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Prussia.


dOVERNMEN' AND THE REFORM MOVEMENT
the following '".r details Of the suppression Of the
reform agitation In PRUSSIA given:-An assembly or
working men was neld at Berlin, the 23d ult, at
which committee elected TO organize monster
meeting Tor the purpose OF asserting the right OF public
meeting
The Provincial Court 'Jstice at Cologne, cancelled
the decision OF the pc authorities, which declared
The committee for organizing the proposed banquet To
the liberal Deputies 10 DO political association, and on
that ground dissolved it, The counsel for the Crown
protested against this decision and the matter will be
carried N a higher tribunal.
The banquet took place at Dentz Cologne on the
I'D. The proceedings however, were interrupted by
the authorities account Of the speeches made and the
toasts proposed. military detachment occupied the
garden and the company dispersed detachment Of
curassers remained stationed before the hotel in which
the banquet took place and the steamer which conveyed
the company was occupied by the troops
TIL guests at the banquet left by rail for Overhaucten
In the Duchy OF Nassau Public order had not been dis
turbed.
Central Committee had beed formed at Bremen for
the purpose OF inviting the liberal Prussan Deputies to
q banquet in that city All the arrangements for this
festival had been made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

Henry Coleman late treasurer Jesn Francois Grave
let alias "BlondIn," has been once more before the
London Bankruptcy Court His unsecured debts amount
70 upwards OF thirty-two thousand pounds OF which
brated ropcwalker WIZ s amusing the spanArds In
Madrid The examination Of Coleman was again ID.
jewellery might be given up and the accounts amended
The United States are not the only places which suffer
from tempess From all parts Of France accounts
OF frightfu storms which have taken place within tho
last few days Miles Of telegraph and Of orchards
and oornaeds are reported 10 have been destroyed
The cultivation Of cotton has been commenced al
Tahiti with every prospect Of One planter has
cleared and planted two hundred and nifty acres and
employs six hundred laborers chiefly Chinese coolies
who are brought In considerable numbers Another
source Of wealth has also been opened up In the island
The Valleys which divide the mountains discovered
70 be admirably suited for the cultivation OF coffee
crop Of which IL Of the most proatable that b
Of treated for export
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MONTREAL August Q, 1855
There signs OF the steamer Damascus a Father
Point, with Liverpool dates OF the 18th st
At Father Point the weather calm but there
appearances OF torn.
At Quebec and Montreal il is mining, the wind ID
high and a thunder storm is prevailing
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spain and Italy,

1t Is confirmed that the Marquis Tagacarno had been
appointed Minister for Italy at the Court of spain
The Spanish ultramontane journals publish numerous
protests from bishops and private individuals against the
recognize on Of Italy by Spain
report Is current that the Pope is aboit to- call
meeting of cardinals for the settlement of variety OF
{" social, religious aud political quest ons " It is hardly
probable however that the settlement will have the
SMALLEST real influence the great political questions
which az tate Italy
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An imperial decree had been published promulgatng
the International Convention signed at Geneva In Au
gust 1884, for The Of wounded soldiers the battle
field
An official Berlin paper conradicts report that the
Emperor Napoleon had invited the Queen OF Prussia 70
visit the French court during ts stay at Biarritz-
lie Monteur announces that Italy and Austria are
alike diminishing their military forces The Paris cor.
respondent Of the Daily Telegraph thinks that In this
matter OF disarmament Italy has been influenced by
French advice and that the proposed reduction Of mill
ary power will tell against the Italian ministry at the
coming elections
The Paris Bourss on the 2ssh was nm and rather ami.
mated. Rentes, however, closed II 81 o. which was
decline Of 16c. from the previous day.
The DsbQn states. concerning the municipal elections
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News from Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS Mosaos, August 4,

Tho United States fgate Congress- raised yesterday al
ton o'clock wss kept a1oas, waiting for high water to
take her from her bed Of sand until I've NJ, whom the
pumps gave out and she SUNK though In more favora.
Bile position higher ground than she was before
We cannot ssccrtsin, from the best authority that
Dick Taylor has been this place, and no doubt the
nouncement Of his coming here was incorrect
The schooner Maria Pearson sailed this evening for
New York, with gun carriages for Fort Schuyler.
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Tho rumors of a ministerlol CRISIS circu,a,od he

