, 1865-10-11

him With hab!tut] dsuntenness during the l.st fsv
{ears Of married ilte nd also accuses him Of adu
tefy with onc Aims Stcwzrt, during the uouths OF
September and August Of The present rear: atsp
him with being 1equenter u house % Of ii iai,e'
The petitioner, IN addition to her petition for
divorce, died h1 sgainat her hashapd fos an Ia.
junction to be tstned, restraining him from dIspos.
The viii mas lserled.
sCafntt Nathan Bradley and Frederick B. Bsadiey
70 recover damages laid at fao00- The pracips
An action .sas commenced By Valentine uohmaa
sEainst Wu1!ann Ritter to recover damages laid at
H.; = 1S.. ,Sr sn sesd l1ne. 1he slanaer II qaes
larceny, the defendant being charged will having
accused The complainant Of having stolen sum 81
sees esd beps nsd 4 phssaSn p
foEoaAtont f1lse and malicious.
Tho q. s. Legation In Prussia.
The aeaas z<ssa9 Of yeaterday con.ains long,
rery well written and highly complimentary arti.
Gle, written By Hon. Carl Frederick Seamann, Of
Berlin, on the above subject Ne TRANSLATE tne iol.
lowing e1tzaeia:
belhon Of tie stakeholder; he inlnical contrsvat-
cea Of the Southern sststoc1atf, end thelt repre-
al he q s. III World d. H1a @sss sass saese
ssloes workings Ts one The Ssisf TIKI Of ,h
spa I'D II. sexa.a sssepl.'5sd g. ~ s'ls !
= ~ Va. iae eassIe Of IL taef.,s or tSs %iias
de-. live examine tfe numerous volumes q the
diplomatic correspondence Of the past fout ytars-
from which, TOO. a great many Documents hare
Saa .n nc sb sd . I'd ns
and think 20 much, snd to do It with sneh nice
appreciation Of al ihe circumstances Tho rsngs
-. .ANf~ # nv &n nNn1k@f
"a to take II tic whole glnbe; during few weeks
and not seldom On The same day, We and this great
Fnance, and China. md Japan, to Peru, Russia, 10
within ihe I1pge Of tho civilized globe.
b IN . tee = Fl IL stsnqn a e. e M
fary Of State sbowed great tact and discrimination
in The selection from the mass Of 1mportunate o1ce-
scekrfs ihose best adapted tor The missions abroad
In; koezner, At Madsid; Aottcy, at Vienna; Webb,
at 1sio de Jsneiro, and several others who might Do
mentioned ais an ing he best diplouatlsts SD tae
Interests Of the Cuion In foreign countries. How
difficult was the position Of these gentlemen during
the 1sst Presidency Of Abraham Llncolnl They
mics Of the Union. BY Insidioos Confederate
agents and their criminal associates, and to
1na 70 anst
amid the demonstrations Of malignant Joy with
which were received tho selerrs1ns OF he venal
articles of tne London 3uats md oiher semi oeiai
organs Of European desposs were devonred- There
ms also another difficulty: which was alluded to by
II ihs Cou1t Of s.. James, J1aaa1y il, 1851 Tie
loyal citizens OF America demsnded that their
executive AGENTS in foreign countries should
| seutitaeats. 20 1bat f II eoald bc ssen @ tls Ut
rgnTd % Tic defence Of the Union in sheir % Own a
enltsesy al Berlin. from Messrs, n. B. Jadd and
Hermann kreiesman, who, during several uaonths
were esaTpes d gBairss, thete arc only few print
ed. but the conlents Of the printed documents
rnale us regtct That all were not publ1thed. These
grntletne1 did not content themselves uith the
1ncre writing Of rrrosss abo9t matters immediately
pertaining to American at1ars. but gave their at
tention 10 more purely German movements, and
thereby rendered good service to the future histo-
fisn--a service not 10 be expected from the dplo.
Mr. Jndd thus whites to The Secretary Of stass IN
ton Ct 1as pss
found In the ftee hesste Of Germany great sympa.
thy; upderatapd thst On sl1 bands addresses Of
m.seif hailed the proclamation with feelins1 or
the deepest thanRfdlness. Tne blood which vas
ept1led In this atEocous rebellion, end the enor-
ysin: Il has s*risted humanity 10 acquire It's shther.
to unborn rieh.sE, the fight 10 act out
ia re's1ion 10 III ezposs,,oas OF German ssel.
me. Nr Seward writes to Judd: .Imy.elf feel
ehlieyd to yoq 70, yoaf Clear exposition Of ne po
psojees pr which was Liza doWn s. he E1psres 81
Arsria belote the German Princes At Frankfort and
your Eenates about 1t excel By their eearness md
Meesra. Jodd and Kreissrusn have never failed to
speak as genuine loyal ciuzcna ot the uniou, and
their speeches on seyefa! pubic occasso1a, e.
.! % how @ much q they 1sIasd tbs e1sst @ saTantsses
Of these oecs3tons Mr. Judd characterized the
mics Of Republican institutions, ue argued that q
Republic was not IN itself feeble, and @oud always
h made : .peech which rcn'nded oae of !he
speech Of Jefferson, when be said. ~ believe thai
our Government is the ktzongest Goye'dmsnt On
Sov5nnsnt s M @ II Il wSfsn ery M eiss1sn, ap.ef CON-
petled to ohey the Law. Will hasten 10 defend the
iav xnd In whlch be VIII consider the aaslrs Of the
men esnnot be entrusted with selEgorelnmsut, but
there are numerous cases in which hiatory has
answe1cd this question long ago, and not IN tavos
on of tbe funeral eeItiaonies in Berlin following
3, the reception Of The news That P.csideni Lincoln
VAS dead; the ADDRESSES presented TO ths American
'pch Ie1n nd shs % teadai I II sstossy. It nsass
Ier.Is. Judd md kSets.nan I'D not esss
In tue ss:t bout h.. ssas Ihs.z ,a9 a9sws1s n.T
adapted 10 The OCCASION; they testified that the
resenlalises Of this most powerful Republic Hhes-
eTer Amesdcans: either natise born q natnrsliEed
fuaefed from The exercise Of frusEtan t5ranny, the
gentlemen Of the American Emhsasy were always
ready 10 atslst them In effect and with aastco.
Kriezsman, the Ambassador and his Secretary.
have don4 Ill that they could do to justEfy evrEy
c1tHen Of the United ststes IN utts!ing the proud
bosBt. as did the ancient Roman, NJ An an Auerl-
! eru cftiEcu.r