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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07

tuEtUn pNptlleRpe SelnluB tam CUR Yers
tanSlun9, &r. Sauls bury Ipra6 gesen
biaifu 8tf9tuB uRo ia9te inter @nber'm,
Der Rprprn hGbe susrit tn5 9silPiel ri.
nt8 SeieIion5oerlu8eS 0egeben unp Def
fen @eieBmaBigffit bsbaIpttt. Gias
YpGt YrditptnteN empfanBens 8otTAaft
iNIitbt bic oWf ole prepiiOriihen Nc8ie|
rltgen in ben IIptiRen Staaten 8ttu9
9~1bCnpen NpTumente IN G9.
Sm llnttrbaufe paffirte bGs Grmees
Budget $ GcirB na0 2tnnRbue zines
MmenNements, rppnd6 bic felt hsm l.
San, 1866 Spm Steen %frn1nntcn Iabets
ten jW lttner SGjntlung ttredttDt iinb,
ST.. BputpeQ rom 5teitaurattpnS .9lus.
idluB bsrthtete INer Sic .3utInbe In Nt1'
bana, @epr8ta, @iiliiitppt unp 2lrtan'
fd5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
Gin neucS Mal,heu3.

Yin reaeS 8,cborti8es WsalsasEdaft rir6 in ErrSe,n
In nnierer D1tlte ccn ber unteraebmensen Tirua bit
Sshti.ser &t:ans frrjdtet werocn. Ger fir has
nel,c NtaISAauS ersesauits Elas b~siinset f@ ait btt
@de BET famn- II. Candidate unb ut 727 SUB trsit
II. 200 SUB lang. Ger 9Gu teS 0rUset 2, it6dtstn
@alibaafes TT ecm ~belaauttn @ieiiter ebunrS Jisbin.
ion i~Sertta9en iporecu. Ole gsbrAcer S5trauS s,be,
Ten ben 8an bis gum /. S5epttrssr ia ~beenbLsen unS
has geI@aft ns9eiaumt nit BEN tsfen gsaI@intris'n
III Set!isb ;u issea. Sci benz auFerOrsenli1sn gtuf,
fAmnnse ocs 8'anGeiGSitss in unfs,er White II ; .
Grrt9tuas he's reiet slalstaufes Der Sebrfser
@trau$ ren Seeeatans uns 1T bas ,Iutsrssbmta
iucbl ~8sst9nct, bic @HfwtEliamfet bts gublifums auf
ith ~ ieafet. (aRl8 1Nh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
SstantrRtt,s Gcrhnulinmass.

SIM ertten 3Wst9e beNrtragte ,bT, strait
ben &t4ait be5 0&ciatger6 pes 8~rpaomag'
WarItes, 8%enianin 6iIAer, nuf $500 ~
er&60en. 6r. Repftr DeantraBte, Dap sie
Gtabt 1000 2tftien bcr r1Ge1ern MARS.
laNp 8abn" 5et9ne. Gin ron @rn. Sones
0sfeQtsr &ntyag, fur bic Nerteiernng Oed
UGaltern Sprtn8 2ot" $1,000 uno hes
rBranflin." Nnb Ounie1.S% 0unre" $4,000
gu bepiligen, wurpe Gn9tnpmmen.
Der sireIte 3met8 6emtHt9te bem Sct'
batenWaifrn.&3auIe $4,000; DeidtpB, 0He
&inber ber @tabt Ypn 5 Bis 20 SA9ren
weoen ber S@uIitAer aufsctAnen une ser
Nnfammlung Spt GQnb uno QBaicr sur
8e9en3eit an Der gGe rpn Gnfpr> unb
Monumettitr. pcrtru8en 5u laTeh, unb
bewt(i9ts $4,000 fir ben 8au unb bic
@u8NaffiruH1 elmer Shute at ptr G6c
BON Stptts unb ytdlnfaphr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
Mus M%,aIbIuntp,,.


