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The PRESIDENT. Message in England.

Tho fresiuenps message In England.
President Johnson's Message to Congress, as
reported by the Atlantic cable in London,
ELECTED universal comment from the English
press, and has evidently produced very
marked effect on the British public. We judge
that its effect has been decided from the fact
that the London Times appears to have adopted
an editorial system of continuous daily COM
ment with regard to it, and assumed not only
the Office of censor of the Message but also
that OF adviser of the American people as to
how they should regard it at home.
In its first expression the London Tines la
mented our political fate in having such
Chief Magistrate as Mr.. Johnson, and appeared
to sigh for the consequences likely to ensue
to our country from his administration Of the
government A day or two afterwards the
writer deignel to publish his approval of the
action OF Congress on the impe achmsnt ques-
ton, informing his readers that the American
representatives had thus reopened course Of
practical legislation" This little CLEAN Of COM
fort to the London Times was almost immedi-
ately clouded, however, and, strange to say,
again by Mr.. Johnson's appearance; for the
editorial concludes with the inference that I" the
President will accept the action of the House
as a new endorsement of his policy, and from
this all hopes of q sound reconstruction must
be deferred"
On the 1Ith instant the London Times re-
viewed the paragraph of the Message which
refers to the rights of American citizens when
travelling in foreign countries, and fastened
to pronounce the consoling fact that the news
paper corporation in Printing House square
has no hesitancy in counselling the accept
ance by the American people Of Mr.. Johnson's
views on the question Of citizenship" We
published this wonderful intelligence in the
HERALD yesterday morning, and presume that
the people OF the United States breathe more
freely and experience more joyous anticipa-
tons of Christmas from the knowledge 80 con-
veyed.
Speaking seriously, we cannot understand
why the London Times is so exercised respect
ing our governmental affairs. We respect the
legitimate comment Of the foreign press on our
system Of rule, but beg to assure the editors
that the American people are themselves the
best judges Of its consequence. We have good
many things to complain Of but we can, and
will, right them all at the ballot box. It is not
very likely that our people will. in the mean
time, pay much attention to the sympatbizing
paragraphs Of the London Tines They have
had almost enough advice from that
quarter; and II it had been equally UNDECIDED
here in former years perhaps the necessity for
the present would not exist The people Of
Great Britain who flock to our shores by tens
of thousands afford by their presence among
us . much more valuable evidence OF how our
republican form Of government is estimated in
England than can fifty articles from the London
Times.
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their steps to some extent but they have
shown no signs OF any retreat from their
present system Of Southern negro recons!ruc-
ton. few months, or even o few weeks,
however, may bring about some wonderful
things.
We turn to the inquiry, Who win be the
candidate Of the democracy against General
Grant as the republican nomineei Neither
Seymour nor Pendleton will answer, and
McClellan's Richmond campaign against
Grants effectually disposes Of the first named
chieflain. General Hancock, splendid SOL
der, and one who seems, from a certain recent
order issued by him at New Orleans, to be
decidedly opposed to universal negro equality,
is beginning to be discussed as the coming
man. As Pennsylvania, too, his nomination
would give considerable strength to his party.
AT any rate, ii the battle is to be fought with
the great leader of the Union army as the
republican captain, the opposition, as in the
case of Franklin Pierce, must endeavor in their
candidate to divide the honors of the war, at
least sufficiently to bring the great political
Issues of the day into the foreground.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Preparations for the Transfer Of st.
Thomas to the United States.
Arrival OF the Steamer De Soto at
Fortress Monroe.
Proceedings Of the Virginia, Georgia
and Louisiana Conventions.
ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD

The SANTANA Sale and Baez's C0nuection
Herewith.
HAVANA, Dec. H. 1867.
By way of Santiago de Cuba we have news
from st. Domingo.
There were rumors there that negotiations for
the sale of SANTANA had been renewed. Presi-
dent Cabral has officially denied any inten-
ton on the part of his government to part with
any portion Of Dominican territory. As the ex-
President Baez is said to be short Of funds to
carry out his dlibustering plans against Cabral.
partisans Of the former report that he is willing to
enter into negotiations with any Power that will
lend effective aid to his cause.
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English sentiment has suddenly rcvolted
against the brutalitics Of the prize ring, and
English law sustained the sentiment in SO far as
II put an end to the late projected fight for the
championship BY arresting Mace and binding
him over not TO light in England. So Mace and
Baldwin are both compelled to exercise their
muscle In exile. England would have none Of
them II fairly cast them out One Of the
heroes arrived in New York by steamer on
Wednesday and the other is announced by the
next arrival Thus we are importing English
hardware in new shape. We will see what
kind OF a market 1t will tlnd here.
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Deadly Weapons" Order Rcigns In War

