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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-29

TAheriy-Via Stewards Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
Statesviile.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 5.O0P. N.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-29
THE MUNICIPAL ImBROGLIO.

llden's majority.
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rBIUEF STAGE.

Leaves A. n.
Arrives at p. NJ
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Mail and Accommodation Train;
Leave Nashville at........-........---'5 ~ A.
Arrive NJ Nashville ~ P. ".
Memphis, Mobile and n. o. Express:
Leave Nashville at.....-..............7 .SO P. n.
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IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chsncery Court at Nashville, IN the Gbove-
named cause. will sell at the Court Horse ~
Nashville at - o'clock On
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
Die GeIebQebuna ypt1 Sbtp II

- Die @eieeeebuns yon Obio If
p9ne :3rreifel .eempfrati19 unb Sbip brau9t nidJt
81 befurbten, eaB er NIT Gempereniaelebeu BE-
0liidt pirb." GpltSblatt.
Daa toramt gang barauf an, ftpaS fir cine Gprte
,Demotraten tn Der Sbio sejeBgebuue limb.
9tnb |ie BON berSprte besSerrn @jep. 8. Befer.
be7en Name inter $50 Grempldre elmer Ternrez
ren3petitipn an bic @eleseebuns pon 1853 iebt, 70
tpirb Sbip Elm Genperensseleb befommen. Sinb
fe Don Der 9prte Der Demutrati1Aeu Ofaior;t4t
tpelde''tn Der @elfB9ebun8 BON 1859 Gin Ieu1pe-
~renageleb in Minneipta pailIrte, 10 tpirb Sbip eiu
bitp %erbatten. @inp fte ppn Der Sprte bes beu1p-
fratil9en pipneer, :mel9er 1852 bic @iufibruno
zines Gemperensse1ebes NIT Woauit btfhrmorteteI,
besslei9en. @inb rfe bon Der Sprte Der Maicrt<
tat bee bemptrati19en @tabtratb6 BON ct. 9)aul,
tpelder,e elm serriidtesS onntassseitb e~infibrte, uab
ii9 tpetgert IS ab5ui@afnt pber etn 'bernlnftiees
an feline @teQe 5a feBen, ni4t mtnber. Sinb fe
pom ber Sprte bts 9trrn 6. 8. 2ienuu, tpel9er
in Der lebten @eieBsebutg anbSrte, bab beuti@e
@irtbe ,,@erbre@er an ttr Men59li@en @eieQ-
f4aft", eenannt turben unb {ld babel 10 npals"
Serbtelt, als pb It bic Maulflentn1e bate, unb ba-
fir ipater einen Gbrent1aulfcrb. gum prr1ftut Ct.
bielt, 70 tpirb Obic bur@ feinee bentpfrah51e st.
iebgebumgsr1ajprtth gang fiber : init eintnt SEM
peren39titb begltidt. tuerbtn" grabr wiee Minnefcta,
tpenn 8emperen5-p etitiontn : l1nteraeidner, .tpie
,8eder. unb ,,@tumme Diener" ber sIembertn,-
let pie 2ienau bic Maicritat TT unitrer @efebae-
bung erbalen tuppur uns Der 6err ,.nb fftGfue
9tmltf@en 9erri@aaren bepabren uaSee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
Brtef:2tfc.
Da nj enbr

Damenbriefe.
Gidler Trebende Ies Sbere1Io
2sotttnser aunisunbe Saermalte MrlH ypuija
Se'lWer ~n1al1a SteNes Nnna
Maria Neunnieer.
Serrenb,iste.
8u@rale Musu1 Neumann Curt
Iettli @bri1trian l)rot Quou1t
Gbarfcu Jobn Noilder Wbilip
9ebmann Gbarles Ghneuc s. 8.
Nippplrt 5. %. G6Iser Gbarles
Niirnberg Carl Gcufler q. g. (O. ~
Webrenterg 5etnria
Sriefe aus Deutl6lant.
Aurbe &arolina aus Bdrtpalpe
SteTeS Mnaa Maria aus Neurniaeu
Qrtb Sciepb bon 9)riim
Saltior MatbiaS Son 2psbeim
Deslmann Nrtpn spn pfrauenbera
5en1berycr Sp1epb BON 5eipelbera
atr9ens Sean BON G9terna9
Sange 5einrid (Wlild mann)
Wprteln!eYer gn1il son 8elsarb
pasfpw5fi Joiepb spn g'pln. Arou.
So. aeitner, teutl der Gtcrf.
y. 5. Stepart, gpfmetftr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19

