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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

gam III Q re, Mortptf,
9p~rt&ncntB II. WeIbpu.
0e GeabGG!b D RoanOtf- Giienta1u if 5rvt6en yert8z
mouth urS lBetopu sr5Hrst,
Der nfte II. ele8ortc DGnpfSr "a eli o., CAPT.
@c1. ". 8uHcG, unb Der bttiebts De- stkr ~ bc.
D e" Gast. 9a,cs gannen. rev Ger alien Wai@
Strie. fabrer icst tisIiG (Sorrtao6 dusaenomntcn)
srpiifcn SolttnGre 1t. Portsmouth, inl gnf1igiIe al
bic pdtGe JicUte NO" htn e RbeM.
Gtn alien @EnRngptr 9inie traudlen mir uitt Ses
iDrctr8 gu ceriih,fS, ta8 bieic allie tel,CbIe Rcuts T6
burG Jtudiibt aki bic Stquemtttsite" bsr gaiiaatsrt
nHo tgr6 3ctt- II. &etbsriParriB ron
itl5f c%mrfteb(t. @tue5 tbrer Bopts csrla6t tdOitf -
SrmtiagS mlSeenonlGtt - ibre aperie a II i II BE
hes untDn-Dpds v Cd mtttN85 rs u6F
nnS iabtt mad Ger Scfuue @onrre, NoripIt unS
sn'tSncufb, nc oicsjrpe ab oer- eabOarbs ~OtcGuS;s-
Sabn" mad Sufoit glddw4ttr, @oerion, gIpHloutb,
s8cicor, J~tGictst, @pibs3prp', Relpberit, geanicrt,
eei!nta5trn Hnb autr BuHftsn TN Siben onl9Liss
scu.
&u6 i4Ite5sn fe lb ben Same8fuB. 0amrfsrn mad
&ttn 9ntut u. u d NJ II D ali tppte bcul
9onpfer rgpIu8" ieben Wlrrtas Wittpoh II. 8rts,
Tag frub nad- Stcrrpitcne II Der gaSclit &bcrc bon
&.r3sner Rno DieufiaBs, 0onnfrItag6 IL. Samaass
nod ben Counties W0itbetps II. @IeEcGisr unb nat
9cl'topr.
So geetfa3ren Fnb ben Gapttaacn bis,er qinis
SrcrJ p%Iterllat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

u. Giuclaig 4 Gpnt.,
Eatrifanleu soa adergcrdtbitaftsu III Mas
ltfu1st!, 3tdier uIib SmpDrtenre bca Gar
ten" y. EeIasSdmsreisu, 9apmb1aalta
ioats aastatse Seeutsn IN ben inbltfsu s5taatsu
FIR bic
sslRpnttrEsss aHfa.nlaenssiette
@Anessts y. ESsdbrnefdhtne,
G,tr lerte1 bic Suimsrfiam!ei con f~anbnstben
81 6tefe nit 9tehs terIbm'c ;uiauimsnaef.ble va.
'fine. vs. 1T bic BETTE, TN @sbraufc t~cHnbttdbe Saub-
ledin. NiaiAlne. aDa8 Stirts, G,niadselt II, Yaner.
tailieisit a%nbe.rijit. mtrb &c boa teintr N,aIhIn.
%esyici1ea slaas ti elem soahs dberiIotl
len.
ga& .6absn sir fsetS aut Eager; ben sr,ianmsns..
lseten eiieeten g Snitter NIT S~etbFterter;
pferte.8aries auf &aiern; Sen-Drebs
re9en. @atiena Stoppler eber Rad.
!eicr; Dret4" II. &etnisuEe8sSe.
'9taen, bon gicreen IN r%enc9un8 9eiest; Drefa.
II. Strpb a Ell" ~ q i1ts,n; 0fftos
y. Setnt 81 hlcn; B etr.@reen
ec at;en d wineer; 81 atsen.Dreb,
ittbei Batseu-Rtien CSrtIs, gum Gaeil)
nit rab Obne @uauo.& crriGture; Stteiamtns
9 ammler, EaItau$btettcr Sodiels
%idns'ess. 5nttetidneioe- II. MabIr1aidtnen; etierns
Sclolrai.cn; erStiImper = SeleraGer Giautaeeu.
grtc9milbien; .3uderrcbr-N ub!sn u, 8~freampier;
etntadle @lbpiit6s; @g8ea; Suitioatprea. @ueiluss
fpr gftii9e u, NlaiGirsn II I. 10.
aStr 6aFanilreI, sag ane unlcrs eltilIsI iur 8uirie.
eegbeii austaHea. .,
s.. Sinclair & T.,
sie2-) NJ ". ss8b!Fr., Baltimore, Nb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
GebuiGbriger 1beumatt8muS
aRrd @inreibnuB bes ytiidgrates init
NGStpas's Wcabp Sieltef

