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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07
Die Mpben.

Sapan lit Elm barbariI9es 2an0,
idreibt Die @. .. Mben6seituns, font
uiirben Die 2dnOer, melde ii9 bors
3ugsmeile Die cibilifrten neanen, fi1
nidt bic Sradten, tuelae in Sapan ges
braudIid finb, angeei9net baben. Sn
fur;enl &lei6e, am unteren Saume aus
Baden beitebeno, an oenen nur bic
Gl0fden feblen, UNI es nod IidrriI9er
erfdeinen gu lai1en, prontiniren iett
bic Ddm6en, 6enn Somen fino ite
ni9t mebr in oieiem ttnoerbaftefl
8leibe. Oas Saar bod binauf9e,
tammint, Der 3opf auf oem S@eiteI,
Elm 6edelartiees SHtden balb in bic
Gtirne seiebt, eiebt ben Srauen aud
nod einen iapaneliiaen @efdts s0ns>
oruG.
Die @eite bes 8Iei6es = bod bon
g8 E t { fann man ba niGt ipre1en =
allo Die Gnge bes 3odes ift 10 biz
minutip, oaB Die o9abies" nur nod
trippeIn f0nnen. 8On @aris finb neut
NioOen angeSei9t, bel 6enen fir bit
Damenflei0er Sob un0 StabI, Seibe
unb Gammt Die Sauptrole ipieIen,
bieueidt uni ansuOeuten, baB Oa, tuC
Gr nidt nit Sob un6 @tabl bnr@:
fonmen tanu, nit Oem Sammtpf0t'
den Der ,,lebte 8eriud" 9emadt tuirb,
Sie 8Iei6er lollen l'empire aus
eeldnitten eetrasen iperoen. Oieiel
MuSi1nitt a l'empire beoeutet cine be-
oeutenbe 3 lositeIIuns un0 tuiir6'
auf Der Gtrabe poliseiniOris isin, Oa.
geeen I'M Gallon = ia Bauer, oas II
cine an6ere Sa9' - oa piro es feb
9outirt tper6en, Satin, Eaffeta, S.ar,
Ietan fn6 Sauptitofe fiirO Oarientleiber
bod nirb au1 bteI bellies Sud- Der
manOt; bic &leioer bon Iebterem Stof
nur nit eoIoenen &n6pfen befebt, tuer
ben ais febr vbiftineuirt" sebalten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07

= SIM BepaBtiein Der @Amdde
loiuobl, ais Der llneereHtiateit ibrer
@ade, felt Die benIofratiIbe @relIe
auf 6ns Gifriglte bic oeeenipdrttoen
Streitiafeiten, fuelde mir 0urb3utnas
den baben, als einen 8luilt sipilden
@rieasIefretair &tanton un0 Mnorep
SobnlOn bar. sc iit nidts Oerortiaes.
gs lit oas BON MnSretu sobnIon 6ers
Iebte @eleb, tDeL@es ben gegenitan6 Des
&treites biI6et. 9err &fanton bat
midJt mebr oamit 5u tbun, nIs Der Sps
loon bon Sapan. ct iIt aber snfaIia
aera6e Der Niann, iiber OeTen &opf Der
@raEDent Das @eleb 81 breden bers
ln6te, aber CT itebt 3u Der @ad)e I'M
nebriaen aidt ii rdberer @e5iebnna,
ais bas Gtilf Yapier, auf peIdss
SohnfOn leine nlupntorildie Sr6et
nieSerfhrieb coer ais ole @ta0t ggaIhs
inaton, no Oas EerbreAeH heaanaeu
uurbe.
gInDrep SObnInn leIbF, init rsiner
d,arafteriftilden aber eben nidt ebren
bolen ylrglilt luGte Der 9ln0eIeeeu6ei
cine foTdbe 6arbung ta berIeiben nnD BIZ
berl0nIiden Mntipatbien Der feinbI
gtantene au bellubeH. Sen. Qieut
Gberman bot fi9, tDie beEannt, Ofsut.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07