6err 8. q. @ubilto 1T qeotrz
tpartia bier anweieao as Neprdientaut ees gbico=
9oer Gn=@rp5<5auies S. 81 ablener, Nahfpl=
ger non 9. 8ernaner, Gambler in @einen rrc
s'tprs: Infer seidastcr 6reunb, 5err @ubilie
tnoet leine neutrality-suspicious. bel bieien1 feincn
5fpe1teu gelud, ben er Minne1c t inn Snterel re lei=
lpbnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19

4 '&on 1TDrt 81 %. s,
i9rettt ,nS Elm Greunb unter benz II. Sctpb.r:
2ebten ~@pntttag -9itg elm febr }~ftarfer Norbwef>.
Winb lt1b beri9teten. unlere Standardization, tpel-,
DE 9eretnfarnen, baB in Der pratrie NIT benz pfus
@rdben ge5pgen. 80, 80 :
Der @pnntae eins AUDI slldli@ puriiber, a1lein
bis Mpntas balb ;3wDlf. mar baS Jeuer 70 ,nabe
.9erl1dt; ,bab bas game u@an1p" in 9tauG eebiiQt
wor. @s. tpurbe nun u&ecalW eeblc fen unb BEL
etremS turnte, mic i'd ME einen furdtbareren erlebt,,
9ta9 ea~n1itten III benz erfifenben 9ualr,, in tpet=
dem man feline 9aub- ppr Mugen ieben fpnnte AT
ote Spl9arbett ait 2eben unb Sob, ben,1 in her
agat 1fatte oas 8ts9en Qeben unb @ut jebes gia>
aelnfn out Dem @piele. DurG, @usl9la9en be5
0eneta NIT getlt9. unb rafen @aden gelarts IS
nnS penn aug, unlere s3elte 1T, rettet, aQein NIT
penn pen tam eS anosrs- .@ieteu @Dober, jcber
gnnoef1 2onnen balteno. serbrannten. Sur elm
unYerlebrt. Mu9 bic neueu Barrofcn Der WG;orni-
ION batten 8euer e%efansen> mel9es inbelen aelTidt
tpurbe. Sur Elm fleines 8lodbaus, in tceld,em
Der Ralt autbenabrt tpurbe, ncrbrar,,te. Gin
19tperer Serluf 1T bic s3ertprun9 unleres Minter-
terpprratbS ant BrennbplS. 1as @ADnle ober
tpnn,t nod. J Meie son UNI Term @amp befanb
lt9 et11' 5alf6reeb<2aser, rnb Da0elte tpurbe npm
Geuer 70 ra19 credit, baB biz, 9eute fb bel7elteu
1t9t gu ertebren sermobten. Gin Mapdeu spu
II uno eiacs Spn 10 Sabren serbrannten auf bem
g}lass unb bic %l1ebrisen tpuroen 70 bel9abist baB
etn' Vtal11 uno cine 6rau am f%plsenben Sage unb
elt Sinh stpei Sage borauf 1tarb. @abr1bcinlih
tperben mod ,nebr Spfer fplsen. Die Mdnner
nerbrannten ibre 9dube in Der i9redli6fen @eile.
Per Mtno tpiltbet nod imuer fort, uno bic 9>rairie
1T bis Sort Nbercrcmbie abgebrannt. Dober fv,t~
men mir nt9t 1a9en tpie es NIT unierm prppiant=
Grain lfebt her unterpegs il, unb mitbin AUDI
nidt tpenn pir. gu 9auie fommen. Da5 Sort 1T
fertie bis auf etlthe 9ainbeln. Ger @ertb be5
atsebrannten 5auies betrGet $4,000. Uncle Gum
erletoet ben 8crluf.
- GtnDaor unbefonnte& noben ltebe1t
Gin pferb urb Buggy in Minneapplia> %pertau1dten
bas pftrb bier lit 81. paul sesen elm 5errn 8eQ
sebTriee5 unb perldwanben NIT $4,000, bic 1e
BON 8eo auf ben Saudi berausbefumme11. 8eu
bat benz Gtgentbimer be8 einsetauldte Yferb 3l1<
rlidsebsn milhen nnb 1T ben SauiGcrn ouf BEN
Ter|en.
Bte elmer cine q nfelluno
erbtelt.-DenniS WppbS befneipt i41 III e2
mem @rprebwoeen na9 Der @alabople g~efabrsn.
Ni9tern eewprDen mirb er su elmer 8elb1traie Der
urtbeilt uno erb1lt> neil er bieielbe nidt be,ablen
fanr1, cine Mnfelun9 ais unentgeltli@er@ taotbol;=
idser.
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19eutfDe>Spcr.

