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nSY E'nnffnaEna.

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Reotcai gffoetaIto n" istReu ter,li1utn
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ttnpte fir bic ffattlide &b'repnt.lp a!tun9 em 3.
Wat I'm No. 5 %ittuts;" ben S5. Rnabcu II, &c.
ID be uuentseiblite 3enusuug TIRES Gonsertila 8
fur BITE 9eratbuuesa Ter Bafulidt Der 81ltircrer
abuar3net Il. . d fur he Srltis. heb L
llHun9 Irer Sbrale Az an tGsm 5pe6 !; SrH.
Gprfftan ar ,ir lene IbCraltI 1sloteNise
uue i,tne ptri6ul,&cU 8ematunSen. bss . REQ b a
gtb iues ID HE sigunstn be VII siatcn 5u mab,-
stm ptstt su %eIlanyen; ON Senrp Gtfou.
praiteen'tH Der Giablbotn fur e llbtrae NRclb'e.
ten Iretsr S1cisu III ss WltS,tebcr Str. g c nj.
z. psre I'd, ieIutn Iits,alcu seiltos CUR Wielbe
6eS rad IT, b namtsn p~radpt8cr Daalpfsts gun, AUS.
itlss red u narpl Q ; enbItds Or, Grtetsn3 9bo.
mas GpannisQ5rupttneur BON IRA plaue, tuI ietue
9aIt'rsis, penerbie IL b succrtonrt be auf abm, BE-
aiir;tal;ru uub aetsl Sabtr.tt I trtunbe in Ter Sou.
peln:att Dsbnur8
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AhAtGEuT3fIIWg pCtlfltN.
l6 S,aiten tn Wiabaaoni!aiten -. $40
Giu,.iue er. nit @tbIoubE. Nrrtfurg..
e. Gtsft ar;rncicu tetrtSr &aIicr. peet S9adtt
Bdif rad gintnSuua hes prsties TER gpR otet
@rprcf mad irSeno sinCr Sunrts.etegenS r,r6idt.
Ma nrieTiIPt
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Neuctes aus @alaiugtun.

BafttnatDn, g.. W1t. - (Sane.)
Nie mar Der @mertfaner Ddnberiuit go
6er, benn pislcs Slbr. Das StdGtS0s'
p1rtement Bat oft 40 @d6e on etrsm
Gage ausSufetlen. GS maht befarnt,
pas es @elu6e &etlenber UNI Gmpfe9'
lunasbriefe an Ser. 81. '0tplomaten
cper Gonfuln i'm @uslanbe fets obldla'
9ts belhetpst uno Disadvantages nur,
nann Die @cfbefDrpsrung 8ebemnt III
poer fir unfiter gift, ernennt.
(8srtras.) Sberft Wpnfopp, pom l.
@elprQbper Retter. &est. ebeh aus Dem
8efen eingetrcfen, bat NIT ben felt BEN
G%9iptnstpner Slutbaoe frte8sluRt8en Jr'
btanern Der Gtenen einen bduernpen Ssr'
tras atSsIAlUEen. Gr brtngt etne tunsf
rpetse Srluenspsr(pn nit, bic sWet Jabrt
bel BEN SnSiQnern In Der @sfangsnlhaf
aeihmahtet.
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Ntlertpa,s @belrl Gurbfal

1T has untrualitie II. w;rilaulis UstteI sesen Gto'
leta, Rolf. Gurtfal @ubl, 8eItaupnss.e ef6tper
ttat ntG ete g dmeratn fonberu
bebt au6 btreu urfate nnb sibt benz
pat'sHtsn In siuissn Sa5sa isine p6atss 9efunDbet
wttesr.
Cine tlu9e Wutter
Eat es hets I'M sause, ea "a mob INNER BET &inttrn,
bic ;abn.n pber an ben ioaenanaten e crme,beidutt.
sena lt,btn, NIT q pteui griclae araetpanbf puies;
- III en- unhbntteiHtbes sGn.rs sairbeIunps.
Wlltiel bas tem Merpepiseeme nidt iGabst. pte bic
neifier sprurs Il. ecrbials, be sesen b,.ls Sei&ner-
ben TN Sebreudae ilnb.
uoenttn fur galt more ins,
W 8. 9romn h Druber
Rr 4 GIbz2itertphr.
Al haten Bel eHen AppibeierH. (Wpt7 10
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Nnufifr. sgnuNercin Din. 2.