lid seiUeiesrt. 0em &riessIefretdr Die
9anO gu reiden uno iobieI man ipeiB,
bat tue0er cine grfldrung, nod cine
Musf6bnuno iemals 3pil1en Beiben
ftatt9efunoen, oIIein Der Sen. 2ieutenant
erlaubte iib aIeidmobl niht bic Shnds
DE, feline @efibIe iiber YFidt uno Gbre
berrf@en gu Ia6en. Sen. Noi. Sbonnas,
iuelder ebenfalIs elm bitterer 6einb bon
Stanton 1T, bate baee9en Oas ungIiid,
in Die Sdlinee su fallen.
Ser 8erSu9, oieie 8rifs ais Oas
Nefnltat elmer Nfeinnngsberldieoen1ei
SarauifeIIen 1T nidt ebrenbaft. Menn
bic ), ,Borle" in Iangen QeitartiteIn be-
bauptet, OaB Stantons Beibebaltuna
i'm 9lmte nidt fobieI iuertb if, nm oaS
9auo in @efabr gu ftiir3en, 10 eebt lie
eben bon Der Sauptfrage ab un6 oeltebi
elm, oaB lie teine 8ertbsiOielnesnlitteI
belibt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07

= Gs lit f1on .pie6erboIt oapon Die
6e6e 9etreien, ibreibt Der @cientife
9lmerican, Dap ole Rferoe3ii9ter uno
ale, Die fib fur 9leroeau6t unO 98etts
renuen intereiliren fid in Der Bitte ali
bic National 6egierung bereini9en Iolls
ten, iabrIi1 cine gentle 9unime aus
suIeben, nm BET ben 9roben lSettrennen
8r lie fur Die beften 2eiituaoen Der
Bferoe gu Sablen. SeOe Gurep1iitle
Station befol9t sieien Plan.
Sn GnaIano ftebt Die &6nioin all Der
@pibe, in SSranfreid Der 3aiier, III
9iubianO Der @5ar, ie6er Siirit auf benz
Continent tragt Oasu bel, oud bic gtos
Sen @taOte, iuie 2iberpool, Wlan6eiter,
9aris un0 Ct. Yeters6nrg ieben
8reife aus. Sur IN ben Ser. Staatcn
| finoet man fein SutereiIe bieier 9lrt fur
oen beittn uno ebeIiten @efibrten oes
N1enl6en. - Oos 8fer0 ludbreno feIblt
Sn0ier un0 Gilrten Oafur rilbnllidc
Eheilnabme beipeilen. Diefe Glei9>
aHltiafeit unO 9ablaliefeit iollte nads
oera0e aufb0ren un0 Die Ser. &taaten
loIIten nidbt binter nn0eren glationeu in
Der 8ere0lung Der @eitalt un0 ionlti9en
@i0enf6nften niefeS unlhaB6aren SbieD
res sErildbleiben
Ser etn3ige praftiide Meg, bas 3iel
su erreiden 1T, ipie es bic GrfabrunS
III GnalanO gelebrt BAT, 6as g8ettrens
/ men, iilOem bieronrh bic Qln3abL Del
eOlen 8ferbe DergrOBert uno lire gutter
Giaenfdaften nod erb0bt iuercen. Siii
EbieIen 3lred loIlte bic Gegierung frei.
aebia beiltenern, 6amit Bfer6e3Ibtel
| 6ur1 bic boben 8reile beranlabt tDer,
1Sn, e0Ie SSoblen Az 3ieben.
gtuf otefenl 9Hege tuLlroen mir bor,
| treffIi1e Sengfte erbalten, Die ipieOer
auf bic 9ferOesudt iln Magemeinen boz
bereOeIn0en GinHnb iein piirOen
100000 idbrli6, bomGonsreb fir Die,
fen 9ued beltimnlt, unter Die einseInel
& gtaaten 0lei1nabie bertbeiit unO all
Breife bon 0ela betreffenoen Gtaats,
@ouberneur aus0efHrieben, iuiiEoen 81
hinldnalid bobe s5reiie biIoen, um Oa
lebenOialte SntereTe tiir-oie 8ferbe3ndj
mnd5uruIen uno cole 9eHglte ipiiroei
I'M Qausen 2anOe berumgebraht uer
ben. Gies miirDe allen Sectionnlis
mus auf Der Nennbabn 9l0en uno Di
uiirben cine ungeheure MnSabI DO
gonbIutspferDen IN etiun 10 Sabre
hdben, BE bon eiIeni un6ere@enbare
@oribeil fur one gan5e 2anb lei
tuirDen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07

