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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-12

HtysS.. August q, 800
The French steamer Ia France arrived here the 9TH
aud leaves to-day for Vera cruz wth hundred and
twenty hundred and thirty troop, tor tho Foreign
Legion
sASGiIAS's DEPARTURE ,pStrrGD ms sassp-.
Az the Daniel Webster leaving verz Cruz the Aus
corvette Dandslon steamed out from her snchoags
Green Island Gse miios tho port in the dTec.
ton OF Alvarado II Tunorcd that the vessel
take board some Austriaus who bad arrived on the
coast Alvarsdo
While the mperialists the French, well the
Church Earty sd that HE Majesty The Emperor ncnded
TO take his departure Tor Europe With all the dignity due
10 his rank, the rsoical liberals loud in their
mark thai he would run away; hence rumor
that his Majesty ,yn4 10 e-rnpc from the aboard
probably II Alyarafo
some AUSTRIAN Officers whn have suivcd here stnts
for Europe openly thai Max sill lcsyc once
Among Tho pssergers ~ the Daniel Webster arr some
contractors Who, having settled their accounts with Ia.
Imperial Mexican Railroad haze discontinued Their
ncctiou with tho line, and bound ror home.
The yellow fever had almost disappeared from yora
Cruz there were only Sumo hrtcen ces n The h,sptal.
great ruaIty people safrsums and aguc
snnggin was carried IN 10 glc5t extent II he Vera
Graz Custom House and if az the reports arr irue
gr"st many 81 ihe epploycs mn.t ," raniS anus ~,
wealth
-Er2uky rInmisn.D Nfwsr.uR r. HsyASs
Soon after tho steamer Es.e sot out ~ quarantine a.
this port . package scsn ili inn q suns
sdc and tho cusiom Houne officer % daty nspec'ing 4
20 he something cantfRbsnd immediately st1ca iho
package which turn.d ont ~ contain several numbers
Ia Ios ~ aa~rscl paper pnbllshsj n A@w YORK n
Spanish the introdnctuD 81 NhiUh iN pron0iiei here
rhc hohianan untnedntely catred oil 70 prs t9i
bong concerned the aralr and it 4, runurei 4'st
other parties sasr.cid " bang concerned hatc Firei
= similar tate
oainx - III" quarantine nut upon vs. ~ ffom Ne"
81 f4AfsgN FaaY
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Mws fsoa sosTs rLs),iS,

NHNfTfryS, Auvusf tt tssS
the ARE Ferr st~sm H0ar end gram mia ~ red 10
AinN nahsin wefe destroyed so.Aay Issa 40 Wo ~
insurance t -
Asjor General John Palmer, ~ Ifnno.s A. ~ O.
f~gIes has bsen relieved ~ order " the .serear ~
VA fou daay - president q nc general cours naartaI
10 ths city
The eguu remains sesson, and vlll soon pro<e.d "a
The w.Al ~ Isesi Haya~e A. Al a M sasssea -
sr-a hHs fev 'rssl fryw ebsss~sp. scvlh cssctra
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IntrrnaI Rrveunr Recript~.