The rumors OF ministerial crisis circulated by the op
ponents OF the conversion scheme, uniouAded.
The position of Fuad Pasha was mistaken The Vlceroy
was about to return TO Egypt The sight outbreak ot
cholera IN Constantinople was subsding roe quarant
regulations were, however still maintained
According to advices received Vienna cholera had
broScn out In Jerusalem and rigorous quarantine had
consequently been established
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Bombay telegram of the 10th July announces than
the steamer OI!sa with the mails of June "a had put
back, having experienced very bad weather These
mails would be forwarded another the 18th
july.
Private Calcutta kilograms OF the tth report active
market for shrtng and Bombay dispatches of the eth
also report active demand both for cotton and for cot
ton goods
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. OmciaI
DrawIpss Circulars and information sent
j. r. CLAYTON, 10 wall street. New York.
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Ratcheior's HAIR Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dye. Factory, 81 Barclay street
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Shanghae telegram OF The 9th June states that civil
is reported to be commencing japan
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Crsstsdoro's Hair Dye, Preservativ
and wiz Depot wholesale sod retail. No. Astor Housa
The dye applied BY skilifu artists
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Always Ask Your statfoner for stat
yORD's WRITING FLUID and ST1CKwELLA co. - MU'
CfLAGths two articles Of their IN the marke
III 81 STAFFORD. Manufacture. n Cedar street, N. Y.
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Au,tria,


The session OF the Rechsrati 70 be closed in the
usual manner in the hall NJ state Of the Imperial castle
on the eth OF July.
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American ship Abandoned At Ia.
England and Brass,.

The London TMes In its " city artcls says" II ID
reported that the French mail steamer which sailed on
the 25th from Bordeaux for the River Platte takes ont
instructions 70 Mr. Thornton, the English Minister at
Buenos Ayrcs to proceed TO Rio 70 reopen diplomatic
relations with the Brazilian empire"
The London Times elsewhere announces ths the result
Of the correspondence which has taken place between
the British Portuguese and Brazilian governments f.
that Brazil accepts the proposals Of her Majestys gov
eminent Of February last and diplomatic relations win
be very shortly 70 established.
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Prcmtwn
FN'
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Our CITY 81 bscribsu will confer favor by oeporns
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Advertisements should b sen. 70 the once before nAas
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ELIAS HOWE. Jr., President, go Bct.dwav Agents
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In gold Information furnished. highest rates pNd 20
douboous and all kinds Of gold and silver
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

A.-Diarrh@s, DysenterZ, ssmme 2. Com ? 2 .
piaint &C. spesdy cured by using MAgUfRE'S "BENNk
PLANT" sold at2i Park row and BY all Drusgisu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

turn the Emperor has promised TO make him senator
40 OOOf and the Emperor Macmillan pension OF
SoOoOf Langlas is lawyer, and has doubtless taken
better security for the latter payment than the finances
OF the Mexican empire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE Jr.. President GO Bc>.dwsv Agents
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Are you Posted as % the Peculiar Proper
fragrance ID the imprisoned breath OF unwhered tropc
blooms suspended the pures medium ever used 70 On and
c,ucentrate any perfume IL the most indeble well
The most soothing aud enancins Of all delicious doors sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07
Tho Bowery Burglary.
TO TaE EDITOR or THB HERALD.

NEW fOKk August o, NOD.
In your edition OF this morning saw account OF
tho robbery Of Mr. Chase's store, 36sk Rowery, and
from the statement would infer that ofcer Sullivan
was attending TO his duty In justice 10 this oicer
beg leave 10 make tho following statement; 0fcer
Little did not arst discover Mr. Chascs door opcn.
hoard the burglar and went Id pursuit Of ofAcsr on
Ger sullivan had about Ave or ten minutes previously
tried the door and found all right aud then proceeded
on his beat suppose the burglars had watched him
until ne had passed and then entered the premises Tho
reason ofcer Little called from the fact OF my
having hrst met him IN my search. JUSTICE
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As-DaMey's Magical Pain Extrastor.
Of constant has oonupoed everybody
who has tried that this saiye the ver be Cures Burn
where all other remedies have failed Try rs cent boz
Buy the genuine private black stamp signature ~
Daley In white the cad. Depot No q Liberty street,
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SHIPPlN G. NEW s.
'ort OF New York, august ., 1865

AlhArAo NV ToRx-ruu DAT
IN RUxs.. w MOON kisks eve Y u
IN srrs................. 10 sioa morn &
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Paris Correspondence London News.
lAnglas, French Councillor Of State and, wonder
tul 70 relate, Finance Minister In Mexico Is snder
xac 70 remain In that country for aye yea On bis 70.
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praximilian,s Mexican Amairs.

