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8tSfor's 0alfam
&tlben atrfGen,
wild Cherry

1T gearau9t ipOrben beinabe -
etM babies Sa9rbnnrert lang,
anb silt ben eriaunIiGtleu GrfoIsen ansepeabet psrbr.
CUR SeiInrs BON
PufteH, CreAltt1Sen, 9ciiereeit ws,lesm E,alEe.
Snfueu8en, &eu@baiteu, Group, 2eterfr ~anfbeiten,
Observation-Disclosures, I!9muussbeiGperbem,
AFhrla liaS alien XeiSeH
Dos 9alieS, Der 9nngen tub Der 8rua.
Aus3ebrumo
Ue;de uIe6r Opfer FORFEIT alb irsenh eiae uaUere Srant.
5eit, Inb treae eer @eIdidit1tsit Der aerste u,ebr ais
anbere Sraufeeiteu ipptet.
,petdt eft bisism aaitta,
renn o0e 0nbern rerge6iiG parea.
g8Gtrenb eaffeI5e irei bon alien i6Sbliben, gtftiaen unb
ulinerolii1ea 2}eifan6tbeiien if; in idJ oere.uiaeno aIes
mas @eltbi1liefeit. &%0iffeni6aft NIB mebisinif9e aerns=
utfie i'm PFaH5enreiHe eeseu biefe Siaie con &rantseiten
~aufftabsn, 1T bafelbe obne fstnes @teiHen.
ScDHt0uY ShGtber, 1R. .. ESSS%
oon SerrmdnH, q. D., fdreibt tas ~folsenbe
~rgeifar's Salfam bon tptIten 9iriden setpGbrt alae.
meiH Seiriebisun9. @e iheint, bas CT hen Sufen curdt
ISienSe une ~reinisenbe Dirtrns auf bic Qunsen uAb Sc.
i''ttgnr5 bon S~tDrnnsen BELT; in bieier g3eiEe beieitist er
bic triaGe 6eS SufeNS, anftatt ben Sufeu All ftilen uub
oss triane beAelbeH tefeSeu eu lafen. Sd battle ben
BALKAN fir cine gate, tcern aiHt bic tefe Sufteuar,neL
pel9e mir betanrt it," Nt
Son ben a@th @i&ter Gprater,
bon @ataicfarie, 90. q.
VeeprIe perreH!- OteieS peftatt9t, Dag 10 te1bt neGfl
GanGie Dr. WiRar's BALKAN BON miiben Sirf&en aez
branGt babe, felt einiseu 9ubren, unb bas es mir srp6es
Wer9nttSen rlattt, ~tenSeIbeu. al recouImanbiren Dor einiz
gem auoerR TfitteI, ipeldes I'll lem 3wef fabrilirt tptrb.
On Gd1en BON Gftmu ceer Sa%ISbei&wertea bin i'd nies
malls eir0s beiiern ~btseanet.
Sang erseeenf
0abibGprater.&
Reb. Satpb Se@Ier Bon SauSeer, 3D.,
tpobI betnnnt nnb Seadtet unter bet beuti&eu 3epElteruns
eisiss sanbea, ma4t bic f~cIseHbe gasaee gum Fefea Der
Qetbenbea:
Der1be 9errea !-Sa id In nrelner Gamiie bic wr5Is
t5Gtisften g~UrtunoeH burs BEL @e6rauG itrer ~tpestborl.
fen arsuei, Nifar's WiIbtrih eaz8aiian er,ieit5 Babe, 70
eerei9t es mir sum 8ergnii9en, tahelbe seui gublifam
gu e%aiffetlsn. gcr nobesl n9t 9aerea beaaun cine
nietner 4SGter a~btuseRren unb mir batten mir ipenia
9rffnunS file tire @enefuns. SD tauFte cine SIaiSe 9bres
ausge1eirneten BALKANS unb np6 ebs fe ten ganaeu Suz
bat berislten eiusencmmen Bate, mar ibr 3ufaub beoeua
tene better. SD ielSf 9aGs Sitess @s5rau& BON ibrer
UsrthSousn Gr3nei semadtt unb iets nit benz beeten @rz
fotse. Safob SeDler.@
Nsreis : Ginen Dollar bic SIaSdbs.
gu ta6en Sci
8. y. DirSmpre, BE- DebfraBe, gtepsgstf.
q etE %. GrmIe 5Dbn, gisentbimer, Bottom.
un6 bel allen DrusS!ften.
