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WHISKY-35c in bond.
WHEAT-Receipts 200 bushels, but
the market is dull nd heavy; nominally
osSc Inwet: sales 12,5U0 bushels No. =
ch;cago 3 is: poor No. Milwaukee, 2 30;
white California 2 6ua2 %; white sonth-
ern 2 70. .r
RYE-Dull and heavy; small sales'of
western at S5a1 40.
,BARLEY-Dull. -
BARLEY Matrimonial.
CORN-receipts "a, 800 bushels; mar
ket opened dull and LAP lower; closed
better expor demand frmer; sales OF
1s5. 900 bushels; newmixed western. ga
OF: choice, 105a1O6; old do, l 09a1 10;
old and new do. / 06a1 on; damaged
mixeI western, 6ea96; kiln dried, ga
90: white western, %. fAGa -
7OATS-Recsipts IA ,660; market dnh
and lower; western 7Oa72 new Ohio, 90;
State, SO.
RICE-114; Porto Rico 1llal2. 20
MOLASSES-Quiet sales Of $50 bar
rels Cuba at So. ~ :,
PETROLEUM-Crude Is and refined
in bond %.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
PORK-Opened lower sales 1850
barrels: 81 5Oa2l IS for new mess, clos
ing at 81 SIS cash; 81 so for old mess;
Is 5Oa1s IS for prime, and II 81 for
BEEF-Steady; sales 459 barrels at
Ia 4Oa22 90 for new plain mess and % W
a27 90 for extra mess. .
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at - OOa4O Oo.
BACON-Dull; sales PA boxes; lola
l0s for Cumberland cut; lit for short
ribbed, and 12sa12t for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged; sales 25o
packages at 6ta10 for shoulders and
i2a13f fer hams.
LARD-Firln; sales 1850 barrels at
12al3 for new.
b E . = LATEST MARKET-5P p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull and lOal5 lower;
limited local trade demand.
WHEAT-Downward tendency; NO.
2 spring , 15a2 25; No l spring 2 BOA
2 40.
RYE-Dull; 35 for western.
BARLEY-Nominal. !.
OATS-Dull; 70a7l for western and
so for new Ohio. .tfh p
CORN-Firmer; moderate export de-
mand at OS for good to prime new
western. s..
PORK-Lower; sales 1,250 bbls mess;
81 5Oa21 IS for mess; 81 5Oa2l GO check
next Monday. ...
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
BACON-Unsteady; 10s for Cumber-
land cut and III for short ribbed.
LARD-Firm: 12sa125 for fair to
prime steam and 125 for kettle rendered.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial and Com merci.r u..m..

Finaneial md Commercial Items.
The "Act to establish al uniform sys-
tenn of bankruptcy throughout the Uni
ted States" went into operation on the
LIST instant. This is the third time in
the history Of the nation that Nation
al bankrupt law has been established
The first was enacted April 4, 1900, and
limited for five years, but it was repeal
ed in less than three years; the second
was passed August 10, 1871, and was re-
pealed March 3, 1S43; the present act
was passed March 9, 1867. 1t is to be
hoped that this act may remain in force
until it can be fully tested. All State
bankrupt laws are suspended under the
National law.
As an illustration of the rapidity with
which the conversion and purchases of
the $50 notes have been pushed forward
1t is officially reported that S151 TAG, COG
have been taken in by the Treasury De-
partment during the four months ending
June l. We learn that of these Isl 600,
900 no less than S54 Az, 900 of the sever
al series were retired through one bank
ing house-that Of Jay Cooke & Co.
whose purchase of United States securi-
ties during the four months in question
are said to amount to the aggregate of
$33s, 94s, 300, at their New York house
alone.
A st. Louis journal says: OF the
notes of the old "Bank of the State of
Missouri" which went out of existence
in 1857, and whose currency was barred
in 1850. there is still afioat about S6O,.
600 worth. The now existing Bank of
the State of Missouri, lately Organized
as the National Bank of the State of
Missouri" agree to redeem this Issue
together with all of their own afloat.
now amounting to about $50, 1000.
The accounts from three leading to-
oaeco counties in North Carolina ara
not encouraging. The tobacco plants
are scarce, owing to the unfavorable
weather, and the injury inflicted by the
fy, and some of the lands have bean
plated with other crops. The eight
leading tobacco counties in the old
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Washingssn Items.