@dfttn 8tpn, 6. Mdra. - 9ts
cabtn fNetnt ron fsinem ernfli Ben Cont.
prpmiife 3wIi4sn tenn gpnBreNe unp psal
NrGiipeNten bic &epe 5u fstn. 9tc Sra.
pttalsn 9aben e8 erfBtlt0 barauf abgcie.
zen, untfr aqen umtdnten bic 9eSteGun-
gen Der Gtaaten 3ur 8unpeSre9teTung unb
Der Nestsrn ~ BEN Grilern jill psrdnocrn,
un5 meant aud bari6er bic 0lte GDnGitu.
ton Su GiruNSe 8tten foftte. SDQte, trps
Der beblrrlt1sn Meigfrun0 pes gr6lipens
ten, aub I'LL I'M Elm l61Gr BRETT ron
Der Contribution a6juwetWen, bic rabt.
tale Gdrtei iif8cr, banu mug bic bt8geri@
sc Dpttrine Der SpuperGnttGt unterDe.
Ben, uro auf ibrrn Grimmsrn wirp {i6
bic YIeihDcrrI9Gfther Central. &eBitrun9
er9Gbrn. @A8 Johann aus Der Jicpubttf
perbGn totro, felt bdbtn. S~cptnfat5
f0mmen mir bapur6 I'm Gin GrDeblihe8
elmer mpaarNtiAen @rftGlttng Der Din9e
unb bent Stastp pes 9rpBrn 9rptlem5
Der Ssltitrf9ttrHna ndGer.
GS 1T tsltthnenp, tab her Gpnereb 9es
fern NIT entl4ieSener We6r6ett Ielbf Mur
bic GefeYiruna zines gsj'SrS an phs Be-
trGfenSe Gpmtte serpetbrrte, INT peittre
NatI0naiSdnfen gu tncorFpriren lnb ben
9AptsrDe!p.uml2Hf su serrtsbren. Wan
tertbRet bier, zap lei Der %rusSebnun1
unicres @apterGelp : llmIaufs uber ben
Glotn Ter Setra9 per isBt etrfultrenben
Nptsn titb GlS grade du5rettDsnb 9enug
erpeilen werpe, I'm ietnen 0ertb na6 unp
nab benz @ploe 9let6 81 brtn8en. Stne
9matEpI kHk $40 0Salnuno Sr4 HnYbrrtTs4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
80. NDuaFee. = 1, SlBune.

6tn9tpn, 6. Mdr3. - Sni
Senate ls8ts ST.. &amieY etnsn gen,ein.
famsn 8efAlub sDr, Ma5rsssln segen
bas 5%erdnnaben Der Gbplera III trefTRn;
bent 9anbetsauSfHub iiberWieisn. DER
@efebesporf@td9, an gPifpurt Sc, 100000
fur lln!oiien bef 8ruppentieferuna sur
nntsrpradun9 Der Gebelion az sabtfn
ipurse anSeapmmet. Der @nf@lub BON
Serfelss unb SsTerion GountieS al ben
9taat @et.8 tr9tnttn fpurbe bfnitiet.
Der 8fnaetnian,a, bic Bats Der Nfpraisns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
SIR GeAeiiMiffe
Spn !9Artbura 8remRt, 60prc, AntfoerPett

