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pas @r9ebni6 Der lebten @abl Dor, NORM e.
li9 UNI Die GolfSmeinung beSisli6 beS &c.
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iber9elegt,
6r, MtOrsdn leete elm MemUrtal Der Netp,
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fi6run9 zines GjelebeS bittet, welGe5 Die
nGroli6en @llubieer BON Speraticnen llbltz
der Observation-Disclosures aus Idliebt. Dem
Committee iiber Geri9tsipe len ~su9epteltn.
6r. MfCrrtQ brabte cine Qfte UNI Sncpr+
p~pratipn Der @reat Sails %@iScpmpa9nie oUn
gB~afbtneton, .. s. Dem Committee be5
Oiltrifts Columbia iiberrieIsn.
ST.. GreBpeq leote einen 8eI6lu6 Dor, mel
der aneenpmmen purpe, ben &riegSletretdr
auf3ufprpern; CT m,G9e Dem Senate an3ei9et,
iparuln Die @pmmi1ipn sur l1nterlufun9
Der Mnlpri6e lpYaler SflaSenbeliber auf
&ersituns fur farbise Sreirtaise ni6t Be
felt wcroen Jet.
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SIM Heprdenta t en- ! a u E retAte
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@UmmiIipn GIT e%rnennen, ipelGe errtddtt9t
letn lou, Elm @runpittd fit Elm neueS Dcit<
amt III glep gurf an5ataufe EN-.
Steysns bon ga. reidte cine 8tQ etn, Die
@pnlritrunq elmer Militdr= unh 8pllz8abn
sipil6en 9iew 2Jorf uno Baltimore ;u ermd9s
tisen. Oarielo BON Sbtp Gber9ob cine GGn@
lide SiQ. 8ei0e purpen einem Select=@um=
mittee itberlpie1eu.
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%li0enten Sn erl u6en, nit 3utbeilen, pb Die Te=
aierunq ir9enp wel6e glaAridten be3i9ti6
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niIben Dame in Der Stapt Nfertfp BABE,
wethe5 sen Dem fog. Gatler nit be: N6ltGt
9eraubt ipprpen let, UNI Is gum DrtnSen GIT
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mleieit, 3t tnterpenireltt Inn DaS &tnO leinen
@ltern mieper 3~uriiG519ebet unD mas iii bic
Ier Sadie getban wprOen Iet. Der Sc l1luB
paiiirtt.
g6illpn pferirte einen 8elNGuB, baB e8 Die
Metultn9 pe5 6hule5 let, 1ttit Die Srpnltng
uno giationalautorttdt i'm Sioen ntfra4t su
erbdlten, Die 9e9terun95trupptrt nt4t 3uritd=
3ujie6en, Bis Die bet0en 3pet9e pe5 @pngre1<
1e5 erfldrel1, baf tie bort niAt LANCER nBt9ig
IinD dn1enDnmen.
&uf 8Oatno' Nntra9 wurbe belAloHen, ba8
Committee i6er ben Otltritt Columbia gu ct
Indeu, pb e5 tbunliA lei, cine Steuer auf ate
Mtet66auier tt G8a16in8tOn, Dertn Nente
$500 per Sa6r itterftet9t, 81 legen, unO ben
papurtb erlou9ten 6ouO 3nr @r3te9un9 Der
f%arbt9en &tnDer gu Sertpen0en.
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@aHerpie9el paren. Mnu ~sipetfett nod,
pb Der Dampfer 9erettet werben fam.
San 6ranctscp CO, S. Sanuar. : Die
Sarte q. u. Glpribge lit BON 6pnplullt mad,
elmer 32td9i9en 6abrt NIT einem alicrtirten
Cargo bier atgefcmmet. d
Die Wenerale G Opipell unb @btttier linb
neblt benz Major Rirt6am naA 9rt3pna
dereiff. .s
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Wei6iadn.

