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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

The FREEDnEs.-The grand jury Of Cal.
vert county, Md, have indicted colored
man. named John Lox. for harboring his
own children. 1t appears that in 1866 Il was
sought, through the Orphans Court, to get
these children apprenuced from their father,
who, however, satisfied the court Of his abil.
ity to support them. On the strength of :
former property in Johns wife, Dr.. James
Duke shortly made . second attempt, which
succeeded, in spite Of the renewed protesta.
ton Of the father. Lox then appealed to the
Criminal Court Of Baltimore, and Judge
Bond ordered the children delivered to him.
Upon this the suit first mentioned was based
Numerous cases like this have occurred in the
same vicinity, and the conflict of authorities
is very distressing. Indeed, Gen. G. H. How
ard reports that it is estimated 'sthere are six
hundred cases of unjust apprenticing in Cal
vert, and almost as many in Anne Arundel. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

In South Carolina, or q considerable sec
ton, the planters have adopted regulations
limiting the compensation Of laborers to six
dollars month. And when the laborer.
attempted to hold meetings to protest against
this action, and to consider the propriety OF
emigrsting to Florida, that precious johnson
lite Governor represented that the negroe.
were in state Of instruction and preparing
for armed rebellion. The Governors CORES
pondence with General Scott on the subject
is falsehood, and reveals conspiracy on the
part of the rebel planters to swindle and
Cypress the freedmen, and to take advantage
of their complaints to investigate their asssssi
nation.
Its clear that there 10 no hope for the
freedmen except in the military protection
afforded by the strong arm Of the Govern
ment, and the ballot placed in their hands to
secure their freedom from oppression at the
hands of their rebel masters. And while
President johnson is in completely with the
rebel oligarchy and the chief enemy of the
men whom Lincoln emancipatsd, they must
suffer intolerable oppression in spite of oil
that can be done in their behalf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

HEAD CENTRE STEPHENS is pretty generally
conceded to be great humbug and swindler,
and thousands Of poor people all over the
country have suffered from his most audacious
pretensions. He is now pretty efectually
wiped out, and there is Of course room for
soma other Head Centre of CANNON and
swindIing on gigantic scale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

REvERDY JOHNSON, U. s. Senator from Ma
fyland, made speech in the Senate the 9th.
er day, in defense of JEFF Davis and the reb.
els Of the South, and contended that they
had not been guilty of treason, and were not
amenable to punishment for their rebellion.
Reverdy, it is understood, speaks for Andy,
also; and that theory at the White House, a.
we'll as in the South, now is, that the loyal
people are the guilty wretches who should be
punished for violating the Constitution, in
xhe forcible coercion Of their brethren. And
that the best thing now to be done, is to re-
psnt Of the harsh treatment of our brethren
81 tas South duriAa tincoln's sdministration,
and vhe surrende- y the Government hence.
forth 70 their coutg.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

RECENT Telegram export that communica>
tons have been received at the Freedmen's
Bureau from Austin, Texas, calling attention
b the wrongs and oa,rages towards freedmen
i the northeastern counties of Tevas stat.
Ing they are now more oppressed and bru-
hlly.trsated than in the days of slavery.
Ia lash i more cruelty administered than i,
svsr ~ md freedmen who have cultivated
!. lind nd f1issd crops have had all taken from
1hsm. Outsases. from cold -blooded muir
AsrsAown, have occurred, and there is no on.
" whom they can appeal for redress. Othel
eaDeo are reported
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

Thar medieval legislation (the phrase is
true in spirit if not as to the point Of time
which we remarked in the Carolinas q short
time since, is constantly ob.ruding itself.
A few days ago, Colonel Bamford in
terfered to prevent the Sheriff Of Raleigh
from hogglng a negro, whereupon Judge b.
D. Fowle ga Daniel come TO Judgment or
dered the indictment of oil the military off,
GERS concerned in the rescue, and called upon
the Governor to carry out the laws Of the
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

cetaATss AkeMAflU ysegTAsR peAP.
superior Toilet ssap, prsparyd ffum rsnns,
Vegetable Oils In combination WITH Glyesyin
and especially Designed for the Of Ladies' aud
The u arssKy. ItSpsrfuss 10 sxsuiaits, a.A IT. :.
ing properties unrivailed. FOR sale bys aYuxx,sts
fsbI3dAvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

