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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29
Cine fur3e 3iebeSeefhidte.

Die na6febenbe fleins 0eidi9ts ron einent
setpiHsn Seseapitain Norsan brebt ii& I'M bic
@abI sints Gaiten sur Gee ,inb entbalt Yiel-
Iei&t einen nisIiaen @int fir iunse Damsn.
Gr ssi&iebt ni&t ieltsn, bab alleinifebenSe Do
men cine Seereiie untsr Der aaeinissn Obbut
bes S&iifseapitGns n,a&sn, ,inb penn ii@ an-
ter ben paTasisrsn Gin 2iebesbanbel entipinnt.
70 II Der Captain sewSbnli9 Der 8ertraute hss
einen pbsr aud bsiper Ibeile. 90 mar aud
benz Captain @orsan, BON tpeI&sm mir bier
iprsdsn, cine iebr bibl&s Iistens,piirbise Da-
me anpertraut worben, unb Der 3ufaa tpu0ts,
bab aus bsr 3abl ibrer MitpaiIasisrs Srsi jun
&C @annsr f6 itsrbIi@ in Fe Ssrlisttsn.
Mae Drei eri@isnsn ibr slsi9 annebmbar unb
fs pubte nidt, psl&en baspn Te srmuttissn
iollte.- Sn ibrer @erlsssnbsit fraste Fe ben
CAPTAIN INN &atb. u8ommsn Ole ben sr-
fen Gag, no @inb unb Dadsr pcIlfOn,msn
rubis fnb, auf ben Ded," iaste e; utie Der
rem psrbsu, ME f4 sOn ieIbn serasbt in Sbrsr
Mabs isin. SD psrbe pSrbsr in aasr Stills
sin Boot ausisssn IaiIsn Sie ipriussn plSs-
iibsr gOrb unb isbsn, pslGsr bon ben Ssrrsn
Sbnsn na1iprinst.- sd werbe bafiir lcrSen,
bab Sis ni9t su S&acsn fummsn." Is
sausrte ni@t lanss 70 trat Winbitias elm;
bic iunss Dame bsfolste ben &atb bss Capt.
tins unb ,wsi ibrsr Mnbeter fpranssn ibr au-
senbIidli@ na1. Natiirli& purbsn ale trsi
wuiUnsn m:ttelf bes bsreit ssbaIisnen Srctss
iofcrt tuisber aufsefiiSt atsr nun tpubts bic
iunss DAME pisber niGt tSel9en BON ben bsi-
ben iunssn MGnnsrn bic ibr esben fir ils in
bic S9anss ssldlasen, iie pablsn icllte unp ile
400 tssbalb absrmals ben Gapitan su, &atbs.
uNebmen Gle ben Dritten wsl9sr Sbnen nitt
na&iprans," iaste ber Captain. ~Disisr it
bsr 8srniinftisae unb pirb babsr aud Der bette
Gtemann iein,"- Die iunse Dume fclste bent
&atbs bss Captains unb bate nis llria9s ss
au bereuen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29