Detroit, 8. San.- Gin In Oatpasler
aus9ebrcdeneS 6euer 3erltGrte @ebault6feiten
I'M 8ertbe eun 10000 Dollars, pelhe nur
nit 10000 berlidert paren. 53wet 8anfz
9ebdube unb 10 Bis II anbere 5aule ct ipur=
ben in Glide 1elrat.
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northumberland

s. SanPP b,atf6ttst ntt Salft f:t6es 9sbresrrpnoIs cine
ssatl9 enslttpe MteRoi6nie ~ %erDifnen, IN Der sore,f6ttt-
teoe Squier nno @Ftpadfent Gele8enteit baden, R@ cine fir
1s Sei9attsleoen 9~eet9nets Stbpng 81 etper5en. Der
unterrt@t tnbet tebfn &bene, Sauao8 unb ernut.a ausae=
a9ninnen' BON 7 = 9 fatt trb uufaB! ~foIasnos ~2e6rOeget-
Ltss9: rto bOpptIte Sud fhtrune, Gprre1ppnbnh @ecqrapbte,
tpGtren sc. ~
=. 1nepp TT sur Gftbeslnna ptrnt-n be.efuat.-
MageEs Anstnnit mi.b IN s. SC rsn Dt rfitat %. 70, 81 u,
50 3patSa9Fr. ~ertteiIt. I'd - "
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Neuer Wduperpin

Gin neusr Sauseretn BAT F9 unter benz gtamen Canton
gat'Fnal Sareerein ytD. l Be9riutet. Nle bic qeionnen
anl5H1t%ltesel tpereen erlu6., am Oienfag, 9. Sanuar, NtenoS
Z upr tn 9stalc tes 9rr. Iu9uf @eder, So, 81 @fer Ctr,
Sasn5nEncen, r9 tdnn bic erte @.u5ablung ertptea un6 bic
oeanftenrdbl i~tettfneet; ia fbGn uber 800 MntbetIe oe;ejG.
net itnb, 70 werb'n ale mob tDun, ft5 Bal 3etten su m9eiSen
aup TT oieier gcrein sen 2anpleuten prn grocer 8e&eutune.
SIN guftra9 8. 6 nj a, 9rGI.
(iamptiI QnnonmtE ar
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SDeater in Oer 2urnhoQe.

9efern gben5 tam int 8pItSt6eater r9aubretteD ,ur
aafTuprln9. Das @titd lift BON Serrn 0aut aus Dem
@ngiiiGeu iteriest uno in @cene aefebt iporbeu. - geas
BE Multiplying betrlfft, 70 ftnb bic ~eeifan9en iantmtli4er
&iInftler 5u lpben.
0oS Gid ielbit it in ber G9at I9Sn unb in~terefant
unb beroient BON alien aunFfreunbeu seIe6eu at werben.
Oalleloe pirO 9eut e ~mieOer9clt unb lit bur@ ~pprtrcff<
ilqe 9etj'n9 oS SOtais bafttr 9efor8t, boB ii9 tie gu.
l9alsr @arul lino Reimil9 in ~benieIbeu fiben perben.
GnneOrOia=2beater.
SIN @oncorbia : 29eater forlnlt beute Gtenb uOr.
SSespe" CUR luffdgrgng, porauf mir bas 8ublitun1 aufz
merriam MAIDEN. -
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Uor0nGannQerl.
STR Bale uno Goucerfe su crmiefEen