Ths Judiciary Commiisss a The House
have sstsred upon the investigation of the
systsm Of selling freedmen into slavery,
which i now extending ovsr sAs Hoash. The
nlisse viii b thoeosshly rsnslisd, and .
ssmsdy will b foand for this vide spread
81 christening svil " trust.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

TaE New England mills and Maine facto>
ries draw their laborers for the most part
from Europe, and at the present time there Is
but small proportion of the Operatives, o.
American birth, and the proportion is con-
stantlY diminishing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13
BATCHELOK,s MAIR DYE.

This ~ ene,d Hair Dye Is the best in The world The
only true and p.rfert DysIsr meaS RsiAbi~ Instants
No di~sppeintnsent. No EidsssIsas tina. Nat.
urxi bisct ByoSn- Rensdses the M SHsets Of Bad
Dyes 1nvsors,es the hair, I.sring soft beautt
other. initiation and .haald be avoided Fold
BY all Drusgist. aud Psrfuners Factory 81 Barclay
street, New York ldeei1 dAuly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

The Henrietta is the name Of the winning
yacht, in the recent race across the Atlantic.
James Gordon Bennett, of the New York
Herah is her owner, and was on board du>
aing the voyage, which was accomplished in
a little less than fourteen days.
This is said TO be the shortest time ever
made by . sailing vessel; and much euthu-
sasm was manifested over il IN England,
where the American yachtnen we're received
with open arms, and toasted and Toasted to
their haaYt 4 content
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

SoxE friends of revivals in Boston have
published, in tract form, an earnest and for
chile appeal to all churches that desire to
see general revival Of religion, and the
conversion Of men 10 large numbers, to en-
gage during the winter 10 special efforts for
this purpose 1t is well suited for its OBJ
Ject. The pamphlet is sent by mail to all
ministers gratuitously. We are authorized
also to say that church>members will be sup
piled with this Appeal by sending their or
ders to Rev. J. W. Tsrieton, 81 Court sseeet,
Boston, Mass., at 81 per 100.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13
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The Improved Indelible Pencil,

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13


he sshjscs Of ahsorbiag issssset Just non
10 the approaching driving Il he Ars Asos
citation. Evsry dssail Of ii preparation yin
b grsedily Rad By thoannda The tiekst0
which ars to represent The certificates \ ~
drawing, and which are 70 b dsposited in
the large wheel, arc now printing fpr The
Committee BY the Western Eagsavins Con-
pany, - LOO slnSsga ~ saRssyslel 80
many hsek setss. TAsy are. = fast q they
ars printed, plscsd Into The hands Of the
commiftee. sssrss.ss ssts
The wheels ars nearly finished. and can
soon Be seen at the Opsn House. 500
The members Of the committee ftvn
abrsad will xnivs on eslprday, ne 18th
instant, TO os>npsrass with the Cpunittss
here IN arranging the prsiiminari~ - the
drawing.
A large force Of usAsrs win b. 10 altsnd-
ancs on the occasion Of the drawing, and the
entrances of the Open Houss win b. IN
charge Of strong police force.
The State street entrance is reserved ca
elusively for the uss Of ladies and their n.
PENDANTS. The pressure at the selling desk
of the Association 10 unabated, and threat.
ems to become embarrassing next weak. Al
il is, al the energies Of two forces of clerks
--one for night work-are taxed to the ut
most. Now that oil the agencies-with the
exception of two or three leading eities-are
closed, the mail has risen to . perfect food
Of letters.
The offices for the sale Of certificates have
now to be open until 10 o'clock at night
The Art Gallery win be open likewise sv-
cry evening until the 18th.
Let all its patrons enjoy these last hours,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

The last Adair County Register says that
the Western Stage Company have taken Of
their coaches from Winterset to Lewis, and
are now running two horse hacks instead; 90
Fontanelle now has only tri>wsekly mali.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13