Ho0 trfeno cirew 6nftil !%trtertta'S
teiorGt te a~lgcntur bic b~tltB!sN BoBl! er,
0lctt gaiiaAefheiue fir ale SGttlt
It. Gelergf eIicrosrliGen SoGS FaTnBtcre SUntbrcM
6etMQtt5zSrt bterDer.
Die greiis brtr1gcr ron T.tuur TGd) Baltimore:
2. 61idte $50; 3goiitCItGd So; G.noer 'pt'hcn
10 SaGgcr Ctevlrt tiGigsr. Die Trc.lr itrO
in GjrIo Ceer @apicr mad rem l~aaicE5cn Gpmilc
soblra". BON 0arre teicrat pic &RrirtlIf g0ll,
gitre iNr SIS Gi2it. Gs lenb bricTcaS betaHf
animcItiam ~oculad't. tai mir ms III BE biuonnA
nit tsr ficgtrrtri6 ecuuN Ron DGNo3!Crn 8'oF'r
Sc-a;l't unttrjibal. exc Hsutc pen 9';erteIy
Norl6ut0 &c, aus (rbWe EiuIrMsD t~cu0~t!bst8cH,
pann lie an NLH!eii:cris einsItliien L@bet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
Die @usFganiig sum Seltfn Der 9Otb
lcinc:3hsn ncS SitDsms. - Sic @etacili=
BRa9 t%tairrer nettiban WaabtIu.
h:;rncriniPrf


Bir bra6trntn uniern leBtenNutnltern
rtebrere 5tnmetIua8en auf BAN fbltn
l3ned Der in unferev Mttte sunt Yfifen Der
NrthLrtpenben fe9 Gupets itatt,ufinpfn.
ben Mu51edung. Die NusRetuna IL
pcttFU pon tGn O1-ten peranfntltt nor,
ben, Nnp nit regent UtetBs 9a8en fe it
Der tbenIo fh01en. ais npbten Nuf1Qbe
getpteret. Mtte Observation-Disclosures
ltnp ~strldwunbea, nnp 6rauen Nder Nldf.
Ten, auGr Sdthten Der SepBtteruno bQGPn
It'd p%eretnt4t, I'm aWi BEN &tG8e. unb
6ulfetuf tbrer Shpefern I'm SuOen Al
erWiepert. Der 3Wed per @u80eQuno
1T Elm rein PbilantbypptfNsr, IS 0jit, ben
Wtttwet, ben BsrratGten, ben Int Gtsnoe
Decentralization 5ltfe ~ brtn6en uup,
WabgenD Nun ben traurtgsn .3iptt Der
Iesten Sabre DetaelIsn, @alIam auf bic
Nuneen 81 trCpiein, @eiAe uns per Bbie
Sriggs 9elNtdgen BAT. &u9 uniere
beutl4en SraUen BADEN pen 6itferlf 1e,
BORT, Gu0 tn tGren 5rr5tn til paS Ntt9e.
fl6t fpa6aerufen pproer, aN@ (e lrefen
&nitalten, I'm i9re hetBigcn Sdnpt eiiten,
llnterne9nten su tptpnen, besetetAen
grace 1T Der 9r9dre ebier @etbttAfsi!
felt isber ben Benlen rnb reInGten Wtoer.
Hang Ssfunecn BAT. Die 8orbersttun9er
iinb i'm Bette 9nangs unb Der Iufruf an
Aae 3ur gstbttttsun9 wirp balb erfpigfn.
Snspiiden i9siien mir rlir nit, ZAP eth
t%efenberer 9t0e auf Der IuaEcGuns fir
bic beltf4en Sr0uen gewpuneu 1T unb es
nunmelr unfesn mttfitlenpen geierinuen
ipptl anItsbt, fleibig an bic slrbett Al
SeDcn, UNI ieppbt bur6 6anparbaiten, ala
baare 8eiteuern baS llnternebmen su for,
bern. Wie etrfmats BET Der Sauttdts,
@usitelung f0 Sauienoe INT Iorben req.
ten, fpQte aUA lest Der !6Uiferuf eth Ghp
In Mler Screen fuoen. Sn Denlaen "a.
9en nerpen bic NiGse anse,etgt irerten,
no bic @a6en entge9engenpn1men perben.
Die Muefeaung beBinnt ain 3. Mprit I'M
pWar9lanps SnIiituts." &ie1 Belt III atlp
ni2t gu Dertieren. Sn3miffen 0eten mir
germ auf aue an un8 in getreF Der gus.
i~teliuna geri0teten Anffagen 9ei0eib unp
iserpen unfste 2eiertnnsn iibsr Waes au
Salt tatten, mas parauf @esuS Sat. Wenn
it'd bic Stauen unb Gb9tsr unlerer Oitt-
burger TT ben peri6iebenen Stapttbailrn,
int &retfe tbrer 8efannten itnp Sreunte
70 ftneG, ais rpsii9, fir bic Sabe III.
tereiiirsa. tann bUrfte baS &eluttat nur
beifp fIneder Elm befrteoi9enbeS (stn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07