Die neue Contribution bon Mrs
taltfas ift cine 8Irsfdaft fir Oas aanSe
2ano, ooB bic unionsrn6nner ienes
@taateS boIlfomrnen befdbiot iin0, oens
felben gu DeriuaIten u. 5u regieren. Oiele
@onftitutionen, ipie iie unter ben Nes
conltruftions9efesen sebiloet tper0en,
iino an unO fur fid &etueile fir bic
8iuefnldbiefeit Oieier @eiebe. @s lit
ni6t fbmer fur 0as beniOtratil6e uno
unlopale Clement, bic NlitgIie6er Der
Contention Su berbobnen un0 I1AerIid
su ntahen, oenn bieIe bon linen fnb
arme uno unl1einhore Ni6nner, aber
ldmerer 1T es, an ibrem @erfe SSebIer
gu ent0eden. Sbne 5peifeI ga6 es
eroBe @eIebrte uno idarf urtbeilenOe
Gonlerbatibe i'm borigen Sabrbnnoert,
tueld]e bic Contribution, bon $honas
Sefferlon entiporfen, berla1ten, aber
3elt uno grfabrung baben he beiuabrt
uno iueroen Oalielbe mtit ben BerfaiIuns
gen Ots freisn SiiOens tbun.
- Die 9eripertbnua bes 8fer6e .
ais @mlahttbier, Dor etiua 25 Sabres
bonn Berliner Sbierlbukberein einaen
fibrt, 1T i'm 3unebinen. Gs finb in
Berlin im Sabre 1857 uneefabr $500
@feroe aeiAla@tet uorben. @eit Gnbe
borieen Sabres 1T bic neue GentraI.
0aoBfHId9terei Dor benl G6nigstbor I'M
@ebraum. 8u Der Slusnubuna bel
einseInen 60rpertbeiIe geb0rt felt einis
aer Seit bic Bennbung Der Oiinner
Ddrme. GiefeIben iUeroen mad einei
sipedntabieeu 0teinieune uno Qlbl1Iei.
mung getrodnet unb nnd Spanien sui
0lnfbeipabrung Der Butter bertanft
BetanntIi9 iuirO in Spaniea bic 8uttei
mad 2dneenmaben DerbanoeIt.
Gin frans6Rlber Snaenieur Ia
eiuen YIan ber0fentlitbt, Ser bon s.,
fransoliIhen YreiIe febr etIcbt pirO
| In henn er ft6 berpaimtet, fur Oi
@umme bon $50, 0,000, 900 cine 8rad
bonn frnn3oIifden mad benz enoIilhel
| llfer ~ banen. Die Bride ion au
| 80 eiferuen @ieiIern ruben un6 33I
ssue brett uno $40 0ub bod feiu. Gi
4 6oppeltes GifenbabngeIeiie, tin aBa
| aells uub eth 5ubipee init Ofeifauratio
loHen i9 anf OerieIbeu befnbeu. :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07

Sin ensIiIder 5nstuieur mia england
NIT ReufunOlunO Ourd einen Snnnel
berbinben, 70 6aB man Die Meiie aui>
fden europa nno 9lmerita in amei
Sagen per Gilenbabu suriidle9en
tonnte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07
Grfreulitb fir Bic Burner.

uulsre 9eler piEen fi5 Der Strei,
tiofeiten su beiinnen, bic Dor einis
ger Belt auiiden ben Stem SrIeans
Surnern aus9ebro@en. 8u unierer
groBen SefrieOi9un9 fnben mir beute
I'M Bunoesorsan Die folsenoe Wfittbeis
lung. g8ir 9ratuliren ben 9feipSrIeans
Surnern ioIpohI ipie bent 9loroameritas
niIAen Surnerbuno.
stepSrleans, %. Ssbr. '6S.
0ereiniemns Der beiSen N1etp.
SrleanS xurnsWereine.
SdnmtlidenSurnbereine oes 9lor6s
amerifaniiden Surnerbunoes biene sur
Sfa9ridt, oaB sluil9en Dem Bunoess
Eurnbereiu nuo Der Eurn9enein0e bon
Stem Orleans our9 Die Bemiibunaen
oes SorItanoes Der Gurngemein6e uno
oes lei9enos bier3u bonn BunbeS sSarns
Serein ernannten @omite cine fur bei6e
Sereine befriebisen6e @ereinisung am
28. Se6r. 1868 ltott9efunoen bot.
Sn Der 9ofnuns, OaB Ourb Oieie
Sereini lung, fur 6ie Susbreituug uaS
ben 5ortlbritt Der Eurnersi loiuobl, ale
in politiiber Be5iebung quite @rfOlss
erjielt peroen m0aen
3eidnet iih ons @onlite
Srieori@ g, 9artIeb,
8orlser,
$. Spierine, SGriftuart
Gmile Srieb.
2aomig 81 OOer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07
ltlt0rapl), Nadjrid)ten,
Ofaebritbten aus lbtnstOn
8orlabung bes 8rafi<
0enten.
Oas sJmpea6ment.
0ie goraanse in Stem Orleans.
g8 afhinaton, 6. @lara.