WASHINGTON, June 13-A prize fight
between Collyer and Aaron occurred at
Acuia Creek this morning, aud lasted
1about two hours. Sixty-eight rounds
we're fought. Aaron won first blood
and first knoek down. Subsequently
he stood on the defensive till the close
of the fight, and played the drop game:
Collyer's face was beaten to Q jelly and
his left eye completely closed. He came
up boldly, However, every time until
time was called on the sixty-nintn
round, when he was too weak to respond.
Aaron was then declared victor. lmme-
deately Afterwards he tainted and was
laid side by side with Gollyer. 1t Is
Generally conceded that Aaron had
three ribs broken four rounds before the
close of the fight. Ii is estimated that
Several hundred thousand dollars
changed hands on the result Of the tight.
Judge Lander to-day in the Criminal
Court filed motion to set aside and
yacate the Judgment, and for new
trial in the case of Sanford Conover.
The argument will be heard in about
ton days. An order was issued to de-
tain Cenover in this city.
The Postoffice Department has no in
formation whatever of the interruption
of mails in the district of country in
or near tho scenes of the alleged Indian
hostilities.
The National Intelligedcer says: We
have authority for the statement that
at O very recent consultation OF the
Cabinet il was decided that the mill
tsry officers in command of the five dis
tricts into which the ten unrepresented
Southern States are divided have no
power to remove civil officers deriving
their authority from the State Govern
ment as now organized. The question,
We understand. had more immediate
reference to the removal of the Cover
nor and other civil officers of LOuisi-
ana by General Sheridan, bnt of course
will apply to the action of the four
other commanders.
No doubt the forthcoming opinion Of
the Attorney General, in accordance
with the reasoning of which it is under
stood the decision referred to was ar
rived at, will fairly justify the legality
propriety Of this determination. 1t
scarcely need be said that the issuing of
orders replacing deposed officers, which
may become necessary as consequence
of this decision of tho government.
would be no good ground for applica-
ton on the part of General Sheridan to
be relieved from the position he now
holds, and much less would it warrant
the inference that the administration
contemplates or desires his removal for
his services.
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] FROM NETWORK.

A. Accident . enc Of the JapaS<se
= rTyespe-Ssw ,Oriesss Riot Case-
l iDefi(icStfSa iH the New Orleans
eshEscFury.
New YORK, June 13.-Little Aii-hign =,
of the Japanese tronpe of acrobats, Iell
forty. feet in the Academy of music last
.,,fiyl6a. and for a time was senseless: Az
on. o'clock this morning he had slight.
h rle6yerea. The physicians stated
that his injuries we're princiPaiiy mel
nal. He also suffered terrible concus.
s;on ON the right side of the head, but
wonderful though It may seem not a
bone was fractured.
y The Times special says: The indict-
ment presented against the members of
the constitutional Convention of Louis
lana for making and assisting an un-
lawful assembly in holding their con-
vention, which was interrupted by the
riot in New Orleans last July, which
was found by grand jury ana on
charge of Judge Able, since removed 0y
General Sheridan, have been set aside
and a nolle prosequi has been. entered
on motion Of Attorney General Lynch,
in the District Court at that city:
He argued that the acts OF the ac-
cused parties on which the indictments
were found consisted simply in being
present at q deliberate meeting, held
for the avowed purpose of advancing
by peaceable and legal means the in
terests and prosperity of the State, and
that such meeting constitutes no
crime, offence or misdemeanor against
the laws of Louisiana. That the rights
of the affected parties and all other
citizens of the United States to assemble
and deliberate peaceably on any sub
ject or matter whatsoever is secured
BY the Constitution and laws Of the
United States. and Of the State of
1t is stated on good authority that
the treasury department has received in
formation from New Orleans duplicating
o high officer of the present State gov
eminent in the recent sub-treasury de-
falcation. 1t is asserted that while in
the employ of the treasury department,
he being aware of the defalcatioD, but
failed to report it, as was his duty and
WAS not discovered until Secretary Nc
Culloch sent special agent Knox to New
Orleans for the express purpose of ex-
aiming the depository. Tae assets
turned over by Messrs. Whitaker and
May, the defaulting Louisiana sub
treasurers, purporting to amount to ST.
25O, 900 as security against the treasury,
the government has ascertained to be
almost worthless. Among other securi-
ties presented by Mr.. May was draft of
100000 on Oake James, of Massachu-
sets, to which he signed the name of
A. S. Mansfield, per Thos. P. May, which
signature Mansfield pronounced as I'M
authorized by him.
1t is hardly probable that the Govern
ment will realize $4,000 although the
defalcations amount altogether to the
round sum of $1,600,000. Owing to the
precarious condition of financial affairs
in New Orleans, Sub-treasurer Walton
has been appointed to succeed Whit
aker. The defaulter finds great diff
Guilty in getting acceptable boLas.
Special agent, Knox; now in New Or
leans, has been instructed to examine
the commercial status of the parties Of
fered af security, and to remain there
until satisfactory bonds have been OBJ
tanned.
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New. York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, June ID.
The beef market thus far has been
pretty active this week, and with an
improved tone in the market for dressed
beef. Prices are q shade firmer than at
the close on Monday. The yards thus
far contain 5000 head of fair average
grade, which found a ready market at
figures which ranged in most instances
from 164als; few cattle touching the
highest figure, while SEINE very fine
cows went as low as II. Sheep with
ont change since Monday, good stock
selling readily as high as II for prime
and down to for poor stock, and some
cattle at 3a4. Swine firm at 7a7!, with
a fair demand and an ample supply.
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Slavery NOT Extinct.

LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Milton, a ne
gro, has filed petition in the United
States Court for a writ of habeas corpus,
which has been issued, directing white
man named Gilden to produce in court
the body of his daughter, Bertha Milton,
and who it is alleged he still retains in
slavery. The case will be tried at the
present term of the United States Court.
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New York Market

C0TTON-Less active, but very firm;
sales 2l00 bales Of uplsnds stz7
'FLOUR-Less active at 10a20c lower;
receipts ,3S bbls; salest 300 bbls super
fine at s Oh; western 8 90a9 so; extra
western9 7sa10QO; shipping spring Ohio
IL 80; trade brands II O0al3 SO; Sc. Louis
II Scale 50; winter Is 00al6 so; Cali
fornia easier with . fair demand; sales
200 bbis at u 00ai40 90. Rye -four dnll;
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GALVESTON, June 13.-The Tribune's
Galveston special says: The President
hss been telegrsphed to decide whether
any person can be registered as q quail
fed voter who refuses to answer the pro-
posed questions but is willing to take
the oath. A decision in the affirmative
will, 1t is believed, throw down every
barrier that Congress has erected
against improper votes.
General Griffin has been forced to re-
move the Mayor because Of his oppO-
sitisn to the appointment of loyal citi-
zens on the police. Isaac G. Williams,
an old resident, universally respected,
has been appointed Mayor.
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Chicago Market.

-- CHICAGO, June IL.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
lower and unsettled at l g.. Corn dull
at about 81. Oats quiet at 57a57f. Rye
nominal, at l Hal II. Barley nominal.
Pork doll at 81 90. Lard heavy at III.
Bulk meats neglected. Whisky NOM
inal. .
LATEsT-Wheat nominal at go. Corn
excited
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she'll ExpIssiss.

foRIRxss MONROE, June LA shell
teken from the rebel ram Merrimac ex-
Ploded yesterday at the Navy Yard, do,
Ing considerable damage but injuring
NO ono. .
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BaGal0 MaHkel.

BUFFALO, June II.
Flour in improved request. Wheat
inactive and entirely nominal. Corn
opened more active; No. 2 at s5aS6,
No. l ssassi; sales g, 900 bushels. Oats
quiet; held at 65 for No. 2 Chicago, and
~ for Ohio. Freights unchanged.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio R. B.. Co.
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

oypcE BALTIMORE & ONO RAnBoAD Co.,
WHEELING, May 1857.
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BY THE CABLE.
(By Telegraph 70 the Register

LONDON, June Is, Yoon:-cOnsOls
@ unehangsd; Illinois a7st; io1ElrriH Drip . 4o
Bonds unchanged; Atlantic and: Great
Western consolidssed ZIP AfpeLn
u b.LryKRsooEs june a. Neon.--Cotton
firm and unchanged: Corn SOS. Other
markets unchanged.
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DlilwaslEee al.rk~s. {

