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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

3tntl&en &ebranfa ten beftsfn, ~ benen fe 1ellR
3utrauen bdttsn. Gon bort fameu bic orpa,t
reliatDieu @ebanfen,, wel&e tie Men{&beit bur-
~brtueen, aaein allies &p:s auf Stunt une .Wider:
i@aft 8eau9 bat, ba .tnuB uoneem Oecitent III
b:e|en t1f,n @isea Der Civilization ees meu-
(teneef@ls& 8 auriidimporttrt ws1ben.
Demptratt16e Stoat8cpr>
t1pn son @arser @punty.-Uie uuser,ao=
te SeH1ptratie Ron Carver @punty bielt am @pnn=
aeenO, 6. Suli ibre County = Gpnsentipn ab
"ae aemtnirte ppblsemutb bas ~frlsenbe nnper-
11etbltd,e Sidet:
0ar Senatpr. @pl. @rigge..
Tl1r bas Saus ter &epr4lentanten: Or. . ttz
! elf.
Sir &eeiiter Of Geets: 8r, @reiner.
Sir eountY=S %@abmei1er: Srbm Du mn.
SIR @9eriT: Gbas. Solution.
Sir g>rpbate &i9ter: Serr @craeant.
Sir Gpunty<Mnwalt: Grant Warner.
Sir Gprpner: Gbas. 8asler.
Die 5errn @rig sS unb @reiter MIDI fir
irsenb Elm @n,t npmiuiren, mel9es le tate1 pplz
1cn, bos trinst bic Demptratie BON Garper-@puu<
ts ebenl ppenis fertia, ais 0roBmutterden ibrc,n
Steblinssentel Elm @tuf &uden atl9lasen fauu,
penn bas Sinh e5 baben min. limb 10 benfen mir.
l'no es AUDI wpbl bic 5errn 0rissS unb Greiner,
penen bic Demptratte bas iibrige Gifet serbanft :
Wtant'er tie Or. @cttbelf fir &epraientant Spbn=
ION 1lr S9srtH unb @arner fir Mtpalt. 8uQY !
Seute m1e Sp1epb @etbmann> pelder
eanetoat flr MttprteY mar, ein Mann spn Gi:-
t9t it, uno i~einen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bem Mil=
len Der parteipaiaaS nod ni9t CANA ,ntereeprb=
net bat 1u9t 11an naturli9 auf benz Sidet seree<
bens.
gu Der ben Geuti9en Won Carver Cunts 1T
@uSi9t %seltelten @ertretuns in her geietaetuno
sratn!ren mir ibnen gum @praus. Nadfens
wtrb tpobl Sar Mbme6ielung NAL ein 5pIanber
trmmen. DAP erOemrfratie BON Carver panty
enbli9 ein 9idt barilber aufeeben> trirb, taB Mrs
gut nit tbr metnen, tpen1 mir ibr ratbet,, NIT it,
ren republifanii9ea Mitbiirsern semeinlam eiaeu
untf9hung au Stante gu tringen> bas tGn1en nj,
natllrlt9 ti9t bphen BON ben einl9tspp0en,
na9eenfenben unb nidt gang gu MalGinen se,ppr=
eensn Dempfraten BON Carver County bpfen mi
IS ater alleroinss, nnb Der Giusise ben mir Der
Nepubltfanern III Carver County ratben> spr, benz
bemcfrattlden Iidet aud auf bas reputlifanil6e
gu ftele1t, 1T @ba5. 8asler, Der Gprpner.
Mafpn s. Gamliu'S @abiuct*Nr.
geln, pierais psrldtebeue Mrten, geetgnet fiji,
Rtrdeu< hnp profene Muff fir S8O-$1OC
oas stad. Sunfuuberei6ia @plr, ODE,
Slber: Meoatuen uher ou1ere er(e preife,
rpIreen tbncn auerfannt. J4uhrirte &atalpel
fret. Wan rtdte 8efeQunesn on mafor s.
6amlin. Bottom, ODER M1aipu 8rp., Men
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: Cine aarae Banbe BON SD idb>

