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MoDnhs OF WELLl<NowN BoArs.-We copy
from New York paper the following interesting
notice Of models of two well-known steamers
now running from this port:
,irtistic Workmanship. We were shown yes.
terday two beautiful working models of steam
boats, made in gold and silver, which, as speoi-
mems Of American ingenuity and workmanship,
canpst be eNcelled. One Of these is a perfect FAC
SjnHe of the steamboat Mary, now running on
Lake POntCbartrain, aud the other fac sinJiie of
the steamship Morgan, running in the line from
New Orleans to Galveston. Each model is as per
feet in its construction is the original, and was
made from the drafts by which the ships were
built, on a scale of 1882 OF al inch to the foot
The Mary is 223 inches long, aud the Morgan 2l4
inches. Everything about them is complete, from
the working walking beam and revolving paddle
wheels to the ruddGr gear and the nails in the deck
planking Every rope. mast and spar is there
complete, in gold and silver, whilst pendant from
the davis hang the four life boats with their minia
ture oars. Each is inclOsed in a handsome glass
case set upon a rosewood base, which is also q
music box; Each box plays ten popular airs and
as the musical machinery is set in motion, the
"aIkingroeam of the model works up and down,
ana the wheels reVolve with such naturalness as to
sea voyage.
These beautiful specimens of artistic workman.
snip were exhibited yesterday at the iewery estab.
hshment Of Messrs, Manchester & Co., No 1876
Broadway. They were manufactured bv Mr. /
Dean Benton, of Wilmington Del who has lone
oorne the reputation of being one of the most
skilltul jewelers. in the business. The two models
on exhibition were built for Mr.. Charles Morgan
a well known wealthy ship owner of this city2the
Mary oelng intended for present to his wife,
after whom the ship and the model are named
The Morgan is to be presented to CAPTAIN James
Lawless, who is an agent for Mr. Morgan, This is
the third model built in gold and silver nv Mr.
Benton for Mr. Morgan, the other being a fac
simie of the steamship Harlan, aad was presented
to Mr.. Samuel Harlan Of Wilmington, Del The
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DEFEAT o. THE ENa11gH MINISTRY.

Notwithstanding the confident anticipations
Of success with which the British ministry
have been urging the reform bill through Par
lament they have met with defeat which
seems to be nothing less than decisive. Atan
early stage of the debate, Mr.. Gladstone had
announced that the fate of the ministry was
linked with this measure, and that they in
tended to stand or fall with it. Precisely
what might be considered defeat, IL would
in measure, be leftlto the government them
selvesto determine. They might choose to
regard failure on even some important promo
sition MOTTO amount to want Of confidence.
.oE they might stand punetiliously on some ap-
parently unimportant amendment but Mr.
Gladstone appears to have been determined to
carry the measure through without PERMITTING
modification; and indeed, the temper with
which ne conducted the debate suggested
confidence of success on his part, amounting
almost to contempt Of the opposite party.
The question on which the government was
Defeated was an amendment offered Nv Tord
Dnnkellin. This amendment MI. Gladstone
made question of confidence, although Lord
StetlAASu t4itt II not a1fGGt the
vital principle of the bill Had Mr.. Gladstone
accepted this view, the adoption of the amend
ment would not necessarily have amounted to
a defeat Of the ministry. Lord d. is the mem
Der for Galway, in Ireland In that country
suffrage is regulated by the IateaBle value of a
house, and not by its rent, Lord Dunkellin
wished to make this principle general in The
'ill-that is to soy, to substitute a e7 rate
able value for 81 rental value, which is tho
measure Of reform proposed by Mr.. Gladstone.
The effect of the substitution would be to re-
strict the extension of the franchise. MI.
Bright said that it would be equivalent to a go
rental value, and Mr. Gladstone declared that
t would reduce the number of enfranebised
persons from $4,000 to $4,000 ana tbat IL
would not consent to any reduction at all n
'pite of the attitude thus assumed by the aov.
'rnment, the amendment was adopted i5v 81
I 70 of so4 to Sl5, thus throwing the ministry
att4 minority of.eleyen. ass.
Tive consequence was a resignation Of 1rr
flads, tone and his colleagues. Either this OF
dissoa luton Of Parliament and an appeal ID
he country was meant by the statement made
fioially in the House Of Commons. that tbe
Ministry he'd sent an important oommuni-
alton 7 to the Queen. The latest interference
bows that the resignation Of ths ministry had
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10
Prospectus.

The FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COM
PANY OF LOUISIANA is organized for The purpose OF
distng fat Pine Wood by new process and for the
sale Of the products reEhed thereom There produced
from OSE Corp, distilled, say % gallons Spirits Tarpen
tine, 50 gallons OIL 100 gallons PyrogueouE Acid gallons
Alcohol ~ barrels Pitch Rosin barrel Tar 5000 feet
Illuminating Gas, superior that made from coal and 80
bushels Charcoal This, Incredible though may appear to
some is nevertheless aud expect 10 exceed the
quantity of Of the above products the fat Pine SO
abundant in this section. The process simple and Of com.
paratiyey trdHg expense the articles produced are all
marketable, and pronounced by the best Chemists in this
country altogether superior to those produced the ordinary
way.
The process is patented and rights are sold the different
States for certain number cords which number can be
distilled daily for seventeen years during the existence Of
the patents The State of Louisiana has the right to dist
my cords per day when paid for for that length
Machinery is now in Of erection this Company 10
ds ten cords day portions which viii here very
soon and have than enough subscribed to pay for
the right etc. for shat amount but wish tho
control Of the whole amount due the Stats viz fy
works. and have therefore reopened our books for subcp
tons for that amount
The capital stock S6OOOO six hundred shares Of $1,000
each The Stakeholder has the advantage only being re-
CURED pay his proportion ten csrd works now
being erected.
In connection with this would state hs from the great
demand for these works States and the length Of
time necessary their construction, quite confident
that the profits arising from the cord works operation
win entirely pay the additional works as fat as they can
be furnished If this prove the stockholders will only
be called upon to the original the cord
works.
Fifteen per cent of their subscription is eauIred to bs
deposited with the Secretary of Company at the time Of
subscribing and ten per win be called for upon the
completion and successful operation Of the works.
Unlike petro and other mining operations this is not
speculative uncertain but without any doubt Will nav
larger profits the nyement than anyoher stock in this
country. To prove that it certainty we wish to call par
cuar attention to the fact that before dollar money
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Post OnEce Voice.


Until further notice the Mails the New Orleans Post oce
will be closed 5 follows
Mails North East and West close daily at A. NJ via N o.
Jackson, and g. N. R. R.
Mails for Bay St. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City,
Mobile, Selma, Montgomery and Atlanta close daily at
II AN
Brabea etc. via opelousas Railroad daily except Sundays
at 6 O'Clock a. NJ,
Galveston Indianoa Southern and Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays
alta N.
Mails for Nachez Baton Rouge, ETC. by Atlantic and Mssis.
spp steamers, daily, except Sundays at NJ.
Coast Mails for all Post Offices far up river as Bayou
Sara, by steamer LatOurche, Wednesdays "a NJ and
Saturdays at r. Nj.
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River triweskly at
O'Clock p NJ.
Mails fer ouachita River Wednesdays and Saturdays at
o'clock n
OFFICE HoURs,-opens A, NJ, closes p NJ The Gen
era Delivery and Merchants Delivery will be kept open until
Or n
SUNDAYS Office opens "a M, and closes I'm
R. W, TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster
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Tbn Nam Orleans Herald Il tha fila ~ !