Ser @rau pom 9otti's Sper 1T ioeben
bier anselanet unb tptro Mnialten trefen ,nebrere
bic Spern Breii&uk GauL Martba. &c. Mgitmir=
fenbe Rrdfte: Danen : Mab. Marte Grieberici,
MabempileQ de Sarge: 9errn: @isnur 2otti, 5err
5i,nner, Steinede, Weinli@ unb @roscurtb II. a.
NJ @rfe oDpr1eQung am %. Scts Gin :ScQes
Or&eter pirb wie Gruppe untertiisea.
Da' mir losleid CUR preie 9eben miAhen fUnnet
mir fir beute nidts meiter bieriiber iasen. Mnt
@an1ftaa ausfibrli9er.
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Cine Shat.

:3ufolac benz 8eridt bes StabtaieNprs Mc@luns
1T Der Wertb Des absel9dsten uno nit @teuern
teleaten @isentbun1s in ct. 9aul r7,844,231.
Sierpon eraebeu bic 81. Yrpcent @tabt,> County,
unb @taatSfcuer bas blbiDe SteuerlImmGen ppn
$274,: 4S. 9ierrun befpmr1t $4,000 Der @taat
:lllo ben %slt x233,0o0 standardization bic iparNe~
i4eu @tapt< uno @ountyreeiments.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
q. G6r0rer in llnanater.

gifts aber.-@en Oscar MoIm<
ro8 unb Son GD 6. G9rIiber fiittb as 9erthe;-
bigger bes Mudertbums, bess @dub,pues her
8~lutlausenben 8pnbbalter, Ser Neaerberrld,oft
n. I. ~. aneeseiet. CAREER Gpuntpo' tperben e.
eliiden. W
Der 5enprable G)..G. @9rSbersb bat ale ST.
lgen ooQ 2ei@enreben bic er 1dpn il,
Sbtcagp i9reiben lief. Die tpirb er. i%osla{7en'
er tr'est $23a fir has @tid. Sie Gnb rib
Glf56. ROM 4ten Sct.
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- GtuOQor unbefonute& nabeu liehe11
Qin9e1anb IT,
GbaSta, Is. Sci. 1867

Die eltern bier int Gourtbauie ltattee6atte
beutidz republitanii9e @erlammlur1a, in tpeLder 9.
{ S'5a?S's ' gFa!'e ''rsen sSS, 2S,F ,,e @f't sf,s %S @t @;,aSr
raj Malrus ipra$ User cine @tunbe gu Der Scr
iammluns u1o purte ieiner set:csenen Heoe solle
Mufmerflamfeit geihenft unp Der Geilt> Der l9
unter ben beutl6cn Nepublifanern funb CAB, Be-
mics, mie fef iie gu Der euten @ade Der republifa=
ntld,en Yartei feben nnb in bet fpmnenssu gSabl
ben Sieg seoen bic Gopperbeots in CARR Gpunty
baYpn Su tragcn ertparten. =.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
Ole repubi'fantibe
Der WQblrebner peb}t
Srt Bet be1 9teber.