Internal heNeuur NfrctH-.
Tho receipts from internal revenue to-day
1851 5.5 and for the voek cnding to-day 81 is20l5
4 New Collector Tor the Third District.
calvin H. pstt aas beon appointed Collector ~ Inter-
AL Ieycpae Tor The Third District ~ Nov York, the
~ncs aled by Bousn. plblisher .. ~ New NcrK
sSps,ss,,Ef WHO i femoTcd.
The Thr.cl. morton Government IN T.Ns..
- official bifoEasllcn has YET been received hsre %
sns h-urrrsiion of Ne fhrckmsf'on Government IN
TeIae
''.rt The torisni--ioncr Rrsprrtins
- ~ auction -nfe-.
~ N''u'h'f-"h- ~ Internal Revenue has gF.itsn
- loh'" ihs rspeci'av tAe iax oa auction sllos
Prinr ~ the date ~ hn r II, ~ LA. ~ IA. IA So.
held that saies made ~ aur.nraers i,r aelss, m xea
ntise oaieers, or Tor executor ~ .t,oirt.t,t., vso
hable - iav iu the same fasnres. = sss go. M, bey
person The Law hns beru au.rls4 .na 1, 4. n.y t.l
that The fa1es n arctl0neefs w,de II, A., N, ~,,,n,
thc p'feNns ar uflnNrs above .peaNpd ~. .4 tAt NJ
fAV saee Au4p#i A. u.N, lte when ,e 49,. s.t
fuoN afer'
Norr -ursran- Npnird IA sr,, 0rl..,.
MAJOR aau VII Ha.rd ssss con, n lssingrr n rt,t
men Anair 'or EoUssns. fee.rsphs u the Comm.
s'oner hs,c tvo sdasna turseon. dcsilea cof atv
IN New 0reans wih .a ht.s delay u possiblc I, Y
Gought the rt4aiaton maae re tho nurpose N NEE.
any necessity uheh may pgt II the lrerssps,cs
of choera III bal
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nj c X | @ O
Maximilian Expected to Leave
in a Few Days.
His Friends Claim that He Will Depart with
All the Dignity Due TO His Rank.
suspicious that lie Is Trying 10 Steal
Away from the Seabeard.
ALARM OF THE FRENCH IN VERA CRUZ.
Maximilian Chooses His War and
Finance Ministers from Mar
shall Bazaine's STAFF.
ALARM OF THE FRENCH IN VERA CRUZ
YELLOW FEVER iBiTING IN VERA GglI.
&c. &c &c.

The steamer Daniel Webster, Captain Bolgar, from
Vera Cruz the 3lst ult via Havana 9th in arrived
t this port yesterday our thanks due u Mr. webb,
purser for prompt delivery OF d-spachss md les
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7 He G A 3 | ( !.

AsrY BAY, August n sPA
The steamer that carries the cable news mas detained
here until this morning by heavy storm. shc Is there
fore not due back here until sunday morning
at eight o-eln.k
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me following tables we're compiled ty Ees l.. Dor
chester for /io's Herdid--
COMPARATIVE vew ~ rp-rIAuos oF rIE rNrFn
sr.rla An ~ rur SuNEEn ~ olsMuucAsis ~ 4i,E
t7lgauAx rHrFcH sgAKs lsoo, is32, 1850 AND
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POLITICS IN THE WEST.
spEclAL IllEaRaM 10 1gE ktM Yoak AfsaLu

The Canvass Commenced in Earnest Illinois,
Indiana, lowe, " i>ran-in aud Missouri In a
Nbirl of Excitrmcnt-A soldiers Mass Con-
NenIi"n 80 -. Iaui~ Lieutenant General
sherman saws he " III MOI Attend ~acb Gath
crna~, Ae.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
COZ fosrmss mossot CORRESPONDENCE.

4 severe tsic Departure af The Phiiadct-
phin Yacht Visitors Injunction Granted
train-f the National ENrr.~- aud Trans
portnfton t.nipan,. As.
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Gus HayiNA CORRESPONDENCE.

HtyAS. August o. 500.
The French steamer Ia France arrived here the 9TH
aud leaves to-day for Vera Cruz with hundred and
twenty . hundred and thirty troop. tor tho Foreign
Innn
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-12
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &C.

Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c.
EoUR THOUSAND lbs. pure WHITE
~ LEAD.
205fgalions Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil.
10p gallons Spirits Turpentne. :. B.
With full assortment Of Dry and Ground
Pants, consisting in part Of Chrome
black, Lampblack, Litharge, Venetian Red,
Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Umber,
Sienna, Yandyke Brown, Prussian Blue,
vermIiiion, Black Lead, Pumice Stone, Pa
tent Dyes, &c.
A full assortment of Carriage and Furni-
tnre Earniehcs, Japan Window Glass. Paint
Brushes, &c. For sale low by
Sept 6 J. & T. H. AGNEW.
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SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB And The BLIND.