itern Abenp SUM erilen Male pteper M
bteitgen Stnptttaater oui; CT 9ab ten
p!Senrtc0" III benz 8ir4YiejTer'i6en Ora
ma p6tnfp", cine NpIIe, wet9e Die Srdftc
Sss &errn cntiAtepsn u5eFFet8t. - (So,
nit BAT CT Die Gsnee'i0e &ruYpe per,
tRfen.)
Gin S@Wtoenflirun9s.@eieg fa8 F@
teeo4 muir 0uf cine tUr;c Nertobe e~r(tyeSt,
TT ron Der @eies8e9Wn8 &trgtnten' s
paiitrt Wcrben.
CT Wpu8erncur Sob Spg
SbtD flimmt, Dem oGlepttanb @lainbsa'
Ter" sufplse, nit be5 Sriioettrn 8eto"
SptlAaft son 8An3sm Screen lberetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
0cfAGYt8s0 crleenne.

NVIFW ACIIE AEEW WUWTVSEEDEfEEUt
SobU GuruitG benadriHtiBt ~elestenit icjne Rms
Ben unb cas- g'a5lifum uberboupt 6aR CT UDn Nr.
2S3, gaHtDA'Ntennr, rad Mre t5g, Iiibs
SsroGemhp, ocrie9In luo mad mic TOR i'm Starec
III. sis Creme uuo SoEisctipudrD 81 ben biGta-
zen YrriltH al gric1t-S artilied II. Gtelli4afIen ;l
cfcrrl.
40 gt&-Grem E Wlr $3.50 pro @olpns,
(ittlG, vi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
BeFaunt;uabuna,

Die III NJ tcable 9utlotng . d.
II" tSlt Dounerfaa, S. Mat, aberbs ur
8 Nor, in pGutap pau" (iiGsr Mtetiee'S 9aben) in
Gatatp@, nabe 9eriu9tonlr., cine 8erIammiuag. Nit.
sIsbsr mS0ea iib plnttiit eli fneen, oa cS lid unt
glnnabme Der eouitiiutiea baueeIt. 9Eer Glutbe,l.
~ tci0nen panfdt. mBss 0efSQi0a sl@stnen, Ia
berta Eur wtaiss nod ;u bGttH iinb. (57-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
GaiGcr @ncGmplaent SIR. az,

Gtn MitaEicteru pEtlcn Ga8er5 our @omridt, hctt
r11lttn 9cnnsSa3, 8. b. ~, I'm IL rbr &ten6s.
bic reu-cutrcltirsn NitenAeSete sur encGitittacu AEa
nebmc ScrgsHrlnntt mereEt.
ng' DIE Dotriesd)en iiub ;unt itetfi9en geiAd)e
trttterltb ctnBeiaecr. - Sn AniiraOe:
l54H 4, StW o II, Ctrtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
gGmsmdr4ioe auFtrconcbcr!