Ing NEW 7N7II5lElIs Ea5IaIu Is inc utI8 OF
snew daily paper. the first number of which
was issued in this city yesterday. The Herald
is not as large as some Of the rest of MS, butsit
il filed with interesting reading matter and
well-written editorials. Its editor. John
Tabor, Esq, is agentleman Of experience in
the business, having formerly published papers
in Nicaragua and OH the Rio Grande. He was,
for some years before the var, the Rio Grande
correspondent Of the GRnscENG. and our sub
seribers Of that day VIII, no doubt, recollect
his very interesting letters. He has our sin
eere wishes for success.
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20 s4rChiGecsS.

Architects invited submit plans the rebs ding of
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Camp and Lafayette streets
For further information apply to
HENRY BIER,
Secretary,
In Room No g. third 6oor Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company, corner Camp street and Commercial Alley.
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FtTenGeae'S

MON ENTAIL ASSOCIATION.
meeting was held last Saturday evening May 10Th at the
Hall Louisiana Hose Company and organized the FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Object: To
erect monument to the memory of the late JOHN F. CRU
Der the Confederate Dead OF the Fire Department. and
those who their lives while performing duty as active
Firemen since September 10Th, 1850.
Presidont-IsAAcN MARKS, of Perseverance No 49,
Vice Pres't-wm E. FITZGERALD, Pelican H 4 L. No. 4
secrotary--Jos. H. DEGRANGE, jackson No IS
Treasurer--Jss A. BROWN Louisiana. Hose.
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II card.

AUDlroR's OFFICE, New ORLEANS, July 9 1856
It having been brought my notice that many persons
through ignorance of the law practice of buying
Lottery Tickets without the Auditors stamp on them as the
law directs and which stamp the benefit of the
Chay Hospital hereby notify all persons buying unsamped
Lottery Tickets that they violating the Law nurng
the Charity Hospitals and all person engaged business
Of selling untamped Lottery Tickets will punished to the
full extent Of the law.
II pRP Alta Anai...
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Notice.

CoEFEDERATE DEAD.-0n our sixth page
win be found list Of the names of Confeder-
ate soldiers who died and were buried in and
near New Orleans during the war. We shall
keep this list standing for some time, for the
benefit Of those who desire such information
as it affords
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

We publish to-day a circumstantial account
4 all the late interesting events on the Rio
irande, up to the 30th Of June, as sent us by
az intelligent special correspondent in that
larter.
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Weekly Report of De0ths

I'm THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
FROM THE 1st TO THE stb DAY or July, 1865.
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Our readers have doubtless noticed and
d With pleasure the letters from Paris,
ich we have been lately publishing, and
ofwhieh appears to-day under the sigma
Of aPi Eta. They may not know, how
that We have two correspondents there,
Of whom writes under the same sigma
-'.Pi Eta = They are both young gentle
If this city, sons of well known citizens
hey are now IN Paris prosecuting their
which were interrupted by the war
b they use the same signature, critical
will detect some difference in their
at the same time that the letters of
y be found very interesting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

THr JHUReH VIsIroR We publish to-day
in our at lyertlsng columns the prospectus Of
anew we ekly paper, to be com menced in this
city in Sc ptember next, under the above title.
The Visit, rwiIl be under the editorial manage
nent Of II q Rev. Mr. stckney, Of this city,
gentleman in every way competent to make an
interesting ana valuable Journal 1t viii be
devoted. ., snerally, to the interests of the
Protestant Episcopal church Of the South and
sonthwest autwiH contain matters of useful
information o an, and win pay due attention
r. education. literature and the advancement
of A. malaria lwelfare Of the South. For fur
ther particular :, al'd lof Terms etco we refer
~ ~ nnbl;sbe dprospectus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

Ambrose A. Butts of Auburn Ohio, recently
lifted dead weight of 27379 pounds, which is the
greatest lifting feat on record. he has been
prseaeing at intervals during the lsst six years.
", "insap for several years past considered The
strongest man in the world at last accounts had
Lifted only 1900 pounds,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

In Louisville on the 9TH a Bagon-load of ne
groes were caEsiaed while being rapidly driven.
Two men and Que baby were instantly killed,
having their neelSs broken. Three more per-
sons had broken Limbs
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Parts
-yERsAL ExHlB1T1oNL8s7.
NOTICE.