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Onrcmofe Sitter, Mb.
" q 1aDanna5, ga.

NN WtNog G~uOGNNND1 UN.
%HG<S@e&e~ Die Dorapter Der WllttsaDre urD Ga.
Ocnnab DdinpfTttft 60. 8eten nun wts FOI9t abt - tSte BEE
iaIisn BAL tlnsCrt rrrs untDn DD6 eri Suse her GoRGrrDar
fsbeu y on 4 a nz , tSr 4sa1Ettass. ,8urutftb.
rtu6 brrlnEen b~tefelbsn SaUannab far EaIstncrt tetsu
ODrntritG8 g..
ester fIs NuSufd, Ga, Hab cas- Sunlant, tufl&e ca IN.
fern Waenten. biz So. Ga RpGe unb 1Deh tn Sdpaandt SOC
fentrt Hno, werben 0uf bas %unftt9fs ipt6trt.
G,eeen Sradt unh EaGase ratt ban 6tRtH stiusntitGtsitfu
trtuOt man I'D AT
Of1et: 6S aiettRr gBbdrf unb uutSa Bud
NS. Nue NraGttrtefs WerSeR auf ber DGuapfer unrts
sst6nst- IIlr;lstlu
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SrGce'S beritbnte Gable
belt G1Hittrunbeu, &ranbpunbeu uu5 GserIesunos
eurdt BerbrRtuns.
@race'S beribmte @dlbe
teiIt 8euIeu, G@tpSren unb Grebs.
@race'S bertbmte Salbe
curtrt Gottfus, erpFpelus.
Ordee'S berGbmte Salbe
5eitt OuIseiYrunSeue 9Snte unb GrOft6euIeu.
Grace'S berubmte Sable
BELT alte @efGtrtre, friiGe Wnnben II. {. n.
sic ID i&nen iu Der WirtIns, befeitist ben G&mer1
aaseublidIi& uub tebt bS8artis arsiebente @eiGiptlhe u.
tnt3HnDunseH, mie bur@ einen i3auberi&tas, iouit Grz
:i@teruns unb 00Dfianbise 9eiluns SeuSbrenb. Nur 26
tts. bic Rcrl Utittdt 1cft i~lberienbet ftr 85 Cts.
gu baben BET /:
=. q. DtnSmcre, 36 DetHroBe, Ner=gcrf.
o. %. Gcwle d o OF n, @iseutbtmer, NpfCn,
unb Bel alien Drusstaeu. epscsreiR6sbIeru unb aaufeu.
en- nnt BEN &aneft <lHprtiabra.W o.
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Sriparat5 BON !3eEt, Cab uaO Gntfernuts
bur& BITE
gSnIfsSspresSsAD SsifRnn0hn.

nadh alien EhetleH Oe9 WetteRS,
iiter Darfcrsbrrs uno U@tarletta, Cbcr 8enlpuOb
gBbeelin9 unb Columbus.
Ntt Eyaltsmore-O5tS Stienbabn bis.st bsa r~tsiswren pL.
s,tiusa biz av6stsu SOrtrttit in sstss9 apf Gtlt8Ieit, es.
pusuit6feif, SiGssbtt.. SIafIt@ittt uub S6SRseit bsF
Seenertr'n [0bas ft tNh itinsr anSerH Ga5n tn bteiPm
rau c d~bertrp;ttn g.tn. Gteis kasn. BON eilantti&en
NJ eere ausGebtnb, it bic dItsae eutesbstntiat stutt, eItts
ltttts aber dum ttt tiEteae uni fSntuee rnt taber bic aits
lteAt &puts tur BITE DC: Ienbta ned teH &StIteu, bts nI&t
~Drrftblen tplten. Ht 81 benNStn.
