, 1865-09-16

man Dpiit{ca 1,ra 1nta1,, .t..+n5 - ~a..
| zine i, th;s uas ., tatety staltGa new mnS :
trihuto.s GrsJ' nNn splGnoia eotp5 o. ~, sui
~ ns !Ie he'le@. WHICH nas 1of ~ ~
hr b;,,so1f o4ses:s @ Etagsaosst, i, Is salte
-. - .as a1a me Hntefs on t4e sta1 are
crhscl Ftaaa;, as IT. L2ls Mas nneane1, Laa"g fen
General Fran1 81. y ona 49, @ aSu yost em' ~,
,.saes..4 a.an1 Sissl aau 1tstas otfuFe. -
present number contains articles BY Garibald
and Louis Blanc. The Italian hero says
The "orld stands still. II wants leader
fhe r<.cn1a tho'e aat1 Tnt at1aa uaa W eno, ~
n7.s v o,;l.I.. tneii ~. uut: lug naoas, ot psu
Ees, ouE4l to ne n1otnesS, lae stIonS nc'pH'l
n1essea tnoss ah!fcnaties wh1e are ieene s1d oP
brethren The Germans are. the heart o
Europe, md e the tif{y mI1lions Of that rae,
will only ect rid Of thefr thirty tyrants. th
'n.r "at.as tI 9! aae coatincnI VIII soon ioi
ioN. n' ana he adds thereupen. that ;;tht
ntattene 53 ttd9enosse Is ably carrying out tn
r-rv-, r,no,, ,-.
tIA fAoA EARL HLiSo.
a letter from Karl. Blind himself on th'
interest to his many fbnnsanJ fc1}nw cnnnt-r
men fn lie 1ar Tes3 Tha 1attar " T. oI51aaa.s igas
ia fhe Rnr.-1,.ta"f, ~ a;rosai tTSs - Ia9ase 9e
s,I!s tuueut teasues "hieh has just held tts LII
Ing The latter years Of German history: tht
na1fnnal ma r,ro1nt ;c,.r., .;.,is .o1 ~, ~
nf ifs rre,n1ers ,s.a s,.psa !3me.p!ee man
ond thro1a1s t..te an.E snneteo iopFlsonHcntt
mshS; 5s2s T1s s; kisd IL IL si:os
leHel, addressed 70 Aefr Gustav struTc, IN
pn.ee9 ~ your army, Naas as 1oilo%a:
bs2 bessef Of my 1sst = T. !neaka o ths Invitation
Jens ins1e . ss og ~ u, M r. name o. oGI isaqs a.
heartily eympsfh5se wti5 ce1eh,stson noa Wb}cb III
avnkene t1ch r1est rreollcctions "Atet'
The foundation Of ). Universal German Student
80 Gh,s .a T. H.. Dtse BaseAeseAa
tcr hlc pe4netuased nr iivs,ons !, ssss AZ.
signed to eftablfsh thc common tIc of natons1,tv
In place Of enbmiss!ou 10 The arbitrary policy oi
rlonarchs our Fotth we're 10 be taught The duty Of
a taa ~ aAc hisAer 1ae9s ol freedom. This was
hofi sna i 1h.1 eaota ma5'm o. ane Du'ses
Il out uncondiaonails Is sdofned In I tbo exna oi
Eaiions WITH a. impc.s sbaio wIeatb tno of ::iorv
Again We ta,c arrived at a lime which W1li son
bring important decisions. Even, chcval{eE von
ofahas aeeaes Gi ms day at ne anniversary
onei to be ,sH,td nn IT, 1nas sn,ea 70 Sa+t
Of German siudtnts 70 hat 1heT fhall he FAXED 10
ina! h5gh DEGREE Of poHticai knowledge which Will
IL .s .Ens apt nnu ttaoy tot Ine Soosocauoh ol
aSow .sihof ti.h;r,9 y, ~ ea9kaoH
ron scherii, as mr. e,fafnn star + ,,,S c "a.
le desirable ts. Gcrmany ehoald ii list remember
her own Nntfonat Sovereignty. Tue dls:.acesnl
s2ec1nele Which our princes once more exhibit
IL, IL Spcla5ioh o. the sehleEwlg holsten Waf,
inc ians ~ ,a ~ cain 1n aost aesa
men art Old 10 ste rss cnr II y fHorssStn A:ro,u
-H1sa<r hefuns!Il
let rs hope that our student yoath, in what.
eyer @ @asfocsations they may etr3sc ntlcf higher
III " H IN, n9 sm, e ~ maRinE On the sy 9f aeoat
hase cersanir shc Hi n s1an "
people, fdis Uetdxte .a+u,f M ts yt,aees m9oe
:Hfagr}; md best te crcfy hand that viii heb NJ
IN the hour OF action NTH such powerful ttd ns the
-1ulT tthc student body at Fiennal gave in 1sB-
,,,h ri,na trauiFe maas enen enthusiastic hearts,
hloW ttIs.nt. ~ o11ef 70 E.se ue moral
arsu1s a. tSc eonvoeaion Of new Gsman a !s Par.
siee: gGency, nor end with an Imperial Guce
!hH'n,1o.a9d!t,l bnt that IRON Tie turmoil OF The
ums. nt1nb!Gan common" 8alth shall F1fe, such
s,sI ~ ~ Z; t.s,4 ~ .ae hasc de-
~ '>'1" so'e - .ss.n, n 19s5 "; SSo11'
PERSONAL.
Tic Emperor reaches his capital minus his
EMpIess, Eusenie remaining at Scntcslatcl, to
nurse Aer COUSIN, The Princess Anna
Marat, tue Duchess Of Monticello,
s1 es5 ns Sonye ans e s sSnaen
rlously hurt lew days ago By the running
away ol one Of INC Imperial Carriages In the
5.feek Q! Ae11chatel- There are ru'nors that
fr1neG Napoleon ts about paying visit to
+ 'tonlninbieaut for the purpose of meeting his
consu', wv Emperor ana mat the sccOnd
volume Of Ills aIajesty's History Of Julius
CIsar'' will not be ready tor publication until
the beginning Of The year. Another on dl Is
TO the effect that thu Emperor and Empress
Of france"fll vtsititlie Queen Of Spain early in
September, the 1ocality OF the Interview being
ZaIauZ.. :
One Of onr most famous soldiers Is Just
dead, veteran Who entered the a7ruy no less
than afty.ainc years ago, namely, General Sir
George RroHn. Thts gallant officer first
emei!cd poWde: ut The siege Of Copenhagen,
N lsos, and le was present q: most Of the
efeai sngagemsh1s anling tue Fentnsulas "ar,
receiving rnpid promotion and numerous
wounds. He served against your army IN the
campaign o! 1873, was slightly wounded In
The head aud severely in the groin ct b!adcns-
burg, and witnessed the capture Of Washing
ton: slr George Brown VIII, however, be tsst
1n"on 6nomn .er,no;a lot US services IN the cT.
mnndea Inc L,Sht Division, and assisted
AZ ine Alma.' balac.aEe ano lnkcfman, at
which I2st ne was again wonnded, but man
9gca 70 % present q tue iail o. sabastopol;
ne was aecofaleu Win INC feala5ulas medal