ne,ipnsn, hi: ron auS,vG,ts anfIrGse' ica0fu iDoI=
ltr Htnan ttc ln6 ICES Gmpilr0er6 Gtrciie aus
sebtu.
M Frfgaaen rct Gu5Wii!8 miTcr Ron cincnt
Pri.irrfct trJlctttt ietn, IN, riuGtl;@e @imIeecruns
at ilNten.
i. Rains,
fhhl Tr 2. &,if.tannEty.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
Oumphrap,s
om5npntbii0e Spetific0
baben ftp na9 ben umfln9retNIteH CT

ots scGtoWmsn t~riet9rsih ~esi0Ieien. Gtui7d, RAID
totrFen6 aa- suetrIGlila, fno lie bic %einSiacn sum
86ittRetrauHe p~aEisnhtn Miitel; 10 riUfsh, nag te,'nl
Gcbraud9e feiI gcIi;str nertornlen Fam; 70 barr,IcS,
Tag jete ectabr oahet fsbtt. uuO 10 rirtiar, 6aR man
f, fct& 0uf tie ~ccridiieA t1nll. sic bHttn bel Jcosgs
mann Die b0&ifn 2obprcjiau8sn 9~eiHnScn II. mercta
turner aniLireenitentM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
Mtncr0I=

ND { u I l " : ~ II ' u ! u
aur 8efDreeruns rpn 9ai19ieren,
GsiD, Nadeten nnb Wert9iaGeK'
l~ieeThdupt
ua0 NIB rpu Gurera, Teir. DurtiGIauS, Sfptis,
Scuauc, Granttti& &c.
f.
Ea9aasI#A Snr;pTer: Ngentar
bC5 rHier6zGertfdbsn 9lrCp",
her nSaaituTq. @msiifonifGen RaGst.a tt!sn.
&e!s0i0ait",
ts tprbrEmsritani&e1 gicpe",
scp,a6iH.a eert,,t
f.: &c bar ~Som6uria . &rrcriIauti@et @actts
S~-aiasa@<--af GeiclItdft",
(1uNpit 8otcr, Sambuy1);
r ret nSdcreza wcr'tartibsn Giiprsr. Rntetfabri"r
(garI G6sr5r0nt, SSht. unb 8rOtlT1m II 81" paorej;
ter ngtems!t. - Sus!garu1,eu @IlirpEr S0d[ilabrt",
Is. s, dlir8enbna SremeH).
Dtc Darnpfer fts ,gipr6SentrAM gtpYb"
pcitt0tH aus ben aobriWaeu sjt 7 G!ai;:
SsrTmeiil, capt %. &lcut.;
g%jrcrnsi. Gipt. t.. WIc0tr;
Sen 2iGrf, Cart q y. Ntsrenoerp;
&unia, Gdrt. s. 8. T.. Gouten;
Eii.;c, ifG, Capt, 50. %gDciictB.
DIc 6anrier rcr uS0mbuna. Nmlriflnfhm y. u,
g." tsiisben aus ben 5NhJ'dr0al egiter 9iane.
OrrTIaHio, Gart Gblers;
GgiTNliH hNFt ittttFE
Ssprrifin, CAPT, SNwtufcN;
Aicm1nnto, Cart. 2rmtmNrr;
Eicearin. Cart. Gdare;
Esutpnig. Capt, Soad.
Ole DaupEcr ht5 nTero: &m,r'tnntifct Slrpo"
(ScitsaN9sSampicr)
tcichcu 01s ben Eabr;elocn criIer Gladc:
NILGHttc. Ndpl. EtS. Npget;
Cries ion, 9apt. Eppttr.
g3citfru QiettDppii8, Gnpt....
tSnbter am Is. Ntarjr Il. Ifrili IL. gIRi}
gaNaD: prsi8 rod G%pulpnmptor, 2onHca, !1oete,
&lcnlct, H0mbur8:
l. GaiNtc
z. " ,'.....,,'.'.'''''' GE'tO
RWtidenbcd 80. .....,.. go. of.bO
(t @clo poct in Eaptcr, rN6 rem %leufGH6en Npu1is')
&inter tiptiGc1 10 9abret Gle Sa'tts.
paFaee- grtis rDu trNeuc chem or put8cn 36ftn nnG
GewsDortt
j, G1ille .'SAI@.ou
T. n ,....-...''''''''.. cV'W'
BDiitfntcd ................ 4b.Vo
On Girls rcrr gapier rdd BEN %laIlsrpct U cnr1E)
NiuGer 3)piiNen 10 Sabrslt b!e 9A!lls.
R7f- gSer 6iu- Ii. Scrfd@rtS- glactc ,inn!t, et9Rlt
ctnfu nambnitcu &t3u3.
No. Die btten giaBe wsrten lei g%iuf3aGe Der gal"
f0gs tcteDEerbii9 rcie8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
20 - - eiailfcg 8
Is sGa@tslH Orr. 1 bic I5) -
&E;crGr:%i;ctc SyDrcificG.