80 @tre n1t3e U0nDe bon 0-14 idb>
risen Bersel1 fans tieie @u@e Dor benz pulisei-
9eridt, a%neeflaet in Gpntpay urb Wbeelod's @tore
a4tsebn Dollars tuertb sGrbbeertn sefpblen
III baben. Die juneeu 2ansfnser serfabren b.
Bel 70, bab bic Melter1t bic &leinern tas @teblen
belprsen lieben u. ibnen berna@ ben@ntbeil an Der
Beute abnabnet. lGnt1ebt Der .5ans gu Diebe-
reien Bel Der an1eritanii@en Sueenb AUDI aus bent
Mansel an eiaem Gen1peren3seieb? @olten un-
iere aueritanii9en @itbirser ant cine f~rsnsere
Rinter3u@t babein1 tenfen, f. fSnnten fe fir bas
vMpralreform" peit Rraftieeres tpirten, als bur&
bas @ertrSbeln ibrer i3eit in ben Semperen3lusen
unb bel u@ppb Templar Grbbetren Sc
ten" III .o.>... 49,.
w. Set Nortbfelo BAT Elm nortteer@tn-
wpbner beim Brunnensraben CUR geranberuns
NAL tpieter Elm Stad sebtesenes &upfer sefunben,
peldes in einem SuweIie rlaben 1T Murtbfelb
sur Inli&t s~urlieet.
@bafopee, 3. Suli.--Mm perean<
senen Montas, 1fen ;. 81. tuar Marfttag. SIS
tpar lebr siel eutes, 8ieb gum @erfauf sebra9t
pprben, ALIEN nur febr tpenis fanb &aufer, ta bic
2eute.. pesen Der i9le9ten 8usii9ten auf biQises
9eu Bebenfen tragen, gieb an5utaufen.
49, runter ben unterr Gla1en
berri9te CUTE Orbnuns," i@reibt eia @crreipon'
bent Der YreB lber bic Teter bes 4te1 Suli 1T Mfia=
~neapplis. uDie untern G1anen" baa
fdnst ia ait i9 1dprt a~Qerlieb(t tpieter in u@la6en"
gu tbeilen. @irfli9 bIbi9!
Yferpebteb Derbaftet.-De,
2eler mirb f9 erinnern, bab mir spr einiser :3ei
era1blt, tpie ein @auner ramens Sterling BEN
biefsen 2eibtau<8efser @bitaer nit einemYfert
unb 8usss na@ @tiQpater bur9sesansen, nie e
guar selans ibn ienieit5 5ubiun gu attrapiren, e.
aber l9liebli9 int Eunfel Der Na9t auf ben
Sranspprt entpii9te. Mau mar ibm ieitber te:
f1nbig auf ben Seriet ,nb er turbe enbli9 e.
pildt.
- Die Commit toner6 Don STANLEY
COUNTS baben bei9lo6en, bob btnfurt Niemanben
mebr l1ntertubang son @eiten bes Counts betil
Iist perbe, Der pber bie@ runbeisentbum eisnet. @t
~slauben, bab btees, 70 sere9t IS int MQsemeine1
ieia biirfte, bod III e~inselnen 6dQen iebr bilfesbe
biirftise uub Der 9ilfe pertbe peripnen i9wer tref
fen miro.
49, Der neue Beamtenetat Der 2af
Superior Giie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1T fplsenber:
%. 6. 8annins- prafeent.
Yarter Yaine-8ice YraIbent.
&pbert q. Smitb-Greolurer.
st. .. 2emis-@efretar.
Sartes @nitbI Sr.-Mnpalt.
Gates q. acknowledgements.
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2pbmannssilIe 9. Suly 1867.
g eebrter 5err @pIff!
9lm @pnntas> ben 7. Sulp> elei9 na9 benz Mit
ta9e7en ertrant beirn 8abet Elm S9wei;er au,
benz Canton @larue> etpa 81 Sabre alt. >Sn
@prmittag Bate ct ben @cttesbienf Der hubert
iden Dreifaltisfeits @emeinbe in Ma1binetot gr
beisempbnt+ @r nabnt fem Mittassm,al bel Ser,
g. @pQntar, BON no ct banu rtit4 anberu iuuset
2euten f~ortsing, unt 1T bent nt9t fern. ~eelesener
See gu babea.@ 7r5 u" *'@ ~ :3s ~
, Ct stns 3uerf ins @a0er, III BOILER Mufreoune
bes 8lutes, .ltIrste suslei@ in bic Giefe' unb tam
ni9t mebr gum guri@ein,l big 81 Mtnute,n ipate,
elmer leiner 8apesenc1en Jpn berausbplte aber lei
bir. spm @9lag eetrpFen uno tpbt* &ppf' unt
5als mie Bic 2Tibe tpare1 i9pars. Erobbem Jtab
elmer inn Sic Mrntaber ribte, blutete es tnur Elm
tpfnis; barauf Tnb 8eletuassseriude nit reiten
unb bHrlten ser9ebli9 ausepenbet sporben. al
Ia sSp f9nea, 70 plSslid enbete elm lebensfrober
Singing, i'd iase, in Gplse BON lt%nspr19tisfeit.
5ierbei mGbte cine @arnans fir S9wimmlu<
ilige ni9t al6er Srbnung iein. a!f*4sEug Tg
il Grfers-8abe .ni&t ioslei9 na6 benz glen,
leber sprber. d 4 ,,1m tf4>A
3peitenS-Grbise bid nidt tpeber jbur9
i9neQes @eben, nuG bur@ bisiee @etranfe.
e r.itten . Stir3e bid nidt slei@ III lie
ziiierfez sunal ter ni4t i@tpimu1en fam, IS uaIBte
iii sfbfn ME, bififat Satpt 9~utinter. S5e i
.as7 ~ . 7'st'' w .. s. u, s.
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Beaver Sails, Is. Stunt 1867.