"
9as resublitaniidc Central Committee fantist ste ~fclsenten
arrangements rur bic QprtTubrer Ter repIblifaniiden @ruupz
iase al.
Npcal G. mitees mertcu biereurd erlubt, oGe nrtbiae
arrangements III MAIDEN, INN cine DrpBe 2teiln1hme Hn oetten
fesarlts AT rr afcren gu er;ielsn. Jernere arrangements 1rer=
etn fir anrere Sprcter in ancern Gbeilen les Staates betannt
9cnadt merren.
@dmntlide @erian,nlunsen merten sbents %absebalten
henn es nidt telrneerS anperipsit arran9irt rirn.
Coz. maribau uns q. 9tepnoles. Csc.
3arunin9tpn-Samtas 10. Set.
Spn. 81. g. SSilfinion rnr &ieut.: @puoernDr
Mrmitron9
gerssn tei einsr IN Ssri9 e Naus,. am 5cnnerlas tn Totem
Sratrnna-Sam 10. Sctrter.
MantrrSile-Wtrntas q. Set.
M~pdcirr-1icnitaa, Y. Set.
Gen. g. y. Senniiou.
~@aRinss-Samta9; IS: Sc.
G~encra-Mpntas, II. Set.
Mltert %ea-1 ienitas, q. Set.
-Mittmrd', %. Sct.
Smetrnna-A rnneritd9, "A. Stt.
Jarlbault-JrEtas, -. Oct.
s. ID. Sbom. Csc, nne ". .. Bartlett. Csc.
Ghanrla-Mrntas, q. Set.
Misunderstanding, z. Oct.
Glt Airer-Mittprt', %. Oct.
e. lpuf-4rnneritas, "a. Set.
Vfp11tlcellr-Jreitag,2 q. Set.
@en. .. Malmrus uHc SON. 6. 9hrDrer.
Werben beutid Neeeu in
~@arper-Gamltas, 10. Set.
9eneeripn-Nfpntas, q. Sct.
81. geter-3ientag, q. Sct.
Nem lllr1-Wtitnppd, %. Sct.
Wtantatr-1pnnertas "a. Set.
81 'slnton gretbeu "
rr;rh beutI9 Resen in
Ct. Speph-Mpntas, d. Sctpter.
Srle srrtns-7,1ienitas. q. October, 2 ubr Sfadmtttass.
Ntdmene-Dienitd %. Sctpber, atenrs.
Stem Niunid-Mittrrd %. Setpter.
Ct. Glpub-9rnnertas, Mner, Sctpber.
= .. &iblbol; uns 8. q. Ses
trerien beutid Neeen in
Jarribault- Mpntae,, q. Sctpber. !.
,SmatOnaa-Dienfag, q. Sctpber. -
Wtnpna-Ofittpp6, q. Sctpber.
Reees 2anbtns-Dpnnerftas, "a. October.
@abaibaw-J reitag, rs. Setpber.
&eb Nins-Srnnabenb, 26. Sctober.
9anines-Dienfas %. Setuber.
SEPT Nuttinn
- iH".' gprfser Gtaats- 6 entrol-G pnrniHee.
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&.
Gin Stud bcmofratiider Sparfam=
90. felt. 9,,s .:rrs- =
Burte.

@pariame &esieruns! Mieber NIT ben @lute
iausern ! Sober Dollar Steuer TT cine S9weiBperle
beS golfe6 unb fpibar pie cine perle! Mlio fort
nit Gud, ibr 0erldwenber ibr @@warsepablifa<
fratiiden @oltsbe9lider bem@olte ben 5immel pua
8absei9en.
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u I.

