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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12
AN ACT to prevent the wearing Of sheath kniv,.,
American seamep

Be it enacted by the Senate aad. House Of ps.
sentaiives OF the United States of America in Nv
gress assembled, That the existing Regulation \,
the government Of the navy OF the United Sa.,,
prohibiting the wearing of sheath knives on sb5'
board, Is hereby exte ded and made applicable n,
seamen in the merchant service.
SEC And be it further enacted That it sb,HI
the duty OF the master other officer in COMMIT
OF any ship or vessel registered enrolled or lesrsi
under the laws of the United States, and n \
owner or other person entering into contract 10, N
employment of a seaman or other subordinate n.
any such ship or vessel, to inform every person I'M
ing to ship himself of the provisions of this law NJ
to require his compliance Herewith, under peus,
OF nifty dollars for each omission 70 be sued for y,
recovered in the name of the United Stats
America, under the direction of the Secreary M
Treasury, one half for the benefit of the inioru-
and the other half tor the benefit of the fund To- n
relief of the sick and disabled seamen.
Approved July q, 1866.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12
AN ACT for the relief Of sufferers by fire at ]

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of ps
sentatives of the United States of America in N
Rress assembled. That on all goods, wares ana ~
chandise which may be sen from places withoSts
limits OF the United States, as gratuio Gus coDtsi
tlons to the relief of sufferers by the fire which N
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, shall, wSss'I n
ported at the port of Portland, and consigned IA \.
of duty. "
SEC 2. And be it further enacted, That th..
shall be allowed and paid, under such regu atio.'
the Secretary OF the Treasury shall prescribe ~ "
materials actually used in buildings erected an NJ
ground burned over by said fire, drawback si.J
import duties paid on the same: Provided Thai MI
materials shall have been imported at the NY
Portland during the term of one year from apd N.
the said NTH day of July, eighteen hundred NJ
sixty-six. "
Approved July "a, 1866.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12

AN AoT for he rslisf Of the trustees and Sew ssS
OF the niHsicn church o. TIE Wyandotte ino,'-
e 4 enacted By IN senate AID House Of ni1ss
fyss1 assenbled 1haf for refunding to jacob jacob ssl
SIoNs yo1n 1es1hsz3 and cthsrs. Trusts ,n;ssien Il
the ksnaas eenfsfsrcs q fhe Methodist Epi1ss ~
p1ur4h, Tor the deGfru1ffon Of their churen 4 NJ
me $40 library. fur Thousand six hunu,Sfs 1N
{u<4 "A onQ}o1lp< The krnyeyards Of the y,hs ~
4Q<n4 n t1e fta&s ut Kansas; and tnss y ~ IA n
ss2 ssrsss g sPs s,c Sqi e ~ ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12


AN ACT in relation to the appointment Of clerks 10
~. the COURTS Of Washington Territory.
Ss ssass5 a g. Il tss M s
i Iss ss e IL ~ d
Of holding said court and exercise ths powers now
81 ssss q q. az & ssSsss e
pfoyls1ons OF law, not lnconsistsnt with this act
!. su as ssr Isl s said supreme court
AN ACT granting lsnds 70 aid IN the coastruotsov,
&s1aa1i "a as sssss, J, n ns o he ssss q
Z: 4 ssss;:S y ~ s.ssss and Hss.. q ss,..
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Wss ns sss dsss'3 a & &C.:
yohn Seza. Aebsle g. W6anors. Jo41 n WsI1
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81 = j 5;s3ss 5sl Sss'{;; g; j:@
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12

AN ACT TO authorize the use in post offices OF
weights of the denomination Of grams
Ben enacted by the Senate ard House OF Repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in Con.
gress assembled. That the postmaster general be-
and he is hereby authorized and directed furnish
to the post offices exchanging mails with foreign
countries, and to such other offices as he shall think
expedsent. postal balances denominaed in grams Of
the metric ssstem; and until otherwise provided BY
law one half ounce avoirdupois shei b. deemed and
taken for postal purposes the equivalent of fifteen
grams of the metric weights and adopted in pro
erosion; and the rates Of postage sh III be applied
Approved July q, 1866.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12