MILWAUKEE, June Ii.
Flour lower; Xxx II 0oa1l SO. Wheat
unsettled; O6 for No. 9. -
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by the following schedule on and after the
5th day of May, 1857: -'~
FAST LINE.
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day says: We hear from all parts of the
country in confederation of our article
upon the crops. The Southern wheat
will come forward as early as possible
to take advantage of the hungry mar
ket. No wheat raised in the country is
more acceptable for the early trade. 1t
grinds better than other new wheat,
and will carry on long voyages with
out heating. The following, received
to-day from Charleston, is of the tenor
of our general advices:
CHARLESTON, June Z, 1867.
To the Editors Of the Journal of Commerce:
DEAR SIRs: The prospect of very
extensive wheat crop is very fattering
in our Southern States. The harvest
has already commenced. The receipts
at this port will DO very heavy. We
will have new -four in markes in few
days. Several millions Of bushels of
wheat will be received here, as we'll as
large quantities of -four, &c,
Yours very truly,
STENHOUsE d Co.
The market generally shows but little
animation. The recent rapid decline
in some classes of produce has checked
speculative transactions; but the re-
duced prices have somewhat stimulated
the consumptive demand, and there is a
moderate business doing in this direc-
ton. The dry goods trade remains in
active. Prices of staple cotton and
wool fabrics are nominally steady; but
no important sales could be effected of
either at current asking rates.
Capital continues in good request at z
per cent. for temporary loans on stock
collaterals, and at per cent. upon gov
eminent securities. The demand for
commercial paper is chiefly limited to
strictly first class signatures at short
date, which are taken at Tag per cent.
per annum discount.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Der GbfH;ebsbrtef Dee istt9en MART.
Ganser uSenatOrS" EbOntaS
an 8udanan.

sBie 9ifti9 nab ent1Hteben bic Nebe1snaee
Fnnuus beS SIR. Ybil. Srant 3bomas mar,
,eiet folaenOer Brief belelben, womit er fG
am 10. D36r. 1860 aus benz Rabinette 8ms
6anan's, Der ibm mad benz 8idtrttt bes &s-
tsten 9Cpea Gubb Pas 8inan3mtniRerium
i6ertrneen bate, Serab1hieoete.
rGs lag, wte Sic piiIen, ni6t In meiner
Ma4t, NIT S6nen uno nit Der Wuioritdt
Sbrtr ION itutirne[en Natbs.bsr In 8etrsF
ter Mabreesln ii6erein5ulttmmen, rpsl4e In
Se3ug auf ben 9e9snrarttsen 3uitanD Der
Dinse In Succarclina ongtnommen trorben
iinb; aud 1altt Id es purGaus ni4t fiji
mabrlnsintt1. oaB i3 i'm Stunee Iein merpe,
mid ben Nnli9ten anaui6lieesn, rel9e sic,
70 melt t9 ~eiefelb,n psrIisbe, in 8etrsf Der
untsr ben btltebsnren 0elessn pprbanpeneu
QutUrit6t aur 8utfrsduns Des Gin,uss Der
SsQt i'm 6afen BON GbarlstOn besen."
Nuf Iol6e @rInoe bin ~DerIanete unb er.
ttett DIR 1brmas ittne GrtlaEuna aus benz
3abiaette 8udandn's. Sslbit Die laii&ternen
8elIu1e csS lsbterer, leiner amtltGen Ser.
pFi6tuns ,ur Aufrehtbaituns Der @elebe Der
Union penielens sinisermabsn su sntiprehen,
9tneen benz Nlr. 8bCmaS pisl su melt. CT
wOlIte fur bic 8ebe1en BON QnfanS an pcu.
ltdnbtss Sreibstt our 3erreiBuns Der Union u.
III allo minpeten6 ebenlu i6ulDis wte SEIZE
Bright BON Snciaua, Der emf, bauptlaflt9
auf paS ensretl4e NnDrdnsen bee oamalieen
Senators unD jtbisen YraFOsntsn Mnoretp
SctnicH peeen SaOYalitdt aus benz Senate
Der Ser. Ct. ousssllpBsn ruroe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Scr erfte NuftU6 si4r Grri&,tung zines
ODbenSOGern=Ebrons I'M Numanien.