Whoever ssys that Dyspspda is iAeuratls. tsIs -
that 10 cay. makes sgrsgous mistake. More than
thousand aggravated have been cured by HOS
TErrKRB STOMACH BIrTHls. Viii. he su.sr
that have been prevented from coming y head By the
came means, 10 ineaiculsbls In Whistler and early
Spring. when the appetite 10 sometimes TOO vigorous for
IL ceufo sad safety Of the stomach. indigestion b
most prevalent and distressing II tie appetite
b balked - soconnodats ths digestive ossaasf Hos
then the frame would lsch s due proportion Of
pusiment TAs thing b. doas 4 to afaxssYHss sss
sfonAcH tone tho liver put the bowels In perfect
osdsr Nothing viii do this s6ectuaily rapy %
quissiy, 20 pleasantly. H0srBrf4R'S BTTT1ns
This potent psepsrsoa ins ard balsscss the syssen
and clothes IT, 1t were. With defensive chroase
dyspepsia liver complaint and fsvss and axus
known attack thoss Who wise enough TO inyoks
the aid Of this great preventive. JansdSv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

SwEEr Opoponaxl Il the sweetest extract
made. sSpperssdss Ill others. Try it once;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

SsEsr OfernzAxl The oily elegant per-
fume. = Soond o. Al toil&ls, and never
stains the handkerchief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

An old miser. having listened to very
eloquent discourse on charity, remarked
THAT sermon 30 strongly proves the necessi-
beg"
Sure said . sanctimonious Irishman
Of . priest Who wss given TO secular pursuits
o. the Lords day, 'sssrs, an that man i :
mighty sisnsr, i hs-for L. m1sslf In has
seen him break Tie Sabbath every day Of Ais
kfe.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13

E0R SALE-A two story brick Dwelling,
- with large rsess. sood dry cellar. wish cistern
Aod outbailais9E Lot Is 100 fest; dssish,y locets<
bsng the sasssry hall OF the house the u III
soA FULTON streets.
Enquire Of WI BULTO4,
nov2 No. 81 NAis street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13
y. II. W~AITZFG y en-.
He. n Nerth FifGh Street.

REST assortment of Sheet Music and Nh.
- 80 Books h the VEST. Panss Orxans ana Mu,,c,i
Merchandise of every description 1t the lowest rates
Osdsss BY mall promptly attended 10. novee-sm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21
VIRGINIA.
GEN. GRANT Ar FORTRESS MoNRoE.


n TRIBUNE
FoRrrEs, MONROE. May 2O.-Gens. Grant and
Comstock. with their families. reached here this after
noon from Richmond. Gen. Grant left ms family at the
Chesapeake Hospital TO spend the summer months and
proceeded To Washington tonight.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGs-TIE CIVIL RIGHTS CASE ~
NORFOLK.
FORTRESS MONROE. May ls.-Gcn. II. A. Pierce of
Washington -. c. addressed meeting Of col0red per
sons at the Court House yesterday. The meeting was
opened by prayer by the Rev Nj. Henson. Charles H.
Porter introduced Pierce who spoke against con
cation and violence, and urged his auditors 10 edu
cate Themselves and rely upon their eNeTtions for
houses and property rather than seek TO get possession
of the white mans property by cOnfsCation. He said
THE white men IN your midst your friends; they
the lands YOU furnish the labor; thus your IN
teress are mutual. The speaker said that II was the
duty OF the coored men 10 support the law ana ald me
police IN the maintenance OF orGi EWd not peltN III
the doctrine OF entire social equality He cautoncd thc
against travelling demagogue' who paudcrcd 10 bad pas
sOns TO obtain cOOTed mems votes. Tie meeting was
orderly and the freedmen seemed To be pleased win the
address.
mass meeting Of freedmen was held recently AZ
place called Syracuse Hill, IN Norfolk County, NJ which
Loyal League was formed The principal orator was te
Rev johnson Hodges Of Norfolk. who spoke In support
of the Union Republican, party. OthrI addresses "Gie
made by white persons on invitation OF te n1.l'4s
j. Wise. esq, and the Rev l. j. Deans OF the Bapll>t
Church urged the necessity OF good feeling between te
blacks and the whites.
coOred women from a saloon Oh the boat which Is par
ticulary des gncd for tie OF white women was he
before the Mayor of Portsmouth Yesterday ~ appeared
that one portion the boat set apart and designated
for the OF coored persons In deciding the case The
Mayor said There is doubt ~ my opinion iat me
ferry company has right 90 make such rules and rcgu
aOns for the management OF these boats ana 70 hlu
officers carry them out. and the officers should Ice al an
times courteous and polite The manner OF clccnG the
persons without first stating 10 them that II was AGAINST
The rules of the company very reprehenshe There
more force used than was necessary, ana Shali
therefore send tho case of Capt Chds to the Grand
was admitted To bail III 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF OUTRAGES 0N THE rHEEDMEN
OrIcr SUB. Assn COM'R. BU. o. l.. !. AND Al,
MARSHALL, Texas. March p, 1867.