le 8ialGeu N WtdbnGcnitaitctl ..,,.... $40
GtnleIue Go. nit GtbraHdbss AnntIiun9 =. ]
rs" 9Ieie Gl5.ntist lusrctu saitcn- rtcc S6id't:I-
setnf HaW EinfnoUnn ses Nr'tits yer Dot cc;J
@rpteS ret9 tr9enU elmer Santeez 8sasuo r!Uidt.
9tdu 0bTefirs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
,,8nmSbrcO6'
GfeciEc 91ompppatbtc MSctteine
lS nr1nntths

NTTV- NHV EEFVI! WT. UO4, NEVlDIVuE,
9ttiu. 9icff.
Sr. s MmpGreN$ mitS lSqliG IN Icircr Office
minttih pccr britittG, iibcr 0Qc &rant5etts. Ser,aCt
mn Eat9 ath0at.
AAcnten tn &0ltimcre:
Sd. $. ST { NIB
gpleman a &paers. (Teer27,1St II, ~
go Sir n,aGen 9ors ~beicubs'S atf bic Nnlei8e blG
Cpllisrs Or. 9pbiaS, gtr. 3, stcrb. grtcaEv aus
Hl,yt an. spir bobct c%itiititta bic lrttnbiien Sti1is
men aber bic usn Inn 0~tiiefeEt;W SriEisn II. Sinser-
niAfeT 9sbbrt, ipdbrtno ieine senaue RerrtaiB oe5
ritti8.n eekgIiescs ibt bcFibj0t getau Sen! 9Igge
a~natpaBte G!iisr III tt,fern.
Gs- Dr s,diifer, emit cctbs c ~lrcectiit hes rltis
itTdsu GaIiers uns Eeat;r lnrpiibriscs estbarll bcS
Stut6: sOH @reuse1, # as 9ibn.rnuGeu. Spcrotcur
wpb bel Glen geiben tes 6uB;5 Il. Der @eltnfe, iUic
SroitbaH:s. @eltHf. 4sitmiillte &c. bciierS ii tripf,b-
len. Sktu iietes ole iasleitstPGtreiisn !StlGHthe BET
bbIfle, &ttrIGe fen III gtrupa CUR 3tte. lian rer-
fehe niet, ecrtcatmsnoeH Raas iG an Sr. @aulttr
ri. 20, Da-!aRItintprsItr., IN fpeRbtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
Sernn9IiidnaB eiftsS GjrnnFiGrh gtG92s
Efii3ier3.

9arrtfpn'S Station, H,.g,
6. Hdr3. SbsrR 8pwers, 0en.~
2lpjHtnnt i'm Grant{Vrh G!ate, fet
beute Nh4mittda, ais er tttr auf Sen
chen ppm EnbnbOfe Ger ,!6Ublpn NtiYeYs
Giienb14n" abfabreneen Bug fItgen
wptte, Spt(0cu bic Wa9Bpna unb wWr'
be auf Der 9te[lc GetGptet. Gen. @rant
lisB bic &tthe inter S69ut btS Yihjprs
Sill n00 @8tt @ptnt trin8eu,
S;s GgtlnIinit Ell nCut zA0M!Mftr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07

No. Die btncu glagc wsrten lei gaf3ate ttr gal
fags tcteDEerbii9 rcie8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07