teine Sietin, fammelte ie, ,unp feline
lhlehte @erIcn. -"
Metr bate Siicor i'm 3immer niht
setSrt ; ihcn bate er bic 3biir aeSf'
net unp ilanr errest Der 3irnenren ses
seniiber. ,Serubisen sic lh, o5rIu~
lein", laste er, ncS 9ciAab auf mein
gerlansen. SD BIN gu unwptl, nm I'M
falten .3immer lhlaien su tSnnen, unc
merce Sbnen mprsen ras 6plS err
tBen. :"
,Su~ rief tas 5rGuleiu, bic immer
mebr au6er iih serietb. rau6 bas
nod? sic ielter ssrleiten bic Gbtalten
unb unterltiiben lie 9e9en bic SerrIdaft? {?
limb marum 1T rie perirn niht in Der
@ette' ST mcbl atiiAtlih rabeim ses
blieben, Inn unseitSrt ;u icin 2"
n6immel unp Grpe !" rief SFrcr, bei~
Ieu Stirnarern ihwrlleu, oteiu 1plGcs
8crt msbr ee9en meine SAwfter
pper :"
,,Shmeaer W tStnte ras 6rGulein.
nSit has 70 selhwinp sc9an9cn ? Gine
liieerli;ae Oirne TT iie unp penn le
uiAt ilbsr rie Stie9e binuntereilt, sei9'
ih ibr nit pem 9sltpblenen Sheit ben
Bes !"
6ran,i IArie auf; bic SGiit9enee bat.
te mirtlib Elm wubtises S6eit er9rifs
fen unp es gum Sdlage erbpten, abe.
Sfrcr iins ben 9lrm auf II. ENTRANCES ibr
9luber ict mpllte iis i6 NIT ben o1ns
BEN auf paS @arAcn tiir,cn -ba itieb
Sippr nit VOTER NtanneStraft iie surild,
paB iie taumelte, nit pem &ppie an bic
@anp IAlua unp beuleno nnp blutenp
gu Sppen itilr;te.
Sippr fhnp mie pcriteinert I; su ieis
nsn 5Iben fnete paS @ap6en unp be-
tete unp weinte perwirrt purNeinanper
in unlaslider Se3ensansf.
9ln Der Ireppe erldien Der pom Got.
tespienIt beimfe6renpe Yfarrer, binter
ibm tau6te paS rrtbe !oaar unp has
lauernpe gu9e pes ShulebrerS emppr.
u8abrli6", la9te rer 9farrsr, in
Dem er ppll gSurpe unp niht p9ne Sea
mesun9 naber trat, n9rSberes veip, ais
pur6 einsn iclAsn 9lntlif fcnnte mir
niht bereitst perpcn. Sepauerns>
wertter iunaer Mann. 3. wiNrn Sie,
mas sic setban? Slut lit purN ibre
5anr perScilen mprpen, sic linp irre9us
lar: i6 werpe barber IN paS Srpinas
riat beribten :. bis Der Sei6eip
tommt, IuSpenpire i6 sic i6 ents
bebe sic Sbres Qmts unp perbietc SDa
nen ais einsm llnwiirpigen jepe prieite
libe Sanplung! Mcr9en merpen Sic
ben Yfarrbpi SerlalIen, ih fann niAts,
ais I'M gebet Sbrer gepenfen !"
(5criieBuns fclst)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29
Sie etierme Qrune Der 3umbarbei.

Die eilsrne strcne Der eombartei, NIT wtlter
I&pn 70 nan1e 3a,fsr unt 9Snise sflrSnt
wOrbsn, unt fiji tptl&e ais aetissr Iuftspab-
runssbrt bic MOnaa GatbsSrals beifimmt par,
II iest wieber her itaIienif&en Rssisruns pom
ben SNrrrsi@un, wslde 0e In. Sabre 1850
raubten, sueeifeat worbsn. Die frcne telfebt
aus sinem brsiten, NIT 8utinen SmaraoSen
unb Diamanten btlssten, bIau emaiairtcn
Golbreiftn. Aber Der bauptiatli6ife GbeiI
bsr 3rpne, tpel9sr ibr ben Namen seseteuL n
Gin brsi M6tsl .3ol breiter une Elm 3etntsf
.3oll bider Giieprinr, tpslGer unter bsm GOlbe
anssbrabt 1T. Dieter Sting srn beiIisem Gi-
isn fol- aus etnem Masel pss bell. 9rsa,ss 8s-
l&niebst worben isin.
Stein teutider &aiier bate bic tpabre Weite
erbaItsn, bspor er ni&t pom Yabfs ssiaItt
unb nit ber eiltrnen Rrone Der 2cmbarbsi &C.
frSnt porben mar. Sftmals entifanb wsssn
sisisr @nstlessnbst Gin bsftiser Streit stuiiGsn
ben bsibsn WG@ten Der mtielalterliden @eIt
inbsm Der Vabf f@ wsiserts, ben aaiisr su
lalben. ,a
Sect bsfebt has bell. rSmii6e Nei9 muir
nod In Der Grinnsruns, unb bic silerne 8rcne
pirb bios ais Gin merfpiirbisss Stiid aus per-
sanssnsn Sabrbuntsrten, unb &eliqui bss
italieniI4sn &ei9s, IN ta Gatbebrale BON
Wpnsa aufbepabrt perbtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29