WE are pleased to announce to the pub
w lic that arrangements have been
perfected Tor the resumption of the exer-
cises cl! OF this we'll known institution, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 1ith Of November next.
ray pupils will, as heretofore, be charged
@ aiou IN specie, or ITS equivalent, per an
mum, FOR Board, Tuition and all other
attentions, except physicians bills. Those
unable to pay tho whole or any part OF this
sum, can become participants OF the Iecis
latlve bounty, by making application to the
commissioners, or to either of the sub
scribers
The following is y list of the officers Of
the institution:
Board Of Commissioners.
Gov. j. L. ORE, Columbia, s. c.
Chanc'r II. ID. LESESNE, Charles'n, S. C.
Judge 7. n. DAWKINS, Unionville. 8 g
FACULTY.
department for Dear and Du,,.I
n, +. WALKER,
Pnor. j. NJ. HUGHSTON.
Department for the Blind.
J. S. HENDERSON,
MRs. L. G. w. HENDERSON.
MArRoN-MRs. NJ. L. WALKER.
Parents and guardians desiring To place
their children or wards under our charcc
where their lifelong affection, though n.
curable, can be greatly mitigated, and
where they may be prepared, by moral, in
tcllectual and physical culture and train.
ing, to become useful and happy members
OF society, should make immediate appli-
cation, as the number received for the pre-
sent will necessarily be limited
Cy order. of the Board of Commissioners.
j. $. HENDERSON,
n. T. WALKER,
+---- <.F ,.- Ass1ciate Yr;rc;no,
Cedar Springs, Spartanburg District, s.
c., Sept. !, 1866 Sept
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NEW AND GRAND Epocu L; MEpIr.yr.
DR.. MaSgiel is the founder of a new ln:d:-
cal system! The quantitarians, whose vast
| internal doses enfeeblc The stomac!, aud
| paralyZe the bowels, must give precedence
| to the man who restores health and appe-
tltc, With from one to two of his cxtraordi-
nary 11lis, and cures the most virulcnt
sores with box or so Of lis wonderful and
| al-healing Salve. These two great speci
ties OF the Doctor are fast supersedng all
the stereotyped nostrums Of the Gav. Ex-
traordinary cures by Maggiel's Pills and
Salve have opened the eyes OF the public TO
the inefficicncy OF the (so-cancd) remedies
or Others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended. Maggiels Pills ar,
not OF the class that are swallowed by tj}c
dozen, and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two OF NIaggicl's Pills sullccs 10
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite and drcndcr the
spirits light and buoyant. There is no
gripping and no reaction in tho form OF con
stipation. Ii the liver is affected, its tunc-
tons are restored; ana if the nervous sys-
TEN is feeble. it is invigoratcd. This last
quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous
ana cruptive diseases arc literally extin-
guished by the disinfectant power of Mag
a.'ers salve. In fact it is here announced
that MaggieFs Bilious, Dyspeptic and Dior
rhded Pills cure where all others fail While
Tor burns. scalds, chilblains, cuts and all
abrasions Of the skin Maggiers .Salre is in
islhole: Sold by J. Maggiel, II Pine street,
New aork, and all druggists, at 25 cents
per ooA' July % 1y
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BATCIIELoH's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World.
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
Produces Immediately a splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injurinS the l:.::
or skin. Remedies the Ill effects OF Lad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
Is signed William A. DatcAclor. Nso, RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILIL
FLEURS. for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct % 1y Kew York.
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Eustard! Mustard
Circular Saws.