Deadly Wcnpous-'. Order Reigns In War
saw.o
Our readers are familiar with the facts OF the
Wednesday, therefore we will not recapitulate
them. Butwe desire here to express our fullest
condemnation Of the practice which led to this
double shooting and one murder-the practice
pursued by men dwelling in civilized COM
munity, and devoted themselves to peaceful
pursuits, carrying deadly weapons concealed
on their persons. There was great turmoil
on Broadway during the scene in which Tom
Sharpley lost his life so suddenly. The street
was filled with women and children, the lives
of all of whom were exposed TO imminent
danger; there were few angry words an
exchange of blows, two pistol shots, and one
man was carried off bloody corpse into the
vestibule Of theatre, and another, with q
bullet in his brain, to the station house. For
few moments only the scene Of conflict and
death lasted, and then "order reigned in War
saw" Blood had wiped out angry passions,
victim lay bleeding in the gutter, and another
scene illustrative Of the pcrnicious practice Of
carrying concealed weapons had been enacted.
We have NO intention to PREJUDICE this case.
There may have been no malice preceding the
act which sent Sharpley to his account, end
much shame and remorse may follow 1t; but we
confess it is somewhat singular that these men,
engaged as they are in business more or less
artistic, subject nightly to the influences Of
music, which are supposed, according to
mythology and poetry, to exercise q refining
effect even upon brutes-rncn who were cater
ing for the public amusement should 20 armed
in the streets like bandits. These men are not
reputed DULLES. On the contrary, they are
regarded as good citizens; and herein lies the
mischief Of this practice against which public
condemnation cannot be too strongly or too
swiftly hurled. Society has come to that pass
that when strong rufHan attacks a weak one,
and third or fourth ruffan comes into the
mtlte, the party which is getting the worst in
the physical contest resorts at once 70 the
pistol, regardless Of the safety Of any one who
may be within range OF the bullet Now, such
being inconiesiibIy the fact what is the
law OF the mattcrs Is |. legal OF is II not to
carry concealed weapons We think the law
Is very explicit which guarantees the right to
every citizen to bear arms; but he must carry
his sword openly upon his thigh or his musket
ON his shoulder, like man There Is no law
that jasiities him In carrying pistol, dagger,
or slung shot concealed, like bravo. But.
unfortunately, we have touched that paint in
this community when Law is wholly disre-
garded and lawiessness has come to be wor-
shipped az an idol. Is II not time, therefore, to
pull this idol down. Shall we not have an
uphcaving OF public sentiment that will compel
the due observance OF the laws which are sup
posed to protect human life and check men in
making petty quarrel the occasion Of
hideous murder.
This sharpley and Kelly ARRAY was not the
only bloody one recorded on that day. Two
sailors 60. into . quarrel in Cherry street. and
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM

Ex-President Baez and the Bny Of Samnnn-
The Baez Filibnsterina from Cnracon.
HAVANA, Dec. IL, 1861
II 10 reported that exProsdent Baez has offered the
Bay OF SANTANA to the United States for loan OF one
million OF dollars In gold.
II is also reported that the United States governments
has reopsned negotiations for the purchase from Baez or
the Bay Of SANTANA
The attempts to organize expeditions in Curacao
against President Cabra have failed for want Of funds 10
carry them out
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one drew pistol and killed the other instantly.
There may be some license given to the hot
blood Of passion, and in both these cases there
may have been injuries to resent, whether real
or fancied; but it is certain that had there
been no deadly weapons on the persons Of the
parties implicated there would have been no
foul murder done either in the aristocratic
precincts of Broadway and Fifth avenue or in
the democratic purlieus OF the Fourth ward.
This is just The point we want to make.
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The Border Runnns-MOntes Tries 80
Escaps-Arrest Of Suspected Parties.
HAVANA DEC. ~ 1857
Small banda Of revolu.ionists are nocking into Hayt
badly provided with arms and ammunition
An attempt was recently made By General Montss To
escape from The custody Of President sanavs but 10
failed.
Msny parties who are suspected Of having been on
gagged in attempts to get up revolution in Hayt have
been arrsssed BY order Of President salnavs
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EMALA.