General StaeI bra6te uns folsenbe tntes
refante biforii6e RctI3 BON SEEN Sort NIT,
Die pCbl Biz isbt bsinabe nirssups bsfannt
lpar
ga&Sem beim Beetnne hes prientcltIhsn
2rirssS Ote &uItn bic Molbou unp @ata&ei
gtrdumt butteu, tpurOsn btele OcnaufIrlfen,
tblmer bef1nntIiG tur3 barauf BON ben DETER
rsiGern besst. Die Mtebr3abl Der GtnrpDb-
ner idteu etne permanente Nntpelenbsit Der
Oslrei6er niGt Su pinI9en, unp man ct.
gtn9 iih in oQerlst Spetnlaticnen barii6er,
mas aus bieitn 9inoern perpsn tGnnte.
GtneS lG6nsn 4benps par gu isner Belt
NOOsmbsr 1854 in BuAarsf cine @e(els
i&aft OeutiAer 8uuFsute, pie sep6bn!i@. um
cine 8ctple 9unI9 perlammelt. Wlan lpra@
ubsr rte Submit Der Oonauflrltsut6um.r -;
uao eth Diel9sreister DeutlGer Gsi6dftSmann,
6err WtibsIm Nufsrmann (oer lth ipdter In
Nmerifa namsntltd als Wrlnper elmer Runf.
gaIsrie In Sem 2Jprt einen riitmli6en Namen
m0hte unp jest in Der ~GrGansstr. tn glep
yort Elm 0elpeeihaft betrs:bt,) ssriet9 auf
icl9snne Soee: er lG!ug ror, Die gerlammelten
iOaten ben preustifen Winilter <BrGfpen-
ten Wanteufe III einen beicnperen S6retbsn
parGuf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, DaB fir ben SIR
item BON 5rben;pleru sStemartnesn, ,pelAer
befaHntIi9 eint9e Sabre perber Iammt benz
8IrIten oon 6obsn3oQernsQcAtngen gu 0un>
fen pes tGnieli9en 8etterS In Berlin abee.
pdntt bate uno pamalS In DlieIporf pcbnte,
rosr fir einen anosren preuGtI6en Yrinsen
cine palitnbs 8acan3 in zen 2)onaufirltens
tblmern etnsetreten 1et. Gelo9t, getban !
6err AuIermann Deriabte bas Snreitem une
NIT tbm unter,ei6neten ee bic 5crren 81.
g~aumgdrtuer uno S. ltrids. Mls Ie TN
Segrife waren, r%asielbe III periieseln, bat
tin onweienber 8oiar Narnens Grdtionc, baS
Document neutrality-suspicious. su birfsn, mas
ibm berettwiltg seifattet wuroe 5r. Nufers
MANI bate ma breno ieines Iufentbalte8 In
ben Ocnaufurteutbumern AUDI @sle9enbett,
nit Dem preubtiGsr @Oniul 9rn. Meuiebu6
IN ber Baua6ei umo nit benz preusiIden
@Onful 5rn. SGmis in Der MOlpau iibtr obi.
gen plon gu iprehen, unp 81. MeuitbaA be.
a~lnlti9te Den elbsn.
Gtlf Sabre nab benz eben 9eiailoertengOr<
fad puroe Der Spbn beslelbsn Garltsn BON
5Obeu;oIern.S ismariueen, prtn3 8arl, CUNT
BON Numanisn sstpdblt; uno ais ct
ittnen Gtn3us in SuAaref btelt, rift bar SO.
jar 8raiianD an Ietner Sette.
Den 9ulammenbCns mGge f4 Der Sci tr
Gclber oenten
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
Der 2aabcSScrro41 fIebeutfmcr 9fes
Qteran0en.