A FULL assortment OF best quality
IN Cast Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from 4
to 81 inches in diameter, just received and
for salr low by J. 4 7. r. AGNEW.
.Iunc u;
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-12

Spades, shovels and Manure Forks.
E0 DoZ. AMEs' SPADES aud sHo.
CO vELS.
and Shoveis.s f.s.
rs doz. Manure Forks, assorted qualities.
Just received and for sale low by
Sept 6 J. l. r. r. AGNEW.
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TERWILL1GER'6
FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.

YNHE undersigned havc been appointed
y agents for these superior SAFES.
These Safes are made with three tianpes-
all other safes have but two. They have
Powdor Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts are protected with plates of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
tho burglars drill and the insertion of pow
DER; i,.,,;1 Also, warranted free from dampness.
quality, they arc furnished at moderate
prices at least 25to 33t per cent. less than
HerrinGs and other makers, while the
quality cannot be surpassed.
A sample Safe can be seen at our store
and orders will be taken at New York
prices, with expenses Of Transports .ion
added, and no charge for forwarding in
Cnar!eston. j. I. Il. AGNEW
July
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-12
CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, Is asade from the
choicest materials, is mild ant1~sno:-
lient in its nature, fragrnntiy scented,
and extremely beAcficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March 2s1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-12

TAEE TINE By THE Fon,l.oc Tho
mlasma which generates epid mic fevors
is now rising in clouds under the blazing
beams Of the dog day sun. Every living
body, as well as refuse animal and vegeta-
bic matter, cmits unwholcsomc vapors,
and In crowded cities and the dense assem-
oiages which business and pleasure call
together, the elements of disease are
evolved. The pressure upon every vital
organ is never 80 great as in the second
and third months Of summer, and common
sense teaches US that these organs require
to be reinforced to meet it.
Wc hold our lives, so to speak, Oh .
repairing lease, and this is the season whoa
the process OF dilapidation is most raril
and repairs are most required. Therefore,
build up, prop and sustain the 1,o,cers OF ma
fu'e with that mighty vegetable rccupc-
rant, HosTETTER's BITTEns. lie WHO takes
it may be said to clothe himself in sanitary
mail, against which epidemic disease will
hurl its poisoned shafts in vain. This is
no gratuitous assertion, but great u.edi-
cal fact, attested by twelve years expo
rlonce in every climate OF the habitab.c
globe. Extremes of temperature always
disturb the functions OF the stomach. the
bowels, the liver and the skin. 1t is throu%l.
these that tho most dangerous malaliea
assail us. Tono them in advance witi.
HosTETTER's BrTrERs, and defy heat auI
maisua. Sep tG
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MARRIAGE AND CEi.IBACy-.,n
Essay Of Warming and instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers. with sue
means Of relief. Sent free of charge IA
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. !.
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard .,sso..::,-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug Is 3n!,
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4. SPECIAL NOTICES

The LAMP OF LIFE.-The glow Of health
a. and beauty is nowhere moro perceptiblc
and beautifully attractive than in, tho
ruddy, healshful, glowing, beautiful COM
plexion Of q. healthy person. Tho COM
plexion is radiant, and tho lamp Of life
burns brightly. so long as it is supplied
with pure blood. The Queens Delight and
sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is u
cleaning and searching medicine-giving
strength to the fcoble, invigorating and
restoring the old; cleansing and purifying
tho young. The Queens Delight and Sar-
saparilla is for sale by Fisher & Heinitsh,
pharmacists.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-21
Dcmtisbc Maitmn0en.