IN bitftr Satr's;ct! 10 ~ prle NUIcrtr Scutc on
GtISItu.s lsthss, i,a!er mir Die 4uiUerthn.fcit orf
nseerS 9tertp %ectpral", taS ntdt mar
Suitsu II S9uurieu, iVrteiu cue QlnQena u. SAILS.
lttStn tnrttt. 0a mir es In unferer 8arltiie felt DE,
lea Sabis1 actrautt, fsnn'n ptr aus pcribT'i6 I
etldsr1tns bon ietMer g5tItaaltsit i%pie6tH. ts 8tlt
e,eHcsd't aneeic stte Sei!MittcI; abCr iBfpeit unicrs
Gtfablure rcttt bat l, bteis5 lei Y1CtcTl ais ras
bsfe c~riDjcitn. s;siRe lSlriMHGeu iin6 GleiGntibiG II,
gang SeIaBlt&. 4s ldlt ib 0~uosntbm eiIEcgHen
rRo iDtts in ieefr 6aniIte OILS SGus stGct cine RidHe
rca BsiIipsrpe:r, tocldps aninuBs gNtmIps id,data,
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Ruropeau Affairs.

The latest European news after al
Is not so clear on the question fpeace
In an address delivered by the King
VI Prussia on last Saturday. an &C.
count Of which we get through the
cable, he declared Prussia had drawn
the sword not only for her own indie
pendence but for the reorganization
Of Germany.
Russia has made a proposal to
Prussia for a Congress OF the Powers
which signed The treaty Of Vienna,
bat Prussia viii have nothing to do
with il Il il believed that a treaty Of
Peace will be definitely concluded
between Austria and Prussia. Neeo-
tiatious for that purpose are pending
at Prague. but Italy is not included,
and there exists a strong probability
that hOstlities may be renewed be-
tween Austria and Italy.
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The New York Herald in an article
on Cholera says:
Thus far all the facts developed in
regard to the spread of the cholera go
to confirm the theroy that those who
observe the ordinary rules of personal
cleanliness and who pay attention to
their diet and the proper ventilation
of their dwellings have but little to fear
from it. Not single death has as
yet occurred from the disease which
has not been directly traceable to the
violation of one or more of these pre-
cautions. AT any ordinary period the
infraction of them would be sufficient
to breed disease. How can it be ex-
pected that people reckless of them
should escape ut time when the at
mosphere is poisoned by the seed of
fresh epidemic? 1t would be just as
reasonable for glutton to look for
immunity from apoplexy or a drunk
ard FROM deliriUm trengenS. Those who
love dirt and foul atmosphere must
pay the penalty of their nastiness.
We can suggest no means ofprotection
for them, nor, indeed, is any desirable.
There is class of persons, however,
who, from other causes not dependent
on themselves. are liable to become a
prey to the disease, whose safety has
not been considered in the preeaution-
airy meaures that have thus far been
adopted They may be Clearly, regu-
lar and temperate in their habits, and
live in the proper conditions of atmos
phere, and yet be as readily seized |
with it rs persons observing none of
these conditions. We allude to the
large number of nervous and physical
ly depressed persons Especially fe-
males) who are to be found in all city
tits we'll established
fact that during the previous vista
tions of the best this class furnished
considerable proportion of the deaths
set down to it. In many instances, it
S true, they were killed, not by the
disease, but the apprehension of it.
There is nothing, however, which so
'eadily prepares the the system for
he reception of the malad as fear,and
therefore, every thing should be avoid
ID which has tendency to aggravate
he existing alarm.
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The North Carolina Presbyterian
says A colored Baptist minister at
Beaufort, S. c., writes to the Christian
Recorder. "Soma white ministerial
friends do more in the way of pro-
curing farms and keeping our poor
race in ignorance, than anything else.
They pretend, when they are North,
that they would come down here and
do anything for our race in the wav of
enlightening them; but instead of this,
when they see the cotton bag, they
forget all about Christ and him cruel
fed and the savining of souls" OF