sur 3dHe flao 8oUcerfe 3u cruniefben
Den Breunben unb 8efannten uer vgCncprbio" @stuiho Il
unb otn %9eebrten 9Hbtitum ~dbtrtnupt 5ur giadri&t, tcF
Lpr trgsno cine 3ftt mad hem 1. Ssptsmber bic f66ne, orpfe
farr6eedute nere pale tst @Encrtbto nit ten toni rtrkrn
benen Nduntlt9fstten 3ut N~btnltung tFr Gapen urn GcE
esrten ji raiet9en to, NeHn f~r&tsettfef @pfIiiaticn etnad,
rirb.
0te %tiegante lnb tpRbate &nSrafirurebt f grpffn @ao.
les, nebf fstn n,5blirten arberGbeitmnfr fir Serrn mn
0enen, iOpte bequeKr5 NrfanrdtiDnss tmrter, neEfI erDes,s
@biaai NIT ~beatanbt6 etne rtGteter SI9e, lefen nt6ts
ounfGen I6riS.
goa t~aabtge6 GnftISefbtr fur 500 @cuOertrt IN Al, etuen
%n'astSen 9rets 5u mietber. Ndbrrc @usfunftbet
- . g. gD. RDebel,
~26if6aFl 379 20. 9aI!tmprefr., iptfden @utaw II. woeoBr
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GneltfAer .Gprans1tuterrid1f,

9tenfas, 8. Sasuar, 8 uGr GGenb8 werte id ned cine
Slate tur Serren anfangeu, welde bic ensfi1be Sprdde
lprs3en, ieea nnO iarftben gu lernen wanf6en. Dtejent-
gen, Wette nod menig pter gar fetne 6enntnts FER &prade
bG6en, frpaen it'd 8%efaut8f baIO mefben, Ia N~nfdn1er ipater
MOT Gut9tnctnmen feeroen. Der lnterrt6t miro Oienlfa4s
nno Sretta89 uno Spnntaas Nfadmi:tdgS erttettt unp be-
lfa3t Gas 9PnUrar So etsrteii1trli9 I'M 8praus sa6!bar,
3 VI tanner,
(f1-ntJ So 0erlmanfr., ;piI1en Spporb Il. Gutam1r.
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Central 6aQe 8nn 0erpin.

PIE Wtttelteber pbtssn gereins merben b.ertltr6 benod.
rttttGt, tap Don JETS an Ter 8erein tn Srr. Rrrib Robl's
SauS, . y. Str Nr. %. ietne ~@erTammfuneen ba!ten,
esenle trfreet aae, tte l& sinem febr enten gerein NOD ans
basen fnb. o.
SIN Auftras
(lnC6i) Charles Sbrsr56oYI @0tr
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Noit Nafhpige.

Na16St11e, 6. San.-D Der 6luB 1T
NOD INNER I'M 8aten unb Fat ntr NOD 8
Sub 8alIer auf ben Sanobdnfen. Saum-
rpp(e fe1t at 42 Gents.
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Mms &paiGiand.

NewOrteans, 6. San. Die uNtca=
Yune" bat BON mebreren 5erren, welAe aus
Dem Snnern beS 9anbe6 fameu, erfabren,
DaB bic Srei9elafenen polttto feline Irbett5=
@Ontrafte unter5etHnen, iepu4 aud BITE betr.
9lanta9en ntGt Derla6en ppllen. gu baben
tie ltA ben 8elibern Der plantageu, auf De-
men ie 1ebr bequeme Wpbnungen baben, 9e=
s%eni6er au89ela0en. .s .- 81
Sic lfnO bJfltA unp frteOlt4 uno 9eben ais
@runb GIT Sbi9em ait, baB ie cine r,eue
Proclamation, pel6e ibre Stelung oerbeHert
wirp, erparten.
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Teuer I'll est. 0puiS.

ct. 9puts, 6. San. ,-5oQipa9'S uno
GO1in'8 @ieBerei brannte beute tbetlwetie
as. Gerluf $4,000. 8erllAerun9 $4,000.
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0Som Der Nacifcs &nfte.
. r c O o II.