Having been appointed by his Excoloncy Gov Well, cant
and Commissioner to the interest Of the sse Of
1867 respectfully inform all residents of tb s.sto
of exhibiting Machinery Produce etc at the above Expo
ston CHAT win mpart all information within my reach and
facilitate 4heiorwardng Of packages to the place Of dsna
nation If addressed on esnbiec through Poatoce box ga
EDWARD GOTTHETL,
Agent and Representative
.. Paris gpiyersal Exposition 1857.
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On the 9Th the weatherwas extremely warm
in Indianapolis, and There were many cases of.
cholera morbus in that city,
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The .Medicr Y Record Of New. York, q semi
monthly iourna, Of medicine and surgery, has
been sent III " our neighbor, Mr. Jas. a.
Gresham. % Ct mp street, who is the sole
AGENT ar II Ia fh Is city, and Of whom alone
copies can be hao q Lne heeora = nlled with
cartons original o. ntributons on subjects inter
esting to the prot essloIl, ana "a inc obituary
column we notice llil biographical sketch OF
4lne laAa DR. Eennel
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FfOEice.
Grey Jacket Btsters.

The undersigned, manufacturers of GREY JACKET BIT,
TIERS, and general dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that
although store 81 Grayer street. destroyed by FIRE
night 18th inst thanks exerOns of the Fire
Department. their No SO Graver street. still fit for
occupation and they will there continue manufacture
GREY JACKET BITTERs,
and sell WINES ANDLQUoRs of as good quality and at as
low prices as before.
BARNETT & LION,
Manufacturers of Grey jacket Bitters
So Gravier street.
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The Mobile Register of the Sth says there
wasa rumor in Florence Ala, on the 4th,
that Colonel NJ. c. Galloway, of the Memphis
Avalanche and Colonel Thomas Jordan, of the
Appeal had a hostile meeting on Monday
week, and that Jordan was killed. The rulnor
is probably false.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

Han u n Doolit tile, Of the United States
Senate, has our thai - 1911 q pamphlet entitled
sNationality versus sseeuonaiisil the author
of which is aIr9- : ferguson Ct Tennessee
III. Thomas Howe 9d' clerk Of the steamer
Alabama, VIII accept oalT tnanks 1or very late
RED River papers
me n,g,ser ef the 81 seamship W G. Hewes
fyorn T1aTasole ana d, weston, has fayored US
,,,i.,, go, 4,sta TEXAS o. apers.
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Eureka.

Decidedly the best article for restoring Gray Hair to s
original color mot dyeng eecualy curing all q
the scalp preventing the hair from falling off, giving soft.
ness and gloss that nothing else can produce
For sale In New Orleans by
j. S. MAUNsELL q CO.,
No q Chartres street,
Between CAna1 and Cnstomhnnse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

GEO, WI. DIRMEYER, N. D.,
Secretary Board of Health,
Board Of Health, New Orleans, July o 1866.
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IN Chicago d Il the 4th IL e casualties from
INDULGENCE in iad whisky and the CARELESS
baIdlinr IT area ms were y unusually numer-
GUS An express driver wa run over BY q
railroad train ana killed A boy Of 10, in
plaving With piste IL fired The contents into
IN baad rendering am1au:tation oftwo fingers
necessary. Another boy, gNhiles engaged in
rina Nj Roman cane ues, fpand one that would
not 90 of. He took Up the candle to examine
III when ii suddenly e yplo a, I'D completely de-
stroyinp, his right eye. Som Q lads threw fire.
crackers It the horses ii sawi ng:a heavily loaded
wagon the horses took fright, and ran away,
whilst the driver vas throAwn under the
wheels and frightfuily man eied An old Nor
wegian sailor, whilst going home n q state Of
beer, fell and broke several RIBS 4 country
man had lis vehicle smashed Y fragments by
steam engine 4 boy shot himself through
the hand with large iirs-erae1 sr Igo men,
playfully struggling for the poss 4sslon q apis
tol, let the weapon fall, when it exploded and
the ball went through the body of enc of1herp.
During theituanty-fonr hours ther were eight
destructive fires several serious Al Trays md
brutal outragea without number Il st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