AN ACT to establish certain
Be il enacted by the Senate and ~ of Repre-
sentstives of the United states of America in Con
sxress assembled, That the following be established
as post routes:
From Sherman to Houlton, in Aroostook county.
From Wilton, via Bean Corner, to North Ches
From Flag staff to Eustis Mills
From Hollis to DSyt5n. -
From Brunswick to West HarpsTell ;. ,,,p. .d
Goshen Seminary, to Conway Centre, In New hamp
shire.
From West Alburgh to Champlain,N New York
NEW YORK.
From Rochester to Chill Centre, Monroe county,
From Lyons Falls to Carthage.
From Sherbourne. via Columbus, New Berline
From Schnro1s otsego county via Fergusonyille
Davenport, and West Kortright. to Bioomvle, Della
From Morris, Otsego county, via New Berlin,
Chenango sSqnty tE Nor Sl and Char.
lotte Creeks, Meredith and Davenport, to Oneonta,
From Unadiila to Oxford.
From Norwich to Sidney Plains. -x.
From Lockport Niagara countys.yia Corners and
Maple street, to Wilson.
From Norwich to Morris.
-Four Corners and Petersburg, to South Peters
burg
Erom cambridge, via Guilford and Oxford, tx
From Plymouth, via Beaver Meadow, to South
Ostelic o,.,.
NNS-
Works, to Hardwood.
Frem Oxford to Unadilla
From Crown Point Centre, via Hammond's Fur
From Holland Patent to Big Brook, Oneida coun-
ty, by way Of Steuben.
PENNSYLVANIA
From West Chester to Downingtown-
From Pottsve to Shenandoah.
From Lincolnville to Miller Station.
From Oldforge to factoryvile.
From Johnstown to Shade Gap.
From Gordonsville to Intercourse.
From Westminster to Southampton.
From Mount Union, via Litz store, to Mount
Tare Factory.
town. and Gory's, to Pennsourg ~
From Farm ington to Brandonvile, Virginia.
From Oil City, via Oleopoiis to Pithole.
Potter county. r
From Erie via Wattsburg to Union Mills
From Pionesta, jim Venange county, to Foxborough,
From West Decatur, via Clearfeld Bridge, to
Curwensvllle.
From Germany to Warren.
From Stevens via Schoen Creek and Reinholds
vile, to Ceczlieo and return TO Stevens, via
Schoeneck.
From Leopard to Reesyille.
From Downingtown, via Brooklyn, Comog, Moores
town Station, and Barnestown Station, to Waynes
burg.
From Ridgway to Shawmut.
From Cove Station, Huntington county, to Mar
finsburg Blair county.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12

,--t taxes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Reure.
sentatiyes 2f the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled That where the license tax imposed
upon any Wholesale dealer has been calculated upon
the amount of such dealers sales for the previous
year, in accordance with the terms of the seventy
ninth section of ar act approved June thirtietS
eighteen hundred and sixty-four. and it shall lie
proved to the satisfaction of the commissioner
ternai revenue that the sales made under such license
did not equal in amount the sales of such previous
year, It shall be lawful for said commission to refund
TO sach wholesale dealer much of the amount maid
Tor such license may be Ia of the proper tax
under such license during the year for which the
Approved July a. 1866.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
ofbDiIfe, xeane T. Dtaade ben p. sanlar 1861

Il Cine 6fentIide Gerlnmmlun0 sipuroe
Ii 9etu 9ort aebaIten, auf .uelder pid
BON Gpntpptbiel fin Gfetes ecfprohen
rnr f6Iieblid Elm gomite .ernanift purs
be, I'm 9elo, 9fdbrihsshlifteI uno 8Ists
oung tyr balfebeolrftise 6llatlinse ~
lalnmeln. .6f.l fsl3 g
p SGiffe nit go, 900 .Baaen Cotton
Hegen tuegen oes nieori9en gSafers
ifanoes boz Der Bar an Der N1iin6nng
ees N.iiifiippi feftsebannt. Sieisr
Hnlltano erregteg eroBe Seniation uno
iprffames MabregeIn perben iest err
grttfsn usrbeu, nm ben auseans 81 per'
fiefen. - -. - $50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
scleatdp&) glad)ti6ten..
SabeIsNae6rtsbfeu.1
Die 6fterreisAiitbe Hesteruna etebt
Die Observation-Disclosures amt.
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S.nterstfante Ilan 9 en-
lb'estt s6ermaat i. Camp
',bsft's miiftpn,