certain Northern merchants, he says !:
"All they wish to do is, to teach what
President Lincoln has done, and pat
the colored man on the shoulder with
the left hand, while with the right
hand they catch hold Of his pocket
book. And when they have got the
last cent from him, their frienship sud
denly ceases. Then he is only mig
ger
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ment, dated chihuahua, July %. Jua.
rez declines the services OF SAINTS
Anna, because he was one Of the origi-
majors OF the plan Of foreign inter
vention in the affairs of Mexico, and
cannot be depended upon now, be-
cause the Mexican people have lost
confidence in him. His presence
there, it is further stated, would be an
element Of discord and trouble
LIVERPOOL, August S--The ship
Danube, from Bristol for the United
States, was bGrned at sea. Her pas
gers and crew were saved by the ship
Compeer, of Mobile, and brought here.
NEW YORK, Aug 9.-The arrival of
Queen Emma, widow Of the late King
Of the Sandwich Islands, creates quite
a sensation, rs il is the first arrival of
royal sovereign in this country
MEMEHIs, Tenn, August 9.-The
officers Of the Mobile Hambleton re-
port that as they passed Helena, Ar
kansas, on Tuesday evening, the 56th
United States Colored Infantry, which
was there awaiting transportation to
st. Louis, thence TO the plains; had
taken possession of the town, and were
firing indiscriminitely upon the whites.
They swore they intended burning the
place, and would kill every white
One citizen, named Gallbreath, had
been fatally wounded. The excite
ment was intense, and the citizens were
fleeing to the woods for safety.
SAVANNAH, GA, August 9.-ChoIera |
prevails among the Legroes at Lawton |
Place and Braddock's Point, South
Carolina Twelve deaths have occur
red since Monday--among them were
several whites.
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, July Cit is ex-
pected definite treaty of peace will
soon be sigued by the Austrian and
Prussian Plenipotentaaies at Prague.
Italy is not included If the diff
Guilty relative to the armstice with TIA
ly is not arranged within a few days,
hostilities will be renewed.
FLORENCE, ITALY, May 6.-Italian
and Austrian Generals have met at
Camarin, in Austria, to negotiate
France takes no part in the pending
armistice. Austria and Italy, if it can
be arranged, will hold a separate peace
with the concurrence. of
France.
New YORK, Aug. Cotton dull
35; Gold 14SS.
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We find in our Northern exchanges
/ gratifying evidences Of the Increasing
popularity Of President johnson in the
detection Of the Radicals BY promi.
nent Republicans aud in the adhesion
Of leading journals Of that party 10
the administration. Among the new
allys Of the Conservative party, we
find the North American, an inhuen-
tialRepublican paper of Philadelphia, in
tensely ioy0l during the war, and which
is considered the organ of the City
Executiye-the name of the Mayor APP
pearing at the head Of its columns as
propTietor--ajournal which has great
influence with the merchants and bust
ness men Of the city. After compli-
menting the President for his efforts
in reducing the expenses Of the Coy
eminent and abiding to the riotous
extravaganza and schemes Of plumber
carried on by the Radical Congress.
The North American uses the follow
ing plain and emphatic language:
President Johnson has preferred
the direct and obvious plan Of re-
and immediate reduction,
for the purpose of affording present
relief from the more onerous burdens
Of taxation. We give him credit for
this policy rather than any one else,
because it was a corollary Of his whole
political life. His speeches we're al
ways replete with the advocacy Of low
taxation, cheap government, and sim
plicity of administration FORMS
Ills prompt reorganization Of tie CON
guered States on tie return Of pence, and
Of orr vaSt armies and
'warms Of sOar officials, undoubtedly
saved the nation hundreds of millions
If dollars, and, as we approved of his
action then, we have since seen no
'eason to change our views.