Sin her am Grnnsi itaB, o W{at. ta't1ttunosntn
0,liaunluul rpurSe Ger 9ereiu mt obtas1 Euti BE-
Leaf, HE sufrp pritreu Statltsu bis CUR Hd4lteH S'fr'
iuua tl Giuiftebtoe'e Der tseUnuen. Die Ie9elnla'
& ae gsriammtnnD fntct aGr aDod,e am Tpnntritag
1EtnO ner in Der DsbrunS ess Srn. q. ScTf.
3nrtlt, Yr 20, iratt.
Uat. w Der r6hitsn BE iamu,Iund be 10 miro
issss WtttsIteb, iorete aGe, tpelds ft benz De, Elm
nod aniRi es.1 tppDtH, beicv ters slneela en- tnesu
tie gaubI be, @samtsn sus!sit- nit iiattdnrtt.
$. GbrmanI.
yonJr = 20 nrni- Gsfr.
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1e,s;n;e+s GefeGfhoft

peut pefdIns fptre enc gftas@eTanmpug se,is,
WntnnrS.ken Q. geot Rp6uttiass 8 rtt tn eEr
rgtc$ists Sal" asgshRltsn NJ tsmt gtrtfs ess tt
Morah CUNT faith tnbenben PIC Rlss une UNI nns
hin Mtsr.eS ; trrnHlt Nle! - Sgu1 autIessi
(l0911) 8. . q q 8, Sae.
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, brcbS
GtetiIt GomOOputlie Meoitint GGmp. y,

yt. Obz. Vfraobup V.sY ~tIUH-If1
araufbstt iHtlre S%siriudun3 tpsid,e unfsr
auer mattst. Rttmaue 1T a%iaseacmmen unb sster,
mann bsealf Ger Wt,ttl I'M ID { Hpfaue su ~entfeinsu.
User 0nlt brtnasu fam tpirb urfer l8obltbdt,r, H1.
trin0t. larreuuustu TN sIute Fnb burs 'cire
Sali1patla, Eur Stn : 9e'beu turt ient H,,6'E
9suli-ar,sie 81 bduf uns su cf.. runtia astetIt
wcreen, I'M bic Sttturstu nod, an ,pelisIn A. fbnnsn
Ssin iSteteynitieI silt bel Derep, ,rtlde "a aebran
DER, fir ~unisbIbar, 2itbtr eeisr, wern Ou drstIide
SiIie beeariit, 70 areie nab ben teiten Webi,iren.
Nrnieltae Wraeue en- ftub tbeuer, frie quite biuia fub,
,n Iserb eintm Bette, ben Gu baiur tt;atien uaet.
(Wal (.Gbar,ef ON Z curter. ~
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Ga Uanleate tiGb AaSere!
EaIf. 0aari &%eictuiuteg DSEs
upb &DbrGuiifd,er Acmentl
DER llutsricibuete sot Steis obtse urtt'eI ~oCrr3thl{
nnb aGe on fttEem alttu, wGbIbeiannten Slaser
&de oGn Nsbemm!is LTb Satpp I,IaSi,
abSe1stensu Setenuneen iperben ~piinttIid uab 81 b.
ME ris(hn Ptstieu brieI8t.
Games VIE NtItnet.
fl7a-l (RadFolacr bon q. Gt1ns6pTp ]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

~ sgtr maa)en san3 beiOno. 8 au, be an,eiss hes
CpiiserS Or. xobtaS, ST ., Nfro. @r.enar., aufs
inert am gDir baben ~uieiieitis bic Iobensiien Stius
men ilber bic pcn ibm s~slieferttn Srtuen u. Nu9er.
gl6ie, 9eb6tt iuabrenb ie,ne aeuaue ReuntniB bes
tpt9tisen ssRsltsnes I'm befabi8t esnaa esm au0s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