"a q. 8s .4i.a SO no on 10. Sau.z
Die 66nigin 8ictoria nisb auf ibrer
gteife mad Deutfdlano bic 8ariier Gus
itelnno belnoeli.i 4, asss.iss IA ~ q
gSOn Nio De Sareiro f6m)nt bic Nahs
ridt, bae Die 9Illiirten baIo ipieOer Die
SffenIipe eraretfen iperOefl. .Sie armee
bon Rdrasuag ioll nn5nfrieoen fem. $50
Ser 8erluf an W3enfaeIileben Bel
benz Ginbre1en oes CITES IN 9fegents
Rart IN 2onoon belduft fidl aMf AL Bere
ionea, ionieI Bis iekt betannt lit, bod
perbal nod fnebre DertniBt, s7 49,
rssOie anbaltenoe ua6 ffrenae &aIte bat
ben 9grmen in 9iperpooI 10 3u9efebt,
6ab Elm Stra6enaufltanO UNI Bro6, les
bod bon eetineer 8ebelltulg, entltanb.
@aribaloi bat auf oas Grlnben mebs
rer QImerifansr eilen Brief iiber nanes
ritdniide, 3utdnbe ber0hentlidt in
melAem er ole sGriudhIuna farbiaer
Mbgeoroneten sur N1afIaHufetts 2eais<
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ansipri9t; 0aB, I'm bic 3utiinftige 9are
monte Der Der. Staatett anfreHt 3il ers
balten, Der 8raii6ent lia6eeben iuer6e.
glnbri6tsn bon Gambia SifoIge b1t<
ten Die s@retaner einen &iea errunaen
uber cine tiirfiide Nbtbeiluu9 bon 5000
Wann.- 49,. -.,-... -1:ss5e e lssaa
Il Sic &retanu6e 2eaislatur battle eirIen
Anfruf an bic Widdte erIdflen, Mgenten
nod ibrer Sniel 80 f6iden, ipeI1e ii6
ielbit ii6er ben 3ultan0 0es 2anbes ert
fnnbigen f6nnten. 90 ~ is.,'aslassl
Die 8forte bat lid bereit erfldrt, Die
i'm Sienite oes Sofpntnr's bon Serbien
itebetiben tiirfif@en s ruppen aus .ieinen
Sorts SrrifSu3iben. 'a 3. I'D .s.. s..
. Napoleon bat Elm tuidtt9es Oeeret
.crIal1en. Die Ql0refe Der &aminern 1T
obgefdaft, bod biirfen bieieIben interp
pelliren; Yrebber9ehen iueroen 6ilrd
8ertrauensb0fe bturtbeiIt; Die Stern.
ptiItener 're6uairt iulo eas 8erfanme
Iunssredt bios our6 9iffdteh dafsfi
.0ffentlihe Siderbeit beihrdntt. Sos
0efret faielt BON einenl Standardization
,uno freien Saititutionens ..s,5. Ga -
Die Differentiation Der 0iferreidBifdea
Nrnee lpir0 niHt nusgefubrt fueroen. S
Sic orie6if6e. 8eeierung bat Sene'
raj 6aber9iS auf cine auberorbentlihe
WfilFon an Die Ser. istaaten uab Die
ipanilde bat SacnanSi Soni ole orient
Ii6en Geian6ten beduftrdgt.
.9gs miro in 8erH sge 9lanbt, Ddbl Der
preuBiide 9eneral Wfoltfe aus itratee
s.iasaJ gFduben no JIM adnps auf-
bait.
Sas ei@Debii5e 9aridmsht fuurbe
eeitera er6fast.l Ser R6nis fuste in
ieiner Ne6ey bobi S6tns0en nerlu6en
iueroe, in Oerf1tebemen geripidelun0en
eurOpaiiAer WfaGte neutral gu bleiben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
IS a fbinatOn, 10. San.

