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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-28

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-28

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Sn p9tlRbtlpbta UagS loeben
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btiTtB.
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u6untin0bou q IS, wurSc &C.
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mem IlGiUlltt CrpdUnt.
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Su 9rUpttpR. v y, gdt iosbtn
Der WlEDor ctn,r @eihluR efS 9faot'
raltB. fsireR Gjehdtt gr1 $3OOOaut $1,000
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-28

Sm Wcw.gorttr StRttr6tbe
rei0te oQs bettlfcnpe GOmiit rid,n BE-
rtbt Ctn, wCrtr ee mil ttsism 8sc1dtrn
mtttteItt, blB feline 8Onr6 lar an8imeNt~
men 0ibtilGsn Setter ei5 4, Sui UogFar'
ben Itne.
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Die 3UlletnR0Gmrn be.IWatn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-28

prootpenesr 0an8erfef.
- Das sras SanSsrieit iur pie Nsu'
Gnslanp.Staatsu tssann Dienltas
IN propicsuce, RS, nit Dem lsNll'
den gmpiause Der gorfsr unp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17

nne irish heart and clear Irish brain, Hnsied tho
work when on visit with the Banims in France Il
was prepared for hs by John Banim In accord
anoe with very generally expressed reauest n has
boen incorporated With the present edition ana It's best
recommendation Is 10 be found IN the iact that II takes
lie place In the volume with tho unqualified approval or
Michael Banin.
NDs Fo9RxsrEx, A Novel. ny Mrs. Edwards,
Author Of The Morals OF May Fair" Ameh
can News Company.
We have hoard OF q society for promoting cbr.tlas
knowledge, and another for tho propagation OF The
Christian faith. Really, whom we road this book We
fol, inclined to suggest the establishment, Of third
which should called "a Society for the Degradation,
OF Women and the Promotion OF Vice" Wa are aatIe
Ted all sensaon writer's would join 70 at once this
seems 20 DO their chief aim In writing Else Why DO
they take for thor herolnss women NO bad thai the
annals Of criminal bo searched 10 IND thor
parnilels' Miss Forester Is Of these. she beau
tful, unprinciplcd and desgnins-very much Of the
Same type Wkio Collins art heroine, Lydia Gwilt,
only much younger sho is the plano, round which tho
70 read such ,ae that virtue had gone terribly out OF
fashion. Ia there such thing as a heroine who
live without some horrible myGtcry attaching Itself 10
hort DO all beautiful women live by lying, cheating
and plunderngs We hope not. The moral tone Of
English novels has become very low OF late yca Il IL
time to cry out for chang.
The INDUSTRIAL AIR LIBRARY. Morcl 4 Co..
Paris.
depot has been estabi led at Gourlis, Broadway,
for tho sale Of tho works Industrial Art, published
BY Morel Co, Paris. These publications comprise .
choice selection Of engra,ings and autographs o. tho
most admired works Of practical In all ages They
include valuable descriptive reading matter, md
specially designed TO models for artists archl-
tects decorators builders and others employed the
application OF 70 practical purposes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17
THIRTY NINTH CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


INF sr~7os pRAwro TO A cL1sE
Immediately after the reading OF the Journal NJ.
Mopsnd tre2D OF Vt, stated tia, he believed thu
would DO the las, dag % lie session that would 10 de-
voted 70 general discussion, and he hoped menbers
would make Tho most ot H. and that they would be pr"
pared 10 work every other day Of the session. which be
hoped would now 30 very shor,
sr G,n-rFrp trep) q Ohio gave notice ;ha, be would
next Monday offer resolul.pn directing tse Committee
sny there wac between the amount % mileage rccev
by members of last Congress and the amount claimed
Them directing the comrniitec ~ allow no more
mileage IN future 70 nefnnrr Than - ch med
oy him Ne explained the reason Why he wished
che rcs0lul!on " be adopted. On looking into NJ
scuive document Us, showing the pay shd mileage
OF members FOR last Conrrrs he found himself .ct
down a. being paid for 40 miles q travel being for
ass miles tlnee, whereas he hal only claimed IA
,nswcr to ,he him by the Chelrasn ~ the
Committee Mileage, sos miles A. tho dsfalre from is
nome % Warrington that multiplied BY four wouli
mag ~ nuEb,r Of miles for when be shoud have
been ra 30 that bu paid fot $50 miles more
than hc had claimed Drawing hs misease "a suns q
afty dollars and hundred dollars ~ tame, be did
not notice th discrepancy and only 90 referring
y the docancLt that he became aware 81 the tsct de
found now ~ inquiry, lRi utlss fnctncer~ from Oh1,
ana rerhaps rom AZ psre ~ tho country, had been
allowed more mileage than they hal CLAIMED The gen
tsnan from Cieyeland thf spalding oSsa'a lol ohy
40 miles aud vac showed Tor et and ~
colleague INF schsnok claimed for only esa tnle and
allowed Tor sl2 The Letters IN shci They .ste thn
number IL mites travelled ~ rery the firEnAI oi We
chairman 81 the Committee Meose be fonnd " tic
room of THE Sergeant s,Arns. ard etdorsHd wih ne
increased number OF uilee approved, y ". W. Tbe
inlush u Ar White, o. Ohio, chairman q TIC e.n-
mites. l,sforisrl 10 Tie N HE eGFfss vf ihf
'schenckj he bad discovered, beng pad ne @ene.
duo him the last day " Congress the Discrepancy and
hid del ned 20 receivc the increased amount y ~
poured that the Committee % Mileage hal ~ ihis Ny
got up leaie " distance utterly unknown 70 ne
member, and nov the whole th NJ pubished w.
Congress and the connry, and rcmbgvs were ses down
having rece'ved very Considerable aoust more than
they hal claimed ne therefore rave ts sAi ne
would uext Monday ask unanimous consent 70 o3r tie
ycsoluiion directing the comntcc on Mileage TO inquire
Into tho natter.
Mr. DAVIS suggcsted iocrrly that ts extra mileage
Above. msy Bsre bsen fdr ths distances tr&vsusd Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17
T HE FEE NJ | A NJ S .
Colonel Roberts smd Head Centre str-
phens In Neutrality-suspicious. Work
Ing 20 Indace Congress. 20 Repeal tho
Neutrality Lnws-stephens Working
for the Cause In ireland.
wAanytlrnS. Lrnc u lst