DtbtNht
81. ROb. g b. 60 Sabre si6fent, fit felt scb1
Sabren an 8tbsilrnatisnus. Setf II Dtoaotn muste
81, pontcnner, bill hcS, bGs Simu,sr bitten. Ole
G!itoer Karen rcbrtbt acibmpleu Il, un9eitaltst; bic
Siihe traGirtbatt eriiarrt looab er fpeber ole 5;r,str
~beIre8rn, nsd' bic Siu6e auf. pber Sumsd1cr tounte;
ten GanScn kotper tulGSp9in Tbeimatii0e Sdmers
aeNi cas- Seben ATS Gem Sttte pertiriadte Me era st.n
S6mer:en. gian brnAte ibn eroIi6 o1hi, res 3tiid.
era; frlb rnb Nbeabs ie cine Stpres nit 8t a B 10 a rig
&eabb &elte %einreiben gu laNer. DIE srfte
@irrettung petitatte 2inoeruGS; mcbrsre naGiels
4enee stnretbuneen enibobsu ibn bet Sta,cr5rr, unb
rad tnupnatlibsm @etrauGe bts Rettef uab
e'nie'r @abet bon u abWaG'S gtIItu ma
+ ipttSsrberStitelt. SEPT 1T er luitt8 ii. 0eiuno I'M
artttt. seie9sniItG nod ctnmal mad, benz RcIiei u
sine Sam;lien= Ssiesisiu.
GIS Samtiter= Gieoi;Iu Ut e5 has nlSl,die Sell
miitsI, psltes be g8,tt tennt. Bu6- man ron
Sthmtr5cn peer llnpab,ihtttt tsim9eiutt pbsr bon
sinsm t~SSarti9ea 9s!ccil tebrobt, 10 iurilt ftu Ct
braud ratb Den Satentet II idlft taB Setcr, oor
Ninfale,. GtutGe Winuteu mad Der 1ubereIi
ooer ~tnueren InlrenounN bCs q a b 10 81 @eltef
mini. esr bon cen reiuigenpittn g d. merSen,
1ramPten. WbeumattS us, Nerpsns
Seb. St9t, senSeni d merb. taltem
t9ertt. pn9ettc n cher sim b ii no
beialsns patisnt flo iei6ter II. prbI,r fdb.en.
9t@tt8e 3emerfnng g. = taT eanbs
Dtrtes unb Nnoere, peld'e in bum bsiiebel.
ten Wr8enben tpptnen, mc es f6spcr biIt, bic Gisnits
zines Irttes gu %srlaa8eH, III G a . 10 ap'8 O c a BY
ReIte uulhasbar. Gs tanH nit her ~ppitipt,
WertdDtrunB eebtauht frertGlt, CAB eS IN allen talen
cute Stenite !eihe, no man m tBbebaee1t c5er
. d. merse ipiirt, D6er mt
Grippe. Sipbtterie. b5itr Safe,
i@!;rinerl Sulteu, S~eliertelt,
@aueu=&clit, unterletbsD,
%Sungel., 2ebers u. Htsret,. Gntj inbiing.
peer nit Sa!sbrdunc, Sal8tntStnbuna,
@etielfteber pber INIT s~ieuralsie,
6ppfmeb, !Sabi,., SbteniGmersea,
pter nit 2eneeuubeI,
&pdcnitmer3 Rbeun,atiSmus
Dlrdtal. gbclera Mlcrtus,
Nubr, Dcarbpuutss,
Btud,i6ieeu, grau fbet u.
Grdmpfen
Seslaat III. Gte Hrtpenbun8 oen O a
&eabb ReItef rpirb Did, bon btei,u geidtuer.
ben III ser ,1limnlisen BORN btunen einteea St,neen
furiren.
beumati8m 8. - Oisfes jfmsr,bafte
ncbd bat ten seididirlisn Geretsn u. beliebtehei
Mditeln getro5t- rs III an, SGpicrisften sl bebar.
bein; aber Or a b Is U ca ReItef bat
nod itets BEN qsteenben ~iOfortise @rlsiateruns psrs
fdant uuo in allen S6uen ben afutenl, ,erttlu6iiden
peer %nerpblen1 Ebealnatismus cine eaueinee SetIuus
le,ptr.t. (Yet Grpuiidem 8beun,at,smus U. @iGl
telie Wabwa9's 8etnt8unBS-S Srup
has iosenannie &~enppattn9 &etploent
EeteI benz Reabp &eItcf eeeraudt perten.)
Bel aIeu 9rusuiifett sa baben.
Ssets: SO @ts. pro 5laf4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
aennrrtne Der Gabrten!
Die neue Sempfers
fzFnslasSsfS Git.tp