on tbe 6fh. a Waghi fgton, in the DEBATE in
The senas b ua,on the i bill to provide for the
ravrnept Of qual.terma sters' stores and sup
plies frni shed TIA arnit y of the United States,
Mr.. Wilson moved to nlke out provision
authorizing payment To- goods taken by an
officer witho ut Civ ing q eeelpt The motion
was carried and the pa oyiso stricken out,
What a comm lentars9 upon the sense Of moral
honesty ID thi j nhints Of United States sena-
tors as they Il ist ii the PR sent Congress-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

The Chicago Times saya the Ata otf j uly cele-
bration in Cincinnati was paodigious failure.
and was made Q subject Of riaicple BY The citi-
.zeus. So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-10

TErpT1 MBRprR IN AREkssAs Reports
from the interior of Arkansas give aeco UNITS 81
an outrage committed By guerrillas upc p the
owners Of q plantation lying forty miles from
Memphis. On the 9Th inst. Three men vent
10 the house, asking for water at first Be. ng
very civil Shortly, however, they bacan se
noisy and threatened violence. The owne :
stepped out and politely asked them 70 pre- J
serve peace when one attacked him with !
butcher knife, and after desperate fight,
sueceedsdan atabbipg him through the heart,
After this TWO negroes lsergants) were shot.
The house was then ransacked, set freto and
consumed With the thgee dead bodies The
9ufians escaped.
The ehieago Iiaaas aayathe Az 81 Jnlr oals.
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D~ EteatetborfenMng nab 8au
III Der ~ e6GntcSbaue. 2uut Benef5
Fir ben t~efanrten belitIdsn 8cmifer, Srn. s.,
Reidbert. ptrc bellte Nbenb cine EtenterroriteIuig
in Der Msdanicafo(le Pathfinder, IN ,pe!der brei
allertietlte Qnilpiete 3Nr Nnffiibrlln0 iommen. --
v0ie!ue Golie, Define 3antt,e Ghmant nit @eo
lana uno Eoua ben Safobion. rgGen teiratben?
oter User Die gSohl bat, bat audi Die Dual" @ene
rebito In / Sit ron Qinberer ltnb r33 Wtinutet in
@riineber9" I}0Iie lit / Ntt ron e.. b. SoItsp. 800
Sn cen SDiideitaltsu tpiro Der WIesartperein
eini9e GOniertpjecfn Nortrdgen. Afad, Der Gors
felluns 0at.
sga- Ser BiIetDerfauf fir be italientiGe Oper
teginnt onl Wfittncd in Wc&nffreps Mrfgalicue
t0n6luna,
GGg~ 0r. sinou Cent. ein pcetifder Gdsute
he8 @ontrjulE. s%rFffnet btutte MrrQeu III 498
9toro @apTr. cine ueae 0reac, iir inbitaut,ellcn
llnterla0e erSGbeint sil Qrpfer &inS8broteH netft
~bairiid,sn 9iTGeu. pa feble &einer.
Bg5~ unisr gtadbar, Sr. 9tequart, Ode BON
SreceriG rub S7apettelir., tifdt belte mcrgei ieis
men 6peiteii c~iTSiefien 2und, anf. Seer itd, ned
srlllilert an bic Nfiaire bonn !ebten Wonta9, mirb
tpobl bente Wior9en feirer ~tpeitsreu administering
~teoitrfeu oprtbil 81 gebei.
B@ Sa8 ce'itThe protetanttfde 9Saiienbau5
ceran1Saltet teltte. Wicutd9, elm Yic'Wic in NcffS
SailI, ,pcrorf MIR %Sre1nhe bieier Mnltalt ii iolde
relde ett Seranit9e' i'm i%reieu Iieteu, auImsrfs
1amt MAIDEN,
Bay~ gSir MADDEN bic Glttrn. bereu ainoer bic
bentid'en9Iilde SGule Bee Sru. Sch beiu6en
uno bic Sreunoe nieier NnitaIt ouf bos Sic Sic
berie!ben, Reute, Wlcntag IN @reentpCco 4arf, auf,
merriam.
Ms~ 9r. Sec. Seller er5ffnet bsute, Wontaaiu
Nr. So SarfitraBe, Gde BON Spriu9Ilra6e cine
reue WirtbIdoft nno tifht bel bieisr @eTesenbeit
einen famoien 2lind ouf.
mA@ 6err Sobu 9~tullrnau bat bic Nirtbid,oft
$40. A g4sft BaltimoreItraBe rabe Der 8riife iiber>
rotnr1en uub erDfnCt cieielhe teute, Montag. nit
siuem belifaten Qund.
MA- Serr Seinrid Qoos. gtcs IL Shorts SIRE.
beridifro6e bat eirer aue~ge5eibnsten 1861 rotben
lne reiben gSei1 erbaIte, unb p~ertauft benfelben
SA onnebmtareH Yreiisn lei GalIcue ,lnb @lae
E ReGiernn9s~GGfI e iperben in tirsea
aer Gri9 bs'oraf t:r9 bic expedition bee ~rgSeter." Die
ss'tcsernopiers FIR" II, ;sSeu1 Fsnle baau erforhsrli6.
~ @etssts mao europa BON iebsr @rSfe cber
@etritht ,Oerben prpmst bsfErbsrf burtS he Grsesitirn bee
aBe6tr.s
2 ersben5 armtMnttb g prur Ii:
Don zen aersien nit ftetem Grfclge seerag3t porbeu ane
1T 0IS en ~geprHfes Mittel In alien 6aGeu eou @boleya,
SuFffal unS 9arPr test aHseucmmen- Bel allen Drug
,siieH ST. bobeI.
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eius GentrGls uap gIrsNmetifs.