Oea0eT gals, IO+ JHH1 loO|+
@ertbe 6runbe @p1ff IT,. Gambler:
Sn meinen1 lesten Briefe f9rieb i9 @u9, bae
bier nod feline 9euidreden gu ieben ieien unb benz
mar au9 10. Die Qlntebler waren barber bod
erfreut unb ertldrten i9 bic Mbweenbeit bes TIT
e~s3iefer6 init Der Mnnabme, baB bic Gier in Golse
bes seripateten 1rlbjabrs ~serfanlt ieien.
Sa Yrpit Mablseit1 Sept iebts anpers aus.
Das @euirrt 1T felt ettoa IA Gasen berpprsefom'
men unb jebt ptmmelt ales bappn. Der Gru9t
bic 70 gut ME je febt, bat bas ltnse3iefer nod tel
men @9aben s~usefast. @ie's aber borait perben
wirb> penn bet 8reisrn bic 9rambuden fart se~
mug setpprben inb, baran benfen mir NIT i9perem
9er3en.
gBir wurben bier 1T tur3er Grtt Dant 'iei es benz
alten Snbianer Slater Sue 8ruwr, burd bic @n=
funft spn brei Dampfern erfreut. S9pn als mir
bic Yfetfe bes @riten bUrten ein9 uns iber einen
bunteln yuntt Elm 9t9t auf. @ir e%rtannten burd
ben tbatfa9li9en 8eweis, bab i9 ber Minuelpta
6luB NIT lei9ter Mibe 19tHbar maiden ltebe, bic
8ppte eeben bis 50 Meilea biesleit yeQpm Mebt-
cine.
Gs tbut mir leib gu iasen, bab unier GROCER @pl.
Mcpbail bic spn ben Mnieblern auf i'm se1ebten
Spfnunsen ni9t erfult BAT unb baB lG ieineger=
iprebunsen in einem 5auptpuafte ais leere Yrab<
lereien ermteien babe. St peripa9 bis gum Grib=
jabr an ben 8iser Tdlcn cine Sdsemible gu
bauen, no er bic BON ben Sarntern beranauiba1en~
ben BlTde 1dneiben pber NIT 1900 bas Iauienb
Tub be3ablen mplte. 5ierauf eefistbab i9 bic
9ln(isbler ben sansen @irter sequGlt unb gel9un=
ben unb 8lGde beraneeldoft Der erpBe Colonel
aber bat cine Sbanty sebaut unb babel If es &C.
bIteben.
Die nit i@tuerer Mabe berauseida1ten 8lTde
s~erfaulen no fe liesen, unb lie eber i@ bic Mniieb=
lei. ben prablbans Spm 5alie f@aden fUnnen, beto
beier fir fe.
Die Mniebler eru1abne i9 ~brineenb, nadten
9erbft ia ni9t bic @abl au S%erldumen unb bic BE-
abii@ttste 9ustrennuns zines iebr tpertbSoQen unb
b~elibelten StiideS BON unlerm County, tppfir mir
ein Stid tpiies 2anb in Saudi nebmen 1pQem su
uerbineern, Bonn eebt bteler 5ambus burd,. 70
pirb cine iebr empfnblide @rbSbune Der @teuer
bic Golse taspn iein. .
N9tun9@soQ
2pnts Ebiele.
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. tnSlun Ger Deutf6er. ret