3ts QaHcaie Hasn her Daari.r Dgisp.
Il" II. n9etuffs" II cen in Ter GrP. b. III. aui.
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M0hfdrheefI

ME Gas Publ tum in, Aasemetnen, bab or bsrelt
0elrttiun8 crn Nattatbett, Sribeute'ntbunJ d
aGsn BIER eini6ioBerSeu Mrbeiieu lit, unb rsrlprt
pIpnlpti u. reepe geoimung.
2aNreue A.
aqerion @bite ScuIt", iritsr ole a!te NtttreuabaI
(Mpl30 lND 4
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Tatr unS Gpuper

,um Bfifen Der reueu CT. 3atobus'Hudps
I'm 81 bd,bt bes ct. &nton's gDaiisl- N'pIs,
Canal, spiiten eager II. Sbewltr.
MNe Gaben peroen mil gdnt pcu allen Rtrtptr-
| Gemetnit aften unb yrioat . Ytricrea aHgenrntnlsn.
teoai bautrt Don 7. BIS II m d.
Wat,
40. Gas sarS 9ub!ttum If I ennbIt9t snas'
] Tnb.d (lUD-lfO
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OK. 81 Z

Nr. 20 Observation-Disclosures,
enpfebIt f, aur gribstluua ron llntsrtttt tn be-
tnolti6sn Spradt, icwie sur slntsritsnrs bon usb.t.
,eSur8su une i~enitigeu d riftliten arbeilen In Ssulit
II. gnsltf6. Gtns HbenbilnFc sur GtIttnrus tsr
tnsTiihtn Spradte nib i'm 3aufe hieIsS Mcnots ,r
Bfntt prtert. Rabsrea mlnbLl&. fNsbr. 10 ny
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Die greiis tetro9sn Ron Bremen ra6 EaItimd
q. Gaiite $40; 3wiidentet 500 9tnbsr ,wiid
Ito .Sahren ethctlib btaiaer. Die Pretie 4
in @nIo p6er gopier mad Fem IauieneeL&I
tobibo-. Don SGore teicr1t bic Wg'ntur Ia|
G!'re fur $2S @pib. IS puS Defenders bar|
ouimtrtfam Nema1t, taG mir ms In Berb nbl
NIT ter stC,tcrbeID belung ron pelIa9tertn gfp|
SorNfatt untertitbsn, bic eeute rrn BTen}
Sambare &C. ars (pbnt ~pluGrafs) b.naG rt9tid
iptrn fe aul IbTeiieprts eiulutIelfen baben.
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GuI. GDnras.
GDuhenGrcer nm GGAtII5.

fGr Mtetbe Mnb fpnhtge M%usfdnef,.
ger. 20, rprh-G alpertat- ! Etht sbn ?stirotcHts.
hen in asf.sli6er 5otnl unisr M,lrntung ems tatt-
cen II. ~eeasbistsr R~s@isluHtiasu ausasfsrhsf, lriett
GtnfafHfnuss1 IN Der Giant reet t~insfp1ris prcnlpi
tsiprat - Sfits itureen ben 1o-1s Hbr VlSISensa
Ia nkt 9ahmttRas. CvNl0-l
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.Gnniusiir. .Rnnhrrcin SIR. z.

OSsNaeuanntsr Bsetu bat Nd, iett eOuaaubts crsa'
mint unb bereit$ cine nsnitenSmtrtbe Satl Inttelle
~oer0,btn. 2tle ~ireunec welbe 9sioEnsn iiHe, ttnea'
ii t.tonittii trten 9re.ne bst;utrticr. teIben erlutt.
f9 @ttppd,. 0. Neai. BET Rens Gdt SollnS.
u. S@,tesrftr, ll oerfantrtln.
Gus. GbeEmaun Ttdf;
Spt. Frant 9etr.
sS8. 80 I'm ttmielbsa absnee Wtrb tab etfe 5ds
psrtauf,. QO8-9 III
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Wrt.GoIumhiosW orDtrein gfr. 8

liner bteiem Raneu bat f8 elm nfuer SGnee1es,
c~raanidtt, urb lnt uur OtitniasH tuslte gutbele
feititSt. font. Ole, ,ueI&s o,ef'm 8eretn nod fet-
irtisa pplsp. AZ Der eeute Mtitrpcd. ben AVA bet
81 .Hut Rr l4l 9clnrbtair.t N Ger reseLnld.
Giaen wtria mmIuna eiupelaben QlO-l1)
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z U 7 o. % 2 z y
q mIrneS gr.drSsmeu & autfduks
be 1rs;tdm Wattpnal 8sretns.