asteeeutsn bic psri9isssnsn "VFITe"
auf ben Gilenbabnsu, 70 frassn Oftmals bic
&eilenbsn auf ben Giienbabnm man SsnH far
Sul&e, bic auf ben Giisntabnsn rsilsn -uno
tuer reif bsut su Sage ni&t- TT % 'ntersllant
GS nit ben psri&iepensn SisnaIeH Der s0-
fonotisen.yfsife unb Der Bsssutins Dss
Sdwsnsens elmer saterns 3ur Na$tss't ssr-
traut ,u ma9en.
Yin yfH bsbsutst: ~S@lisst bic 1r'm-
Isn."
Drd: n3uriid."
anbaItsnbes yfeifen: ~@eabr."
S&nsa bintsr einanbsr foIssnsss pfsiTsn III
Der gllarm fir auf bn Sabr i'de btFnslt&s
Ibisre.
Cine 9aterne auf- unb abbspsst bebsutst
v8Orparts."
8s&ts unb Iinfs ssi9punssa; ~9a'''"
SIM areiis sei&wunssn ~3uriid."
Cine rotbe glasss OSr Gin jcI9ss gi$t BE-
beutet INNER gOrii&t. 4
gBenn cine 9piomOtipe cine sntfalkts rctpe
syabue nit F9 fiibrt, b.usutst Siss,'sds Gin Bug
natbfclat.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29
Voc(ile.
@s fpmm,t Die ssett !

s lirt', 70 lang III lictrn tannlt
IS lict', 10 lang 1u listsn maat
,,Gs frmnlt tie 3eit, cS frmmt bic Gel
,'gHp 9u al @rGtsrn itsblt une tla9lt
SDebl - tirlea idBncn SimmslSTuntrn
8 fatb' in au, bait itn mad,
SIT Geine Qirte Gmselunten,
Sp Guft bic WcnIhsnwiiree nah,
Sb 9u'S int aampf trr 9Selt srfunern,
Sb Du eim Srs 2r fiji sepannit
Gs Iint Dir sptiacpribtc Stunssn:
% list, 70 lang Iu listsn fannlt."
SIT Qiete tr6 tsr 9rulf eeseten
Gab le ibr Grrit unp Sr1nuns iet
Sic pedt Geiu Ginscn, itarft Dsin Strstsn,
Sis ma9t did srpb unr gut nnb frsi.
Tod wiuif Gu icltif fe Dir seltatsn,
SBas 0u aud slaubit mic On did fraslt
Sie bIeitt Gin liibsebeimeS sSalten /:
,,gist nur 10 lang Gu listcn mNslt'"
llnt sins Gsin Slug aud su ben Sternsn
Gu tilt allsin 3ir ni6t senus,
limb IAwriiteS 9u nah allen 6ernsn -
9ciu Slid 1T Sdein, Tein Slid 1T GruS.
SEeun tann Irin @use ppa prn Shranrn,
gBenn Deinc Sruit Spl S6mrrs unt geip,
gSie Writ nab gictr Su did isbnen:
,,Gs fpmmt bic .3cit, eS fcmmt bic 3eit!
llnt IInt is aud pcn Dir seldisesn
S;;r 6;e 4, Qieke Tn oraIiiht
Dir blribt Elm muntertarer Srietcn,
Der ear6 Ien SsS pcriSbnenS siebt.
Drum, mas Su liebit msn lei tsm Snnee
9pcb priife immer, eb' Gu ipa8tt
Gs frmmt bic .3ct s5 fcmmt bic StunSe,
SEc 1u an GjrGtrrn itebit unr tIa8lt"
Carl Sung.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29
E c llj(( { O n.
Ser Eprfcap lais.
Gr,Gbluua aus Stmbaicrn nah einer wabrrn
Nrsctrnbcit.