H" E.EtT- fsEEhtAsN q
8alped: Soeten iinr 3wei Connie,
broee aebaden.
Bldeburs: Delpwsbel GliBbose 1T
gum Seepnres lieutenant er,.annt nor,
ben.
Strelib /: Sc ilnb SO Glen blauts Sud
an9efauft rporben:
Die Nrnee ioQ ntu uniformirt rer1
ben.
3aunbur9: bier 1T Die 9ieferune pens
t@anallerie pferpsn auseelGriebsn.
Bremen Der Munittonsnaeeu uu,
ie,esigonttsents bat etue re.e tDsuditl
erbalten.
@oburg @otba On Der INorpoaerdnle
wirb EN- 3tlt aufgeldlaeen.
Mlten3urs: Cur Beftiisune pe6
S&lo0ss 1T etn Cad ppu Sanp ioeben
a%naefabren.
Meintneen: Das Stabsarat Com.
n,anbu eradn1t lein @trursii@es Befted
nit elmer Scnpe.
9ilsbursbaui.n: Gin 9aleiftetn trtft
loeben etn. m
2abed: Die xGitnbabn3ehune" yet
8efebl erba!ten: Ni@ts iiber Die Std,te BE-,
Mru,ee au fasen.
@eiu1ar: SIS miro tin 9eibbaular pie>
ber beritten 9eu1adt.
NaGau Cine Mnleibe ron IS Cullen
a'bt In Aueil@t.
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9@lis6li@ pouen MIR nod teuetsn.
bae itbt Gur@t baS Redt Der 3oblunB
por $3.50 ~ perlitrtn. In Sale unielt
8ereattn Anlpr1@e an bnS pot, urs Ii.
wobnte 2anb nt@t 9eparbt9t uerbeu.
8dnjll& I1se8rdubtt II, ba:
nDas pom un6 bemobnte Qanb 0ou,
'perneuteut 2anb ,pnr, inel@es babur@ be.
tute(en 1T, bae, ba6 2anbatnt ~ 81. Yes
ter bteies Qanb al6 frfe ur,b etnlige Aus
tcritdt far BE llnttfb Statss In Ntnne-
fctd, an urs p%artpeift .fir ben Yreis BON
$1.25 per Adtr oeriaufte oper ale peim,
i1dtts ablieb, wofdr mir ote sefetlt&en
Dupllsate babfn, bae baber mir bif aleis
ntSen uno re@tstrdfttBsn Befber fnb,
UNI aue anbern Mniprl&s 70 LANCE als
AIteranlprQ9e betra@tft trerbslt udfTen,
ais nidt pom BEN benannten 9anbamte
bic. 3ufsarns elmer Aenberune an uns
srfol9t: Betanntma@un8en pom Seite
ber &tienbabn,G ompa9ntt t6nnen far uns
ut9t atab8etenb ltin."-Da bte(ss lebtere
ui6slt&erwetit Der Sal lein tam. 70 b.
ben tptr .nn6 ntuetpin88 oreantlrt unp
lecer Nanu tel bGs 3erj auf Dem re@ten
Gltdt bat, tpirb es freioefeqt, NIT an9abe
pes Yptamtss unb gpuntfes, uns beiiu<
trtte1 .unp folBtnbe grtldrun8 pon ibn,
iflbf unterf@rieten an une ein3ulenpen :
r9& srtldrt, pem 8eretn 8ssen bic ur,
s8tlegli&e Alnu,abuuB Der Minne(pta
!. rYaley Giienbabn gornpaSnie btiiutre,
ntsn. ale Gol8en 8eneinl@afli@ ~ tra>
.8en, uno In, Sale etnss ptp3sGes, MID
"fQr bic &often. nfdt ib%erftetgenb $25
"ptr Mann, perbinplt@ 3u unadeS."
Mperele: Granf Yidltr, eorre(p. Seer.
y. .. Mont8pmery, Sc Susur So.
unitrn Irtunpen In Cater 3ur Haa,
ri@t, baB mir tbre Mauler, bereits mad
Baibinetou etn9eianpt, fe baber ais Niit,
9lieper betra&ten. Dtejentsen nel@e Der
friberen M0uctatiun on8tb3rten. ,perpe,,
eriu@t bic &uditdnbe Der fr1bern Gin<
3abluns BON SIS un9tidnu,t t%in3uituben,
pie~priSeufaus fe I'M Gaue etnes Yrp;el.
lss bielen aQein aus3utdmpfen baben,
Bel&lcie n In Nlai1en Berlammlung,
ben 80. Stunt 1866. in 2arnee burSb,
County Sc Sutur, bic 8eebrte Staatsiet<
tun8 pom 81. Yanl unb Be@(elblatttr 3l
erfu&tn. bas 8orfsbenee LefdQfsf su
pnblf3irea.
Solepb peter s&uiB, Yrdf.
Grant @tdler, @orreip. Seer.
Grant 9etl, S4aBmeiHer.
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Self bee eaeens.