Dispatches from France allude TO rumor to the effect
Chat the Emperor Napoleon has recommended che EN-.
peror Macmillan TO appoint the Duke OF Braants
ond his successor 10 the throne OF Mexico The
Paris correspondent of the Morning Star that the
report sounds highly improbable, but II Is ercdibw ~
oerted in Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

The top floor of the building filed with artiss'
studios Mr. Hail occupied the rear, and some
very valuable paintings destroyed Loss estimated
at about two thousand dollars insurance. several
other artists occupied studios whose could not
learn and lost Considerable property Tie second and
third 1oo,s are occupied by W H. Knabe & Co. dealers
in pirnotprtes Their damage by water Ihe FIRST
tloor is occupied by tho Eighth National Bank and the
part by tho Baltic FIRE Insurance Company the
furnitnre Of both danil.ed onY by Wlter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-07

Joseph Marsh, the regular night porter OF the bank
states that he entered the bank about five minutes
before o clock the Saturday night IN question:
aud while passin. through 10 that nj! secure,
thought he heard rumbing noise IN the stairway lead
ing 10 the upper stairs but he aware OF tn, TACT
that of the apartments occupied by dodgers
he paid no attention the matter easily explaining the
sounds by the suppositon that some OF the tenants
might be going up con'ng down II was but a short
time after tins TINT he heard the alarm OF re from with
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
VOL. a NO. 4S
A Castle of Incidence.

All have heard Of the Freeman's yillagevon
Arlington Heights, formerly the estate Of
General Lee. The colony there have been
supported at great expense, and pretty much
in idleness. Speaking of the blacks there, Q
correspondent of the Boston Adrertiser. who
has lately visited the place says: 'iAsa
The members of this little community are
employed on the government farms, and i'm
work on the cemetery. We have seen some
of them at their posts in the latter DEPART
ment, and cannot help thinking some harder
task4master than the government is needed
to teach them what free labor is. Appa-
rently, they have been so long used to the
crack of the overseer's whip that, missing it,
they know mo higher duty than to take their
ease in idleness. Unfortunately their white
comrades have caught the infection, and fee.
men as well as freedmen loll luxuriously UNI
der the trees --.--=---z-
During the two hours your correspondent
was in the grounds, not during the ''nooningn
recess, he saw some hundreds of laborers,
bat not single stroke of work done. White
and black fraternized in idleness, and sat
quietly under the trees, chattering, sleeping,
playing games with each other, seemingly
fancying that it is for this the government
pays them wages. ...-r4
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IMPORTANT TO THE PEoPLE-FRAUDs UPON
U. S. Treasury NorEs.-2s, imitation, are
reported in circulation. Poorly done.
5s, altered from Is. Portrait of Chase.
SIS, imitation. Poorly done coarse.
IS, photographed-have blurred look
the paper is sitter and heavier. Signature
very heavy.
los, imitation, we'll executed, are reported
in circulation. There is no Treasury stamp
upon the bill. -sgaI
los, altered from ls-vig. portrait Of Chase
on the upper left; genuine have portrait of
sincoln. .T ets
20s, imitation-engraving coarse general
appearance bad. E- .a9sI
SOS, imitation. The head of Hamilton 10
coarse and blurred otherwise, excellently
done, and well caculated to deceive. .,-
SOS, altered from 2s-vignette portrait OF
Hamilton below the words United States
In genuine it is above. -...-....s.
1O0s, imitatIon-the only points of actual
difference between the genuine and counter
felt are these: : In the upper left corner are
the words, 9Th" and the ornamental lines
above run into and touch the border in the
genuine there is clear space between. On
the right end of the back of the note there
are fourteen small oves on the edge of each
ovel the figures in the band read DOL. or in
verted, while on the left they are one 100
This is the reverse of those figures in the
genuine there it will be seen that on the
right they read 100, and one left 001. those
notes are we'll executed.
Postage Currency-25 cent, imitation
poorly engraved and on poor paper. 7@
so cents, imitation-poorly done. The
heads of Washington are blurred, and are not
like.
National Bank-25 cents, imitation
poorly engraved and on poor papel.
so cent, lmitation-poorly done. tho
heads of Washington are blurred, and are not
like.
S cents and 10 cents, imitation poorly print
ed ,s
SO cents, new issue, are now in circulation.
National Bank.-5s, imitation, we'll execu-
ted, and of dangerous character, are repor-
ted in circulation.
Coupons.-Coun terfeit coupons, dated
March l,..lS65, for S12 so, in the simillituds
of 10 .46 five per cent. United States $500
bonds, have been offered at different United
States dspos;tores, a+*
730 Bonds,-Some of these are in circula-
ton with the coupons cut off, and are offer
ed as currency. Without coupons they are
OF no value until mature. Refuse all such.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
HOW WE RE-TooK RICHMOND.

