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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
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Gin Wann bur@ &erofene' Sci Sers
braunt.

slu, wltttwo& Mtenp paifrte auf Der
penuiylp. 81. 81. In ter gldbe pom 2arts
u,er's Citation, Elm f&au6etbaftes l1n<
Alad, Gin Gra9tjuS ftanb auf ben
S@tenen. Dte erRen Daeen pes 3uBes
,paren 8tsbwagen, pann tamen mebrere
pffeue @aoen nit Rerolene.Sd GdNern
unt aaua binten. tpar ein io8enannter
Gmiaranten Gar anssbdnst, IN BEN ft@
bic Giebtreiter u. {. ~. befanbeu. @dt>
renb bie(e 9eute uut ben rotbeldtenben
Ofe, laben, fan, auf bemielten @flttfe
Elm anperer Bug auf ite ~. Gtner ber
Mdnner iab bte brobenpe @efabr unb Is
aelan0 ibnen NIT betnabe atermeni<s
den MnRrensunsen zines bet Settenfen.
fer uf,ubre@en, tlap es 8elan8 2 pber 8
son ibneu. beraus,utomu1tn. ebe bas lln'
alild ael@ab. Gin fur@tbarer &ra@ er'
fpl9te, Der Gmi9rarten~ Gar mar tn 9fu
BON Der nit noQer &raft ba8eBeu ren1et.-
ben locomotive bee anperen 3uBe6 Ser<
trdmmert, eben(p bic 8arret NIT btnSel.
fdf5ern. 70 baB bas 8ercienesOel lberaQ
bsrumiplibte unp Fub. l1nelddli@er.
peile befanb fi@ Gin Ireiber, Gonarb
I glltbpule ppn ReatinS nod IN BEN Gar,
ais ba6 l1n8lld erfpl8te, Ct tuurbe bu@'
| f6bli& NIT 8eroftne.S Ssl lberScflt,1 uub
ieine Rleib.r Youfdnsis bautt seSdtttgt.
Dur@ ben uulBefdrstenOfen f1n8en fetns
aleiber Feuer unb cer Mrme .par IN Ct,
nem glu gang IN Glummen sebaQt. ST.
biefm 3uRanbe 9elanB ee ibm aus beu
aertrammerten Gar su en!fteben. Mtb'
I rsre Gu6 bod f@lus bic Glamme lbs'
4 (.tntn 2ppf binaus. Scbalp sr BON esl
! abrieen pa6agieren beuerft uurbe. fibr
!, lteu fe fin i1a4 tineut nate DcrbsiFitbeu
ben Bad uib lbf&ten bort BITE Glamniei!
! IG&cn aul ben. @e8e babtn ,uaren 2betl
llfetuer byennennen Rleibuns rpegasfaae
! unb ale man TN piebtr aus BEN 8at
! elberausloek par e sdnjlt& nadt nnb ftt
/ 2ttptr aaf bic fur&tbarfte at Yettta,''t
, Gr wyrbe mad etneul nabelttstneeu Dot
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
eas eeben In Der asurft.
Gin Eri&ineneefpra4.


Muttertrt&tne: Sa, mein 8ine, ss
inb fonberbare 3eiten, IN benen pir leten |!
@el@e Grst.buns iou ID bic seten. utt far biz
bunfle !3utunft, ter mir entssssn seben, aud
nur einise 2i@tfrablen IN bsinen @tif su wsr-
fen2
d 9unee xri@'i1e: Ater, @ama@en, b.
;tente bod nur, ha6 aud su BON ter eroben 6@p6-
de, tie ieser alien 1rt&ine salest aatlett, nt&t
.Ssr{%pnt bleiben tannf-bas <e su serebrsn
unb nur has Neue su fiir&tsn!
{ Muttertri@tne: 8bSri&tts 9inb, sas
niat bie @efabren febt, pel&e uus bsbro9sn
llnbetaante Rd@te, bic wir nur ~ abnen, abs.
Hni@t 3u besretfen ssruSssu, babeu pie1'i&l
yf&su in tisism Roment uufern untersans b.
f&loRtn. @
Sunse Eri&tne: alfo pdre ts ptrtlid
mSslt&, bab bic @unf, auf bsr wir lebsn, e:''
nal uuterseten, bic @elt BON Miaiensn uni
aber RiQisneu @ei&Spfeu, bic slei& uns benter
fibleu, furi&en. lieben ane lstsn, plSsli& ssr'
f&pinten iouute2
| 9uttertri@ine: &epie, penn aud
Sieuei4t nur, UNI IN elmer anbern Wurffsru
| fertsalsbsn.