3uy WtIqtbBerunB eints aFminNe'dNn Sal q
@sfbiitS, peIptS bar nod rt1t crit IT NTH et,
tie l. ,tr,tr nit Si2O0 -s15eN asiu6t GeiaatJ
Ghelten uasr IL, 6. o., IL Office tsE ygeu ipOIi
~etEtH," Ql0-)
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H1kSSa Die BalttmoresScv
A MEIER SampffhtHs
- Sompaanie.
a(eg. Srotuit Il S3bnt,
General Gaeuten.

Na0 Tep'Arleun6 unp qdpdrat
NIT be, Ser. ct. Sc
auI Der Six- II. Ssrfagtt In Rep g8sit a~uIssenb.
Ets Damrfer beer aiuie. Iartsr Eabr1euse eri
aLade. fessIn, rle fcI8t at,
~ II b a.. 1luO Ton Bm. RcItrs, Commanded
am W,ttpod, ben ........
n9 tbettp ~. 1850 Scu.. bon Ism. Z. Stafotb
ftbii9t l0fittpot, ben 20, dot.
Die atfabrt eridtttt ron Brppn's Terft., 3. 4
an benz arsetune,stGu sase Hatmittass punst
nbr.
Mssen Srabt ober ttsniayri, poiar ausseei&I
gefct8t 1T, wence man I'D, all
Senrp 50. UarfteIb & Q O., g!asntsu,
Nr. 10 epear's gDelite.
RIB. - Vim Gbfabrtstaae ptrb fs,re Nra1t anil
cmunen nod SlaGtbruEe unte,stiuact. - Nxr
6ia1ibr:efe Der 9ompasu ME merben uHtsraeidnet.
Nra&tsrlautntbi9ane u,hien tn uaietem 8 omptd
trIallat e,ben. (Npt9 1J|
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SDbuion.Y auperein Nr. z.
CtEU 9ere,n puree erit iiiral d Ge0,iinbtt; e. sr'
ireut 0d sreber 6prtldrttte. une per n& esm,elbe,i
nod auihlie6sn mill, er peraele ntbt' Vtttipeb
Nbeno uhr BET Su. Nua. 80 fmann. Nr. 2s2
9ehau.asruue, I'D sinlufubtn -Sm Guftreei..
s. 8. ID d, 0rai.;
(4pl0 fSRD qoutS 8crtb Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Ter @t'ansssIetn rSaTmori." TTa6t istntn iErsun.
srn, r H. Ss'.n% t 5s5.rn. iSris s'm 9;;Sf'sr a. psti,'
eea 81. y Al 1865, elm pen 6, cerhunbeu NIT Con, It,
In BEN ID 6nen rGrtsn. a9Voo part" ess 8in. B,u
er itmiet aetaIisn pIre. Rdberss in q tr frdic.
rei auJetIs.
lC28 l4) Daa q N
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8ap Ntetu MfDlum
lmaa.nA Nl.xanrhnMHl

SB @ttfpo6, ben 0 Iat. r:rsr7 h~sriessl.s
Nnsstrts auf @,tirrsnnI Res Bat rS'st Staet@
GlmsUtaufes ieds aPnuGts lang init gsW II en y.
erGutu Barren II, Gle gu ned E5hn 81 Ssl1n'
tStsn ab,uItefeIu. ire, au9mnmmeu. 8etNe Giiets
Nib bon 2eutsu trtates1EtrcnrueH. medic @entt,s
~rnusrbaIb d gRsI'n cen br 5taet 5itbtn MUG be.
balisu Fb bic q; menbau2' Splitthfr eaS Wsrt oet,
iratrS en- Nussbrt ;hrti6 ulusieI, Wean tpsnss tt
ar Q. %. SEWER G9cnt VT BIZ RsS.Sa,Hs
q. roreGr. ILDi-l4l
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MISUNDERSTANDING