@tn|iu n Ser Deutf&er. ret<
tet 3wtten Gameraten bas Qeben unb
serlteri bas eisene.-N m lebten Mitt<
nod Ibenb eine Elm innser Mannu namens@ din=
belbeder, @pbn zines Der 1T Datuta Counts wub=
1enben @ebriber S@intelbeder, (pir tpnnten nod
ni@t sernebtaen, wel@es'?) in @eieal9aft nit 2
eameraten i'm. MtiFlFppj unpeit.. grinee's Mlble
baeen. Die beiten eerietbtn III cine tiefe @tele
ate tuare1 int 8esriE ba ie ni9t 19pimmen
t'1ntsn, BON ben Glutbeu binwesseri0en gu tper<
ben, @ls ibnen @@inbelbeder SGlfe bra9te. IS
eslaas tbm ile in iei9tes @aier su ~brinsert> ALIEN
tn 6ol9e Der unsebeuern an frensuns betan Der
Sebensreter fetner beiben @efabrten ben arantpft
ano ertrant, na@bem er faum lein ebles @erf
seabra@t grade ais batte bic sierise Glutb> bic
1br Spter baten tppQte, f@ baffir ra9en tpplen,
baB 2 Meni9enlsben, bic ibr idon III oebYren
i9ienen entriNen turben. Der brase iunee Mann,
ber ieiner goelbersisteit gum Opfer fel, arbeitete
1T bieiser @tabt als @rpb19mieb.
Spdter.-De Grtrunfene 1T ber Spbu npn
&einborb @9intelbeder, 20 SABRE all; leins eeibe
it sefunbeu.
5err 1bepbpr Sanber, ber otele @oae
Stearns County beiu9t i6reibt uns ron ct.
Glpnb> bab baielbf ber 4e Sult NIT &aauneabpn=
ner Neben &c. iebr patriutii@ aber AUDI iebr &C.
natitbli9 sefeiert pprten {et+ Die @ei9afte ieten
int MQeemeinen gut.
ueber cas- cemotrati(he Qtete6fef, mel
DIES III @apa=8 edtners u2ult=parf" AM lebten
Dpnnertas @assifcatipn ber Npminatiuneu uni
plattfurm sefeiert wurbe, unb bel benz Snfel pen,
bletpn ais 8rabmaputra serebrt tpurbe> bente aus
Mansel an &aum Mi9ts, ater na@iteas mebr
Gs isi fir beute eenus gu iossn> bab 8rid prme'
roy Der CUR Grn,urbuns 2iaculns auforperte uni
bie1elbe ais .fe eel6eben biQiste, BON berg5erfa mm'
lung aufbieJtebnerbabae firntli9 setraser1 1T cine
@aluBrete ben @esen sat.
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MUble at D%erfQufen

gu iiberbaufter @el9afte balber beabV9tise i'd
1teinen balben Nntbeil an bet tpblbefanten Brat
narb Mablmible nabe 9amms 8rauerei III ct.
paul 3t Serfaufen, bic elbe bat cine Der i9Snfen
@a0erfraft, unb bat bet STUFF bas bette Mebl int
@tdate gu rtablen uno erfreut i9 elmer tpeit per-
breiteten 8unol9aft. Mr. {. 8rteser meit Yart-
i isf @ s!RsSi ben sr @n Siini S9t tiat Der @ %att;stf< a' Sa Sls'st
ais i9 iein fpnnte, ba i9 meine Mufmert iamteit
tesen 1neinem @rpcerie u.,b YrppiVpns=@ &c l9afte,
ni9t ber Muble tpibmen fann. Derienise pel9er
Elm aapital anlesen nil, fam feline Sort6eilbaftere
@elesenbeit fnben, iein @elb eintrdsli9er ar3u-
tpenben ais 1T bieler Mablmlble.
s. &nouft.
Ode 7. unb SliSe.
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.Meu!e M!!'n[8eigen.