Sunse Iri@ine: Glfo gilt es aud ned
anbere @IrRe aueer ber unirisen?
| Mutt,rtri@ine: 3 pieaei&t nod pun
berte, Eauieate Qger .piu ben Beerif BON ben
| 3ipfsl ber eptststt nne 11nssolt&teit faiisn uni
beeretfen2 Sa. rer petb, ub es ui&t3rdfte sibt
ste a~et, trsi gDarRe, wte bic unisre, jumabsnb
brsb ster Grabfid ser,'tren2
! 9unee 9ri&tne. @it allen ani.rn Sur
fen, RiniRern, Suuse,u, 5errtnbxuiern. 8iir
aermeiRern, 2aubrStbeu, btt6tistsu uub uube
hSttsten @taetrdtbeu2
Mutte1tri&tue: Gins, 3pei, bret :
fduapp nnb-A1les ii sspetsn
Sunse 3rt&iue; @tnn BEN 70 If, Ma
uua&eu, bann febe i& absr aud gar ni&t eiu
waruu, mir uns 10 siele Sorsen aber unier
gerfafunssRreit ma&sn2 Gtns, ,pei. b1si :
i f&uapp! uub Aaes 1T sprbsi
@uttertri&txe: 90 If 81. n,etn quit
Rtnb Darum 70 lanee mir atbmen bas reilt
Qi&t, uplleu mir uns freueu uub uus AQes :
@urR fetn IaRtn. (3labberatatid.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10

DteSpudsef@i@te inGr!e.
-Bir beri@teten neuli@, bab IS aud In
Grte. pa., ein Spudbau6 8ete. in ben,
@eiftsr ruu,plten unb uiptrituelle" @a.
nifefationen fi@ unp sdben.5 Gs 1T jes
bod, ,pie bel uus in pbilaeelpbia 3ulebt
eutbedt pprben, bab bit 8an3e Sa@e auf
sr1du{@ung betubte. Der ~3u(1au.
er am Grte" beri@tst paribsr foleeness !:
l1nfere In lester 9Rummer ausseipro,
@ene 8ebauptuns. bab etn SpabYpSel
fi@ erlaubt babe, ben betben jiemli@ oorz
urtheilspouen Goitoren Der vDi6patd"
unb uSbierYer" einen 8eb6rtsen Bdren
aufsubinpen. bat fd befdttiBt. DUNN
tpar Is, baB bur@ bie2ei6taldubiefeit bte>
(er beipen Mataboren Der Muffldrung cine
eanse Commune in Mufrubr sebraGt
lpurpe unp perbienen bieie, 9erren, iouie
ber MnRifter bee ,3peifeltaften @iBes"
efnell eans eeb5ri9en &dftl. @ir baben
bet pteier @t(1t@te bic ueber;euBunB &C..
,ponner, baB e8 leiper nod etne itbr 9roBe
Mn3ubl eeute Siebt, -nt6t Bios unter BEN
si@ma@en," ionbern aud unter BEN
ritarten" @el@Ie@t, bic an cine M5Bli@<
tett ppn iibernatlrli@en Mantfefattonen
pber ptelmebr an rSpudaei&i@ten," !"
@eii1ereri6einun8en" &C.. i1e,f unp feit
Slauben. Da m5@te man aud ausru.
fen: Der 3eitseift i&reitet wobl bots
wdgts, abtr Ut lanafaut.
lin, nun auf ben @pud ielbf 3urdd<
sufommen, btRebt bic 26iunB barin. oab
ber Gtgentbimer, ,penn mir ni@t irren
etn Apptbeter, Il, ben. 3tmuter in elmer
S@a@tel eintse iuBenannte IQbaiben,
9eeren fteben bate. Dieie 8eere, tpel&e
IN Sapal, unb Mfen wd@it, bat bic merit
tpdrpiee Giqeni@aft pab bur& @inatb>
l,1un9 rees s@eru&s, ben fe Yerbreitet, bic
Sinne bes7 Mtnl@en 70 berau(@t unb
affeetirt ,rerben, bab man tpte In Erauu,e
fi@ einbilbet, Sa@en unb @e8enftdnbe
.pabrunebmen, BE nt@t ta tinb unb mei>
fentbeils loIde @a@en, NIT benen f@
uniere Ginbiloun8Sfraft Yorber befabte.