ra6 Der Bcfur8 Monroe II. Rortplt,
g~eter4tRE.8 Il. ri d M st6,
an NOrfOlt an Die uNrCFe Regaslri8c @t0inia>Gshz
neiie: Gticnbatn", bic .iest in tbter Genjtu Gauge er-
Bifn't IN, itt anitliefcro.
braUdt 18 SnnOtn Bon Baltimore Bis
YstersbuTq. ga
(Durt Petersburg Gprhbu q. 8riItpL Srpreiac,
Chattanooga, E~afSoue Wtemrbts, Az SbationcgBa
rbcr GaItpn nd auidlitBCHS, mad Gtania, O|aseu,
Columbus, WuntsenCr9. Wcb,ls u. yieip- Orleans
uno Al petsraburS i'd ben Ooda6ocH nad goIt8,
torp', 0tttCu. @ilwir8ipn gtdlCtab u. Gallon h8
@gecR&bo'c' II. Charlotte ar jd'Ie6elo.)
Sic 9aUnpier Gtr ucasn Hinie
fobrer non : pe0r'G gGsrfte, jub ben @dDftr.,
tdGlt& C< Snnia3s auS5cncEIItsn) NahHttttass b
ubr al,
sic ant Gle ntV unS ~oerbnnteu tIrG auBerrrbcnt-
ljtC GJHclistejt ibrer @alatt. rDoiu rian fb bic
Eci:en Ii ihn.aRen &UNicri.HB Ganpitr sum Jfuitsr
GCTrrlmcT.
Its reie Gtnte teitett aus f~nGgentcn e]tcpantsn Gel.
tcrroo Oanriegn bic nit GaiprS II. G1iHtcu iur
@tn'eiFet ienea nnS SaniIieI 8lanSeuo GSsaefat!st
itu5:
George scar ~, GaYt Nlotcran;
rSame5 z. Brady, Gapt. 9eESis.
Stsihlteben I'D ben f~rad)ttasA I1npicrn
N<g Of Ni!tjnorO". Cart. Stona9dT,
cu. Sic ~6cia5rcu zen 5an,Sfius nur ten Fd1 itcr,
icSaf Eaiia9tsIe nit G}uSc eie SGou;u,, 0ui5 GAP
Vro artsrc irt,rcTanlc Ylntie bciebcn t6nnGit.
Ole Gniel ~ nit 2ltn 0eltiatsAelt hes NPartts8 BIZ
feHt uno itsht teiutr Spttl-Silj'e rad. Grct err hcat
NUGii'Im B~tprtsneN @cqucnltdtetttn, bcr @Issan5 ter'
GiUrtGtgas, Ger Si&erbstt u. RaiGbdt Der SobrtSs
Nne bic E~aNrpreie uift b6Eer. ais 6ct arfeyn &inien
DCFc DamSier itcaen nit ben ~cie9aNten DGn;picca
Ter ieu:n Srte r06 I~IGttbelps Grurtg, GhenGli6is
uuo eIcH eReeyr fnnftgt aui Ger UailGtt G5rrc pou
va, Ionic nit ben QGHlpieru ta1 IeIrtern, @ecntofr
gIHanoutA L. ou'H aaSsrn YIGten NCro'earcliRa's III
Geybtnonl1,
n1- g%afagiere rtrStn pgue beipu6vrs 8cr9atrnq
YIN Y. rods ou$tl DcpqtS gtbrabt mo tit Sepia
%tCitcHfrct umnctOber.
SaBrgelO yen @altO, rad Der 8sltuus Itsnrcs 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