OFFICIAL ACCOUNT oT OUTRAGEs Of THE IIEEpMEN
OrlIcr SUB ASH. COM'R BU. OF l.. L. AND A. l.,
MARSHALL. Texas. March p 1867.
Lieii J. s. KiEKAAN. Y. s. a.. A. A. d. GEN. BH Of a. f.
0jd A. L. sue Of Teas
LEvTTNANT have the honor to report III obe-
deuce letter dated March 1867 Just received with
dates and particulars, far a. possible, Of out
jan T.-scar5orouch shot twice at freedman named
Toby Hawkins Harrison Co.. ~ the residence OF Judge
named John sloan for him but he did arrest him;
only told him To wLca he go rady and both Deputy
aud the prisoner have escaped.
jan i6-Jamcs Ohvea, Ru,t County, shot freedman
named sam Knowles through the head. because hc would
moi contract with him acnt The United HlaCS Deputy
Marshal after hm 40 miles but he escaped 20 the woods
and cannot he captured No ocion on Tie PafU NE Nf"
jan, i2-Frcedman, name unknown. robbed and shot
hea the depot IN MaI'hI. Dl person III
ever took any action. have never heard OF IT.
within u mile OF Marshall: cutting wood near the
road Strangers six times only one ball taking ci
forever.
Iau l3-Bob Gecr freedman. was robbed but not shot
rs hS had SONG money which satisfied the hghwaylnan
Bob Was CloppnE near B Hall, who was robbed 10y the
same man. same time aud place.
Inn 20.-Casc reported 10y freedmen named Ned ana
James MatcrhOuSe that three freedmen were hanging 10
a limb near Grand Blum m Pamela County, aud were mp
por ed Six days after they discovered and did not
deem necessary 20 make any investigation as 1t would
JG1 So arrested Thomas starbcy to-day. who shot
freedman named john Brewer during CHRISTMAS; ticd
him and HIM szJU. and the costs ~ the Maisha VINO
arrested him.
Trb l4-Trv Slaughter. Jefferson. Warren County,
shot at two freedmen named Cornelius and Albert Rose
borough searched several days for him; he Kept N the
woods and several days after ne reported IN person ana
had IN his possession bond Tor $780, To appear al the
next term of the Court az jefferson Marion County.
which will be the end 0f the case in my opinion
uarCh 3.-Freed bOy named John Grimes complained
that two men, Wade Anderson ana PM SIMPSON killed
his mother. last July. that they were now with the gang
nj l. sGau Fields, Harrison County; and that ne wanted
assistance to get his sister who ut that place but
feared hl, life would be taken AID did not go could
not assist him.
Afa,ch "A. 8. Rutherford shot and killed instantly
freedman named Martin Little. AZ Pink Iutle place j.
miles Marshall because the freedman bdd reported
that he could do work day than Rutherford.
sent the Deputy Sheriff for him. hut he escaped
Tcb 25M- George VI. Reeves shot and Killed Mr.. WIN.
Yuu!in at Jefferson. Marion County, and wounded Nj.
NJ. Summers. CIVIL action. Reeves under bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21
CITY GOVERNYEY7.
rnAnD or ArnrR,rrN