Metleu~ Sutfernurs D. Baltimore nod Cincinnati:
HkEeT R1TffrSrGru. Oho &tb.teu
DsnirpUb unb SDhttttIa ...........S30
Scrrtstnre unb ptt!tsas6 ......,...G6G
Enr@ tt Marietta 2tnte ,"..,...,.",. 6S5
ttne GrfpGrHts or btr GEtfttaunG tcn 1s
Dur1 btt GrIuEtls ftate .........".... 500
sine GEIparntb en- bts gntftrasns Pcu So
~6Retitnbe. Eelbe Bite Saltsnrss-Dtto Gtfenb1tn hsnutea,
Itatn be &tiit tn Ede inr2t L. fdersn tn sSaetu, bic aAj
baS HuerbsqlEn,F tie UNIT esp0lftertenGtseR tSn3ettnttt Rat.
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$50 ga4tn spzpEne htrctt r Steaaes,- relSe tm q. O
HpnbeA RbNrtAsuie sfst auts ktsatit a. htHtse2 pFeljt "a.
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g%ittsSnre Gsts S4atusps ..",......,...., 7.2O Gbsass
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49, anSnnft faeit&t* 3 &C Ia BaitsmOre.
xVttseaf8 Ss6titG Ssrel5p5 .s,s.....,...s.,7.0 100 FAB
gnsTtrEar AsE"SoeastSassuG Yc 2.......n..8.O
gprsss. 30 gls g., ...,,,.I0.16
S@neusu9 (5ef Stae) 80 9gldu.
gaEftOa MISUNDERSTANDING siS tn Bolton Dtp. 43O -
ppP4uS' .,s.s.."s.s.,O.S
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GhneuSHe tastrn lrtf3tn @nstEmDse ubb SGr7ton riot ga.
Dt OurbtGHtE ttGG Gtnel=, Yrf. unt atepsnrpGtipuS.
iass Understandings Gus9enkaamea-tdaItb at.
DeI Sts'fol!r9 &r.s @%aeGsug eett - rtt Ausedbat kss
SG~MfagS-tdsit@ as.
Gcr yt.tSbafe esuaisa S&Ntg,ue eebt tdeIt5 ab.
Sch" UNI SesgraHaDSat.Uassas teuHatu -ScEEsass aus
eenOsarata-tdett@ on.
1fr Dnrst9ntusr9 (BoH 2iael suaut taat;6 an,
Ue V2r, 2us@t6Geu-, ptstssura GYse unb E!tstturs
SInsra S~Tnsutpes t&Ieseu Cd Ia 6atrtsbpse en- be 9iap
Sst Psnnl9Indnta Central G~teu5chn naS git.sSura, GiepS.
lam, &rInratrs,e y snctrncti, Sattaudppits gElsoor. gs49rnIs
NSpft 1oene, ~SoatSrtUe, Cairo uaS Glea YunI4tr is sSsSsr'
scsta NIB Glbpsftm eeuGu an.
Att SCis une S&ueusEGf F&Iitsen I'D III &Iujro an n,
Hn9s btE Ken Hprt Srie g3aGn na@ oQeu SunFten IN. nErh.
h9sn, nistlerei unb ns aIiaen Ven siprt or.
fsGpefe Aussunft eyb8it mon la Gaibertfr. Es6rbSss.
). A. Oubarrh Sen. @uperIntenbrt,
lx0hgRl k~s5sXGI "a Scr. Qoifaaitrxa Gtaf.
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ScrOpbelm
aae 1febist fub taritber einberhonbsn, bag sobia.
bas befte ytitte sesen Gcropbeln unb ale Sraafbpiten.
nel&e nit bieieu Uertpanbt f1nb, III. peItes iemais eutz
Ordt wOrbsn 10. Die Saupti&wierigfeit bsftanb BARN,
cine refine aufSiuH9 ~Sefetben 81 er6alten.
9r. $. Anbers SooimsWa
cine refine auHSiuns bee 9obia, D5ne seimiI&uua if.
gene eineS aufSieubsn @tofIes !!
90 ent9Git einen ecuen Gran gu ieber rn,e Vsoifer.
Gin iepr gutes fartennes Mtttel.
&c bat eeSeiIt uab tpirb 6eiten ecrcp5elu IN alien itrsn
berf1iebeuen @eftalten.
@ei4wxre, frebSdrtige 9rartbsttsM, Sppbilts.