SEyVptHpVu.
Son Sermon g 6mip.
(5prticbunsD
Sran,i fnGr NIT teflcmmsner GmIi9'
feit in ibrer grbcit fort naA weni9en
9luaentliden ltanp pas SrIulein lhpn
Dor ibr unp lanarSte ie an, mas lie bier
made.
,gBas sic mir an9elAaft laben",
antpcrtete Te rubis lid ihale pic@epf<
el ,u ben &iAcln -"
Dummies Ding" rief has 5raulein
feiIenb unp entrib ibr bic SAu0el, Dap
bic 9lspfsl sur Grpe tcllerten, ufannit Ou
niht yer lteten, mas itb ia9e gSarnm
fpQ.i6 9eute, an einem iimpeln sSerf-
tase, acpfelfii6el baden! 81 pas !9auss
Halten ni6t tbeucr 9enus? G'ebt niAt
fdpn Gelp 9enus auf~
Sran,i las ruDig bic 9lepfcl anf.
vgber 8raul'n," iaste iie lAu6tern,
,Sie baben es bod anselda1t unp b'<
ben selast, e5 MIR wegen ="
,Yad' did III Ncinen Stal !" 1hrie
bic 9lnpere entaesen. rNihts babe th
aeIast, spm n1hitrn 6eitrtag Babe tt
aelprp6en. IS ware wpbl Der Milte
wert6, 70 pict 9luibebrns su MAIDEN me-
gen clues Iplden :"
Sie Scrltummte, beun bic mad Der
&I6e fiibrenre Sbiir sins auf unp an
Der S6welle ltanp cine tasere @eItalt
in einem langen, ihwar,en, iebr abse>
tra9enen Ncde, nit einit weib 9ewele>
ner Salsbinpe unp einem uniSrmlihen
Sutc, peien &reupe Der Wann nit be-
benren Sinscrn I'M &rcile 9erumlaufen
lief. Oas @eliht mar pom 1darfse=
f6nittencn, gemeinen 3iisen unp pas
!5aar perrietb, pbpcbl es bGuriI IA furss
aeIhpren mar, Ieine branprptle 6arte
ttur 3u peutlth.
,,Gt, Tsb pa, Der 9err SAuaebrer !"
rief pas 5rlulsif, plGblih umseman'
belt, nit pem freunplihiten gahelm
vSie fpmmen ia 3n gang nn9ewpbnte,
Belt -. it penn rie SAule lApr
aus -. Z"
,glcin, bpAsebcrneS, bGhlseebrtet
Sr1ulein," antpprtete Der Shullebre,
nit tiidilhem slu9enblinseln, uaber i'd
babe mid auf einen 9lusentlid lpsse'
ma6t Der neue Serr Gaplau II
friiben, unp pa ppllte t9 in aller Sc
f@winpisfeit Dem Serrn 9fa,rer :
n@b, iA peritebe sic :. :" rief nat'
ertretenp pas 5raulein, oiAape nur, pai
SpAwiirpen Serr Sntel niht gu Saul
iinp abfr i6 bin ra. Sa9en Sic mir
mas Sic Su la9en baben, iA ,perp
es beiteaen, wie er beimt5mmt q.
Sab iA eS erratben! Setrift eS bel
neuen Gaplan9 gr madtau6 brabeu
aud in Der S6ule Serfebrte Saden 2
nSAaurerbaite" leuSte Der Shulleb
rer wie suyur. "Gr perfdbrt In cine
a8eile, wie Fe bier ,u 9anpe nod nj
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29
Die @eritdrfune ber prcu6ii6en
S(rmce.