So batter1 Die perren GbitorenibrenS@d>
bel poll ppn bsr Grauensperion nit BEN
Rixb, bas bort al6 @eif bauie. De.
Gbitor ber nDtspat@" nabm BET ieinem
lebten Be(u9e einen Maun BON aufBe>
ndrter unb freter Mnl&auuneswetie NIT
unb BET Bate tte @el&i lte balo los,
Ct entbedte bic S@o@tel nit 8eeren,
tparf iis 1uut Uentsr btnaus unb In i.bs
tur3er 3ttt barauf mar hr Sput "auS>
8eplaYeo4 unb 1T es bis auf ben beutf9en
3a9 unb tpirb Is III alle Gwtetett lein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
! Trieerib Nudert. /

9ln Woraen pes 81. 5anuar farb ftt
Neule5 bei @oburs Triepri9 &idert. Gr
errei9te Gin slltcr son beinabe 78 Sabren.
Mit ibm ftarb per lebte grose Dt1ter aus
unisrer sroben 9iteraturperiope. Sir
beute 9eben tptr nrr etnf9e f,trse Nptisen
Iber iein 2eben.
Ct rpar aut 16. Wlai 1883 ais bet
Spbn zines Nmtmann5 1T S9psinfurt
am Wain eebOren, Setlette ater bic meiz
iten leiner &innesiabte nit ben Gltern
auf einem frdnfilden 0erf Gro bic
9sina9 uno bic Sausr1 1uben ii9 I'M Dies
ieusra5"), slm Saweiuf futter @ymna>
ilum Ypr9ebilpet, be;ps er bic llniserftlt
Sena, mo- er pbilolDgil9eSturien trieb, II.
1911 al8 Dpcent auftrat. 8alo perlieB
ct oiele Mulentaot prisatiitrte an Serz
i6iebenen Srten, tpuree hur9 feline berr<
liden Gate,lanesz unb Treitsitsseptdte
idon CUR 3eit Der teutldeu 8efreiunsss
triese se9en Napolepn weit uno Brett Be-
rlbmt uno tetbeiliste lld BON 1915 bis
1917 in Stutsatt at bet Necaftipn ee5
uMpr9enblatt5." Oens srDbten She'll te5
Sabrs 1918 serbradte Ct In &cn, unb
BON ieinem Nufentbalt I'M tlalflaen 9an-
be ;su9t ir mands5 unperodnsli1e Sc,
pibt Na6 Oeutldlaub betmsefebrt ser<
leste CT lid in Guburs nit Gifsr auf
prtentalilde Spra9en unp pare 1926
Yrrfs0cr bsrlelben in Grlansen. Iu9
pieiea leinen prientalil9en Stuoten Der,
oautt bic eeu:l de 9iteratur etnen She'll
tbrer ldSniten uno wunperbarifen ppe>
fen.
| SIN Sobr 1910 erfplste feline 8erufuns
mad 8erltr, wo CT jeeod i'm Spmmer
1849 ls tier afaosn,ilden Tbdttsfeit ent,
iagte, iii, ucn ea an In sliiditdem 3d.
milienfreiS iciaen rauernpen une fit ptt
paterlanpi1be Didtuns bi5 3ulest 70
flu@ttaren @obniib uuf ietaeut iaSnen
tleincn 0ute NeuleS gu 11ebmen, baS I'M
@riinen periteyt bel Goburg lieet. Dteiem
vNeuieier Sttuleben" bat er pie 3etlen
seweibt:
Neuer @ts ant a!ten Spburs,
Nir int Serbf elm rteuer aens,
Neine tleine i5reubenfrpbturs,
| Gtrenburs uns &eFbens;
$50 i'd mas i'd itrsbf erltrstte,
sSu i'd mas i'd rang errans,
Ietnen 9isbesfrIblins lebte,
Meinen 9ietesfriiblins fang,
Dcrt bat er nun am 81. Sanuar ;. 8.
feline aeIeanete Greenraufabrt beIblp1Ieu
in einem Glitter BON II Saereu 8 Wlona,
ten-foA elsidalterts nit ieinent Treunb
uno 8unitsenolen, NIT tpel4em ibn bic
&.itit pIl :ulammeueenannt BAT, 2ubpia
llblanb (seb. 26. 9lpril 1887, ! 13. go,
pembar 1862. 8sipe im Grlbline ee,
bpren, bsips i'm @inter eabineeraft.