Slehte, SalsfIuB &C.
nnb pnrte NIT dnserrrbentIiGem GrfoH sebraudt sesen
q 3 { umGtt8 mu 8, Dtspepfio, QuS5sb=
rune, Eranens e { d tperbe II, $ err G n,
Saber MT eunsens3rant4ett e n, &c.
etrculare DesSen ~tcHenfret all cine belieee aDbrede se.
l&idt.
Qreis: ST per Giai1e unb SIS fHr s Glaf6ea.
5nbetettet bon Or. 8. gnbets, Mr3t unb @beu,ifer.
81 babsn bel j. p. DinsmOre,
VIC. BIZ Dep Strase, Neic Dcrt ub BEL alien Druaiaf
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s sSstcbt Ie FIR Gsntsanperer.

sStfpF1G sur Gsis'@nesrsr-
Weue ARRANGEMENTS fir Ginmonoerer
bic nah benz Beiten su reiien D;inl@en.
Grn beutt, Q. EtcpSe,. an tBtrSsg ttf etrrSHesges ca kss
Rcrtbsru Gtateal 9aIStrt Sts. 0sppt &ii:1esbn att sass
1ypresIua ~Stf5rbsst. Dis Aabn s!ettt bahRrH ssa @Wl.
arantea eEnsg ar5Strtn @OrtteiI, ais trGsnS ttns
Snptrs Ssbn, .Na "a Dc nx "a sestIsH shFlss AIS tribe 1nbsts
c3a6n na% ttnannGea slsssnt aIst
pitiSbmrG GIspeIanb, Detrctt, Sort @aene,
gbicaao, Milwaaies, @aIena, Dubuque, 81.
4saul, 8od S$Iano, burlington, SyDluC Gits
unb EsrteH bssbalS bte atsher NOrtbesn GeatfaI seosa ats
stateu Tsricrsa 10 S,aaeer frabtr ais Me slt Gnttrn Rsb
nn astsnttu bOft tiHtftttn, aut Etrnsn 4 Sol usEl6tr b
Sastn eatst ssSeAit!t. Stt ttabn ~sttstsnr@ ben i@6nFt
xbeI pCn DptC. Die sdntt Z atfsTuuae bcn Des Ste etttaep
ID 800 wfetIen, Daa gcpaS pssh hits sebesHEet (sarSsbl
Iab etbI AIT ben SeHGGtsreH an bet cssfsrasnnaSrFt.
Sl04 G~ref!ire, DGptOn, Cincinnati, 9nbtana'
polls, 2puiSpiIe uto ct. 2CaiS
wsrhsa tSkafaNS SaSasitYs ~bstbFAtst ana Eet ttr Sep
TEL d { tpeiteet iImIabGnssEofen tstt&htt. pst gcfaster
tSaaea SIT btss 8 utr- Sber Ebenbs 10 nega iSus taS antE
rtftIs@. Rtassu eekea, Gene untsswtes aafetbet!euan pesSsu.
1as%tsasf<- @iatts HtsbeK ptriSnft to etr Giies hsi
gtsEtsH= SSen 6. SaIees,
2M, Ne 10 stka Ates SEES @stsEd sBas
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E3 Sur OtlGfIptCeA t5llltlllblldhule' ~V@N
@tnroabeser UNI &tsienht icQt:a iebr eerR9:ss ifin, tbs
tic tbrt Stnete sauf,n, uub tsAten ~tteftibsu MIR ron tpj@su
angefeutsn Grdnten tdnteH,. bcs BON tprfGs @etclte ItS:R.
1s4t eser bon Wedilrrn cttr 2StF&trtraetru, Ia tie fEnt b.:
SslaoE ~aIa6eieet NnS, ttthDtahrIt ~ Dstbeu ant ,tt Gfip
aniena SuktGettsu4
Dus@f abrts.StIItt
na@ eQsn Stsilsn t.t a3teens Rnb ~ tasen BET
&GrI i. 5tltEbranbt,
&tn.-Vmterauttn.as t. Der SlIt0. O5tp &~tftabata.
(SlnfalHl Hlr. 81 XbaneanrG6S. @aLtin1Ntt.
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Ii''egitaS Capt. 3. q. Dtebec,
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EsHEzausss &cpt. .. NSenfe.