Earthquake and Submcrsfou Of Znpadilla
Key-The People DrOwncd.
HAVANA, Dec. IL, 1857.
A passenger who arrived at Batabano on the
10th inst, by the schooner Carmlts, from Trujflo,
Honduras, reports that severe shocks Of earth
quake had been Felt on the 26th Of November at
Isabal, near the Gulf Of Dulce. He reports also
that the Zapadilla Key in said Gulf had disap.
peared, and all the inhabitants were drowned.
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Between five and six O'Clock last evening nre oc-
Cured 10 Singers sewing machine factory. No. 49,
Mott street. The nrsmen we're very promptly at the
premises and soon sxtinguishsd the hrc The damage
done BY IRE aud wassr estimated q about 5000.
vliy Insured.
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shocks 81 Earthquake ON the Main Land
aud Among the Islands.
Havana, Dec III, 1867. 4
Statements have been received here that severe shocks
Of earthquake have been felt down in Venezuela ana
among all tho Islands in that vicinity
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The Weather and Crops I'm Jamaica.
HAVANA, Dec. III, 1851
Jamaica suffering from continual rains, and there 10
much suffering among the plantsra
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Proceedings in the House OF Commend
OTTAWA, Dec. II. 1861
IN the House Of Commons yesterday the resolutions II
reference 10 the Northwest territory came up for con-
cnrrencs, and were carried BY large majority.
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the PRESS releeaAm.

An Earthquake and Disappsarance Or ISL
ands Reported.
HAVANA, Dec. III, 1857.
vsssei has arrived from Honduras, reporting
earthquake there and tho disappearance OF the islands
In that neighborhood
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HONDURAS.
SPECIAL rrlEsaAm 70 THE uraAls


HAVANA, Dec. IL, 1867.
The election for new members Of the Lcgiala.
ture 10 to take place on the 18th Of December.
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G Crew ~ the United states schscneP
CorInthfau.

BurrAIo, Dec. ~, 1861
Mr. II ~ Blake, Unlted STATES Consul a. Fort Erisbl
has directed that aid be furnished the Grew Of tnS3
American schooner Cornthian, wrecked on Long PonAl
and they VIII be sent 10 lheiy hemoA
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T II = N e w 8.

New York; Friday. December Ii. 1S65.
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GERMAN sTADr THEATRE. Nos 45 aud IL Bowery
yKR TRElsCHUEr2.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-HrARr or mE GREAT
CirY-TURa HIN OuT.
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NEW YORK THEATRE. opposite New York Hotel.
UNUER CAsLCHT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22
Hidlter Shuruau In 9ancaItcr.

Sic bemcfratiite Ntaiens So rTamnluna, bic am
Sreitas In 9ancaaer ~fattfano, mar Die stsBte, bic
felt Dem Sabre 1868 ecrt ta9te Ser N6tt. Stint
e~rGffnete bic 0sriammluug burd cine treflihe Tss
be; ibnn fcls'e 8ihter 3burran in elmer @sils,
bic ole Sbrsr slsetrifrts. Gs lrI bic lan9fie uno
sualsi9 aud Die sdunsenits Rsee ssmsisn istn, Die
unier lpafersr 0oupernSras@ anhinat istt Der Grs
rTnuna pes Mableampfss belt. CT ipanbsrte iter
pas sanss prtitiiae 6slb unb lisB ftins 6ra3e ms
Eerl9rt. Gie &lalbstt isinea 8crtra85, bic iiter'
~ssuasnhe Strait istnsr Bspsisfi9run8 geruann ibnl
ene Ssrssn, uno am S6lufis ~isiner Stepe, Die roae
srei Stunbsn in alniprua na9m, srIhoGte Elm tau'
isnoaitnmiges Sod fir ben ratsren 8annsrtrdSsr
Der Demprraiie.
Die Gsmrfratsn Ron SattTtlo County fno trad
un0 tbatig unb psrlpreasn itt sinen stSBern Stim'
men. G5srinn, bsnn irsenb elm ancsTs6 @cuntp oss
5taatt8. @tne Injabl jun8er Mdnner Der an8ss
letsnfisn Gamilisn Der Stapt eancafter, Die trttRer
eer reputittaniiden 4artsi angsbSrtsn, untsritiisen
isst nit giier BE Gahe Ger GsmDetatis. So ftnS
ater niat btos bic iunesn, ~icnaern &c fno aud Die
atten 9eute, Die ea8 fnfsnbs Sdif hes Raetealts'
mus ~psrtaIen mir fibren ais Elm 8eiipiel tles
Srn. 8. Salmaoss, eincn Der einfnbrstd Itsn Burs
ger ron eaneaasr on, Der jest nit jn8enelthsm
Ueuer fir bic Sane Der Ssmofratte arbsttst.
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@te ifebt Der Gampf?