S(rmee. -
preuben tpirb trei neue Mrmeecorps IL ben
erwprbsnen 9Gnbern bilben unb 3par pabr.
l6sinli6 81 Observation-Disclosures, 8ataillons
SGser, Is bis 1S Gapalerieresimenter, 3 &e-
simsnter 5elbavtiQerie, su t6 Gompasnien, 8
6eltunsSartiaerie &esimenter su 8 Gompasnie-
en-, Ypnier unb Grain 9atailIone. Dies
wiiree cine SertSrfuns pon iibsr 100000
Wann erseten. Us bsiBt jsbob, baB bic ebr.
mails tu!beIiii6en Iruppen unp sbenlO bic nal-
Iauiiden in ibrem Seitanb srbalten anb uur
neu einsstbsilt wsrben Icusn. lleber bic bannp.
psri6s slrmss psrIautst nod Ritts, unb psan
eS seidats, piirpe cine iul@e WaBrsssl bod
feinsswssS fir bic sanse Armee pIaB sreifet
basescn mSsliGsr gSeiie.ie .iebr pebl fir bic bei-
ben alttepabrten banncSsrii@en GuiralIier-Nt-
simentsr cber aud bic selammte ais ausse-
ssidnst anerfannts bannppsrilte Gasaaeris.
Gas gsrfabren tpiirbs babel gang basislbs
Iein, mic 1914 unp 1915 nit bem Grptrb scn
Ibwstil6 pommern unb ber yrOSin3 Sa@ien
in tem beutisen 33. unp 81. Snfanterie unb
benz ~. acknowledgement 3pei i@webiIGe
unb Gin ia6fid.s Resimsnt in bic preubiI9s
glrmee iibernpmmsn tpprbsn iinb unb pie aud
friiber ldcn cine berarttse llebernabme aus
frenlpcn Dieniten !. .. namentli6 BET BEN
nod teitebcnben 8. unb A. unb 4. Dragcner.
&ssimsnt pielfab Statt sebabt bat. Durt
bic fir bic glrmcs teabliGtiste gerfarfuns ,pirb
tisislte iibrisens bel sIei9;eitiser llebernabms
van stpa SO bis 10000 auserersirtsr Wann.
I6aftsn in ben annectirten 2anbsstbeilen fGon
int nGdRen Sabr I'M p. p. 10000 damn ltGr-
fer ais in tisism i'm 8elpe auf,utreten prmS-
gen, nit ben Gpntinsentsn bee Staatsn bes
ncrbseuti9sn Sunbes unb bensn BON SatIn
pirb pieie5 @ebr aber auf p. p. 100 Bis 13O-
600 Mann ansenommen rerben fUnnen.
Der 8eitanb an Iruppsn, tpel1s preaBen
I'M lesten Striess aufsefeat bat, bers&net f6
iibrissns na6 ben neuabinss ermSsli&ten Gr.
mittslunsen aus psrUffentIi9ten Na6psiisn
auf 2i3 @arte- unb 9inien unb II Sasr-ya.
taillons su 1000 Wana, 4S 9anbpebr- unb 81
pisrte gataiacne su 800 Mann, 60 Qanbtrebr.
Sataillcns su 500 Mann, 81 Griab- gataillpne
su 1000 Mann, 200. @arps- urb 2inien. Gsea.
erpns an $50 Mann, 16t GeIo. .Yattsrisn su6
Gsi6iiysn, 36 Grias ,Satierisn, 72 Gsfunss.
@rtlleris. Gcmpasnisnsu 200 Mann, 8 pio-
er.SatailOne uno % Js1unss, ,YiOnisr-9t-
tbsluussu bon psridiebsner Starfs, 1rains,
StGts, Gpmmanbus &c. auf runb 100000 bio
100000 @ann. Den 3uwa9s basu ssret,
net, pirb greuBen pem3ufplse bel sinem stpa
eintrrtsnben 3riess- pber Mobilmatunssfal
i6cn im Stanbs lein. nit 10000 Maun auf-
sutreten, ctsr nit je $4,000 bis 100000 @ann
mcbr, ais Ssherreid unb Granfrei& bies bel
ben sessnpartiseu @strpsrfaiunsen In bsiSen
Staatsn su tbun i'm Stanbe iein tpiirbsn. au9
fir tas Sesbataillpn fol- bisGrbebuns 3u eintnt
&esimsnt ppn swsi cber brsi YatailOnsn
in 9bItbt ssnUmmen isiu anS bic Musfabr.
unJ bsrsits tsmua&t beprrifsbtn, I
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29

@slision in Rev yort -eS
pirS ana,uumm,sn, bab BON Der geillion ein-
putn,r g..tp yorts 3OO-4OO,OOO statb0liseH
TnS,. $1,000 Subsn. pSbrsnb 55o-65O,OOo
Ser D prstsiantii9sn obsr gar isiasr GonfsilIon
ana.bSrtn. Die fstboIii4e GcnfsifOn bat ~
afrdten, b. ). sine auf tO-t2,0OO Ssslsn init
90 yrisltern, b. ;. elmer uuf 1900 Ssslsn. Ssns
ssirasn fallen 100000 SssIsa u.iinS iitsrfuut,
ponas spsi Drittbsile Der aatbolitsn Den
@ottessieuf rssslmasis tsiu9sn. Die ear@'
i&uihIi&e 3abl RON GOmmunionsn in Msw'
yIorf N i,tsn Sonntas 5000. Die tatol'l9s
Y,uvlteruns nimmt i'm gsrbatnib pcn tUsats-
fl,us 10000 In SABRE su. MsW yorf II na$
i.in.r satbeliI9sn SspSl'sruns bic stsrts Stast
bsr Welt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29
Die
YenaIblbaniide Staats= Ss'tn''s
Ssraussssctrn Won