9as republifaniI4e Staats /. 6 omite
in Stem Srleans trdgt auf glblebung 6es
Sen. Sancof bein @ongreB unb Sen.
@rant an. 9ie 8elAiupfnne Der gla>
tionalilaose 0urb bic 9leibaeiti9e Be-
9riibuug bon Sefferlon 9abiS unO @en
~9aneof leien @runO 9enug 0afiir. Sen.
Sancof lei aud nit Sefferiou 0abis
1ulammen aus9efabren.
9lm l. Wtdrs betrug Die giational<
IdulO S2,648, ,2O7 7O79.85. Dies 3eist
cine Nbnabme Der g6uIb eeeen ben
borioeH @lonat bon s7,4S5, ,751.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07

w 8eto6Ien. Sn Murs
freesboro tuur6e Dem Serrn s. Sbcs
mas aus ct. 9ouis In einem Boars
binesbauie fein @eIO geftobIen, beltes
benb in $40. @eiu &mloffameraO,
lueIdser am NloreeH fpurIos berfhnuns
ben mar, 1T btrmutbIid, ber Ebdter
seweien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07


Der 20nig f9Iof geFern ben 9anos
tag unO bealiidniini1te 0enlslben, 0as
geinige sur GrbaItnn0 Oes erropdi>
fdfn fsrieOens beigetrngen SO babef.
gBisner Bldtter ersablen, 0ab bic
6rone, NIT tueIder Ronig 9BilbeIm
ala OeutlAer g0ifer aetr6nt iuerOen
| fol, bereits III Nrbeit if.
Das 3oa> BarIament III burd @raf
Bisnlard nit elmer iur5en yfeOe er0fingt
suoroen.
Das Gtadtsminiteriuln III beauitraat
| tuorDen, Dns germ0geu Des Gr sG0nias
bon Ganncper slI conlisciren.
Ql6miraI SeeetbOff III bonn 6ailer
| bon Selterreid gum SberItconntanbis
renOen Der lIotte ernannt .uorDen.
g1anben, 20. 6ebr.
g0nia auofuig II. bon @ntern tlt az
tern In 9ltsr bon g Sabrsu oeisors
ben,
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re- nnfaII. Sn Chattanooga
1T Der superintendent Der fIOneitIi6en
Gileniperte, Serr Dabis, bonn oritten
StOfipert zines @ebanbes berabgelfiirst.
ObipobI iebr eefdbrlib berIekt, gIaubt
Der 0lrst bod, i'm am eeben erbaIten gu
f1nnen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-03-07

R @onntogs gefeke.
8ir uaren i'm Srrtbunl, aIs mir meIs
6eten, 6aB Der Sor6ani1e 9eiekent>
tpurf betrsffs bes 8erfaufs bon @eiu
uno Bier am Sonnta9 nieberge :
tim mt iuoroen iei. Oie Beratbung
iiber ben Gnttuurf ipuroe nur ouf llt>
beitimnite 8eit Oerfdoben. = Giner Der
ifrenalten Sreunoe oes @elekes If Serr
BiIIia ms bon @mitb @ount1. =
Sie MngeIegenbeit fonlnt nod in bie>
fer @oae ipieoer our 8erhanoIun9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
GERMANY.
THE LUTHER CELEBRATION.