Gbili bot uirflid Die 8erinitteIuno
bon 6ranfreib lu1b Gnalano in Der
. etreiffrogc NIT Spanien alssaeIdIagen
ennb, fdbrt fott I'D ~ riijtsn- e '5 3s
&c 9raf0eut Nra0o erbielt ben G@nb
eines Nieu1elln0rotrs, Der lofort Der.
hnitet murDe, Dur1 ben AeriteI. 81
Ser ra0ifale SlationaIp llusl1u6 Der,
,Iangt bic Georganiiation nrr 8artei,
ipel1e bur1 Die Seiertion 0es Brafi0sns
ten notbig 9etpOr0sn fei. 2
Ser 9erdIo fagt, ecS @Ouiite Pit
Gedtspfege babe nod uidt einen eins
sigen SengeH Derb6rt. -uss 81 I
sf-sGine &pesialNepei6e Der Grihnne aus
Refu Srleans bat Die 9fad)riff, Dab cine
aroBe Ansnbt 9goIis eibeoniten unter Der
Gibit Nigbts Bill faaf gffiedbits bon
6arbieeu bin 1erbaftet ipososn linS.
Die Betueiie 9e9en ben sgoHn1iiTar
bon benz Snoianifden BHrean fino febr
tart; ieine 2ielernngs< re- ontrafte iperoen
UeriporfeH fperben unb gfeimDtb ioa an
fine SteIle fommen, ioipie Softer an
General DiTY @teIle, iuenn Der Senat
sfeine Mnftehni9 ni1t beitdtigen foIIte,.
ODER an gurIingnme,s SEeae 10 Sapan,
oa Oiefer tefenirt bat. = ~ =
Rad oss. $eraIps meyitaaii9en De-
pefAen liz BE &enbuhe n6h t&6ernlaa
un6 Campbell Elm politiner GerIuit fur
Suarss seuden unp eineiintises 3ufaG
fir Srteaa. Die. bei0en @efonbten
? itanoeng BON tOrnbeteist nuf fdieMtens
6uBe nat eihamDery Soa @ifer Dem Mnsl
Bern i'm GanGc iiberle0en az fein be-
bauptete un0 Beioe beriAicoene Snpl
itruEficner batten. ass Gne fiibrte slf
. gonaphmenten Hn0 bierauf ga einenl
oFientft BrH1 IN Wdtnniorns, no BE
81 fid itennttH.e i
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e Ebeiieu bee annbes oeIten fir niibers
sOF0eatti6 lItiO Der Eelegrapb bat bel
oariiber AZ beri9ten. NRebre Dd6ets
Ienbunaci per 9oit bon Stem 9orf iin0
uieber. aHEjifs gfebEt. ix
5000 Sruppen Fno gum Sienite Sc
deh Die 81lDidnke heraNs beQgOert fuors
idea bod 1saestS Ode erie Getnd cement
bereits nit Der Bafifc giienbabn ab9te
aanaen III, GerhAte AeAen in ct. So
leph' nm. 6aB be SnOiaatr In erobel
Stdrte ia alnniasf9 fin0 unO ben gSee
mad Sort &earnen rein fegen iroIlen.
Oas Mlontreal wair Der0fentlid,l
einen Ntttf BON @rnerdf Butler an Or.
GaDertelaFy stu lpsldJ enp GrltSEer feline
lleber,enqune aasjpri6t, bab bic @lneJa'
q lion b0n Canada chic Ser &tpater
iotpobl uetblpenOio,. ala unDerIneiOlid
lei fur bic jufanftiee gntipideInns Oer.
ieIben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
(GOrtfekune folet.
sla ssa Nafboillee III ssH
@tlleral NbrtB : 8alJ.

Die uufetSeiGaetea, weIde aeeeuwErtie NIT Rams
meriren Der 6nfer Raihpie's bef9Hftigt nh. SoeHeu
9ej9dftss A6resbud berduseeben, % hiefem urters
netmen IDanf4en ne be unterFd4Rne alIex See
EDeld1e fe5eHss Anaenesn tH eemtelbsn
tommen IN ieher 8etiebnng pereeH, es wtrh Elm 2Os
taIwesue fer, 70 gut pie iebes atese MSFesbu@ ten.
bers 0ufeenpmman perbeR, irnbegn erbalten ca els
mem GpesioIy3 eportement hes BoEumens. 0Hf einer
bef0noeren SteHe thref BIAS. +1s4<- SeSsa
AnSeiae q bin ANGER r. Gine Seite unh
Elm BUD t2S; zine babe Seite une en- BUD SIS
cine SrtfteI Seife unb Elm Da@ SO: enc BierteI
Abrebbudee 49,
Nsn d6rsfiEe Bog 25s 4sa ofhes, 0ser IA g5ur@
Srabe. Tom @aMnine,
ia ~ lB 8st Eana9r @berle1 DeOrIeD.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22

y 80 u - II- -
rs Gab 0obsrtipn 90. 8bistep,
~ 80 @osshen1 .ssss,sss !.
sssa esq saassa8 &eeamstfos DFseu. :
70. 50 Groas sssabi.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-22
"prteb u, Sitnes''
d glesastl4. aae Ssssrtita,2