GES8@ BseBsn sraaifeil.
Is atRsn nslle 2t9bt prss 8irsiuio;
AZ n IL Casts ytousb urb IieatG.
f,Erg z 100 Kitten Qri9bt N}D. 5taItabade,
YENE btcett aus !00rliOte Gpnn.;
stne 8rpse Bdrtte ausSesc,dnsteS Gpnrecr
ttelit ~seso-Dedtiett IN 500 Sis. no yin.
G)Cs9lel@en llWioae u. @iuldae aus ~ocristten Queuc
Inh BON i~clgsuer @itie 16-25 SIS. BIC gfo.
cue Sprttn bon S1it & dr', @iiieu'S II. Bii6cf'S
&auatabsGeu Sa ben biatSlteu pleieu Oet bsu Sicfen
q. Wu9e8,
Nf. |. GGo-HreSertdItr.
ne Sci Y. TidaeS fnbet man eIes6fau8 itci8 bi,
tsiieI 9GSaaas unb etit4eim!iten ai8arrtn III btai9er
Rrctitn. (gcp. 20. 6 Nft)
StGttersEabaRl
Seute erbielt Id per Steamer bon Tstrs }Dctt cine
gartte UnneetteIt- Sre6 ben au89cSeiGnet 9atcr 0Ja.
ittat, peIden ib leBr btiis sum 8Crtaufs ontste.
99 NJ, DnuG.
(63-70) Sir. 45l, 9peits BalttntpreIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

Die ,Wsarplane Sire Gnjuraues
@omDaue con Baltimore"
cat thr Sireai ~rorIaufie mad, Der
Tprewet'Gde ppn SecDnbir. u. Ertpr,
lett's aGeh,
bi9t nebet benz neuen WarnGrzGebdntc, Der Ioft
s~c5cnase,.
oerIs9t,
Sieie Gou,pasuie beftt Gin btheurteabsB Gapt!at,
oeriitert ale SGrten @isentburn In Der Stabi II. aut
6eul 3anbc, retafeiurirt &aufmaanssiisr II. (. {. oui
elm Sabr pbcr f%itrsere 5rtit Su 9initscn 9ebinguuse.,
une itelt anf E~erlan9eu I'm erp abrsnb9 d {.
ttgeppIt zen aus,
sos. g. s. ambIetcn, prd{.
Dtrcttprtum:
etarlet W 9erb CD u &obiniOu
Sra 6 eaniteib & @arrp
ebaIles s Batter Mueu " @bopnau
Sob eanipteu Sob StcGmonu
Z u Sornblelcn SOB U SeclnIuer
pu8b U 9rp2er @arl esilter
(37-) Spiepb Il, ItInpr, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
IL SEal aDE8t8 far gtnipaa6srtr ln6
GkS14s.%4 9~tetieueel
@Vtp0TniD p0n !3eit, @elb II. G%nsfernuna
6urd Die
uSaitimores5bio Gifen6abm"'