GSaf ern,uteissah lap'sn uni ere sfaor,9tsn aus
h,n perihiehensn Secilsn Sttcs ertrsn!tdssr uno
hcfuunosrsihe ais felt rislsn, pislsn Sasrenl-
G;e {hamlcIen unb aetralttbati8en usbsr9ttfte Der
herrshennen Martbei, ibrs trle Mirttiaaft, Die anT
@uiu unb 8anfsrptt Irelteusrt, unn ea6u Der Gsr'
suh unsereu @teaten fir aus tcmn'enosn Sstten
Sna s~leoerfimmrsmt aufsuprppfen, ihstnsn snn!s@
Ssn @eifsmuGen Die atussn seSfuet 81 taeen.
S,iss III fsine ettle 9rablsrsi. Gslbit Ole Gi'e'
rr her ~rabifslen parttst fan8en an ~ teerelIen'
bo6 In Shic In Der EfTsntfthsn Wtsthnn9 esns rthS
pGl,una ppr NA ssbt, Die ierer gattbst Sstostpsn
brcbt. Gte Mer 9crfer Srttune. nte 'mmet e'"s
feline Male bat, febt fh 81 Rem 9sitanen'B 9e5frnn'
aeu, tas es bei Der MaEl tn Stto hirllasn zen set'
Ben Wartbeien watribeinlta istr rtnapp0 eer9see"
unb pas bic ,ssrehts MsaBrsesl" nss sfsesst'mm'
reht ben gtspubIifansrn ron Se'o taeefsss SaH.sn0
@timmen fcten mtro. Gte 2rscHns S''' pa'"'
Die f~clseuhen Grhnne: o,u-
-Sener @taat murhe In srpben WRatien burm Ssrs
o,nien g1o,p(ano uub Gsntu9p bsrDlfsrt Staa'
Ten. Sersn glut nit rem 2ln iedunssftrtT Der ssia'
peret ~ 1str tsbaftst, ots nas f9 cine i6nsAs Ans'
rcttupa s~s,ltsn tr1sn lisee. Sic @ounssss an'
Otic HIufs unh 70 nett psalia, bis 3anssptae
une Gbiuiestse surdG, fno iser hosarit8 son Der
N,orcrboeia oficirt tpdhreno niebrsfe, es enf
Sabren bprh bic @hntensbaiienbs, Wun1'
Iisbennt Brut Der 9snnfptpantt@en
Outa anasEssstt rurnen, fat stsn 10 srrbs 0nrat
ppr Staten 49, rmiiturs" tssen ais BITE er:Nfs'
rplanner, BON mslasn 9aaanei8ban' Elm W'n'er TT.
sBir nsresn febr setauidt isin, lrsu" tpsnt8st ais
,sbntoulsnb iaraae 9rabsr Der reruel'fan''esn
Sesrse Den NaGsn fsbssn, unter benz Sot'ranes'
bas fe ,3ssssstsiabett niat r%srtragsn fcrnsn.~
Sat Ger .g,eilCiopb" BON bet Srteuns r@ 10
melt peraist, auf bic spenniplpantl3en
Outa" ~ I9impfsn unb fs as sUstnos Der S9u'
len" unb als vgfumi Sufsr1 ju perlaf srn' pas pes
.peiit uns eri rsdt, bsb ct an Dem Sts9s ls.nsr xas'
iesi in Stio rerSlretfslt. gitats ais BE itssts Gna'
fIht auf cine Rsserlass isinsr garthet psrn'sats
Ssn .orcssn 9bilelrpbsn @" aus isiner Nnss ~
an brinosn unb ion tn einen Gafisniunsen 81 psr'
%panesla, Der nit @trassnfrtb UNI Fa mint. "a,
ia, SER 99itOirp9, In 09iO sat's ~trtl'@
oefmefItl
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!Seiurih Meltior Miiiblenbcrg.