Der ltnterseidnete beatIdtist AM W!ittwrdt9 bel! 50: S'tp,
Der 9 l1br, nad,benanntes Giseatbum pfeatliA 1%asIltbseteno )"
pertauiet: f.,
1 paar ldmsre @icl. ~,
2 Dasen, Grei> uno einlparni9), ..u.>. e,~rna,,
3 8ite uue / Ssfer, 16 Shaie, 2 0~raspFn5e' Aprnprms
,tub vGultisatrr", uBpb">5 dlit,en ipmie aue aaeerh tletherh
1armssrdtbidaften.
;5sn1er %ycrjtieeene SausnStels, Seit1 &c: t.,
9lut res ertau Is: SIM oeutihs1. Settten.ea!, S 1,r"
Gnrer grove, at rr Gentral StraBe, 3 yfe.len spn ~ ya'''
. Msile ypn Ter reutia. Metb. 8irte, 0atpta eeaatg:
MT = Vs'"''" -
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q. G6rDter in 6narcn.

~gern inftis.-5err 6. @9rvpsr bat sen
5erren &aeitalen ansefiinbigt ba6 er feline @e-
ben fir ie balte1 tperbe. Ser g.. 1T, ME mir
INNER ba9tsn, siel SIT perniinftie, ieine Sa-
lente ei1er faulen uub bereits s%erlornen @odc
81 tpibmen. Sir iplde slrbeit inb 70 alte No.
litii9s ~5ad6" mic atblbpl1 gBulf uno Ses
gut 9enu9."
i: 80: ".= glfsb. tpa1 IL. Sct
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
81 benp16 E.

Co.. ,,ntcr;stduetc pirp pp,n 1. &psen,ber AIT cine Nbenf>
,4H1s pea;nnsn. Grwadje,,en geripnet wtrp hermit cine
{SSne GSeHIsssnReit t%orashrten in auea sr~iiaiats! Sa ,s" M H.
h ~ u eriraaen bel inn ieltlt. 3u ~ipredet lit ieinen St're
an rsr 7ten StraEs, uabs Npiatel, 81. paul. o,,r.r +
23trlp2t-p1' s. Sep'e"' ~"'"'
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g~eeeniber benz ebuaaltsen Amerieau 1oufe..
ferttst a1e tn fetu Sad f41aseuben ueueu brittle. unb
tefsret famutIt&e &eparatureu uater oarautte i1frte.
beufeaenber Arbett.
8a. de&tbett aues ans fetuea etsre t%ejsqsnen ebas'
een barst n. Sau Beed.
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Or. Cd 8. @ie9mann. "
6pmDppatii9er Mr3t un6
@eburt6 belfeL+
Sfice uno Wobnuns: 30. IS Union Slpd,
SSrirae Jtraic, minneapolis.
enrfictlt lh ieinen rcuthen 2unpleuten 1T aaet %sprtpmmcnz
ben Nruufteiten unp nldt auf lene GrTatrun9et 1T 5raler-
%frantbeitcu uno @eburtshulte auTmertlan1. 23tr~1mtr3mt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19

s siqSs, sset e.a!an y Ses "$ e. sts sqSeaos st @ :
TN ;3uffanbe Der t9red1i9fen Gruntenbtit einen
entle SLIDER @fanbal unb tuirb III Gplge be0en
pabri@einli@ Dor or. @efrensen, &i@ttr9umtert
3u erf@etnen baben.
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Mn8nf BON 8eed.

gpriser Gtaats.g Central gpmmit
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19

S. y. Nettner, heutlher Glcrf,
s.. s. Steipart, 9pfmetfer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04

Ii may be that the increase Of population,
and especially the publicity which the ubiqui-
tous newspaper gives to crime. should be taken
into account when we are startled by daily dis
closures of its prevalence in our midst. But IL
certainly seems to have made alarming pro-
gress in almost every path of villany within .
short time past. Criminals have been largely
recruited OF late even from the ranks Of pro-
fessed teachers Of morality and religion. A
single newspaper cites the names Of no less
than seven Of these wolves in sleeps clothing,
whose bcstialities have been detected within
the last few weeks in Massachusetts,, in Yer
mont, in New York, in Pennsylvania, in Mis-
souri, and in Illinois. In the latter State, In
Chicago, one OF these clerical scamps had tho
brass to invite those Of his flock who deemed
the charges against him incredible-and,
strange to say, not few of his adherents were
womcn-to meet him in st. Boniface's church,
Of which he was pastor until suspended by
Rev. Father Fischer, v. G., and listen to Are
we'll harangua But the keys had been taken
away from him, and the fallen priest and the
women were reduced to the singular expediens
Of adjourning to the dearest lager beer saloon,
where the clerical career of the reverend
gentleman, in Chicago closed amid the
clashing OF beer glasses. Another parson,
who beat three earold hoy 10 death oe-
cause the babe would not say Its prayers,
has just had second trial, which has re-
suited in his being let or on paying line OF
two hundred and fffy dollars. II 1t costs only
two hundred and fifty dollars to murder
child three years of age, We can easily form
table of the rates at which the murder Of adults
would be fixed by the court that decided the
case. As murder appears to be the favor
tic shape which crime assumes at The present
day. Il would be convenient for the murder
ously disposed to have a regular tariff estab-
,ished. A very old and quite obsolete
| authority declares that "the wages OF
ain is death" Exceptional cases, Of course.
mus, occur where ins..nity is obviously the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04
peade.oe Concerning tho Alabama