nab allen SteIeI bee Q8cfeG8,
nber PETERSBURG unb ~ aTtstta Ober
D. RteeItMg 1t. eoIumtu8.
2ie baltimore bip.@ ~lcHbabE" bietet bent r%eiiert-
6sn FHelitlut bic tetcn Wortbetlc IL gtr8 euf
SiH8tet Seqienlt9tett Sihctteit pAuEsjHtctt II.
GonDett Der S%cenetie'n ioeaB tie rem te.n I arberH
%abH N oitlrm eanSe itbertrUiien pi5h, Tieis 9a6n.
poin al!9ntlteu Wiecre 0HS0ete7b. il aleIic aus.
etoeg2nislie Etnie. g%letdiett!g ober CT ! tt ~ti!Seite u.
idneQite uuo sebCr bic bilt1Ilc T,A!t tfr be Reifer.
6ui nso1 ocm S0eitcn. Gle EtHt StlebIea 'eHIe',, fs gu
berugen.
DicI!sniG Eifsrrun3 Sctl Baltimore Ga9
CINCINNATI:
uecet VdlterSblr9 . $50 WetIeu.
II geUiocco Il. 0heelln3 .........236
" @orgt5bnrg II. @ilIG6uTg .......G50
Gur1 bic UtaftCttas Ylnic . ....,,..... bg5
cine @%riparnib ali Der gntfertuna ucu i15
Gnrh bic So!rntbW8 2iHte ............ $50
tine 9riparrtB an bcr &rtfernIT1 rem e5
9tctitnoc, ns!Ns ore .SaltmcTes SbipsGiIrnba6r"
%btnr3en, ieGen bic 9teife tn IL Io3e iutit 1t. iQhr,t
III gDa1en, TIE aAf rug stl,rbe9uemite u. nit geppi-
ftCTlen Sip:r ctnseriGtct iln6.
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Gftnc IN CgeutsrrfdcNr

-, sTtac DO 8eNt5TWEdFMe
tpirb ra& Spitem ge9cn plGbttGG S(riaua
splocmiider uEb nnTteden0cr Sraufteiteli
ifitsen uuh Tcbr llebci 6eiier. ats nenr
man bu,bcEt 8pI!orS fit onDcre gIe5t,
siaeE cher d~r5tlit9c %fcse
allSaiebt.
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sssioneS &tgarrsnbaue,

sssiS1eS &tgarEsrbaue,
TGnep,gaptsr, 2absl5, 9ranpe &c. u.
In GROCER auspaBI bel
Spfep5 SGrBbsr,
t247-) Re. 81. sr6anae PLACE. nabs SoH.bfr.
Il! EamtAba:s III
200 Siicn her ietnitsH B'r8in's- u, @.ftern fau
sabads btlt8 bet
(A-) ~. 81. &rtouse 9'ace, nabe Sou:bftr.
&aoaaa.GabassI
$50 gancs ernsitns tirstt &c, Steau,er, ipeldhe. i'm
utttb Statss 5pnoeS anarebOais obtr Dutp bs:ab,i,
u biaigem Brs,ie euptistIt
gir. 81, erhunGs gIa.c
(248-l nate Scn!bfr.
Gcmnecttent GeepskahaGi
400 giitsu Der ieiniieu ~garspper, llmbiatt II. gtn-
iaae empHns ipeben une cserirt In sroscn Ii. tisinen
Partte'n al BieSerctrtsuier nnb tsi ~etn,elnsn ttitfn
SSfepb S6rbber,
Er.Sl, Grbanse Bsase,
(24o-) nabe Scutbiir.
saresGNbGfI
80 Sasea l. luo q. sHtt, idSn prn Aualitai uno
Slatt, etnpftns bcule per Sisarter unb ~enipHe9!t ~
S,ataeu gretIen Spterb S6rB6tr,
t243-) Vi. 81. Grdarse Bfate, nahs sput9sr.
eoeben srssttens
gpsr.ctteat 5,sb fine-s
nnb ,um @ertaaie bi CO. $. 8~oTentas,
uS2-) sDrboea-sSs onu stotles- u, gratiRt
25e ffiftcn Gpnu. %eee
~&eafpSGbag.
SO Sailsr S~aDasnG
cs5ea erapianscn uro gum 8erIanle bil!3 lei
". 2. Scientns,
-. A. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