Seine psutfhs Banilis bat in bieism Sanoe esne
6srporraaenners 8ole eeirtat, ais Bic Uarltlte
Mn5len6era in gsnnlplpanisn, al eeren Sptss
6etnrih MeIhtrr Mu9lenberg, 8ebirtt8
ron gtu,tca. gtahbem CT in 9ctttnsen nno Saue
x~6eolcate ltubirt uno ~unsepSb 'lite Tdbtststtsn
an ben xaa asteat, fpl8ts or einem &uf Ger fh ME
zine 6%irtenlpie SeerSe uutrei6enoen psnnIrluant'
Iheu 9utbsraner unb h6srnabn bic ~fetnesrs8S
lei6te 4ufsabe, hsren pcli;iiAer unn ~rsltStOIsr est'
ter III nsrnen. gr Ianoets Su @6arlstcn, Glib
@arolina, uno mapte es III leinem erian 0sihdTt,
bic neutine @smetnbe 5u @bsnejer, 0snr8ta, trsl1e
aus Sal;but5er 8ertris6enen bsItano, III bsiuhsn.
Darauf Gam CT t742 mad Ybitasslp9ia uaS isats
I4on 1745 ben Srunbisin CUR WiAae'sftrds. Wftt
unermaelihsm Gifsr entipraa CT Den pi'len 4ntor'
0erunaen, Die an TN gelteut tpurosr. AuBsr IN
Bbtlapelpbia mu6te CT in Dresioence, Nsw 6an'
uorer, Germantown prset9en uno TIM @nTana ielelt
aIs Gauasbrer funsticnirsn.
Rahosm Ma9lsntsrs Die fir4lihsn Wsrbdltntiis
In 8bitaoslpbta s~ecrenst unb fir Die 6srbsi3ie9un8
anpeter ti1tiser prsDissr ssfOrst batte, tesab Ct
Gh mad 8rcpibence, BON no CT i'm SABRE 17Zl
rah 8bilabslpaia sura6tsbrte. Stsr blis6 CT tts
1776, une tn bisie Bsricbs fiat Die 6'ransuns Der
3tcnaftrhe. Ser 8runnfsin naro 1866 8slsst;
Die @tnmsi6uns fanb am Is. Stunt 1869 tatt. Ote
2icnatirae mar bic srSbte In Ysilapsipbta uno
muBte pabrsno bs5 MISUNDERSTANDING Den
sclpaten sum 2uaritsrs sinssraumt trsresn. Vtab'
tsnbera iarb 1887 mad 45id9rtssn aSirfsn in @a,s'
rita. @r gift nit Sisbt ais Der patrtarh Der luz
tberiIAen air6e In Rsnniplcanisn uno Die sinraGs
unb sbrsnpcae 9eusnnung v8ater 9ta9lsnesfs',
rrrauf er In ms6r ale elmer Bebtebuns itclj lstn
ourfte, 1T unter Rem neutiten S0lf bon Psnnls''
panisn NOD isst I'm 2tnosnfsn.
Dte grriHtnns eeutiAsr Str5snldnlen uao os
Gfsae Der neutltsn gpraAe lag Wtaelsnssf8 's91
an, perben. ..u.s..
cor ,sn,rhen ala Der 8atsr: ben G5snegal Sctann
gs,teer gR. ben S%taatsmanu 6risor. gHsuit unn
ben gctauieer 9rttbslf Ggnt.
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gDie ruQr1 Druntel in TloriOG lebt.