NAtffSGTnS, jrrf ~ lSbD.
President Roberts. accompanied BY MAJOR Hnggerty.
Ell Al ne Metropo. Hotel AZ early hour this
morning The Object % H. ylsit 10 induce ,he radical
members or both houses 10 give their supper, tho
resolutions repeating tho neutrality ltsa lie ha lad
long conversations with Wilson, Nye Wala and
stewart, speaker Colfi& su C,nrcsmen Wilson, Grin.
nell and ORTIZ al y whom ad . have express
sympathy with the cause ~ reproaona nam.
b0r ~ American gentlemen rr,d as IA ihts ~ 70
rlyc dinner Colonel Robert dnrug the oay part q
the coming week
James stephens has be,n visited to-day w aFte
number ~ the rank an nc ~ he Fanisu organization.
Smce tho failure 81 the Canadian Invasion schcme meet
ins " The fsecny circles AZ e soi q b. hell IL hs
civ have boon indefinitely postponed ani To members
coming u Io.n tie party advocating direct
a'sls,ancc tho IN ireland. NJ Stephens had
private conference With the different ccntras this
oyenng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17

pYr AnTrrE or TnE PtTsKSTATfON COMMITTEE OF
THE sEvEsTr FIRST HssfnEsr YoR BvsToS.
Tho delegation from Companies D and " Seventy sfxt
regiment Who appointed 20 proceed 70 Boston 70
W. el tie handsome testimonial from elr battalion 70
che Boston Fusleeu, eit This ely yosfriay afisrposn
By the raA river route M that purpose They win bc
received This morning a te Old Coony depot 81 com.
nitfes f,ora the Eu.lIsrra headed by Captain Procur
on Monday they win visit all ponts o. interest the
Hub snd IN the evening grand ball viii be given 10
honor ~ the DELEGATION nuic Hall Tie ytestHaiioo
" sk plsre curing TIE evening when the adft~ viii
be ei4erra ~ Colonel Coles behalf ~ the bsalign
On Tuesday dinUer vl BE- given tho Seventy Grit ha'
talon aEa other festivities have bssn Asrxnsed foe shnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17
PARDoss GRANTED.

Wade Keys, Of Montgomery, Alabama, late rebel
Assistant Secretary OF War has been pardoncd by the
President upon tho special recommendation and request
OF Attorney General Speed and Rear Admiral Ice.
George Nancy OF Nashville Tennessee late Confederate
general has also been psrdonsd at The request
OF tho Attorney General and Major General Thomas
SECRETARY STANTON REFUSES TO rRopUoR AS xvi
pEsCE N COURT A LETTER Addressed 70 Az
ASSET ANT.
In bie suit pending in the Circuit Court Of this Dis
s,ict Edwin NJ Stanton was summoned . witness 10
produce an original letter addressed 10 the former As
ssant Secretary Of War Dana which letter contains the
matter alleged 70 hs lhcllous Mr.. Stanton put IN aa
aidsvit respectfully submitting his objections 70 the
production Of the paper in question, and asking 70 be
discharged from further attendance Tho AFFIDAVIT bore
khe following endorsement
sE-L Letters on ale with heads Of departments arc
privileged communications Unless their Publication
has been authorized copies should he taken at private
rsQueSt pnd tho production OF the original cannot De
compelled m suit between individuals II has been
ruiad INA, such comma nca,ops cannot be made the
foundation II action for libel Then think ths head
OF department. IL bound not 20 produce paper on hie
In his ONCE Such letter describe y privileged
communication. J. SPEED, Attorney General
Judge DIN will render docilon on Monday whether
Abe original shall be pIodsost. The letter In question,
addressed TO Mr.. Dana npugncd the loyalty q the
plaintiff and M alleged u ursd him 10 his business
transactions with the goyeranen.
cfRcuLAE TO ooSsrI sGgSTs o. THE caNADiAs
PROVINCES.
Tho following important circular has boon addressed
BY the Department OF State consular officers 81 the
Quilted Statcs'-.
DKPARrssEst ~ STATE, WAsBrsior, June IL, 1885
To rnE CONSULAR OFFICERS CANADIAN Provinces
GtxrIrxEs--feforring 10 previous insLruclions from
the Department regulating the charge for each manifest
OF goods presented together with an additional charge
Tor car vessel bale, barrel box q a kage OF any
Gesripton sealed BY tho consular officer have TO -
form you that after mature deiibefaon, u hss been
Doomed exnddient both hy tie Secretary Of state aud OF
the TreaFary with vie~ 20 malt gate thc dlulcultlee
herctof1r existing IN the execution ~ shat L cotmnny
known as the Seling law 10 modify the CHARGES for
the aboy named service 10 twenty-five cents for each
manifest with the cunsui's csrtac attached, aud
twenty Two cents for the sealing 81 each chr vessel
bale barrel box package u whatever Kind or doscr p
ton You will, therefore, conform hereafter 70 the
yates herein named for tho earsicc above Indicated
sm goaticlnen your obcli servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17