Dies iR SGs eiusse I0yaIe aIett, NIT 9asnabme Der
nStaats aettRn a. s6eldkes IN Raibpiae berouss
seseben rUttb9 gondasp 9isr i@Sneuben gldttern
bat es bic er5ste Gtrtulatop unS TT es has ofsisGe
Organ Ses Gtaatess 90 bot cine erobe GirfaIatton
i'm Rcrben iowobI als AUD i'm Slben unb Def6dftss
leite fSnnen 4eip beiferes GnseiS a@eefnn tbsn.
Dos tdeIiGe HIqtt enthaIt bic Issfen aile geladns
bigen teIesrGpbif9en Seri6te pom. poIttif4en urS
eommercieusH uro angemetnen slsntsfetten. Die
eOtalnsnIgIeiteH ber StdSt uhb' llmee5ahg perSea
nsfibyIi tertet nnb IN ieSer SiHittt Himmt sies
"a lqtt ben srften Rans puter ben bsfgsn 8ettans
gen eins Il g I n 81 ~ I13SgE
Nts Ureientiie bes fommenben Sabres msrben BON
Snter re fem. ueberul III has aana in 2utreslns,
ans binnen Rursem werben bic utbtisfen aebehss
frasen erSrtert unO enff6ebsn wsrSsn. @r Diini6tn
baber, tab unsfbas iIOsoIe Boil In BEN fommenben
BabItampfs nit allen in ibren ardtteu pebeneeni
iittsin hntsriastal hiSeea, hpt antetem eIatte n
chem Heinen SoFfs cher 6leden i'm Staate Werbreis
taMssa sebsn. SiT 6saauft, mic vac In res Bsrsons
seneslt eef9ebeH mirs tas gIatt Der stnfIt9s gers
tbeibstF Der seeu ais6 4rinivsn upiesss aeoenpars
tieen GcrarsfIee feta. ss3es ss.saas 49, -
urisg SVtsse1m to in ieser atnft4t poaaanbis
ssnseSi9tst xBi mir iSnnen an S@neutelsif uIs
9ieDI5iet utd,t eebsten psrbea. peSinurn. peIcbe
Grk6Ia4en esisesiabn tabsn poueH, fsnHsn it4
eHt sJesHaHia anAil4sans ssssssusr Naittaas ~ ben
0sAaS s1sn S sses,R asF'ausHtE enu 500 s4a
~. @ref anN 3tmesl GD.,
$40 - atos 5 siOrib &berrg 9trest,
IL aEnft1taes-ss.L .aEsRnefEes.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
FENIAN NEWS.
Appeal to the Irishmen of Minnesota.

CoUNTRYMEN AND BROTHERS The Fenian Congress-
which assembled Cleveland Ohio, Sd September, has
concluded its work.
In that work the hopes of fifteen millions of the Irish
centered and believe that it has been faithfully
done.
AS PLATFORM their Declaration of Principles is broad
enough for all lovers of liberty stand on, and must satisfy
those outside that the Fenan Brotherhood
lovers of freedom from contracted sectional motives
but Glowing liberty for her fair sake"
The necessities of the Organization forth in clear
logical and practical manner and the unanimous resolve
of all those assembled is go and conquer until not
yestige of British rule shall be left in Ireland
Again have the representative of great Brother
hood in Congress assembled elected Colonel W. r. Roberts
to the arduous and hankes position of Chief Executive
This is it should be- for under his able and devoted
management national has assumed prominent
position among the great questions present occupying the
attention of mankind.
Brothers, our Organization has passed through such
storm as would have swamped nine out of ten of the
established governments of the earth We have passed
through the terrible ordeal purified and nvgorated with
renewed hope and fixed and unalterabe resolution to
achieve independence though all the powers of darkness
may be arrayed against us.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
Abyssinia.