So babt sSere Gr. / Dtafhiue bet pcrfdletsnem
CHutr.rt ~ior8iSIst9 II. ~sriinSltt probirt unb ertIdre
se sine 9atbern fir cine febr ocr3delt6e
a'afttRe. Gle erbeitct raid u. esriuf0!c5 Ii. licfsrt
Elm rctlto III III tnes G tI6Srbett.
q. . On II III, SGub- II. SticisIs Eabritant,
VT. 70, Gtnncciptitr., 9Rtsa0o, SUI
Gs, az SuII 1ggS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

GG8 QIipeiIebte
tsZI.tocG : attasGgEz
ssGEsr 9 SsadrH.
Sratsn=Gtbsa.
&~=Gtet-OcEcs,
8tins
&etrer- GuGrb@e
E5af-Gi6ae aGcr 5cT!sE
fet GerrrE.
1rs.ii1c
siusssNrGde fur SsrTsr,
SrdUSii;be
EatrEfe isr SerTsEs
Triiblo9rg-
Ebserbds fis Ssra'
%dlru0rAe
E.hhe;sn IL: ssy!ti
9Scoc- BGEtatpES
tat aEstEa
II brEesa
oai bia.
cGc
itppgits 2aags
tcn
Esrreu
nnD
STaber p +SfiSrra
tr orr start.
i3wie risea
Gatsssitt4er 8GTrdt5
zen
G4Gc5ati&gCsi
far
Ruri65B ST5cit,
EeS su GER ssreH, scuu 9p.ssreiig.-
In
Mshruber @nsisa 81 tFpme9g
WGrmDTlGl;sn > RieiDcrmGgG,im.
s-l Rr. a.. Net = fcIninSrsJT,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

Sbr 8roBe %trsbtTerte 3Gbrtfanttt- WaIdtns 1T bic
teae fir Sdncioer, bic ID ls tenugt, uuo i'd haze In
pTs'ncm gSitatte in I sSabrca cine Yisrse M9i6tncu
prrtr!. spaS Saubfrtett, Dausrboftiofett u.ireIteS
Irbcstsa 0ntslanSt, 1T lie untbertrpIieir.
Gront Davenport Sleicfrbdnb(erz
ratnoet bgteI", ct. eouts, Hlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

Gin f6eubltGer Dpppef.
nj o rb.-Sn Douglas County, Nic., too.
tete elm sewtfer Bm. Gple am 10. b.
lstne Srau bara stnen SAub In zen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02
@oebsn srhatfrnt
EEitcn tGnnn. &eeD

tpn1jt9 Sllttti
g~csrsettest Stgb Stness
nnb ,iu @ertnufe bei @. s.. BoIentah,
CS2-l Rpfhneh-9Sk enn shatl.s- u. gratllr.
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gcmnecttcmt @eepsxabeFi

80 Se6en !. urb q. Satt, SdBn bpr Aualiiat uno
slatt. einpfins beule per Sisarrer unb ~tmpFe1It AZ
Statsen gretitn Seierb S6rbbtr,
{243-) Sr. 81, Grdnarae Blate, nahe gput5sr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-02

