte %inoeiien bic 2egi8Ia>
tur oieie infame ReiolutiOn paiFreu unb unier
@Ouuernerr ben grdiioenten oarutn angeb II,
bic furbisen Sruppen aus benz Staute su emit,
fernen, 10 piro weni9 Ooer gar nt6t5 CAN'T
erreift perben, neil Wnbrerp SobnIon, 70 melt
mir feline Nnii6ten in bie1er 8eSiebun9 %fennen,
nun uno %nir1rner cinem iol4en Anlu&en tpias
fobren tpirb." 4 -:z.a sr. hi .oi 81
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aus S.Tas.
utbersabe BON airbp emitb.

Stem Orleans, 3. SUM-. @ep Or
Isanier 3situnsen entbalten bic Details Don BEL
nebersabe res 8irbI Smith. 9ie CAPITALIZATION
puroe am 25. Wtai beenoist. Sen. 8udner
Ieitete bic leste @apitutution, tpie er Die erfte in
Sort 9onellcn Ieitete. 9ie 8ebelIennapr
puroe bur4 Capt. Garter reprdientirt. Sen.
Did SupIOr mar sesenpdrtig. Gs 1T pabr-
i6einli9, bob cine fOOerule SOree ale Saupt'
Stdbte beieeen piro. Wtittlerpeile uerDen bic
Observation-Disclosures li6 bemiben, pas GOIt 5u paci:
fiiren uno bic Oronung pieber ber3uiteIen.
Sn MlubiIe ~3trculirt cine BetitiOn an Der
8rdlioenten SObnion nm Wabreseln, ben Staa1
tpieoer in bic Union Surldjubrin9en.
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