.tl @tn9e1anst) .aar ,.nrs5c
g,.,. .ra@s..9 II ct. pau1, SUIT, 1867.
Mn BE 5erren 6defer, Muerba&, Beng, @4termann,
Mtreupt, @erntns, Walmrss, paar xnb ste1e Gin
: d" tere = ) @t s44'Tf F2H% ri s@t"&
cbrer poblwraenben Mufprterune ~bebauere t& eesen>
mGYtta nt1t na9toumen su t6nnen eriu&e Sic aber
mad prnetnemumsuse mad Ser gpr{tabt mir etn freunp.
Itdes Mnbenten III bewaeren. lHth"&
,| N9txnsssp1 I..,...u ST
D. a".} ~ Matbilba 8re@.
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Metn MaYnarp, . mein Woynaro !

Metn MaYnarc, . mein WoYnaro !
Sd 3ps fir bid ms 5elb
Sd Dab fir bid s~eiritten
Sir usute @prt' unb 0elb."
Sd babe bir selunsen,
Sd bab' SSpn BIT selaet.
Mein Masnarb, . mein Masnarb!
DEM 5tmmel iei's seflast.
Sie batten feline uSusenb"
Tub ni9t u8e9tldaHenbeit"
> Masnarr, le Seri6mabten
did nnp bas tbut mir leio.
> Maynarb, . mein &Snis,
Du meiner @asen Selb
Ou tppbnit 1T meinem 9ersen,
Gerl9mabt bid AUDI bic Melt!
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81. u. SrfmiGii,'

Deutl&er Ir3t, @unear3t unp @eburts-
befer.
SfFce tn Winneapolis: &rte @traBe i'm 3aule
beS per1n Soc Bride
@obnune IN ct. NntbOnp: 2. @traBe, einen
Blof btater Nantsufsl's @9ubfu.e.
Trtf@et Gmpfitpf fetS 1orrdtbt8.
Or. Ortman TT Rreisarst tir 9ennepin 60.
nne germ psreit arme b~uifsteo irtttee Deutf1e
NIT Natb unp Tbat III untertaseu.
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SprIGufQe AnieiQe.

Iuf Wunfd steler bieieer 8areer wtrb Der untc;.
seid, uete tn turtefter 3eit etne teuti8-engItlde 9rtrat'
i9ule %er6fnen, unp jwar gang na4 Bent Syftem Der eng.
iti9en Treti4uie. Ort unb Seetnn Der S9ule mirt
bemadah betannt eemaat. Gltern welde tbre &tnoe,
habin l9tdsn wGaen. ine erfuftt id' bet MIR ~ msloer
fir tas g3pbl Der Etaper erfurprrlt6 1T. -:
MdtunsSppQf 80
8. 1a9sprotb:
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8prtbejlbQfter 8trfQuf.

Gin i'm Mtittelpunft Der @taot ~belegener ga.
loon perbunben NIT H%efauratipn TT tps8en Inn.
auss be1 e%esenpauisen BsIBer bldg 3u pertau-
fen.
Naberes IN ber OtFce BET rStaats3eituns."
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s.. >. Strpne. g. 9. Wtutants.
StrDn8 S @iatam$.
4~+- Na&fp1ger BON X &a& 81 e.,
Sc. .. 9trpng,
TeYpt6 unb Tapeten<&aben,
sfro. 225, brittle @trabe, Ru8ers 8lod.
ct. NauI, Minn-
~, Smpprtsure, Sdnbler In unb gatritanten BON
3eppf9e, Seltl9er, MatraBen, Tentter'
gorbdnse, &ouleaur, Bettfeoern, 9apeten, &C.
"'-" CO pplRerer @aarent@ 10
, 1867-10-18
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Sept. 28.