BDtUD or ALDERMEN
TITO BoHd met a. o'CiDo, Yesterday afternoon.
ts' rr"oiicnt. Jo-,Il' shannon. esq IN the Chair
Alderman ELl o4ctd tLc following resolution. when
Wa Itiyrred To tie c1mm,iro on Laws.
G., 80 t- Elss' h .- r. cs,.- s .tir.5n vaeh'r
'. - ''i ' ,a r-s-7i i"- at-rc Of ODE ft,',
. Iey w "a ',r co. ofu- Cooperation o. O. CITY q e"
es-b board o t ,oon Con 10 pas or .a'pt ,y
Ofln,n 'r VITA w1eh 10 b. pf ~ b IN e''noa' up'' J."
Aldermen ELy osc-ld tle folIDvinc ordinance
1i' Aag1r. dteras ard Cropa7o ~ C Of hrs' i'rf 20
SEc-gy o. aud ,e., taking eao. oroi1c' 'T''
ct v. l' o'h-r" 'a b. te quart pa Or regular P't''''"
No b,-k,l box basi o. e. coatlnng 81, br sl
r. shall b. espa Tor @ the C unl County o Eetok IN
IT, th ',a, si cool al ies-ss ii qu't. pm o. regular proper
SIC Any p-ngr p'ra violating th, onlnce shs ,9rl M
PW ohe AYof Aiera'- sel ComH,naJ Of te C{ "es / g,
every other saeue b. sd sy Distinct Court 10 ne On Of
W. ly'l W. ~ 'n' oopAh o. any cure OF ,e ~ 80 ., "a ~
former the hail thereof the Controller o the CITY New !"
to e 10y him credited to te account Of te Public hiA"''o e ~
sac M, ordnance shall ,,.e the FRS Moni'y Of June
Which was referred to the Committee on Law.
Communications were received from Mayor H0nhln
Of the Sd Reg. Infantry n G S n y Giendix Zouayes
aud also from Col John II. Wilcox, commanding oth Reg
pate the review OF thest Regiments and the presena-
On of cOOrs TO take place on Monday next the 2Ith
inst, q! o'clock D. NJ, Ia front OF the cay hal. a..
The invitations were accepted anu the COMMUNICATIONS
ordered on file.
The Board concurred in resolution OF tho Counci,men
In directing the CrOOn Aqueduc Department to advert Sc
for bids for paving Sevcthayc from FOrtictst. To if
ty-uuths with the stafford pavement except 'heh
art of id avenue as NAV De already paved with Belgian
pavement and that - contract therefor be awarded pro
vided the expense does not exceed - per square ydru
a resolution from the Conncmen, authorizing the
Controller to issue stock 20 the amount OF Syy 10 10
appropriated for building market in the Eighteenth
Ward was laid over The Board then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21
DIED.