Correspondence C0ncerning tho Alabama
Claims.
Lord Derby and Mr.. Seward do not appear
to be in accord a. to the amount Of written
material necessary to be submitted to the pro-
posed arbitration. The English Premier thinks
that q specific statement Of the points ia the
case will be sufficient; but he stated in the
House of Lords that the United States govern
ment commended that the whole cores
pondence between the two governments
should be submitted. We are not surprised
to find that Mr.. Seward should insist upon the
infection OF all his voluminous documents
upon the unhappy court Of arbitration which
may be condemned to the penalty Of reading
them; for his weakness Is the length, and not
the strength, OF his diplomatic correspondence.
We are prepared 10 hear Of the Secretary of
State publishing Summers speech on Walrussia
in the Russian and Esquimaux tongues but
these being dead languages to us, we are not
likely to suffer by them. What is to become
OF us, however, if the Alabama correspond
ence should be published in mother English
We pity the unfortunate court Of arbitration
TO which it may be submitted, and we join
with Lord Derby in the prayer that 1t may not
be forced into the discussion of the question.
Give US the points, and leave Mr.. Stewards
platitudes out By so doing we are likely to
come to the end Of the question at so me time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04
A Mexican General Pays his Respects {,
Socreta ~ Seward.

Mexican General Pays his Respects to
Secreta ~ Seward.
General Sturm, who is said to be Mexican
officer and an agent of the Juarez government,
was complmented with serenade on Satur-
day last at his residence on Staten Island. We
do not know General Sturm, and might have
mistaken him for one Of Bismarck's generals,
or for solid envoy from Holland, but for the
speech which he delivered in reply to his sere-
made His remarks in relation to the Ameri-
can Secretary OF State were of Q very curious
and peculiar character. He charged that Mr.
S,ward had always acted against the liberals
in the Cabinet, while General Grant had firmly
stood up as their friend and he insinuated that
the fact Of q near relative Of the Secre-
tary Of State having secured an interest
in valuable imperial grant for an
express company in Mexico gave moral
support to Macmillan and moral sup
port against the republic" The American
people will not believe that Cabinet minister
of the United States would allow himself
10 be Influenced in any degree, directly or In
directly, by any express job, or any other job,
in his official action. The character Of our
public officers at Washington has been too high
TO admit of the suspicion. Such charges or
insinuations do not come with q good grace
from Mexisans who were but q short time ago
begging the "moral" assistance OF the United
States for their apparently forlorn cause, and
who are indebted to our government for their
present success. If they begin thus early to
bespatter our national officers with mud, how
long will it be before they buckle on their long
spurs, twirl their terrible mustaches and declare
war against the government Of the United
Statesg
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A LATE But USEFUL Lsssos.-We congratu-
late President Johnson on the good judg-
ment he has displayed thus far on his
Southern trip. His speech at Fredericks
burg was perfect" Gentlemen, thank you
most heartily for this manifestation Of your
respect He equalled this at Richmond. where
"he made none but monosyllabic replies" to
the committees that waited upon him. Let
him persevere in this course, and he will beat
Wilson, Kelley, Greeley and the whole host Of
radical missionaries out Of sight
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Appeal Of the Mexican People Against Mere,
to Maximilian.