-H1
2Sl-l 9~aItimorc
Stnger's Nab=M a dine!
GAmetber, G5nemGber,
Alsts @Seiteuntaher,
Sofeansader unb
ale Anoern,
tDstGe Stttaer'S SSafAtne
benlten,
HnS einit'n,mig In tgrer gr:taraits, bag tgr Gei53i.
um
500 Rrp3ent
auo arcr'annten @o,SlGIiafsit Ser
SetteE u t}arai!ien=atdb=W njdiuer
t.lb unlcret Mr:2 I;abrte= WlGid,;peu.
int Itbttt jc6et Srt unb Sorte. llnicre Wfaid,tneit
q II NJ n, Dettch l6la9eu nm, ndbeu
Sprte IL. II 6ta.9 { II, Ste6er us
a m nj EN-. bebtW u Il u, {. ~, iia6 ,,par In Der
spatpnlnelitsil Gctfei gno ~ctrfagei ~uien,aiS ben
DisEft - gserit @usr @eiS i'm aniauie ocn n a DIS
6 c N q d. I II, unbetaEntsn II. wertbs
LoieA. 6tneu rldt meg, fpneern itaft
@iidl lo'prt etne I'D tie Sin5er'i6sRa a.
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Congressional. ,al ss2 n
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1865.

.sG WASHINGTON, June B, 1866.
The Selats's reconstruction resolution
passed that body to-day, by ayote ofyeas
80, nays IL. The nays were Cowan. Da-
Wis, Doolittle, Guthrie, Hendricks, John
SON, McDougall, Norton, Eddie, sauls-
bury and Van winkle. The following
we're absent: Brown, Dixon, Nesmith and
Wright. l@'a "a n" 'r2a2H" srit1aq. hs,,
The Anal report Of the Reconstruction
COMMITTEES setting forth the reasons for
the action Of the majority wss read in
both Houses to-day. g '>1Ha' ',7at' ON
The conclusions oi the committee brief
IL are ss folLpws: ha"4"I '"i saol, t, =
That the people Of the South proved
themselves Insurgents and traitors, and
forfeited all their political rights and pri-
vileges: that the so-called Confederate
States are not entitled TO r.presentatienin
Congress; that ere allowing it, adequate
security should be required from them,
andthis can only be found in such chan
ges of the organic law as shall determine
the civil rights and privileges Of the citi-
zens in all parts 81 tn. Republic; that re-
presentation should be on an equitable
t,asis; q stigma should be affixed ON trsa-
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"S7errit smith ON Davis.

] -
~" Mr.. q, rrit Smith has. addressed let
ter to Mr.. Chief Justice Chase, urging
that there exists no Constitutional night
10 try jeff mon Davis for treason. he
SAWS: "Your Court administers the Con-
stitution-not the law Of war But nei-
thsr Jefferson Davis nor any at his fellow
ryolutionjsts are under the Cohstitntion;
nor have they been. since the contest
they embarked in became q civil war.--- :
They are under the law &c war-under
4 the law Of the conqneror as exclusively
~. would be Mexico, we're il she, instead
of the South, chat we have conquered. -
In saying erclasioely, do not forget that
nur governmental action Ia TO the con-
trary. But this hybrid sction-this weak
and cowardiy vacillation between the
ts,nstitution and the law Of var-this
dealing with the South, now nndsr the
one nnd now under the other--proves no
thing bnt its own absurdity. The Soutf,,
il peace between her and the North is re-
stored, Is again under the Consultation.
Eitis not restored (and her non.repre-
sentatipn in Congress aud onr troops IN
the midst of her NJ. among the things
which prove it i not. then is she still
under the law Of was. undsr this law let
her be punished for her violations ofthis
iaw-bs it or starving our piiscnsr rs. for
assasxinaiing our President, ior for slsueh.
tr,iag ON the battlefield our surrendered
p,Lmners. Under this Law, If they partie-
ipAted In any OF thrse esimts, let tren
her Davises ind Ssephenser and Lees be
tried ky any other than military court. |"
The South, N a conquered nation ACCORD
ing to public Law, and was 20 treated by
the Governmental during the vsr A civil
war h ons thing; m Act ot treason, cog
aniasbis by the courts,, another. Tu.try
DAyis for treason sitter four ysara of war,
would be 70 can in question our victory.
to outrage humanity. TO violate the spirit
Of the Constitution, to ALLEVIATE or to sad
dan opr friends ail over the would and to
sacrifice that hope Of rvstossd Union
which rests on impartial Justice toall men.
''''''aib a-----l--.-s-ssS----tt-7a E..-.
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an the isth inst, either In Mr.. Fyier's store os
~ Mr.. .stinson's saloon, SMALl. ehEEs
sII.K CMBkEIJ.A with bambo handle, r,rued
and. the finder wi be LIBEkALLY REWARDS
I'D by returning IL to the NEW soVrR once
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slaniders, issuing ffomf beautiful lips.
are like spiders crawling fom the blush.
i,,s L-art Of r1.e
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/, Increase in Ave mouths Of 1886 "A, l25
The total emigration Of 1856 was
lss,s47. In 1854 the year when the
heaviest emigration took place, the ami
vak numbered 8l9. 47. ''
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Aasissr, to,,ainissss.