5iStmit plrh tune seban, tus eer luterjetG ucte
ttt' Wtaprt II. Stahira' be bon Baltimore I'M Atlaub
ns 3ur Grr atans zines G6!atttauies duf ie,nen
GrnNt II. 2cten, out ter Sl0ieis ie ter Cf.iap'tte'
Str, ct1a ITO Sue uti!ltt, ocn O fit,., ptsr Su,
geauguuG est i:st ts !ttis iaGt ttftnbltden geadust:
oils ID %0hibaus tinj Eiomnl'n ttabrt.iet.
(lU7 o IL 81 SOB, 9epr9 ifcIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Baltimore, 4. Wtai 1866.
,,Gentrat SaDiues' 8anf"
(frRtsr bic DIME Sapinss' SSnf BON Baltmort"),
Hr 9, NorD,G aluertfrabe,
utbeu Der rgaetautss' Baut.a
Die @tsssebuns BON NarsIanb bat be .D,mt
ssSnss' san' 5Sn Baltimore" ssrHa@tis' 'anits
,,0entraI SaUimes'B anf bonI baltimore"
in fnbreu. Gte Uej6dfte ber Waut pe,bsu eisieIben,
ME btsbtr, bietteu; b'stertse GtnIsaer baden feline
Genbeiuns in ben Bl&ern nbibtg. &tniaSsn bon
nttt unter tlnf3ts Gents u b ntht tber ,spanJl5 Dol.
iaIs In elmer Y8e@e mtrbsn bon 9 nleoetn, ein'dlttS
LID S.tbetratssisr 6,ausn u. R!nbsr aastnplnmtn.
Pant eetteQt. Sdttt& wetetn etr Yto5tut Stnien
b,atlt unb 4rirs.C ~stssuben tn auiHdt sstsrf.
Die ben G,uleain tAr has perpan8ene Jabr f6uts
htser 3nfeu pe,bui mao benz 10. wlat tn tbrs Yl&tr
eI gdrai en-.
bsn padisnbsn Bstartn,Hsn un,srer Stdet &tdnuns
jn trasen unb ben alsl.&en DtrsunsstrsiS Der Baat
pIaRbent,
6raRsts Z 4fne.
&aiRreri
STACY. GOT
Gefretdr;
Spbr Wafcn.
@tGtearpdIt:
8. u. Bruns.
Dtrettortum:
Gee % Corner j 10 t.tuat
ge Q GonttIb Sebn grariar
Nm Crane Vim sumieu
8 3 setbeHfntdtr 9bs SWiien.
BIN 1r,bsS Y8ni @coewaIs
{ q " Crsn :yebn gurIstt
\ 6eo ca buS SIuaes Carer
GbS & 6ater Seds Gpien
Geo x DsSse 2sman . CUNT
Z q q mr9tftSn slah n 40mlAh -
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g.. &. w. Sdbs.
05tih. wernebmre'8
EnumilffsuSs mn Sneniti0ilBs 0etdnft,

Weffel. uno Yafage.N gentur.
SaFage auf Dampf. Il. S~essli&ifsu bon nne mad
II. @elbbsfbrc ,rnns sabtn.-2eamattsn ltrer atI -
Der. ct. Retitpahe.
Sfite: e III ne ltsG de BON Nratt- u. STAB,
RS- Gtngara bon Ilattiir , nebsu Der Gpotbtis
Nustuntt platt6. (AprlS lwtD
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q. HuaDn'8 YhuIe,

Die eehfhuub.n iir has Srmn,,r e tmsi,sr he.
fonnsn em Atenfaa ben 3. atrti. arrslbun sen sur
GnfHapus usucr Stllsy pstten I'M 2aUfe Der 8st)e
eutaeset BtncmnHeH
(sI-) Il. aHapp
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BUR Ndd,rtAfl