to Ma ximilian.
We publish in another column somewhat
bloodthirsty protest from the citizens Of Paso
del Norte, on the Rio Grande, against the extern
sion OF mercy TO Macmillan and his fellow
cap,ives The remonstrants claim full justice,
as they term it, in return for Maximilian's pro-
clamatiou of October, 1865, ordering the
slaughter Of the liberals. They declare that
neither the United States government nor any
monarchs of Europe have any claim TO ask for
pardon or amnesty for "the usurper," but
that any such requests as may come from sister
republics on the continent should be replied to
respectfully.
This document cannot, Of course, be regarded
as expressing the sentiments OF more than one
section OF the country, and that not a very inn
portant one but it nevertheless manifests the
spirit which probably prevails very largely
throughout certain classes Of the community.
This protest may possibly be regarded as
emanatng from mob spirit, which is proven
bially bloodthirsty and it is likely that tho
Mexican government will not be Influenced by
il any more than we are by the dictation Of a
mob.
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ANOTHER misunderstanding Seward has
again placed MS in a position to be snubbed
by the petty South American republics. This
time we are raped on the knucklcs by Chile.
When shall we learn wisdomf Certainly not
until We have Secretary Of State who under
stands something Of Spanish America and the
people. Mr.. Seward had better confine himself
to the only business in which he has ever been
mccessfnl--tbat OF real estate broker.
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AND SrnL ANOTHER SSuB.-2eru refuses to
accept Mr.. Stewards proffered services Of medi-
alton in her war troubles. Strange that Mr.
Seward cannot end s'dgle plum in all the
spanish-American pie. We advise him TO play
his strong card at this juncture--buy Patagonia,
start model repablic, work northward, and
teach the South Americans how to sovsm
themselves
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fall by repudiating every political party and
every man who has stood in the way of consti-
tutional reform.
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SAN FRASCrSC0 MtNSfaEI.s, 5s Bro,dway Deposits
The Metropolitan Ho.el-s THEIR ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAIN
sxrT~. SINGING. DANCING BUaLKsaUss Tax AS {
rsovx GoLD HuNTERs-IAP JAPANKs. TROUPE.
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srRINwAY HALL. Fourteenth stree. and Fourth ave-
nue.-GRAND MUSICAL tEsrwAL-HYMN PRAISE AND
FoRrY.sIxrH PSALM.
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Il RIPL E SH e e It.
New York. Tuesday, june 4. 1867.
r H = N q W $ .
EUROPE.

Tia reported by tho Atlantic cable dated yes
tetiay evening" Jino3
Count Bismarck WILL II is said, be released at his own
request from the cares OF state by the King of Prussia
aztec tho adoption OF the North German constitution
Vienna is TO be fortified party OF Fenans coming
from have boon arrested the county Waterford,
Ireland.
consols closed At oih for money, In London. Five
twent,es at 70 London and 777s In Frankfort;
The Liverpool cotton market was active and moro
hem, with mddling uplands 4. 1l5sd. allhd Bread
studs dull Provisions dull
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving place-THR InPERIAL
rsorrs JAPANESE ARTISTS rarln WosDxRrUL FKArs
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KELLY LEOys MINSrRsLs. ~ Broadway. oppo.
stc,he New York tN.s-Iy THEIR sons DAN.xs. Fec
rx,curvs. BuRLxsouEs &c.-cIspxR-LHos-BELLIsARI
THT jars.
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uoOLEy OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn. -trmopras MIS-.
rcstsy BAtIAps and EuEIE seuEs.-THR TERRIFIC FLIGa
~ JAPANESE.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA ROUSE. I'll Bovery -Coxrc
voCausa NEGRO NNsTaeLsv. BURtgsoUEs. BALLsr DIyER
r,ssRssNr. kc.-THx WmrE CROOK
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sUTLERS AMERICAN THEATRE, 472 Broadway =
HAiIEI, FARCE. PANToatMR. BURLEsQUEs ETHIOPIAN
Cnnc AND SENTIMENTAL HonArlsas. 10