BERLIN, Oepl. rs.
Count Bismark is a far more cautious
and temperate politician than the French
give him credit for. It is true that If Ma
poleon moves to form the Southern States
into an anti-Prussian coalition, Count Bis
mark, by the most urgent necessities of
his situation, is compelled to withstand
the attempt and vindicate the right Of the
Germans to settle their W business in
their own way. But if Napoleon will
but oblige him by leaving well alone,
Count Bismark individually prefers imitat-
ing his example, and putting off the day
of reunion indefinitely. This is the real
state of things, and the fact cannot be
too often and too emphatically repeated,
to serve as a corrective of the erroneous
notions prevailing on this head. In q
previous letter | have limited at the mo-
tives attributed to the Count for thus re-
tarding the browning of his edifice.
On the one hand, he is evidently too we'll
satisfied with his past successes to wish
to provoke Napoleon, unless in self-de-
fence he is forced to do SO by Napoleon
himself. On the other hand, 1t is but ma
tural to suppose him under the influence
Of the Conservative party, who, afraid
of being swamped by the Southerners,
instinctively shrink from joining them in
o common polity. Be this as it may, the
acts and utterances of the Count concur
in proving him anything but in a hurry
to solve la question dw Main, and we are
hence entitled to conclude it is only for
eign interference that will precipitate him
into what he is fain to consider a prema-
ture and perhaps not quite safe settle
ment.
, 1867-10-18

appointed 10 come TO an understanding
on the basis Of q strict dualism. The
dissentient voice in the Hungarian depu-
tatlon was that Of Mr.. Ghyczy, one of the
most prominent and respected members
of the Left. His opposition was instigat-
ed by the uncertainty which still exists
with respect to the acceptance by the
Rcichsrath of the compromise with Hun
gary; he proposed, therefore, to defer
this matter untiI1he compromise was &C
cepted as well ~ the conventions fixing
the commercial position of the two sides.
The deputation, while approaching the
motive, rejected The proposal. 1t recon-
mended, therefore, strongly the Ministe-
rial scheme to the Diet, but it did so in
the hope that the Reichsrath will accept
the compromise and the commercial con
venti0us.
, 1867-10-18

last day or two, and although it has pro-
baby no more foundation than it had a
month ago, it still challenges attention as
indicating a present tendency of the pub
lie mind in France. Nj. Drouyn de fHuys
at the Foreign-ofice means, in popular
apprehension, war at hand and it is be-
cause the belief in an approaching con
fflct persists and ever augmcnts that the
rumour Of such a change finds credcncc,
Nay, more than that, people have been
heard to talk Of a winter campaign as not
impossible-as if there were such haste
to commence the fight for which there is
so little real cause. Without dwelling
on the vagaries of rumour, there is a
manifest tendency to seize upon whatever
can be interpreted to mean coming war.
The private accounts received from Biar-
ritz also show a slightly warlike tint as
there pervading certain high circles,-
nothing that can be laid hold of, but a
something which, if indescribable, is also
unmistakabIe.
, 1867-10-18
AUSTRIA.
Sept. &C

VIENNA, Sept. 26.
Yesterday evening the final conference
of the two Populations took place, at
which, besides the two Ministers of Fin
ance, Baron Beust, and Count Andrassy
likewise assisted. It was but the con-
Guiding formality, as each of the two de-
putations had already accepted the pro-
1ect. There had been only one dissent
ent voice in each that of Mr.. Plener,
the late Minister of Finance, was one of
these, and it could scarcely be expected
that he, the very representation of the
old bureaucratic Capitalization, should
approve any project which cuts this cen
t~ralization in two. It was only strange
that one so much committed to systemat-
&c opposition should have been chosen
as a member of the deputation specially
, 1867-10-18
PARIS.

The Paris correspondent Of the MeSsr-
gey de Toulouse states that Marshal Neil,
the Minister of War, on dismissing the
troops encamped at Chalons, made use
of the following significant words "Mes-
%sieurs, You have been studying the
theory of war; you will soon study its
practice" The experiments which are
taking place at Mendon on the newly-in-
vented portable guns would tend to con-
firm the Marshal's words. 1t would ap-
pear that q more terrible arm has never
been invented. None but the artillery
officers who direct the experiments are
aware of the construction of these guns.
They are brought On the ground in leath-
CIR coverings even the ammunition and
carriages are carefully concealed. The
practice takes place behind s~caffolding.
The only fact which has transpired is
that these guns project a perfect shower
of balls on a target two yards in height,
and measuring three feet across, at the
enormous distance Of $500 yards, each ball
penetrating the half-inch iron target.
Twenty rounds can be fired per minute,
and the gun, it's carriage and ammunition
only require two men for their transport.
1t is also stated that they are most easily
handled. Prussia has heard ofthese guns
and has sent some officers 10 Mendon for
the purpose of finding out all about them.
They disguised themselves in blouses and
grey linen trousers, so as to present the
appearance Of Getman workmen in search
of employment. They were much pleased
to find several Alsatian workmen near the
exercise ground, with whom they entered
into conversation in German. The Alsa-
tians talked about the guns, gave them
some details, and asked the Prussians to
take a glass of wine at a neighboring cabi-
net. Some drunken men were there and
got into a row; the police entered, and,
as usual in such cases, arrested every one
in the caboose. Much to the amazement
of the Prussian officers, they discovered
their quondam friends to have been moW~
, 1867-10-18