FdHsa. Capt. &. BON Eterentcrr
NTsMs&sl, . u s gseenaber,
&sistsessanS, tm Ban, Capt. 8. Gseiels,
"niS2s TN Saa, CART. $. 8. bon Geuteu.
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DIT. Is Oft. II SIcb. 10
an 20 "a II
an toeipen &Gseu Die DaEtYfer
bic Ser. 81 Xcfs
aitueemeu.
Die Dautpfer biefes Clinic 5altea gus eanbnus Uungoi>
ta6'erea uar England NIB GranGreiA In Sontka Mpton.
BaEGgee pretis:
Goa Ssrsmen naA aseD s2rs.
! ! zc,it, Oberer SeIcu SIP 90
Enterer bO ..... so 30 tn
hDtftpsnbeG ....-.....-...... IS CO.
nsS' Sse.@ Dorfneh @ceaaess, 20tbsH, RsSa nst
gOasSeaisfOs;.
e.ts.o. Dbcrer GaIoa. $I05 90
unisssr Sp ..... 62 30 tn @cgb.
3pti@erhea ......-.......... 81 SOY
IGe Incl. 9etoftSunS. Sirber Spiiaea Ito 3aBreu
sic SSlfte.
ER GOutaaten uat2 Sopre, 2oubsu, Southampton
nnb Sremen IN ben n~!ebrigften 4sEeiisn.
WGdete n. I. 10. perSen bis 8 MSr Sornittass a1 Ab.
s~an6sta9e i'm Bureau Der unter;s9netea augenpumeu
uns anf 9erlanSen MAO irsenO eineR, &Beiis bon Deutf@
lamb G~sfSrbert.
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DeatiRtanqs betSrbert IaS urter ber auI@rift vper Bee
H;er Steamer" In allen Ssoa. Bureaus ber Ber. Staateu
aQsenpniuIsE.
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GeeisIgA'S = ES.s
10. % @rcab:r.. Mem gcrt
ob.r or hie OFfce neg r2sattimnys Geedcr@. TIEaiAl
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Nter. 8rODn s. S1bne,
d @enerals Ngenten.
Wat1 Neip Srle0nS uno @aSana,
sssgg- BET Sep 0elt anbalteno.
Bdbrtn Bite Der. Staten 9Uf.
Die !. Giaat Dampffbtft bteier etnts fabrtn Mt; fuIet
Waba, 100 EDunslt,
OtIltdm Rollins, BetbIsbaker,
4tberf0, 1850 EDnnen.
&opt GbpSM 8atH,
SGmfa6, 4. Nuguh.
9taG Sapana ola 9tetp Orleans.
NbIabrt ron GrOwns Gtatf, SENS yrtnt, punt 4 Mr.
Na&mttta91 am oneesetaten 2aet.
SCe8en 8ra&t Obtr Yafeee, NIT unaberireff sheu DE.
aueunltGfeiten, wtnbt nan G9 an BITE A0fnsen
5tErSW . u : eli & g ..
16 Spaar's 9Dborf.
RD. Retne Nrnbtbrttfe duber BITE bon ber Gcmpoonie az.
Ftefs<ttu r,rten unter;ei@net. &rInubntsfGeine fur Erd6t
aaiFtn In kttjtr OfErs eineebplt rerbsn. I'm Expeditions.
taef wtrten rtbsf asa6t aae sVvmea np&a ahunssf@tins
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y. ss. 9. @ou, Gen. asent.
Office 65 Second Ctr, 8ultimcre.
&eftrenSen:
Oscar be sRctear, Tr,f 81 W er,,,s
q gltsft eaiL Stat. u. eant aDa srant
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% 'Drwa1 Gbt ffpn. Brdus aidHrr.
91ts'Hi0" oF0tt Srancts I Stln8,
JfFe Tticn.
~l20stS"tl Oscar be ~ VieGu, Vat.
&micferbDGer Sehenae a}crlidlerauoo.
0cielIbnft pnt gteu 9jort.
8weiS'8ureau In go. Ia Second Ctr.
Ter SCf e~t6enatsr,
..4 seas a.a gai.tm 81 VT.
8aar>g!ttipa sAr Gi@erGeIang uon @oiiceu.