b. --HAeNs1 - -EEtLE @LEEE.Z Eg.A ElEL@HEH4
go t5nnsn MIR tielen better finteu,
alS IN Btl@laGen, eefa6t pom elmer
Convention pom Sournaliften2
Cine fol&e Convention fam a,n 6.
unit Z. y. 30. in; Sadion. MiG., fat
uuo mir 9eben biermtt etnen Mue3ua aus
ben 8d&llltn berlslben. d. @4ss
SIN ber; Ginlettung ia9fa Die Germ
ielbR. ta6 mai, Die Meinun1 IN Der prefle
ausseortdt. aQseu,ein als bfn Ausbrud
eer 8olfsmeinunB betra&te unb .aus bie>
fen @runte f1bltn &c I'D seprunaen, itre
%,ptrtboouen Anf&ten BET faunenben
BELT prtiswsebeu. Sie bef9lpftn pes.
balls: HIS 81, 43t5.
1. Dab jspsr Grsuub btr ger.&tta.
lett, bee Griebex6 uub bes 0nten BiQsns
BITE Yft&t babe, Die NeecnRruet,uspoli.
ut Sobnfons aufe @dru.Re III uuter.
f1sen. ,4ya55..
3 DAT Ne IN ben, 1beil BET scr.
ttottensn. republitauil@en partet, welde
Jest BON Gunner, Stepeas uub.. 0reelep
8sleitet pirp, eta,a bireeten Beria@ ftben
lmextpdrpiSe Spra&e bas, BE ytputlts
tanif@.n 9runpidts auf wel9tu uui,re
Batter BE 9e. Staare, aufaetput tatsa,;
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81 { E 4 E 8
biS Uvetta q, 20. Suit.

Sob ldlob .an1 Donnaltaa In Nfws
yovt IN 1905.
Martmiltan bat cine Dsrorpuune In
fe..,trr ffbren ..3dntIe" pttrcirt, plraus
folSe jeoer Greute. Der BEN Weboriam
asstr feline Re9ttrunB entlaat unb Sri,
f,nju.tttel na@wsifen fam. "a Stunten
s.@ fttner Anfunft IN Nsrieo B1raer
wiyb. Die 2ibttolen baben Matamoras
erpbert. War unb ber fran35fl9e ytar.
f9al Bajatne finb aussefuuen.
Sn BrootIYn i&luS Der 8ib in
cine Sstlfatrtt unit petutfa&te bte Grplo>
flon BON A Dampftedtln, roburG cine
fur@tbare 8ermlauna u. $4,000 S@a>
bel. orBeri@tet tpurbe.S
Tenbel@en penbsetpn, 2ittlt
Mdds re@ttr Bauer btt ben, lebtea prdz
Observation-Disclosures 1T einer be-. fir bic
philadelphia @onnention, pom Der Obio
Dtmofratte, ernannten Dele8atfn.
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Solepb Yster S@miB, Yrdf.
Granf Yidler, @orreip. Seer.
Grant 9stl, S4aBmeiftr.