UfVAfUT JuUH IHf IT'rF
General Meade by invitation VISITED Tho rooms II the
Board u Trade to-day and made few r-tisrky 10
response TO menlAry Introduction ~ the iTes
dent d The Board les, nlTht be vas ssrensdsdi snd
tonight holds . lsyee 81 the houss q z r. Dor.
He leave. for Niagara Falls o-mor0v mornAs, and a
forwards returns 70 Philadelphia
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iu,medlatAv the Express Company took ths mstisroA
OF the hands tho police. and sent 10 Cass county -
arrst Faulk con- '.defate OF their men Tue nsa~
az has oro.hlv hat this boon eecovsrcd Tho ussae
VIII 10 kusLsd 40. ana Faulk hono.sbiy discharged
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Dsft snd taken - ms n-.ft.l ties an - 80 ~
walls ~ tAi fgys rounf - uses w. essfts@Hl 80
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casfsxersis no wts " tnest hn the - a. ~ <~
as ws~k G0a fivits Fa1k nry4sa "a 80.
ana Vlscs4 a 10 ks@as VI Yylns Cyfs1a4,esfs $50
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entertainment The Mayor and Common Council or
Boston oave signihed the nlcnson Of taking active
part In The reception. The testimonial which "a very
HANDSOME has been described in these columns
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Fcnfan,gm In This Glto.

porF yyyr,S -rsAroas nyriusrp vE9q rns
Pnosr-rifs isFoGMgas la.rsar ogsxe4ts
~ f"h"n circles yes'.f'my nat''fa appeaf"l more
qule Than previously hcssrs- CARY sesnlpn, Moshnn
and Fitzgerald Senators of the y returned from Bur.
falo. rhey state that they SNcolyed Tho umoyf stcn.
ton and Kindness - the hand. % Tho inhabitants q
tia, vicinity, a. az also ~ men composing he Irsh
army who were qnariored there
sn.r.l .u.nes !, .,,..t,t ,,.. !, Az, c,t, y, ma.
day nest. and lie q ~ fenlau au.hori.
a.. % ho'd a In .ns,ion meeting Union sloarc on
Y" 'olloHine evening - Robert ~ si-o return
'f',n No. I. s, 49,, - ~ ,, 90, ! y ,,
sre,ai ss% !. ~ "
and cnagns nyiug report relative tho iuiormers
70 ". sas q s1g, ssseny .aa sl.sr snd o9l, s
g.on ,iab n wm.lin.ton, u g. ami has y rscd very
- ,i ar,n,s,n II W Iln -roh y nsal, az n Ma
cyr,t,on t,lDrel 4, X, rnr va tn,noor or tie Md.
az ienn, ot London
iAf.a crowd 4 ,.oso yho have returned from the
LA ssra e.na,.srie, tfrIr- M. iay 4, tohortl.
h.,tahaFtaf- .ebi,lna trarurortafaa NO, or them
governs tsAaepor.cn AMI niaae ther 49, tbu. lir
III t.G-ai.. gslr- we're pro. l,d Iof .en4.ng abot
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Y eo nom ireland n IN eqgenee 81 her ooGscs -
wlih un J. Il ~ wcre go inaaly canns Tssy sen-
ef.Iy late. ,in.t u.rr of.ap At,0n tcv9nd golbt
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sgAe sx'ss-ipr y ths rfea respect 70 - e Ley -
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Celebration OF the Battle Of Secession
wife.

AuarsrA, Ca, juno ~ isss
TAe snniyersary Of the battle NJ secessionvt y VS.
asr 10 day ia Charleston show respect To the Somo
or The Confederate dead The ladies decorated tho
VI IN. dead at Magnolia Cemetery with flowers Tus
opened with prayer by the Rev John BachmA v
Ode sung, addrsses delivered, The bells t0e.
dureg tho Afternoon and business generally suspondel