Ore0pN.
Cortland, ben 4ten Sanlar. Das
Sierra Nepapa, BON San Sran=
ciscD, lief wabrenp zines Nebels i'm @olunt>
btds9luE arf Tellen. pelhe 9 Tns inter Dem
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5aD 9sicsp 9(fficn-gSromcrei

Dem Pu6lifHm sur ~8efaqi8en &enntuibna9ute, ba5 bas
Direttoriart Der r8altintcre @pnntb 8repiuq, Mtaltina
ano Difiilltn8 @omp." 6ei4lpien BAT, baS q pt6la aur
gnt9e8ennaRme BON 3ei4nungen fir BEN 0ieft Der unG6z
9efeet g~eblte6enen atticr gum Sapitotfod ben g1euem in
per Sftce, No. IS gtortRfrabe, rffen 81 le8en, baB
a5er bic mad benz l. 6ebruar etira ~ltnoertauft a~ebliebenen
nur nod NIT SIS Prauie ~o68etafen tperben follen.
6. @. RiGeL @ecr.
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&Infttssn DCnnerfde, BEN II. 5. W, fin6st tie Galtiib.
gen @ereinS TN S6utlptale, Srinitrfr. So. 4, &benbs ~
n1r fat, wp:n aae @lieser teS gereins uno ipnfisc g8p6ls
tbater tie Ter Antalt f~reuntltGf einaeIatem terten.
(fd-hD) - q 4 - ~, a - :. ca.
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Dem GaPt. RCnatt rnb fetuern auaee;et6neten
NfuffeprFS, reldeS mid bel neiner g"efrt9en Gtbffnutes=
NIT ietnem @e iuGe bsC6rte unb 70 piel sur @rbeitetuna
nisinrr Safe 6ei8etraset BAT, faye i@ tiernit meinen Ders
Dant, QGuts RtrT6J
(t) Ode GaN unb Garpliuehr.
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Jloue 0n60iQ0n.
Ia11p.

~ Sir 3rn. 6 r n 4 Grmettau lieet Elm grief
In fer gDefer Sffee. Z
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Generals8 %eriammlunq
Ndg. Nrb. Set. 1tnterailBnnas g2crein
@eneraIperiammlund

Die Mitslteter Ger So. 800 bis GOO baten Oiepfou. 9.
5anuar TN 9pfaIe 8asettefr. SO 152 su e~rItetuen.
(mpol) - s. 50 te1dnb.
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Baltimore G6iitcns OeieGl6oft.
Menelm6kine mnnntIimp W~erlnmrn[tnn

N tttWo d 10. Sanuar,
n Ser Geterbaue. Gtn9adg brn Brebertdar. BET s, !RoIe.
NS. Our ben Sala6ene tperren bic rep. U~itgiteber ere
u6t, tbre Uniform benub,n 3u modem.
SIN IuitrdSe hes ~Qauptmanns
"(ftDotntt) g III. Is Durdb s. Gpfr
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GllBen Sioerl Oioer -
8ant, gde 8aItia.prs nnO Baca Str,
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Gnta,p SaDiu08 B0ne p0n 8aItinnore,

4. Sanuar 1866
Die llnttr3ttGreten nurten Spn ZEN Otvettpren Der @ntab
ttsfttt i'm SerfOfenen Babre ansuRelet. AZ neI6etn 3wefe
bic Builder iamn1t Selessn ber @aptta1- Nnlo9en, fpr{e bic
Sn Der gant 9%.et9neten gpnSS, Nert6paptete nn6 Stpptbes
fen anr Serfuguns eeReIt unb f~Cr8filtts BPM GptnItt e-
prift rureen.
sNie oefannt, Fnb te @tlber Der 9anf In @ert9papiersn
iine 0arleest auf @runeet9entbunt ~an8ele8t. 9ieis Gapital-
unb 9ere&ier gB3tfe gema6t pprben. @m l. Sanadr 1868
cerbtieb'n AGO rffene Gpntcs, pdtrenb RES berl9d9nen Sab.
res tpar6sn 1897 ssbfnet unb e28 seiitlpfen, fpttt Serblte-
Sen ant 81. DECEMBER 1865 5729 Gpntp8.
gtadeenn bs Gpmite BITE Tim ibertraeene 9ttGt eepiTen-
BAIT erfuut hat, leet eS btermtt ~fpl8enben 8eri6t our Snfpr,
NATION Ter Oeppttcret unb res 9utltfuntS ~lttrbdupt bpr
getta8 FER Seller am l. Sanuar 1865 $I457048 70
9eppltten ~trtaltan nabrenb B. s. 1865 1128,746 90
!3tnlelt an D1rlChen unb Dtptb, tpn StcGS los 971 Is
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Savings ant bon Baltimore.