BiolLBr-ou SalIy M,, ~ FREDERICK BoIe7. n the 'h'
H., f ,r. r.,p.r Invited attend b funeral o. 9liy ,fer'
no q, o.ocs Iloni' Chapel Mnhi'e 0e"een ti
cHAMBERLNoa SUNNY Miy Elijah Chiubern 'sei 81 yenr'
rpn.ri on Wise.sy s,y g. residence At Railway Neck
- TIE eaas ,nl relative. are invited - iiral ~,
-itai 81 he ir' Ne" YORK Eem''n' i'Ara to
N-a YORK Bsv C-nei-r.
CHAPIN-At SuT Aliw' Mae Sunday May T. OF Consumption
Lyman T. tlHpn esp, a{Ni ~ years
cLARENDOy-., Whitehall, y y Emma Hale We q; Ch''s'
Cenlol anil lug.r % he hts Abraham lli'y d BrcoAh
FLwELI-Ou Moli,y Nay b. William Ese in tie 6b year Of ms
q relative, sai fr, Of the h invited to attend BIZ funeral
Thiry aAl,,. On wela'~ar, Nay p. AZ o.e.o's
III LIA Br,.k7n Moniiv. NAY 20 o. Paeumoa.' ton; Hon.
TIE r.,i, ri iyas family respectfully ntd 70 attend
tb- f,nr, on Tur,lar oc"cA from the residence 81
~oa, further noee Tn. p be taken on wria'ly to
Ar,, ,liaa. Connecticut f'r .n,~ulrut
JoHNSoS-On Nona7 Ma - Kabeh Ioaasea aged !, ear
clock D. a. house o q elb 10 2'l ki' Esh'ern.'''
M,CUEr ,,Sy SUNDAY motans ssy 49, ai'sr ouS iae'
The friend. o. b ,n- Of h~r brother Alexander Mcae and u her
,,,rat without rs.r MOTTO. funeral FROM The Church 80 -
ch,r- Borr,- Snetp,,e BrooGyB Taesay si a. AZ .
NsRErou SUNDAY MAJ II Al.v E,Ss ngei 90 'e'T y,.,
A. ayit-i attend h' funeral 'n be late Tgaa'. 0s
sBlfurs-psh-,t hf'i door wr, Of Thr've TINS uue'h'
uonug a. 70 o,ior. without 'rth-r n"'ce
RoWEL-A White pr, sgai, Ma 49, Hiram P RoFel Clerk
~, 100, mi .',ies. OF se l@ ii. member. Of Plains
Isise IF 4 ~ am the Mi'one FRATERNITY gsneIi' aT-
b Caarc "wednesday morning Nav 2 a. t. oroe. s'soa,
further ls srmlltw BE- c'1v"" o. pie rArlr N~
Sa for arr-n, The Harlem Railroad rain Leaves r"eniy'I'h
q 3. o'clock =. "a.
TIvPSONon MONDAY non1 MAY ~ 2oock tho house ~ -
son Wi,5ngoa-sV BooAl JAMES Iimp'ol N 'Dr '''
A. 81
the above sfenec ocork on Inrs M ~
Eeasa' ".i be 'as'n to '4''Ai" 10, .H'r'mel'' -
rOwNSENDAt Col. Staten isln "a Sunday Miy ~ Nan D.
Tosns~rr % the 18th Of As
Notice aftanera hsreIn~r
wOoDOn Suaiy 49, 1867; MARY wife Of Wm Wood " the 'i
- her age. ..,.. 81 a.. 81
,, 10 ~ Eitst housr o. bro1dTaT, 90 lue,
Ma a. lB.. al O'Clock a.. without iar'Arf notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

AMERICAN Pianos IN THE PARIS EXrosuIoN.--
nnbshed m Bost0n writes under date Of April IL:
The sensation which Our American "lhhu rHdhos arc
producing here is something positively alnaIns
manufactured upon the European plan OF CONSTRUCTION
are vastly superior Ia any which are maze mere Whiu
,r's ore,s,,0l have excited the wonder and adinlla-
on OF the Jury the piano makers, ana of the gen
cr3il public. - -, ,,o.., al
The three leading manufacturers. Erard Pleyel ana
Herr have expre their delight and surprise AT these
new products of American industry and skill, ana MT
Efrd has requested permission 10 adopt inc salient
points VI the new system. America has tIlhy hmuSu-
rated a new era in planO-fortc making .
1.-THE Erarl aud Pleye pianos are without doubt me
Instruments but there is lacking In them that volume
and richness of tone which one hnds III the American
Grands."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-21

The Nrw-York and Bremen Steamship Companys
newly established and completed line OF United states
Mail Steamers II the only American line between New
York aud Bremen via southampton. Their Unknown
steamers Atlantic Baltic Western Metropolis Northern
Light etc. all commanded by men OF thorough eXpe
rencc and best reputation leave NeWl ORR ana Bremen
simultaneously on every other Saturday. and have
already completed several successful round trips each o
them leaving Ncw-York with full cargo OF cotton. to-
bacco parcels etc. and fair number Of first ana second
class and sceragc passengers and bringing hone from
Bremen not than 600 passengers each The minority
of these passengers emigrans, all with wel-hcd
pockets and trunks and anxious TO invest their contents
n well rs their sturdy selves in the prosperous aud
evcf-growimg community OF the New World. The North
eru Light started Saturday last with full cargo and
about 80 first and second class passengers for Bremen
while the Atlantic left southampton FOR Nowlork Oh the
sth INST and will start for her westward voyage on the
ST al lime