Cine umfa6snoereBtc Btc9rapbie&lderts,
Ger un.sr Deutldlanps er6Bte unp tieflte
ppeten esbbrt uno bic Spra9e ter ceut>
lden pusite auf tbren bSdfen @ipfel
bradte, iowte cine Beipre9uns leiner
bauptld@lt9fen ppetil9en S9Spfunaen
tebalten trir u.1S Dor.
Sn ibn1 bat Deutldlanb nidt nur ei,
nen sroBeu Di6ter ionpern aud einen
, eolen uno freibeit5ltetencen 8lraer per-
5 loren. Der Bis ;u ieinem Soce i'm poll
len 8efbe leiner erbabensn @etaesfrdfe
II bsfnpli@ seueieneD DidtersreiS fclste aud
. unlersm ameritaniiben Gretbtttsfritat
. nit inniser Tbeilnabme; uno tines slei.
y ner lesten @eeidte gait cem gldubsr,
, tone Nbrabam 2tncoln's. .,-.r.,,a
: C:5u. Staatsseituus -
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!&alf. .&dlf.

Der 11nteraei&nete beno@ridtiet has publituat
er9ebeuf, ba6'er fein 8alt- -Gla1bpst mieber im
8anse unb RaH fir iebrn an ter pbsrnQanouna
fell bat. 81 Spbn 8eis.
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YES @ebi4t:
8efane Der Teffobfcn
beim rmtus bon benz alttn 1T Sas
neue @&ladtbaus'
5enes am NeienbadB
ST bod sepeien adj
Gin f&redlt& paus;
lleteraQ @@utt unb Drsd>
l1eberaa autttlFsd
ptnsen beraus.
Num febt fit Aut ia
I 1p9 tine 9alle ba,
3errli& 1T fe,
Dab 11 ausbreitem tann
,lnb unter(@eiben taEn
@eni&en unb gisb.
! Msni9bsit, bu ,4la9tenes,
Ssbr urs sera&tente,
Dtnnp4 btr gut
@ine mir,-perssben mir,
7 Su iiberseben mir
Dir ia in's 8lut.
Nber bic bSiefen
O<n. bic srSbsfem,
S@la@tet man ME;
% 1T gang punttrbar,
Oft beina1' bunbert Sabr
2ebt 10 eiu gib!
Da0elbe 1T, pie man alIbemein elaubt
BON 9upmts @itttd, I'm &uftras
pee Gbteri&ubperetns perfabt. Der Ii6s
ter 5@eint bas berlbmte @eptdt Ibp ras
6cobS, bic @euherbriide, al6 Gorbilp
9enommen au baben. Setne Nrbett se>
fdQt aueemein unp bat ibm tereits lebr
l@mei&elbafte @lldmiinl6e etueebra9t.
3war lauenet ct IN 1etrer 8eldeioenbeit
ote Mutor19aft, aber an benz perldmigten
@@munseln, ppmit pies eei&tsbt, merit
man pobL pae er bod Derjentge 1T,
wel@er-
Milber @inter in S@waben-
lanb.-Mls ttne meitere Gclee ses iommeriden
@intsrs ~irs aus @albbprf miteetbsilt, tab
am 81. Sanuar bic italienilaeu 8ienen teS
aaufmanns @&lesel tafelbft itren eriten Nus
flus bislten unt reid belaben hit seIbsn SDs@en
(Blumenfaub Bon ten 8latEen eer 5alslnub-
ftaube) teimtebrteu. SIN Rame,alamtssartsn in
Iubiuaen baben Bieueu bort AM 19. Sanuar
ibre erRsn selten 9Ss&en tsimsetrasen. llrt'-
raQ blibsa iest &roeus aab @ansb!im&sn,
Muf benz BIaubeurersNlb adsrt man
ftpn; bic ppl,prsile fallen 70 bsbsutsne, tab ).