QDorunG AM 81. Dei. 1865 p~er5telbsn. :. 80. $1,000 1874 So
Die 5pnbS fnb IN Inletbsn auf 8runbbefs NIB bur6 ben
@nfauf bon 9 rfS NAB Ger Netnun8 Ter llntersct6netet
rftdlt@ Serltdert.
@S tparer ant erffet Sanudr 1865 20,783 Gpntt p6en i'm
2aufe hes sSabrrS NIT ben rettereu 6240 eeDGnet ueb p66r9xo
Ssrtst6eo Seriree 5o95 sc ialrfen 70 baB am 81. Des. 1865
81 1923 Gpntt rfen waren.
Sprdce MbbDtt,
D. SRri8g,
(tnU - fp) IS m. Qdrnp{n1.
So Reae Spiel 1t. OalanteriesQ Gaoreu
lr 8ieoerfdufer st biligen @bOEeiaIe @reiien,
@eu. y. Stetuba&t
Srhpprtenr,
lfc9-Sl re- S8. Beitimrrtar. 6e TrirrIst' q.
Sir 8arbicre
&raner's beritbmte Rattler Sta3cr8,
8rpdbabne'5 aus1e3ei9nete @attler Haaprs,
ireEen e~Hpfanecr per Steamer STREET. bsn 9aunbura.
Scr. .. EtpfnhnM
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Goursbert&t. Sob 1408.-5I2Oer
2. Serte 1929; 8. Ser. 1929. 5l20er Gut
pOns 1O45s;;-resilfr. 1921; reu 1929; 7l3Or
1. Ser. 985. -1867er 122.--1S68er 119.
1871 1O444, Soup. 1045.-7 3l10 S6. So
ten 98g. | Sa6rs=g certificate 98aa. Sob in
Nstp gorf 1408. 81. Central Babn 1870,
@acifc Mail 210. Marippia Tag. Canton
Comp. Al. Cumberland "A.
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Die @rpebition n.
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T. SNINte.
% s @trHFm nnb Ganitie, Bremen; gapt serner
Serlin.
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conceived, because 10 fraricidsl war, had oon-
PEELED me 10 leave country But my heart Was al
ways with my good people. and have felt with them
most deeply all the hardsbips they had TO suffer- all tho
sacrifices they had 70 bring contest We considered
ourselves 70 be carrying on for just cause Feace 10
stored and return the country with which am
ISOLATED in mutual fidelity. have had to make painful
concessions in order 70 give back peace 10 my Hessans
have been Obliged TO give mp various parts OF tho
country Nav their inhabitants retain friondy re-
confidence and affection. May they be as happy under
that government as conscentiousy tried 10 make
them
The ancient ddety the ancient courage Of my s.auuch
Hesssus been brilliantly proved both in civil life
aud upon the Geld Of battle In the earnest time OF recent
months thank my people, my troops, and my officials
for all they have done for me and for the country
especially CRATE III 70 the noble and who
have shened the lot of the wounded the Sick and the
by iahors OF the most sefsacricing phian
thropy The recollection OF this affords comfort for
the past and giyes courage and confidence In the
future for the heavy task that lies before We have
only 10 heal the wounds the has inflicted upon
Hesse we have also to cooperate Ia the remodifca-
ncr satisfactory TO just national claims The old
foundation Of right upon which might have
continued TO build has crumbled into rnins
We must now make the parfecting OF the new
The object of II my Jealous desire TO
the confederation which al present embraces the North
OF Ge rmany extended TO the whole OF great Father
land Considerations the removal OF which was not IN
my power hitherto opposed the fuldlment OF my wish
But as have always since my accession TO the throne
striyen for the happiness Tend aggranzement Of the
common German Fatherand and the strengthening Of
the ties by which It surrounded, In addition to the
welfare of Hessan country, shall also not lose sight
of this object in future In doing reckon upon the
LUDWlG.n
WORMS, 18th Sept, 1867
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The Outbreak mr. Palermo.