vas NN y %stSA
NemDort; 8. Sept. Ger Daupfe,
!6enrv Gbauncsp Ill NIT Nahetdten pom |.
aus Nsptnwaa unp NIT $1,676,OO0 in 0olt
bier einsetrchea.
Dte NebelIen in G6trtqut iHp selhlageu
wCrr.n nnp ibre fSIbrer, lutrte Der 8efstls.
bater Der NeeierunessMrm iparen mnter ben
Gcbten.
DaS neue htIentine 6rtessiAif NalbanCd
mar pun Dbilabclpbia tn Balparailo anee.
spmmen.
Die htlentiGe 0estsrunJ bat cine Inteibe
pom 1859, 900 se;nadt. Gle bat ihreu
0elanDtsn BET Der areentiniihen 9feaieruna
ongewislsn, benz ipantl6en Npmira( Wune,
sine fredericksburg ron Osfaneenen oor,u,
1Alagen.
Die REVOLUTIONARY Bepe9uag Ia Dunc, peru,
1T lGnel unterbritft wDrbeu.
Dos italtenifhe Shtf Ganube Gapcnr mar
nit 800 Coolies bon Nacoa tn Gaaao anae<
fcmmen; $50 Coolies paren auf Der Gabrt
9eltprben,
Der @OmmanOant rsr NtcnteIU mnb ale
OFf3tere Der pernanilhem Warine, pelde td
lretgerten, Die Grnennung be5 BieesMDmtral
Euder en3nerfennen, tpnrDen ais @efangene
mad Ga0ao 8stradt- guder bat raS Som.
manbo nod ni6t Gbernommen uno spirD GO
pabriGeinlid aud nidt iibernebmen.
Gin un6efannter Wmerifaner tpurpe ermor>
Bet in Gcplers 6ctel NsptnpaQ gefunoer.
Ser neue fir Columbia In England ee>
baute R~rtegsbampfer 8clipar i0etnt our Gre
perlcren aegan1en III lein.