9. in benz 3esisramt Stubersbeim has Soil
pesen 3u ssrtusenGrlSies ni&t abssssbsn murte.
(Gorr. ;. Gire. glfsl.)
1atte @ewiiiensbiie. = Sn uaierr
usueitsu europa,i&tn 3eituasen Fnern srtr fol-
etnbes Stem:
,gor II Sabren mar III Sburs, iii Der Na
te spn . s.nabru d, Gin MerS an eintm taua
lem Rnabsnalter entpadienen iunsen MsnlGe,
yeriitt ppr,sn, pbne ta6 es tsn8sbSrsen seIsna
ten Ibdter ~ sntsedeu. IS if jebt Gin SGrei
bsu aus ben Ser. Gtaaten ansslanst, wcrin te
1tater iein 8erbre9sn tttannt bat. Sc it ei,
Qanemann aus ter 0essne srn jeurq tsr tf'
Grmcrteten ertannte uut NIT i'm, au lem scr
bauanispoaen Mrrsen cine Stunts ,Uiammsn
Sius; ber arslple iuaSe Neni& erldblte ibm. {
bate sun 1einem 2ebrberrn btn Nuftrag, iiete
Ibaler als Ssiabluns na& Sburs iu brtnsen
fofort reste i'd in tsm gsrbre&er has 8srIaaSsu
be @uu,me bes ~ feiner Iuspanteruns r6tbi
s.n @eltts su sermebreu; er ludse eestalb feine
Iiune.n 0efdbrteu III eix an, Btge tefnblt&s
GstTl, unb tSttete uns terauste i'm. Balb na
Der Itat ranesrte er, pbne 8ert e&t ~ errese
aus. Ct bat iest an ieint in Ssnabriit iurld
setltebene Grau stf&rieben, bab ieir .erpa@t'
@epiGtn Jpn Sag uus Na&t teine &ube la6
Ct perst tespalb aus ameita 3uriidtebren ~
I'D ber iiber tbu se,bdusten Strafe germ unte,
pe,tea, Die Grau tbeilte ben 8ritf tbremSee
fsrser nit unb bteier bat ben BebSrten bic nj
ftttee AuIeise eema&t.
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e.bra&t unb obslst@ mon i'm j.be mss<
li@e pFese ausebetben lief, ftarb tr to@
am Grettas unter unidsli&en S&mersen.
Die Mnbern, bic aus tent Gtnfer tes Gar
stipruusen paren, ftlen cine etma 20Gub
bpbe 85l&un9 binunter u. Serlebten fi@
bebeutenb, ,,auientlt@ tin Bempbner bon
Mancafer Namens @morD.
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Das meteerfeit in stuttsart.

(GOsreipuneens tes Giue, gOItsblat..)
@dbrenb bic @lpfen sur Geier Yon
2i9tmeb lduten unb bic 0ldubisen in
bic @ottesbduler .fr5mea, beweet fd Elm
unaebeurer Bug BON meniden uno Sb<
fen our@ pic 9auptRrubeu per 8sFpenS
um bte nemli9 ppn mir erpdbnte Gin>
meibun9 Der neuen S1la9tbduler gu
feteru. Mebr als speibunpert sumGbeil
pra@tppueG eGremplare per eenanrten1 bier<
sattuna paraoirten i'm 3use. 8et Der
neuen 5aue ansefomu1en, bislt Sdenz
metser Seemann cine ersreifenee &epe,
wp,auf ber Grbauer Der 9aQe, Nrditect
S@mtebt, ant,portete unp paun bic
S@ll6el 3um@ebduoe iiberreidle. Nah
nod etnisen Reben, Eoafe, 5urrab6 u.
{. No., etus bus banquet los, BET weldeul
nnter anberen, aud 3wil&en 400-500
Glaiden Gbampusner aetrunten puroen.