nnterperM # "&rtes
tn @btbpYean", dGbert fi@ bic
uSbeboysan 3ettune" wte folst : nNidts
1T tntersGanter, ols Mbents pem Debatz
ttren, Diseutirer, Di5putiren unp Mreus
u,entiren in un(eren @alon6 iber ben
beutl1en Rries susub5ren. Da 8tbt Is
9eute, Ipel4e SeRerret@ ober Yreuben
ODER ben beutidsn Bunb NIT eineul Geutr
pertreten, tas 3npeilen pom etnem ber3tnz
nieften @n,bufiasmu5 fit bic epentueue
Sa9e 3euet. Sa, man 1T i@on 70 weit
0e9anaen, paB man li@ aud redt ber3baft
bur@tlppfte. Run bier 3eiat fi& lusar In
Mmerita. no cod fosmppclitii@e Anfi@s
ten pprber{9enp fein io4ten, 70 re@t BET
peut{Le Yartieularismus. Sober tit
preube, 6e7e Ssite1rei@er, &eube, 2i@z
tenfteirer U. {. No., letrer absr tein Deut<
l@er. 8irp .es in Deutlalano anpsrs
lein? 1rob Der bluu,enret&en pbraien
BON Ginbeit, Ginisteit unp Greibeit. tpas
pirb bas &elultat iein? @e8eniet't8er
3ab Der periaierenen "Nati6n&eu". oQ'
aeu,etne @9ld9terei unb nadber Elm 3u,
ftant, Ter nur bemeinensnertb 9etannt
perper fam. Der Deutl9e f4etnt nit
etnen 8o1t unperbs7erlt& 81 fem, neil
er. jebr 1tlten Don Der @er8anSenbeit In
politii@er B:iiebuns su prpfireh meib,"
46tet3u benertt Der Mfilmautee 6srolp :
Stud bier IN Milwautee Tam mon
ui&t lelten tts 8er3n1eens ~tbetlbaftie
1pttben, ben Gine, pper ben Nnbern fit
preuben prer Seterret@ nit 8etpaltt8
i9einenpen Mrsumenten pa:tet aebu1eu.
l@pBren, Fu4en, propbe3etsn, nit etnem
Dorte tauneeteberu ~ bSrtn. Dab aber
pieie 3unBenlbun9eu 9lei@ Nuu INT,
tpoaen Die 8etrefenoen nt&t etnlebtn uao
fe fi9e1 gu ber Sbnma&t tbrer @orte
turd lbetFlifsen 3orn unp ni&tsbe>
beutenee Detlamationen, aud nod eth
9rcbe8 Auantui1 BON 2dderli@fett. Die
Sbebpysaner 3eituna If freilt& tn &e@t,
wenn tie BON ben Deuti&en In Nntertfa
uerlanst pab lte ben alien partienlarlS>
INNS %perse0en, :. ). fi9 ni&t uetr ais
Yrnben, Seftenet@er, Batern, &eub>
S9leib : @reiber uper 2obenfetner, lcn<
Germ al6 frete Deutl9s Mmerifaner flblen
aber @ielen ftedt bic i@war3wetbe
cher 1dmapeelbe &rantbett nod in cen
Die bet @eteBenbeiten, wie bic
teBt9e 1T, r1ebr ODER minoer befli9 au5>
bri&t, aSer MQes in MQsu senommer
8eldbrli@ 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-21
ju jertsrtn uub auf ttren Ruinea Fl,
toniolicirtes @d& ~ 8rdnttn u.

8. Due ft ole Bdrser bes Morbens
cbsr .GapenS pbne Madf&t auf beren
politit auf's ber3li&1e untttfdben tpouen,
pel&e bic Notbuenbiettit einltten, ba6
mai. bic pplitif&e Ma@t Der Re8ieruna
aus ben 9dnben elmer a%swiiienloitn polis
ttf@en Mebrbeit In Gon9reb 1eiben
mlNe
Der faafte Btf&lue erbt sesen BE 20.
lttt:4en @s&te ber 6arbi9en unb be,
it&fe II eest, bic i@redlt@en rab,saIeu
3situneen ees Mososns eertatrl.
Balb. ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-21
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