The London 7ipies says the outbreak at Palermo may
trouble the Italian authorities, but Is not calculated 10
create any serious alarm.
The Paris Foneur says that the revolutionary attempt
has been made by men belonging TO tho republican
party, seconded by hands OF rioters
Florence despatch Of September 20 says:-1he fol-
lowing official statement has been published bereAd.
vices from Sicily announce that communication with
Palermo has not been restored II is asserted that
or violence ineendarism have been perperated
IN that city. few instances. however, of firearms
having been discharged had occurred. In tho other
parts of The island the best feeling prevails.
The towns OF Augusta, Syracuse and Nodcs have voted
addresses TO the king.
despatch q the l9h Of September from Caiania
says.-Thc municipality OF this town voted An address
to the King condemnng what was taking place at
PAermo and declaring that Catania IL ready maintain
the ptbisc1 the sacrifice Of property and life The
address confirms the una cradle faith OF the nhabitans
IN the integrity OF the country, the constitution aud the
King. similar declaration has been made by the
Nationa! Guard Of Cssaaia and the municipality OF Aci
Zeal
According advcas received nj Milan from Palermo
IL would appear that the 18th uitmo the numerous
armed bands which insst the mountains In Sicily united
and made during the might bold attack upon that
city that they enabled take up strong positions
vsrous parts Of the town. At FIRST panic prevented the
National guard from cooperating with the garrison and
the 10th umo the firing sti kept up with great
energy both Sides without decisive results
mediate despatch 70 Sicily OF The garrsons Of Leghorn
Ancons and rarento comprising together fourteen bat
taltons Bad weather ut rendered communication
With Palermo difficult. but 1t said 5000 troops
had been landed and that the insurgents retired before
them.
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4 sss~.ss Protest. Agmtnss Amscxasisr 10
Prussia.
nnq tbs A~1rsior In the Prussian House OF Lordf
q 0s Incorporation ~ the States occupied by Prisss
xEm von bsxhe strelthorss who II ChaTq0craiu 70
- Iee ~ Hanover, made the following declaration.
.m 70 maze the followDs declaration ~ cannot
1911 toe rEnt ~ crnguet ~bich pretends 70 give Y"
- ns ~. q turning another out o. ME- ccun,
~ rprvsentavcs Of rnssa ana ~ thle chamber DE-
- - nsfsc % ness States ~ NY territorial prup.
- - cecs sshpec' Of his ksj&ety tho kips 81
ssn 81 oa1h 6AeAty one and 70 the efhsr aud
$1,000 ssssusnly prcts, before Goa and this high
&y eg.n.9 - incorporation u Hanover Even
- Aefss0ning family aud VA piaOe u hopes
- siwnys bsirs when Be ,binks rgM
~nss - N prsfennd saence
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MISCELLANEOUS,

"A THE a aaRpn ssA AgIlI o. ETH. THE AGE
OF all the nnmerousskn preparations that have been be-
'0's 'ns pu0'. JSaRED,s "EMAr1. DE pARrsn
alone publicly endorsed by the refined
CLEAR sas' A IN BsHuTruL COMPLEXION
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PaU S STA.