Sob. @eprs slipper,
erSbeint ieten Grnncritas, unr frliet SO. 90
ner Sabr. ,ablbar inusrbalt tessSahres, unp
81 SO nab @eriluB res sabrsanSS.
Ginssns Grcmparen, 5 Gents per Stad'
seins Sutlriptirusn msrten fir penissr
oIS IetbS Mtpu0ten an9cnpmmen; auw tanl'
Siicmanp has @latt atbslte!lerL bis alls Tat'
Itlnee teSab!t pnp.
sln,esen wrren ;u ben sertbn!'aen Vre'-
fen inierirt. j,
Sfficen: in her ,.Eatript ilnc uh'rh
Srudsrei, 9rittcn Strabs, 2arr'Spar9. une
in Der ,5ntsIIsrncsr" Drudrrrl an esatfe
Souare, 2oucolicr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-29

8 list', 70 lang Tu lietrn fannit
% lict', 10 lang 3u listsn maa't
,,Gs frmmt bic 3eit ss frmmt bic 3elt.
,,gHp 9u al @rGtsrn ltrblt une tla9lf .
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-23

The previous question was then seconded,
and the resolution, as originally offered by
Mr.. Bingham, was read third time, and
passed without division.
The question then REQUIRED Oh the passage
Of the preamble and resolution, and, after ex-
tended remarks by.Mr Boutwell,, of Mass,
in opposition, and Mr. Bingham in favor
who called for the previous question, which
was seconded-the House adopted the
resolution, as given above, by vote of 1875
yeas to IL nays. The result was received
with applause.
1.-THE vote of the Legislature Of Tennessee
adopting the constitutional amendment was
without quorum, two members being pres
ent in the custody of the Sergeant alarms,
and not yoting-a revolutionary proceeding
akin to that suggested in the proposition of
Gen. Thomas.
The bill reported some time ago. 10 restore
to the States lately lin rebellion" their full
political rights, was called up, and the bill
and amendment offered by Mr.. Bingham, of
Ohio, were laid on the table by 90 yeas to 81
nays
The resolution of Mr.. Stevens relative to
adjournment was received as question of
privilege, but was subsequently rejected by a
vote of 48 yeas to 70 nays
The House then adjourned
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-23
COtton-The Importance OF separating
the Pickings.

A writer upon this subject gives valuable
information to cotton planters. The losses
sustained from the careless manner of pack
ing, are said to be of serious character. One
fourth Of the cotton sent to market, it is
stated, is subject to loss from to cents per
pound on account of mixed packing, that is
packing two or more qualities of cotton In
the same bale. The aggregate of such loss
becomes matter of serious consideration of
the writer, whose paper is before US. The
information is based upon an experience of
thirty years as planter and factor-and will
be useful to those of our readers engaged in
raising cotton. The cause of the loss being
as stated, mired packing. We proceed to
give the remedy, which is very simple aud
purely work of care and attention. Ii is
asserted that such is the carelessness Of pack
ing, that it is safe to say one third of all the
cotton of the South is mixed packed, more or
less
The early pickings before much defaced by
rains, are to be spread over the gin house to
cool and dry. AS soon as the second pick
ings begin to come in, they are to be in like
manner spread out separate from the first
These are to be ginned and packed to them
selves. After they are ginned and packed,
proceed in like manner with the second pick
ings-aud never packing bale under four
hundred pounds
H. 81. i'll, L., L
trashy from long continued rains separate as a
third picking, and that which has become
more or less mixed with frost-bitten cotton,
make the fourth pickings. If there is another
picking of frost-bitten cotton, make it
fifth packing. If you have remnants do not
under any circumstances pack two qualities
in one bale, but retain it and sell it for what
you can obtain. So thorough will be the ex-
animation hereafter that no planter can es-
cape loss from mixed packing. TIE bales
will be thoroughly examined, and the price
will be made to depend upon the mode of
distinct and separate packing, as well as upon
the quality Of the cotton. The idea that cot
ton becoming heated in the pile gives it a
creamy color, and improves its appearance, is
very erroneous. The early pickings, if not
heated, it is stated, have the natural creamy
color. When heated it assumes a dull, vel
low appearance. called pile-heated, which
damages its value. These facts. which we
have collected, will be useful to our North
Carolina planters, and others
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HAIL, and FAREWELL

Mr.. A. f. LEONARD, in to-day's issue Of the
Old Dominion, assumes the management OF
that journal in graceful 'salutatory," which
shows just appreciation of the delicate and
responsible duties of his position. The "Old
Dominion" will, under his control, be truly
conservative paper" and exercise a compre-
hensive supervision over commercial, public,
and local affairs.
We welcome him cordially into the edito-
rial ranks, satisfied that the profession has
received in his person new ornament
Mr. PRESTON, the former editor i'll chief,
retires from the paper, and We wish him pros
perity in his new pursuits
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congressional.