ct. NusuGin In 6lorisa, its dltsife Staot In
BEN Ser. Staaten, Iheint bon einem letsneluttSen
8G1fhsn bsrrbnt su isin. Gin Sore ponnsnt nss
@titaap x9epublican@ I5reibt:
uSn >en' snsen gtrabsn uno auf Den Salfcnsn
uup reu batintsr tsinbl,hsn YarlCrs bsrribt elm
9sten, Elm 4lauoeTn, Sinssn, 2ahsn, 3sdsn, ME
In feti er anesrn Staet Der Wslt. Gas NSIf5sn
flsioet i@ reinsr unD ssfdut8sr, 60 tanBt, ltsbt uni
ssht msbr, nit etnsm Wcrt, es sttt ftp rncbr Dem
esfsaIhafttthen 8eraniacn unn Der Setentlu,t bin,
ais Gle 8srGlfsruns irSeno elmer anosrn Staot
Sci Saa sBaiErfatrteu, @rcuri1cnen. Eirhenfsite.
qaransn, bei gtaht 8due, Mbtfpartisn uno San'
earoo's. 8pn Mitternant an bis Sa8eaanbrud
fam man bsfinbia Rem ron guttarre Dpsr Sla8e'
DIET teatsitetsn 8siaus ~itmaatsnbsr Stoal8os 3D.
rem, bic loren gInasbsteten Serenaosn trtnBsn.
uno satsi Huo bic 8enr9nsr fsine5ps5S reid.
Die meifen tabsn awar ibrs ei9ensn 6duler, abss
fein anoermsitisss frsies Ginfommn,'c. ole ia
b~liciren gtthts, Hs treiben Retnen adsrbal, tslnsr
Saubel. Sire 98aarsn fauFen fe In Saoannat
poer @6arleicn pber gtstp Wc,e fir baar. Ss,
Simmsl msiB, trpbtr oisiss Baar fcnlrlt, ct
auauRtn BAT fa in bunoert SaRren fhsrlt9 nee
niaer peGnbert, aIs irsenb mslae annsre STAB
Der linton in ,pansia. Sie lS&nisr i5strsn mi
9etsnbi9en acknowledgement III Iein, absr fris in q.
mem Smntbus - nss 1T inuer NOD fir Gin'
9las oarin." limb 10 lfno he unb 10 lstsn fe IL
2urus uno Snbplsns, gladlth, icrssnles, ob3e.
Ihlcfsn. Sis faufsn Nass, mas he trau4en uni
perfaufm 0ints, nno baben INNER 8eIo. Sts sr'
fen Nn1ieoler unb 8riinoer Der S'ant tparen Spa'
nter. nno ara beute NOD 6ilosn bieie tts Wtssr5ab
Der 5000 Ginrctnsr.
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GeucrcL SheEioau DericBt.

Sim Dlcntas purSs Sen. Grant pom Prd1oens
ten Scbnlrn beanftra8t, SeeriSan ron lsinsm Yos
ten als 0lilitdr gcmuanoant ben 2ouiFana uni
6eras atsuberufsn unb 9sn. SbGma5 an nsfisn
StsQe mad Stem Srlsan8 tu ieuoen. Glsidieitis
bate Der 9rd7nsnt ansscrpnst, eo6 g9erican Sc
neral 6anccGs ptas auf cen Gbsnen, untsr @snes
raj Sbernnan, einnebmsn ,icgte. @uf nas eifrtss
@ernenom @rants atsr piro 6anccf auf fsirem
Soften bslafsn uub g6sribun, Der nun ai&t mebr
.Ser,Os BON Sem SrteansS III, fat auf Elm neuss
@pmmanoo su ~trartsn.
@ielfaGe Geri5ts ben Der gnitaRuns bee Gas
fiuets, ole ~pibrsns Der lssten @cpe ~unlisfsn,
Iteinen a1es 6runbes entbebrt su ba6sn. Ser
DrdfSent Sat etflart, bab CT nit Cen Mtitsliebern
Isinss @atiuets anf Dem freunbiaoftlihf fen UuBe
Rs6s uab feinsn &eAIel tsabiAtiSs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22

ier bic sslHaTans aIer issrFdiFssn 9eamtsn, Die
BereinfaHung Der 8srualtung, Die eintabrnna
frsuaer gparIaustsit I'm Sles;srunasbausealte, I'll
abiaafun8 oaer iaaoliaen .9tslresisrsrst" uni
fooIel ris mEsltS, bic maffesr su benz alien elm
fahen @pReuis, pDr cen, &rises, inter tpsldss'n nas
9oIe 70 fret, 10 sla8ii@ unb 70 ~sufrisesn lsbts I'M
unter ,peIAem alsin Na Gin seiunser 8oIfsIInn ent
rtdsln unh bic Grsitstt str gtaIsn te9auptst 'rsr
lhen fenn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22

gtne Mafis g plb niro bon ben gum @sr'
aniasn cSer in 8s1Baften mad europa ~rsilenneu
Amsrifansrn ssbrau4t. Man iH&st ben 9etras
bsfslssn auf iSbrlia 10 gliQiousu.