De- sos CtbtI tshsH eItGtLids S6tttunS
coN ittpr frau lepte Dote i'm -hcrieircHseulen" &c
IpprhCn III rirt 5 oh. &. g epr RI, wside'
II gr. 400 gem plplntG Notnue, Tobnt Il 0-2)
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iopte Bel ellen S~atitlien. Wsbtsire,s Sinoieri. (Rail
Cir GIfsfTs Gr,tIi chc Hyrnrf2

0ie dltefts dr,tItdb III HrartS
NJ bic ~ u,tlttn Ylarrs, Parss surer The man
S,ctiorcn tarrte unierintt e tos Famt,tsr.O te, baupt
Rem suitanb ,ctnrr leuie unt Der oienete BE nttbtaeu
Wttiei, Wie Is BE goib p~tntiaseIt hes Faaes erfot-
tert. pirh has erfte II. ipid tisiic Stabiur tsotr Rteuts
te.t pcu ZEN 9iietu cher Der 23i teIiu bes Bat tntsn
bttanbelt. Wsnn Den 10 IT, BON nstdtr gD!d,tig cit
N Is he nttt tab bic raid ,uaiaeIidtn RtitsIi en-.
fad, rfiaW II. leibtid fnss SHmpbrtSS b o.
m6cpattifue SSe5tftea (debe ssIsn 4r.
ntlie ccutrinmen alb une iouisR i'm Belize itber usr.
fanetsen 5amtis tetn.
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Uur GeeeIfbtTe
p0n 9nmbMr9, Bremen, 9aSre, MntwerA
nadb irSerb erem &aftn gmettta's
beier8t bic Ngeniur bic b,ut9tGu SAP ttr,
9iett Paiiaaefteiue tur aGe S8tfie
u bcfcret Ell fcrberItGen Fans FaNaaterc 81 : Il
SetmatbssSr tterber.
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Ba6cfe aad irgcHn sIaem Crte
Suflnn'R
GclbGeuSuuasn7

@clbfenernOen ipcrtsu III Rem neori9ien Gcrtid
grenBii6n Gta'0n Gibtta 9rihei, Sruiten &c. =
trscnb etren, Ghstle Gurrpa'S beFor9t Ste Site
SouiCr, nit pel6tn mir 9erbReaaBM unieibaIi
# In bcs Office euf8ebarat.
AaSn drstee Muftra9aeberl
We,fO6sn. bic ben GuSwirtS slpttrale ferbrn 10
In ssnaa Tue InS HcS Gupfanaers gltreFe a
st:en.
80 aNfrasen bon aus,pitts ulhFeu bon Gin
SplItempei b~GsIeitst ictu, UNI pantl. 6r giwtsserl
81 finbeu.
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gEst0tiee Nnset0e

@srio7en, Die 9stannis u. 9a,ranets rer Camper
cher Ssasli6tff ron tr8sro etneln Saten Gntora's mao
tarauf aufmert ian, gentsIi has Der 4rbrang bon
9aTceieisn b'rhbsn urstwbbHIi@ 9rOs wnp besbalb
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GfaafsWus{feHuuu,

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Tne Right man in the Right place.