Nbenos par ,tatlrlt9 8aQ. Mm folsen<
BEN Sage erl9tsn in Der ppu Gpuarp
S&war3 rettatrten 8lrser;ettuns folsenz
be8 @eb{d5t:
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sssi ssai,a.,,na ii, s.,s.sp,a5 1aa,aaF,;j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

SPIRITED AwAY.-Thers rs haunted village
in Connecticut A yeritable ghost has been
seen in Greenvilie. and not only seen, but
actually captured. There is bleaching e.
tablishment at thai place, and a watchman has
been employed 70 guard il against burglars
One night, and at .the very witching time of
il, he saw a great white object glide noiseIessIy
from the mill and disappear in the woods be-.
yond He was very much overcome. and pre- =
vailed sn some friends 10 mount guard with
him the next might. They did SO. They did
more. They stood night after night and gazed
on the quiet hamlet, but the hamlets ghost
came not At length they gave il up, and the
Waterman was left alone again. Again he
saw the ghost Just getting out OF the window.
He fired shot at it,and was surprised that the
ghost ran He plucked up courage and pur.
sued. Reaching the other side OF the buiIdiu .
be perceived that the spirit had dropped IL
white covering and was rapidly retreating IN
dark clothes. He fired again, but the ghost
was so tar gone that this would not bring him
to. On the contrary, he returned the fire and
escaped. The bleaching company found. upon
examination, that IL had been unwittingly
furnishing winding sheets for this perturbed
spirit. Numerous clothes were missing A
detective was called in and the result was thar
Isaiah Sanderson-fhaf was the ghosts name
was arrested and sent to prison for one hun
dred days. His spirit. it lie said, is a little
dashed by this treatment .....,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

The New York stock market continues firm.
but only moderately active. The Commercial
neous list is firmer. Governments retain their
frmpess. FIve-twenties OF 1862. are less an
demand for shipment but are = higher: the
later issues are active and higher Ten. for
ties rose = further, closing at iO2Y The ease
IN money increases. We hear of no call loans
belng made at > per cent. the late rate Ropnd
sums nave been loaned al per cent. for thirty
days, and money can be had on call, on Gov
eminent collaterals, At > per cent; but per
cent. is the ruling rate. Tue rates OF discount
have not sympathized very fully with the
cent. are confined TO very choice sixty days'
paper; but logger dates pass at 5Sa6k per
cent Gold continues steady at about the price
Prom the Baiumore Americans n'sreyiev ofthe
markets in that city, we quoce:
fionr.-We nave no impro yenent 10 notice
In the receipts OF Howard Street or Western
Flour. and good lots of these descriptions have
met with ready sale. Supers close higher but
Exiras are unchanged. Transactions in CITY
Kills Supers continue heavy, the demand be-
ing both Tor home consumption and shipment,
and prices show a wide range. Good Extras
have sold to some extent, but we have been
anprised OF no movement in shipping brands
Transactions include 300 bbls Howard Street
Super at S10i2szaSlO.50. LOCO bbls CITY Minis
DO. at Sl0asI1, the latter figure for choice 5sI
bbls. old Western Extra al SlI.5asie5O and
SM h6is;, fresh ground City Mills do. at SRA
Grain.-Wheat has been In good demand.
principally for home milling, and closes with
an upward tendency. an impression having
gained ground that the crop win prove smaller
than was calculated upen. Corn has ruled
lower and closes quiet and unsettled Oars
have bronght but prices, the inquiry for both
being active.
ProvisiOns-Bacon and barrelled Pork have
been in moderate demand only. but prices are
well maintained. Nothing has transpired i'm
Bulk Meat. and Lard remains quiet
Sugars-Both refining and grocery grades
have been in good request and prices have
favored sellers. Sales embraced $40 hhds
choice Demerara Vacuum Pan ex St Law.
renee and Mississippi at Is cents, cash 400
hhds grocery Porto Rico ana Cuba at III "a
49, cents, 3eS hhds. 46 tierces good refining
Cuba at III cents. months, so boxes do at the
same price, and 81 boxes. 3G hhds. common do.