The condition of the British captives in Abyssnia is
graphically described by the Rev. H. Stern in letter dated
Magdala, September II. He says:
trring tales of contests pllage triumphs and defeats
have dsed among the inhabitants of the hills and Valleys
mountains and plains sort OF waTllke feeling up TO
and chattes if he the champion of Abyssna and
the prop the convulsed realm We have had ocular de-
monraion of the wonderful courage and prowess of the
brave guards u.s. On OCCASION about fortnight
ago. fortress in great excitement at the news that
force coming to invade and the soldiers were
ordered and trembling looked their rusty weapons
and half the garrison sailed forth to their courage
of the gate and old woman and her
family of children On another OCCASION Betwooet Damash
daring arrakee ardent sprs hero Mr. Rassams empty
bottles testify, sent with party to drive Oft the
Gaas who had absconded with the Kings cows which he
his brave soldiers had stolen from the in Dembea
and Begemeder However, after nights apparent search
they back without encounter and asonshed the
natives with their swagger and buster about nothing
dozen Englishmen with revolver two each might
easily subdue the whole garrison here and set us all liberty
We hear from all directions of the mighty crusades against
the of God and man. the King is delegated by his
rebellious subjects The Wagshun Chief of Tgre Lasta
etc., reporsays marshalng his forces in Labela the
of the Tacazze Menek the sonlaw of the Negus
and the King of Shoa, the border of the Woo Gala
country Tada Gualu the Prince of Godam, is the
southern shores of Lake Tana And lastly the
and impoverished Gallas close to Amba That all
this brag and boast and this din and turmoil will end in
smoke is more than probable and King Theodorus with
every province district and village in revolt against him.
WILL by the sound of his name, maintain his position
bold depredator, till higher power terminates the de-
vasatng conflict and restores peace and quiet to this I'M
happy torn and distracted country"
THE ABYssINIAN EXPEDITION.
The first steamer of the Abyssnian expedition left Bonn
bay the 18th of September with exploring party for
Massowah and expected reach that port in about
days. Several left England the 12th 13th and
l4h They take out large quantity OF material including
liberal supplies of beer Four batalions Of European in
anry form part of the expedition the Fourth regi
ment from Bombay the Twenty,sxth Cameronians from
Belgium, the Thirty-thrd Duke of Welingtons) from
Kurrachee and the Fortyfh Thornwood Foreser) from
Poona.
About 700 of pgron have been dispatched from Stat
fordshre which is be into shot the way out
cibles for that purpose being taken on board ship
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12

and good humor with which they are paying this new tax
express the surprise with which this opinion
pass this point without congratulating the
Council the great good and the admirable public
spirit which the great class in question have shown by the
in which they have accepted the necessities of the
financial position Stronger testimony than have here
but it is true every word of it. While the former ruling
party crying out loudly against any increase whatever Of
taxation even though absolutely necessary sustain
the credit of the country and prop up its nsutionsboh
impered by former INTERCHANGEABLE blacks paying
their cheery for the simple reason that they believe
the present Government do them JUSTICE and the
conviction producing the pleasing results the
quiet and order which prevail throughout the country
in the dmnuton of crime and in the increase OF industry
among the small settlers.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12

Superintendent Cheyney deposed to having arrested the
prisoner : ~
The jury found verdict of "Wilful Murder" against
Frederick Baker
London paper says singular course OF lectures has just
been brought to cloenong less than the formal lnaug
ration of new religion The religion IS that OF POSI-
tvsm founded few years ago by Auguse Come; and the
lecturer was Mr. Richard Congreve long known fervent
follower of Come and believer in his religion although he
has only now taken steps found church, with building
and regular service Among the most constant aenders
"Adam Bede" while such Lord Amberley, Lord
Houghton and Others be mentioned those of occasional
hearers Mr. Congreve has announced that church will
shortly be built and regular services instituted for promoting
the new creed which regenerate humanity With them
no other philosophy explanation of the universe possible
except such be got through science by observation and
experiment but the majority including Mr. Lewes, stop
short of Mr.. Congreves doctrine, which also Comes
own that the religion of the future consist of these
scientific truths alone and the practice of the moral precep
thence derived is quite marvellous to witness the enthu
sasm with which the doctrine is taken up and preached
1t is noticeable that in the immigration returns at New
York for the last month"; instead of the nationality being
mainly Irish has heretofore been the the Storage
passengers reckoped follows 1928 English 1919 Scotch
23l5 Irish 2449 from the Continent In like of the
Storage passengers Canada 557 English, Scotch
1876 Irish and 312 other countries The for this pre-
ponderance of Engshmen undoubtedly the disorganized
state of labor there the strikes having thrown many out of
employment.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
Turkey.

Russia demanded her umatum the cesson of Crete
Greece and the equality of Christians with the other in
habtants of the Turkish domnions The Car may have
quite other objects in view in making these demands than the
vndcaton of the rights of the Greek Christians He may
really seek the humiliation and ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Govern
ment which, though weak be rival is his traditional
enemy But he is in the selection of ncure at
the close of which has been carried with Turkish
cruelty against people struggling for liberty and in coup
ling with his demand for the session of Crete the condition of
internal reform including equal rights for the Christian
subjects of the Porte and he is of the sympathy of the
larger proportion of the Christian world.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-12
Nova Scotia.

correspondent of the New York Times writing from
Nova Scotia says the people talk openly and avorably of
annexation to the United States.