When General Butler resigned his eomn1is-
sion as a maior-general in the armies of the
I Mn;tsd States. there was general rejoicing in
40 land One-leoped veterans. whose timber
.oos reminded them of tba strategy of Big Be-
.IoI and Fort Fisber bonned for ioy. Eager
"a b,a va ao,,ls recalling the DAYS Of shame
.,,I ;nactivitv In which they lay eorked and
hnttled within the defences of Bermuda Hun
Srsd leaned up and uttered hearty ,ejaeula-l
80 80 If Gratitude that the army was rid at
,ast Of the ugly nightmare which had strad-
dIed ;ts breast and well nigh choked out its
lfa The people at large were happy too,
and the newspaper press of the country with
singular unanimity greeted the departing nero
with farewell sautes which were the reverse
of benedictiens. .1;n, I'd
We all thought we were done with MN. ~
was pleasant TO think that his sword had siia;
into its scabbard for the last time, and now
hung as idly on his chamber wall as u haa
hung on his hip whenln the face OF the eheinys
His uniform pendant on the peg OF a veneer
of old clothes reused far more enthusiasm thaanl
it ever did when it encased his portiy person.
The Generals lace and epauiets naa oeen the
only evidences OF his soldiership that The
world had ever been favored with, and when
he was stripped OF them and peeled OF his
bue, his consequence vanished IN the twinkle
Of an eye.
But it seems that the pubic rejoicing over
the Generals retirement was premature. Ills
military ambition is lrrepresslple. Not even
the excitement OF defending himself IN courts
of Justice against the vexatious suits OF dis
loyal men who aim to reduce his little
store OF portable property, upon the foul pre-
tense that he did not acquire it BY either pur--
chase Or descent, affords suificient employment
for his ardent and active spirit. Hence we
find in our telegraphic columns OF yesterday,
the following item:
Boston, May 22.-I'he Senate elected to-
dav General B. r, Butler. of Lowell, to be
maior-eeneral ofthe Massachusetts State mill
tia, under the new. militia organization.
Tbere can be no doubt of the Generals ac-
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THE JEwseIN EURopE.-G Great interest is
excited among the Jews in France by the
approaching election for chief rabbi of the
Central Consistory at Paris--the Jewish arch
bishop he is frequently called. A Russian
official paper states that the rabbinical Jews
in Russia possess six hundred and fifteen
synagognes and two thousand four hundred
and thirty-6ve oratories, to which five thou
sand and one hundred religious officials are
attached The Caraites, who are only to be
met with in FIVE governments, have fourteen
synagogues and forty-six religious officials.
Disk million three hundred and thirty-six
thousand souls, composing the population Of
Poland, the Jews are above seven hundred
thousand, eleven per cent. of the whole In
many Of the towns the Jewish population pre-
ponderates, but few Jews are found in the
rural districts. s
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The Max on TObaccO.

On all kinds Of snuff, 40 cents per pound;
on Cavandish, twist, plug, and all other kinds
of manufactured tobacco not herein otherwise
provided for, 40 cents per pound; on tobacco
twisted by hand or otherwise rendered con-
sumable without the use of machinery, or
without being pressed, sweetened or prepared,
80 cents per pound; on all kinds of fine cut
chewing tobacco, 40 cents per pound; on all
kinds of smoking tobacco, not sweetened, nor
stemmed, nor butted, 10 cents per pound; on
cigarettes and cigars not valued over six dol
lars per thousand, the tax shall be So per
thousand; all other cigars shall be taxed $4
per thousand, and 40 per cent, ad ualorem
provided the first ten dollars of value shall
not be assessed,
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THE NEW FIVE CENT CoIN.-The act
which has passed the Senate and House of
Representatives to authorize the coinage of
five cent pieces, provides ''that the new five
cent shall be composed of copper and nickel.
This coin is to be a legal tender to the amount
of one dollar, and redeemed when presented
in sums of not less than one hundred dollars.
1t IS proposed to make this coin exactly five
grammes or 77.16-100 grains in weight
'rhresDf the coins will weigh one-half of an
ounce, and will be convenient in the pocket
for postage weight. The law also prohibits
the issue Of fractional notes less than ten cents
after the passage Of this act. The color and
appearance of this win be similar to the three
cent coin authorized by act of March 8, 1865.
New CLAIMS AS TO Own RIeHTs.-The
waiter boy on the New York and New Ha-
ven Railroad last week declined to let ne
gro drink out Of his cup,---the same cup
winch the white people were using. The ne
sfo mailed an indignant appeal to the officers
:, me. .ne road, and now appeals to the public,
pafing the month of April, there sailed
1,on liverpool, under the act" to the
ohl'eu otates 34ships with $1,000 passen-
gers, OF whom 342 were cabin, and the re-
malnuer steerage.i OF the latter. 1920 were
English, 2s6 Scotch, 9,277 Irish. and 2s43
foreigners. 10 Canada there were two sbi,,s
| S3l with passengers,40 of whom vera cabin
Thesteerage passengers comprised SIG Enolisb
178 Irish, and 279 foreigners. Nova Scotia
one ship with 267 passengers lone cabinl. Of
whom l65 were English, IA Scotch, and 81
Irish.