BY four years of horrible war, by shedding
rivers of blood by sacrificing "a million
lives by levying tax of $400. .000,O 900 and
accumulatlng debt of $4,000, 100000, ! To
this add the material ruin of large parts Of
the South, and the impending bankruptcy
and commercial ruin of the North, and then
the general decentralization of both sections,
and you have some idea of the cost, The
time is not far distant when these things
will be inquired into. Who are to be the
men of the future-the mon who were for
peace and. conciliation, or the men who were
for "a little bloodletting 2" Judge ye.,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
- ~
ON f..
a.4 ONE,
One hour gained byrising early, is worth

One hour gained byrising early, is worth
month IN wear. = .....r
One hole in the fence will cost ten times
as much as il will to fix il at once.
One diseased sheep will spoil tiockL
One drunkard will keepa family poor. and
make them miserable. s--s
One wife that is always telling how fine
her neighbor dresses. and how little she can
get, will look pleasanter if she talks about
something elso. ..
One husband that is penurious or lazy, and
deprives his family of necessary comfor ts,
snch as their neigh bors enjoy, is not as desi-
rable husband as he ought TO be. ''. So.
One good newspaper is one good thing in
every family.
One unruly animal will teach all others in
company bad tricks and the Bible says,
'0ne sinner destroyeth much good"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19

E The Republican Legislature of Ohio
has removed the last restriction upon black
suffrage in that State. Henceforth the negro
of Ohio will go to the polls on the same
terms as the white man. We notice q
few days since similar action has 'beeR taken
by the Legislature of Minnesota. e-...
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19
How we Lost Richmond

By refusing to adopt tho "Crittenden
Compromise" of 1901. It would have cost
neither money nsr blood, only a little ink, q
little paper, and little sacrifice ofparty
platform and partizan bitterness, to have
kept it. 20 a3s
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ished every Wednes-
Fay, at Tupkhannock
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Three Editions, 10000 each,
have already been published & distributed this v
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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-07-19

As we walked away to take the stage the
nexbmornrng, Benjamin Bitterworth, wore
queer smile upon his face, and rubbed his
long black gloves as though something pleas
ed him nightly At last he said to me in
hisoily tones, with peculiar affecration of
accent which 1t had pleased him to adopt
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They ar perfectly harmless on the system, may
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Terms-l copy year, lin advance) s2.0O
not pain within six menths, $3.50 will be charged
Nopaper will be DISCONTINUED, until all
rsaragss paid; unless at the option of publisher
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-27
NUMBER IA.
OUR TERMS.

For the News, one month. ONE
DOLLAR, or in barter for other com;
modities. All articles necessary or nse.
full in families, or in bus;ness will he
taken in exchange, at fair prices, as
usually understood in the market But
for the better understanding Of our
friends, we present the following scbed.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-27
An Interview with Gen. Forrest-His
Version of the Fort Pillow Massacre,

A correspondent ofthe New Orleans
True Delta describes an interview with
the Rebel General Forrest. at'Meridian,
Mississippi. Forrest he says, isa man of
fine appearance, about six feet in height;
dark, piercing hazel eyes; carefully
trimmed fmoustache and chin wlliskers--
dark as night; finely cut features and
iron grey hair. His form is lit ! plain.
ly indicating great physical power and
activity. The writer asks, after some
preliminary questions:
"Now that you have time, General,
do you think you will ever put on paper
the, trueaccounto of the Fort Pillow affair?
'iWell," said he, "the Yankees ought
to know; they sent down their best men
to investigate the affair"
dBut are we to believe their report,
General ?" & oss
"Yes, If we are TO believe anything a
lnigger says When Invent into the war,
Iimeant to fight. Fighting means killA
ing. i have lost twenty.nine horses in
! tthewar, and have killed man each time.
Ehe other day I was q horse ahead, but
mt Selma they surrzsaed me and ] kill;
Fed two--jumped f over q one,
morse wagon, and GO began to
Itl,ihk 7 he'd some idei Gan at last
IFfe continued sesfy Marshal )
Hook will show that i Zen thirty
Zone thousand prisoners be war
| AT Fort Pillow Tsent iss 6t.truce,
and, demanded an uncSl surren-
der. or Iwould motanswer fdI ny men.
/ This they refused. Isent them anthef
.Tnote giving them one hour to determine.
I1'his they refused. I could see on the
'triyer boats loaded with troops. They
lsent back asking for an hour more 4
Igsyc them twenty minutes. 4 sat on
4 liag horse during The whole time.
Il ,grie fort was allied with negroes and