Sir tbeiIttu eslern fran3GfiGe tipIrma-
tide Ntten1Ide nit, aus renen berpprgsbt,
bo6 boS fritere kaYsriiGe Winiferium Son
Der @fOrOten sur 3eit hes Isbteu ntutI6en
Sris9ss f5rmlis bic Sntsrpeuticn Srontgsi&s
anrtef. &us Rem rsitsren Snbolte Res frau-
stfi6sn .eelben Guns5' erbelt, RAP Die Ne'
aieruu9en Wlrtsmbergs unb 6sllsntormI Facts
ba8ielbe tkaten. Wte Der fronsGi16e @s.
fanbte in Wlinhen In elmer OepsiGe an ben
frdrS6flGsn Mtniltsr bs6 Nuspdrttsen GUS
brldli6 la9te, btiGlcIen nitie 8e9ierungen
fDymltH, bic Sntercentiun SronfretHs anyu<
rufsn-,,a invoquer notre intervention.
GtngeIhndtsrt pur6 BITE in ben bDbmtlhen
uub oncsrsn SeIbSiasn 81 Sage sctrstsne Sss
palttat u~ebsrlessnbeit Der preu6iIhen Qrntee
tposte es NapUIeUn uiGt, gu @nnlttn bielsr
86etnbunbfirltsn, bisIer @eIt6pfe letnes Sn'
tsls, gu tntsrSeniren F.; pCbl dbsr Bot feline Di-
pIumat;e Qlee auf, um lie sn 1hu N unb 70
9rsuBen an Der Motnlinie fsR5ubaIten.
Cine etrensple Nusnabu,e maGt Der @rpB'
hsr;pa ron Baden, Der, nahbem CT gaua ipi
Der leinen @iGlen in ben Rampf gseen 9rens
zen htneingeioeen pproen mar, bod ME Ietreu
NIT 8eht geadtsten Hamen bur1 cine Gp.
p~eIaticn an Das NuSlanS beflsdte.
Subem Souls Napcleun tsBt bic &ttenfIds,
fpsI&e ieue rrst reut16sn &ssisrunoen bss
9anpeSpsrrathss ibsrfibren, benz ~selesgeben'
rem &Drper Ycrlseen lieF, bat CT, Cbne odb
er'S punte, Der eeutlhtn Gtnbett einen sruBen
gierf srptsien. Denn % psrbifen uno nteOs
riecertenp 1T Iel6f Der srtremife 9artitu!ars
f@pabe niGt, baB sr cine Sutsruentipn Srnnt.
raids In ceutfhe WnseIeeentcttsn min. rno
rrenn er ihrar, auf 8siB llsbt, bos feline STE.
aieruna pirflih elm IOl6sS GerbrsGen an
Deutlhlano be1ing, bann trtrh Ib ibm BALD
oud RE ueberieu9uug auferdn9en, na6 eS gee
gen lcl&e Snfamie nu { / II e naHbalttgen
5hue qibt, nsmti& @ereini9ung NIT Der
nUrbeeutiGen GrrBmu9t.
Sans RON ieIbR Uerfeht es 1i4, bn6 bteIeI-
Sen bret csurIhsn Nsaierungen aud RuBs
lambs Snteruentton onriefen, piepOtt man
t6nsn btes, bsim Wan9el an ssIbsn BG6srn
iii 8ublanO, pUrerf nidt i@parj auf pets
kspetlen fam.
Der iunee a6nts SOa Bayern bsiae psni0.
tens 70 piel Iuitanr, Gt6 fsiueS lanbeSDerrG-
tberil9en MltniRtriumS ipdttr Su entIebtsen
uno Gin patrtottl9eres AT oe6sn SteQe gu
iabsn. Dagegsn rssierti In 0irtenbsr9 bsnte
nod @arnbGb!sr uuO in 9sfenoarmltapt teute
ned Dolpieb.
Sbisss 8arfenlEdhen III aud Elm 8eitras
3u Osn un9ehsursn Shwieri9teiten, nit weI-
den 8ismard's peuti8s pUltit III t6mpGsn
bat; 3ublei@ tann man obsr an ism aud bic
@r6Be bss Grfcl9s bemsiies,, Der fir bic 9is-
mard'I@e Yplittt BARN ltegt, bae tie biele
Staaten bod ihun jsbt sur NGtan3 uno Ntlis
tarccnycnttCn nit Srsubsn 9tbraGt uno 70
ibre e0n3li&e Ginpsrleibuns In ben nsuen
osutl9en Bunb ansetatnt bat.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-19
amerikastl Gas ua0riGtfn nau doii,en

@ert@tieuns In 8etref Der
Nbftmmuns DeS 8unbes{enots
a6sr bic Suplensntbia sur Denominations.
Rtu. Die 9efrise Nugabe, baB Die bemct.
Senatorsn NIT Nusnotme Don Senbrid5 unb
SudaIew, ,pet9e o(letn BON aleu Senntcren
9esea Die Biu ltmmten, fir bic Bill sehtmmt
bdtten, mar irrtbimli4. sic limmttn oisl.
mebr gar ntAt. Dafslft gilt BON ben Son.
ierpatiusn" 9ircn unD Dcultttle. Nber paGr
III e&, cnb @eperoY Sptnfpn fur Die
Btu aefimmt Bat.
Sub etnes @efebsebunssmtt-
elttbes BON Marpfanb. SIR. Guo6
.. 6uttOn, bemOtratiiGeS Mitalieo bes In.
terbaufes unferer Staatsssfbsetuna BON
Nunt9Cnerp County, ftarb pOrs.tern Meno
i'm Gitp 6otel gu annapolis. Gr bate ae.
aber mod Is Wtnuten Ypr fetnem
GoDe elautte Mismanp, bab sr 70 i6neu fer.
ten piiroe.
Die 6ebereien p~r6ftben.
steen ben HatisHaIIsebit