JnbGber1
8 q 3 Cd @ - @.
Dteie @~Saapagats 1. etatt pttb Folsea re3 aHtr ssr
betl4teteaes Slasen BON 800 bis $1,000 a~asftHen.
AItt Terben Wnterbtr Ger.
Den ~beasfaer R~,sppsnrrn s3atttr srt's ttets. aS tn b,.fe,
&~pnp16ais bee 1ittsei bar, ssSnr& at NIT fs5r asrtneat
%Deife EVtssr ffunsH.
Sa YbslGssIpats Nnb abes 600 Dtutist tn Der vanis,r.
boesy &sSapasnte" btrfd6rt,
glide nnb GIrculare Nit oGst srfbrner;jhen sussurf
wtThtnser0tIS ~rgsaSrttdt In tern
q .4l5..s. 2ne ozBureaE,
st slO. Is seeRnb Str., 8attimcre.
raFp&egr III C n,agtat.
g Spbns @t9SIt, ssr'pay ter err 8psts-OsfEt.
=. :, 70 tstTa Osstfae astntsu.
atam.asrtnbs gssits, Ds. SIS e.. 81. Rsmp,
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eaebdubs, sDGds.n uni apttrss Gieeatoups beT Stcbt pbr
dTaetn gnhfttn etGen gsetlutt bare, 5saes eaf tic Da;sg
s,uss Solves obse rtntn ~tiassfsn sDts ~tarttren ~tsttrau@
GA,tTe uub 3asuuaSn
gut SniAnS q @thafSer UOsr pp5sr sss Gtgen @ssIuE tur9
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Ssare sex gsirestsrtu.
Vt = papses, gfrS ESan,
@tas g Wf6Est4, StEbn Z AbrabdmE,
1Sptn % IonrDtpt, nrantItf 5prfiuS,
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go " sS.sn'aa. Sueifs 3 SsOttOn,
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

DUKE GwNn IN New ORLEANS Ex-senator
Gwln, for eight months confined IN Fort Jack
son, came up to the city last evening, in pur-
suance of General S6elidan's order in these
wards:-'Release DR.. Gwin, and order him to
report in person to me, in New Orleans On
arrvinq, DR.. 6wln reported at General Sheri-
dams, and asked on what conditions he was
released; to which General Sheridan replied,
"On ordinary PAROLE" which he will give to-mor-
row. In the meantime he is iOyOusly visiting
hls friends and relatives His Immediate family
is in Italy. One of his DAUGHTERS was recently
married in Paris. Dr. Gwin was arrested on the
last day of September, on hIs arrival from
Mexico overland through Texas, and taken
down to the fort the next day, He was seven
months and thin teen days IN prison, without
any charge having been made against HIM, and
without being able to find out ior what he was
arrested. About three weeks ago he was offered
his release it he would take the oath and leave
the county, which he Indignantly refused He
refused to take the oath under duress, for the
reason that it would be an admission of dis
loyalty. If under anv circumstances an oath
under duress be properly. o. Plcayuae,
Mdg IL. '4
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24
LEGAL INTELLTGENCE.

District COuFt No. s-Jndge Hare-Fisher
VS.. he Connecting Railroad Company An action
to recover The va ne OF crop OF corn, which 1t is
alleged was destroyed by the location of defend
anrs line through the fe d. Before reported
V, TdIct for plaintiff 1896
Jacob Sieger VS.. FdvIn N. Ely, Admins.
traitor OF David Howe !, deceased.-An act on on a
promissory note. Tho defense set up was want OF
COZ isideraton, 1t being ale0ed that the note was
given as an accommodation note only. On trial
Distrnt SUlirs "" 2-Judge Stroud .