at I0a cents. ..-
Whisky-The stock OF this article is much
reduced and prices have further advanced,
closing firm. Sales include 2OO bbls Western
and City at 50 esaSl 80. the transactions being
chiefly at 81 -. and 40 bbls Western in bond
at 2.30. To-day 81 IS was demanded for
Western in bond, and S2.33 for free lots Coun
Try is scarce and nominal at $3.50 tor good
packages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

Pans, August l5.@The Emperor Napoleon
received the fTussian amoas sador to- day at
an audience &c the TuiAeries. ThefmInis er
felsFered 10 hes Mayesty the reply OF the king
OF Prussia 10 She French note demanding an
extension OF the frontier Of the empire TO the
khsDe. The state paper declares thar the de-
maDd IL lnadcifssible. and that Prussia will
not accede TO sS. Napoleon replied that he had
made the demand sn order TO satisfy public
9pmon in France on the SUBJECT Of the recti-
hcatbon OF the frontier. He deemed u a lust
aemana, ont Al the same time ACKNOWLEDGE
she fairness of the argument used by the
PruEsian Cabinet in the reply of refusal. He
said that the retalons existing at present be-
tween France and Prussia should net be dis
toreed IN any esse, and hoped Prussia would
The Paris Bourse remained closed to-day, IL
being the Emperor's fete to-day.
OF the u. :. souadron were rece,xed p",os nv mn,
Emperor and court to-day 1t the imperial
palace of the Tzraskoe. Twenty OF them dineo
vita the Governorat the Pauloffsk palace.
Toe royal gardens were magnificeutly illumi-
mated, and the populace, who turned out in
very large numbers, admitted The Russian
hands played the American national airs The
American oSicers visited the Emperor's palace
and all the public buildings yesterday
19e investigation into the circumstances at
feDdsng the hate attempt on the life of the Gar
Alexander has ternnnated. Several accom-
plioes OF the weuid-be regicide made confes-
stons which go 10 show that the object of the
conspiracy was TO effect general reyolution
in the empire. There exists. il appears, in
Russia two secret societies hostile TO the Gov
ernment one being canned the ssAssociation of
Ofleaaization." the other s.Hell.' They had
their headq uarfers 1T Moscow, and acted in
Communication with the European Reyolu-
tionary Committee. Several Poles, who sup
p1Ied the assassin, belonged TO these societies
BERLIN, August 1.-The danger TO the dura-
tion OF the peace now existing in Germany is
caused not by any political differences on the
part OF Prussia. but by questions of n terri
iorial nature, more especially those arising
from the partitioning and adjustment of the
federal property acquired by the war
A war between Prussia and France is pro-
bable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18
Rather Expensive Love Affair,

, The - uincy (Ill.) Herald, August >, saws
One evening last week gentleman, who is
said TO possess jewel of a wife, received In :
selligence in regard TO business affairs that ne
eessita,ed his leaving home for some point up
the river He at once sought his domicile,
changed his clothes, and, after informing his
city, bade her an affectionate farewell. He then
proceeded TO the levee 10 aWait the arrival OF q
Northern LiEe steamer. a--
Now IL appears that the wife had been car
rying on a ratber extensive, If not criminal
Irritation, with a handsome gentleman. and
this unexpected departure Of her husband af-
forded an opportunity for an interview with
the handsome paramour. He was informed of
"the stua'ion," and at once proceeded TO
the house from whence the confiding and
doting husband had but few moments pre-
viously departed. We will here drop the veil
over what transpired from the time the guilty
lovers met, until l6K O'Clock the same evening,
when the following startling denoument con-
summated the disgraceful affair.
The husband waited until 10k O'clock fer the
arrival Of the expected boat, when tiring of
patience he concluded to return home and
postpone his departure tlll the following
morning. Arriving at the door Of his residence,
and fhc lights being extinguished and the
house wrapped IN complete darkness, ne did
not want for any one to open the door. bat uu-
ssuspecnngiy passed in by the aid of his night
key. So quietly did he enter the house that IL
was not until he was ascending the stairs that
led 10 his wife, bed chamber, mat she became
warned OF his approach. Her paraTaour at
once leaped from The window to the ground,
thereby making his escape. All this transpired
without once arousing the husbands suspi-
cions, and IL was not until he entered the
room, lit the gas, and discovered a pair of
strange pants lying on the floor that the thought
of his wlfe's guilt fiashed across his mind. He
inquired OF his wife how the mysterious pants
came into her room, but she remained raute
The husband then determined to examine the
pants win view to ascertaining who the
owner might be, and in doing so found i'm one
OF the pockets a portmonnaie containing up-
wards CT 500.
II seems that in his haste to escape, the gull
ty owner OF the pants bad taken a pair belong
ing TO the hus ba nd of the lady. and did not dis.
cover his mistake until it was too late
Whether the individual has made any efforts
10 recover his money we are not ad yised.