Kina williams Thanks 10 His Subjects.
The official SlGts Aaseiger OF Berlin Of Septem Der
-, contains the following royal prcclamaton:--
Suoh numerous and pleasing Manifestations OF fidelity
devotion end readiness to make eacrtces for King and
Ealnarind have beon forwarded TO with reference
10 so victorious inst closed from all parts Of the
country well from conrnones, corporations ana clubs
so from private individuals that my heart feels the
necessity not only oG announcing this fact but also Of
publicly expressing for the same my royal thanks The
Adestructible unity Of prince and people, tho con.
Dpdcuous evidence Of which characterizes the pre-
bent time, as II has done all great epochs Of
cor famous hiatory win also reconcile and utilize,
n tho epoch opened with the conclusion Of the
beace, all differences and opposition in love TO the
hon iaherland and In setting forth the historical mis-
sa0n Of Prussia In Germany Az also the commence
msnt Of the war knslt before God with my people,
will publicly associate myself with them in returning
4hankg thai God has done such things for ana
has visibly blessed actions To Him alone be the
hOnor
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M MEXICO.

The Liberal General Diaz not Dead, hut
Marching Toward Orizabn with Two Thou.
sand Men.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s, 1896.
Tho report Of the death Of tho Mexican liberal General
Daz Is contradicsed Consul Goday has received letter
from General Alvarez, dated Acapulco September
% which says General Diaz LEFT the State At GueFrer0
August with troops and went In the direction Of
the State or Pueblo, whore four hundred imperiniss
joined his ranks. lie afterwards surprised and defeated
small garrison at the village Of Fei de Ia seda and
thon took the road TO Orxaba with two thousand
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esssS9S.ssss sfshe GRAND Dsket % nss Pespse.
AsASsA s'sc DssmssAs, Of sepsssnsv 70. says: =
- sesses rsDrlaunsioo IRON the esssd Duke q
ss~sss~ yusN becn puhiissri N ms eapnsi:--
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l r Ally.
Garibaidl's Debts for The Patriotic volun.
I" WoRss. l7th Sept, 1896"

teers.
From Galignaps Messenger Sept 10.
In anticipation of the approaching dissolution OF the
Italian volunteer force, Garbad has just issued crcu
lar pointing the necessity OF settling the claims
lCws:---
The preparations for tho expeditions which have been
advantageous for the country especially that OF $780,
caused TO contract certain debts with some honest
and generous citizens who furnished some Of the ncces
sares In the interest Of the country Many of these
have been paid, and the country therefore
ought TO pay them. They amount to about l05, 900
francs not including the sacrifices of those who seek for
recompensea seIf-abnegation which all are not 10
position 20 initiate therefore appeal TO the patriotism
OF the Italians for the refusal to pay debt so sacred
would be rnin 10 some and dishonor to al.
G. GARIBALDL
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rhe Loans and debt Of the New Kingdom.

(krom Galignanis Messenger, Sept. 49,
Since the treaty Of Zurich Italy has entered into six
teen loan operations, viz
October H. 1852 100 00O 600 lire; January a. 1860
10 600 DOG and 30 00 900 lire for divers objects; July
IL $780, 100 600 0OO l23 900 and 600 600 Sicily
lire divers objects August ~ 0000 OOO lire; July
H. 1851, 900 900 600 lire lBastoggD March II, 1885,
800 600 600 lire MioghstD; November "a, 1894 100,
600 000 lire scial May H. 1855 ass 600 600 re seal
600 lire; March 2 1866 $50 600 lire; July
49, 1861 400 900 lire, forced loan, under the
Of national oannnaking total Of 8 44, 600 600 lire, or
about El30 600 600 requiring for interest," the rate of
five per per annum, i82, 200 900 lire, about
CO son 000mssng the debt, in American gold, $3.50
O0p, 600 and the interest $32, 500 900 per annum.
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Of hessn Carter and LOngevin, or Lower Canada
and Mcdonald and-McDoagal, Of Upper Canada Three
colonies lsnsneer) have arrived here, 1t 10 supposed
with the view Of fortifying the city.
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40 uA1Ics.

The Cka sspionship ef the German Ocean.
Prom the London Posi-, Sept Ill
On Tuesday match for the ''champonshi OF tire
German ocean, Of xfO0 a side, with champion cup
rowed between four staithes fishermen and four
Blyth miners The course was about eleven mes The
NAihes men kept ahead all the way, and won ~ sbou,
eev seconds