Conrad Hangstauher VS.. Michael Fisher. An action
70 rec yer damages fol INJURIES sustained by plain
TIN by being bitten by dog belonging to defendant
lt vas ALLEGED that tn dog vicious animal, and
that plaintiff was prevented from attending TO busi-
ness Tor several weeks by reason OF injuries Ver-
dict for plant Fl S110
Wal ace Curtis VS. Ezra b. Eiv An action to
recover for an alleged breach of contract by de.
ienCant 10 deliver quantity OF OIL On trial
tntesU states AptsI r1cG tSurr,-Judge Cad
Walader The United sta VS.. Nanassah Price, alias
Minnie Price, and George II Manson The defe ID
ans are indicted for selling and passing counterfeit
United states notes OF the denomination OF $40 tho
ohensf IS said as having been committed on the 18th
OF october last and the defendants were being tried
this morning
Henry O WIgh', Government de ectve. Is the
principal witness Tor the prosecu on, and his tet.-
mony was TO the effect that he proposed to the de
PENDANTS to purchass OF them 500 IN the counter
1eit mouey; that they acceded to the proposition
and delivered to him the 300, for Vhicn he paid
them $50 In good money. The case is still on trial
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

FIGHT WITH LIoNEss.-In Wombwell's
menagerle in Stirling, England. recently,
UAvey, the hon hunter, entered the den with
the performing group of lions, when one
selzed him by tie left lee. D'Avey seized his rife,
and brought IL down with Iull orce upon
the lioneos' head, breaking the stock of the rifle
IN two, and freeing himself from the grasp of
hunter again entered the den, when the lioness
Immediately flew at him a second time. DAvpy
was armed with heavy stick; severe struggle
ensued as to who was to be master, the lioness
repeatedly flying at D'Avey, and ne meeting each
charge, and driving her back. until she dnally
settled down in corner completely cowed and
subdued. D'Avey escaped with no further injury
than slight flesh wound and q torn dress.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

THE ELECTION OF GENERAL FERRY.-The
Senate of Connecticut concurred yesterday in
the election of General FERRY to the United
States Senate by vote of 13 to Sail the Re.
publicans voting in the affirmative. We are
glad to chronicle this result both on account OF
the character of the gentleman elected and OF
the assurance it furnishes of the continued dis
cipline and unity of the Union party ir Connec.
tcut. General FERRY had received the fair
nomination of the party, and good faith re.
quired his election. He is an able and faithful
man-experenced in public liie-and will make
a valuable addition to the Senate.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-24

Decline of English Power and Influence.
WHEN Mr.. MATTHEW ARNOLD, the other day, in
an article in The CO1nbM Magazine said that
England, from being the first power in the
world at the time OF the battle OF Waterloo and
the triumphs OF WELLINGTON, had descended to
the third, ranking alter France a1d the United
States, his countrymen felt sore over the matter,
and the Professor of Poetry 10 Oxford received
many rude rebufis from the English press. But,
truly, recent events in Europe are giving to Mr.
ARNoIDs words peculiar confirmation. A little
speech by the French Emperor, hardly making
ten lines in the newspapers, tumbles down the
fabric of financial credit al over Europe, be-
coming one of the occasions at least, of panic
in London such as has not been seen there
before for thirty years. That speech was inter
preted to indicate NAPoLBoNs intended moves
upon the great chess-board of European politics,
and the sensation it has produced shows con-
cluslvely the Emperors acknowledged power
and influence among the European Govern.
ments. He has become the central figure in the
politics of the Old World When he speaks all
Europe listens. His ability, either to preserve
peace or to provoke war, is ackno wledged. If
he demonstrates, Prussia pauses, Italy hesitates,
Austria stops. He is a power which they all
feel and acknowledge AID respect.
England, meanwhile, has sunk to a subordi-
nate and inferior position. She threatens Ger
manv to use Mr.. ARNoLD's illustration, for mis-
handling Denmnrk, and, when Germany gruflly
answers, "Come and stop u.s." slaps her pockets,
and VOWS that she never had the slightest notion
ofpushing matters so far as this. And then,
after Germany has snapped its fingers at her,
she keeps threatening Germany with a future
chastisement from France Just as a smartiug
schoolboy threatens his bully with drubbing
to come from some big boy in the background.
So when the German newspapers discuss terri.
torial changes IN EuroUe, they add, after their
remarks on the probable policy of France in this
or that event, England viii probably MAKE a
fuss, bm Vtat England thinks is Of no conse-
quence."
France-and the Emperor Is Francois
now the great and influential power in Eurooe;
the United States dominates upon the American
continent, while England has become a third
rate power, wholly given over to manufactures
and commerce, and even ID these holding pre-
carious and decl lining prominence.