SENATE.-The report Of the Conference
Committee on the Consular and Diplomatic
Appropriation bill was made by Mr.. Sumner
recommending, among other items, the strik-
ing out the appropriation for Mr.. Harvey, the
Minister resident to Portugal This gave rise
to inquiry and remarks by Messrs johnson,
Wade, Cowan Hendricks, ard oilers, which
evolved the cause of non-provision for the
salary of Mr.. Harvey TO be, his having writ
ten private letter to Secretary Seward, COM
mentng upon the course Of the Radical par
ty, who, In order to vent their spleen, and
exhibit their power, refused to make any pro-
vision for the support of the Minister to Por-
tugal The report of the committee was con-
Cured in.
The Civil Appropriation bill was then taken
up. Amendnents-one of which was pro-
viding for the sale of about $4,000 worth
of property taken out Of the Confederate
steamer Florida, which was srnken off Old
Point, and its distribution among Captain
Collins and his officers and crew-were
agreed to-
Mr.. Davis offered an amendment, appro-
priating five million as payment of bounties
to loyal owners of slaves mustered in the
service of the United States. No action was
taken, and the Senate went into executive
session, and took recess till evening
In the evening session, several bills relating
to the District of Columbia were passed. The
Senate adjourned at TO- 80, P. NJ.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the consid-
Grafton of the joint resolution for the admis-
sion of Tennessee.
Mr.. Bingham Of Ohio, withdrawing his
demand for the previous question, nlodifed
the resolution as follows
Whereas, The State of Tennessee has, in
good faith, ratified the article of amendment
to the Constitution of the United States pro-
posed by the thirty-ninth Congress to the
Legislatures of the several States, and has al
so shown, to the satisfaction of Congress, by
proper spirit Of obedience in the body of
her people, her return to due allegiance to
the Government, laws and authority of the
United States therefore
Be it Resolved, etc., That the State of len
| nessee is hereby restored to her former proper
practical relations to the Union, and is again
entitled to be represented by Senators and
Representatives in Congress, duly elected and
qualified, upon their taking the oaths required
by existing laws.
Mr.. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,, desired to
move an amendment, but Mr.. Bingham de-
clined to yield, only to hear it read 1t was
not received
Mr.. Ward, of New York, also desired to
offer an amendment
Mr.. Bingham declined to yield for it to be
offered.
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FROM EUROPE.
Peace Negotiations Progressing-Ad.
vance In United States 62O,sSA rri
val of the Steamer Hermann

New York, July 21.-The steamer Her.
mann, from Southampton on the 10th, has ar
rived
The steamer Great Eastern had safely au-
chored, and her coaling was finished The
rest OF the cable was expected to arrive hour
ly. The condition of the cable on board was
tested night and day. and has improved daily
since its immersion under water in the tanks.
1t is now considered perfect. The shore end
was successfully landed, and the tests found
to be perfect. The W. Cory is paying out
the shore end of the cable and splicing the
main cable to the shore, and will commence
on the 18th. All is going on we'll The
cable laid in 1866 has been tested and found
to be as perfect as when laid
Consols are steady at 874a87 5-8. Rentes
6sf. soc. United States Five-twenties have
improved one-half per cent.
THE GERMAN WAR.
The Menteur says that the negotiations
between the belligerents are progressing fa-
vorably, and no doubt an armistice will be
agreed to OH certain conditions.
1t is rumored that the French squadron has
been ordered to Venice. The Toulon author
tiles have been ordered to prepare the steam
ers, frigates and eorvettes.
The Russian official journal cautions torus-
STA to remember that there are theee strong
and united Powers in Europe interested in
the balance Of European power
The Prussians have made Pardubitz their
headquarters.
Prague has been abandoned by the Aus
TRANS, and it is expected that the Prussians
will seize it.
The Italians were severely beaten by the
Austrians at Borgo-forte aud Monticello
They were repulsed five times.
Gen. Benedek has been relieved from COM
mand of the Austrian army
COMMERCIAL ADvICEs
Liverpool, July l1-Noon.-Cotton The
market opens very firm. Probable sales ten
to twelve thousand bales. Nothing whatever
is doing in Breadstuffs or Provisions Pro-
duce quiet.
FIANCiAL.
London, July l1-Noon .-Consols for
money 81 7-8.