~ 'f't' f-'Fl'Is't r.l4t
Gen Rufus Saxton, VIM. I. Reed,
Capt Jas. T. Low, Robt- I,essington
Capt. A. r. .Ketchum, Peter White.
Maj. n. n. Danilson,I. j. Wright,
Maj. N. Z. Delsny, John Haiuilt'n,
Capt. Robert Small, John Heacock,
i. g. Dudley, January Bythswood.
George Gsge, Abnsm Scott,
ID. G. Wilson, ghoms@ Sin,nops.
T. r. Ruggies, Frank Bsrbweli,
Kit Green, sd. Ben Willixms,
Demas Washington, Issac Garrett,
II. a Judd. 'bGoa Dick Wright.
Hastings Cant, - . ... ~.
10" e. @. DUDLEY. Chairman,
'''< sAM L. RARRIS, Ca&h;sr.
II. 7: HEWITT. President.
q. LANSING LAMBzRT. Secretary:
Principal Once, M. g, csdAs sases
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the public debt shalt not hereafter be in.
creased by authority of this or any pre-
vous acts of Congress, aud from and
after the first day of July next the In
terest un certigCates of deposit for TEN.
porary loans shall not exceed the annual
rate OF five per centum, referred TO ways
and means committee,
Mr., Dawson introduced the following
resolution and demanded the previous
question;
Ra'olrsS, That the United States can
not guarantee the bonds of the Mexican
or of any Other government without i'm.
pairing its own credit aud imposing new
burdens on its people
Rssolpe& That the true policy of the
United States IL in the language Of JET
fersuu, peace, commerce, ami homes.
friendship with all nations and entang
ling alliance with none
The House refused to accord the pre-
vious question, and debate arising en-.
resolution went over for the present
A resolution was adopted directing
the committee on pensions to enquiry
into the eXpedenCy and justice of pro.
viding by law for cases of officers and
soldiers supposed mustered 10y rebels
&c.
Mr. Randall introduced resolution
declaring, in the opinion of the House
that the representatives from the late
rebel states who can take the required
oath are, under the existing laws, emit.
| tied to their seats and should be ad.
mitted as members of the House.
The Speaker stated that under thu
order OF the House, the resolution should
be referred to the committee on recon,
! struCtiOu.
Mr.. Randall not desiring the reference
withdrew the resolution.
Adjourned.
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ST. PATRICK DAY IN New YORK;
The n Y. Times of Monday says st.
Patrick's Day was celebrated in that
city with much spirit. A procession
which consumed two hours in passing
the City Hail. composed of four regi-
ments of militia and all the Irish tenn
perance and benevolent societies, was
formed in East Broadway at noon, and
reviewed by the Mayor and Common
Council in the afternoon. At ST. Pat
ricks Cathedral Archbishop Met .oskey
celebrated solemn pontiflCial High Mass,
and Bishop Lynch Of Charleston deliv
cred a glowing panegyric upon st. Patri-
cius Patrick. Solemn high mass was
celebrated ia other Roman Catholic
churches.
A Fenian mass meeting was held in
the afternoon in front Of the Presiden-
tial mansion Of the sh-American Re-
public in Seventeenth street, and in the
evening the orators and others banquet
ed at DelmoniCo's and the MaisOn Do
rec.
Brooklyn for the first time In many
years, celebrated separately, and the
Irishmen of Hudson County, New Jer-
sey, united in grand demonstration in
Jersey City.