chards, disguised, like themselves as
workmen. This discovery they only made
in presence of the Prefet de Police, who
politely requested the officers to return to
Berlin by the earliest train which they
naturally promised to do. Thus has Bis
marck been for once out-witted.-New
YORK. Times, September IS.
, 1867-10-18
From the st. Thomas Times, October 12.J

President Cabral, of the Republic of
Santo Domingo, under date 9TH October
1867, publishes a Proclamation, formally
and officially denying the sale or transfer
of the Bay of SANTANA to the United
States, or to any other power, or the in
@tention OF the Government and people to
enter into any conditions for a sale or
transfer OF the same. He accuses the
enemies Of the country for having set
forth such false statements. The treaty
between the United States and the Re-
public is also published,
, 1867-10-18
SUGAR.

Very large sales of Raw Sugar have
again been made during the week, some
Of them evidently for purposes Of specu-
%lation, but prices have hardly been af-
fected, and the market is now quiet.
Some support has been given by a few
large purchases for Scotch r%efners, but it
is impossible that any animation can be
maintained in the market, unless the price
of Reines advance. Spectators, SO far
rs can be Judged from the published ac-
count OF the sales, seem to have directed
their attention principally to low Sugars,
and Jaggerys are Is. dearer than they
were at the lowest point of the market,
although the large barley crop, will in all
probability bring down the price of malt
and cause the demand for low Sugar to
decrease. At the of the
week there was q large demand for Raw
Sugar, but business was checked by the
prices asked. On Tuesday q considerable
business was done in West Indian kinds
at firm prices, and ever at an occasional
slight advance. There has been D large
quantity of Raw Sugar offered at public
sale, and the quantity sold including nine
floating cargOes, has been above the aver
age OF late weeks, although a larger bu-
slness would have been done had not the
sellers held out for an advance in price.
On Thursday the demand fell of, and the
market vas again quiet, as the %transac-
tons recorded on that day were only 328
h~ogsheads West India, 500 bags Mauritius,
and 5000 bags Muscovado Manila. On
Friday there were seven public sales add
vcrtised, but only one-tenth Of the guam
tity offered was sold. There seemed no
disposition on the part of buyers to oper-
ate at the late firmer prices, and had the
sales been pressed, a decline on the rates
OF Tuesday must have taken place. In
the London Refined Market a large trade
has been done, and prices in some in
stances are a little frmer. The increase
IN trade is to be accounted for by the
greater approximation in value between
our market and the Clyde; in fact, at the
present relative prices it does not pay to
bring Scotch Sugar to London for resale
and this is very unusual nowadays.
The English refners have bought spar
ingIy of raw sugar during the week, but
the Scotch Refners have been large
buyers in this market. Unless prices ad~
vance further on the Clyde, 1t is said that
the %refiners there are making up their
minds TO stop work until Raws fall but
it is difficult to see how a much greater
advance can be obtained in the north, I'M
less a rise takes place in London. It is
hard to say in the present~critical state
of the market what the result will be, as
it depends entirely upon the demand, but
the Sunnlv here is small. and the refners
are much dissatisfied with their profits.
London Pieces, from Sos to 37s., are, in
some instances, slightly dearer, but some
parcels have also been sold at these prices,
which show an actual fall in value, SO
that it is difficult to give a confident re-
port. Slowed Sugars, from 42s. Sd. to
45s. are slightly dearer but common
goods can still be bought at Ais. The
better kinds of Molasses are rather