A dispatch dated Worms, June %, says: The
most Important part Of the Luther celebration, VIZ the
unveilng and dedication OF TIC memorial, TOOK place To-
pe0pe we're present The preliminary celebration yes
ierday consisted in speeches ana sermons which were
M which Dr. Eich Worms, In the name OF the Celebra
lion Committee, made speech 10 inc guests "ch was
To-day was ushered in with Joyous peals OF bells and
choral music from the tower OF inc cheI ehurcn AZ a.
IN Divine services In honor OF the celebration were helu
tbe Grand Duke Of Hesse and his guests atebulbg the
Church OF the Holy TRINITY -, - a..
The King OF WuItemDerg arrived early ana soon aIer
O'Clock the Grand Duke Of Hesse the King the Crown
Prince Of Prussia and the Grand Duke OF baxeWemar
with their respective suites came by special ram ana
they were received at the railway station by u author
ices, and drove at once 10 the enntG h hrh sbre
greeted the royal party on helr way 70 e
an immense crowd collected. The chnich itse was
very full the people standing even OUTSIDE 'he uooiS
while the neat was OyeIpOwering
Divine service being over, procession was Iorined
winch arrived al the place where the celebration Was 10
he held at y. Immediately uterwaiu INC az i
~ arrived and again loudly cheered as they took
their places In the pavilion which had De eIecea TOT
Their reception. The large open space where the ncnO
rial erected il elongated square surronndeu 10y e
buildings On the southern SIDE OF the sgnle "a, "a
covered saloon capable OF seating some l4V
been put up while on the other three sldes OneI
had also been erected Opposite the meinoil "a
stage for the speakers rather on ono sde VI o 0y
mas lion, and close TO balcony where were lne Ioyh
suites ana tie high officials The royal party comprlsea
the King and the crown Irlnce OF fFussdh nv - ~
Dukes OF Hesse and saxe-Wemar Prince MhItH ~ n
dcn all ia full uniform and the Princess Mar oi ese
unable 10 attend through indisposltiOn. . a.. - !,
Tie celebration commenced with chorus lor nlaIS
VOICES accompanied by wind instruments ana composer
by b. Llehner the words from the Goth Psalni; ,
Dr. A, Oppennann OF hIan, the VIo.c ,,i't"r Of te
monument. assembled the platform ana my i
speech in which he narrated tbe st13 ~ nn6Ie
OF ie memorial, which the artist hlmseii hiu os i IA
10 finish but which had been completed NY DS It
colaGoraiens HeTren A. S and models
Dr. Oppernann then enlarged on the monnne t n
historical TSsn sre Sd %rs followed by the uah
Chorus" after which Dean kem, who WAS ohe VI 'ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1865

OriGinators of the monument spoke at some length.
when ne had finished the statue was unNele9 an tho
whole assembly joined In the grand ola Zine ieste
Burg The trumpets sounded, ana al Intervals sa'os
OF arullery were discharged - - -.
After the hymn finished, Herr zimmerman; Hoh
Darmstadt, made speech In which he explained tle on
1ect OF the memorial and formally over 10 @
authorities OF the town Of Worms. Announcer hy mn "as
sung ana the Burgomaster Of Worms then lorildy ae
cepted the monument At this point the royal party ele
therpavon and assembled the plati0rnln oiueI 20 De
Ter near the speakers This step was received WIN U
cheers, ana the speech interrupted ny inc IIuss
national by inn,"He dIrlm Siegeskrauz, when was sung
by the whole assembly The singing over me
ter finished his speech, with which the actual eeleDrapn
concluded: grand banquet Will take pace III tne
covered saloon tomorrow.
The town is decorated with flags and gay streamers
and immense numbers Of visitors are In town. , 49,
Queen Victoria sent the following telegram 10 the Ming
OF Prussia, ut Worms: -
pray express TO the Committee for the erection OF the
Luther Memorial my most hearty CONGRATULATIONS upon
the successful completion Of their task. protestant I'm
gland cordially sympathizes upon an occasion when
untes the Protestant Princes and peoples OF Sermany
THE TRIAL OF COUNT CHoRiSskf.
At Munich Saturday, June 81 Count ChOrlnsky was
found guilty of completely In the poisoning OF the COn
ChOrnsky, and sentenced TO twenty years I'M
prisonmeut in fortress and TO exile II he survives rev
persons will consider the sentence too severe ChOrnsk
guilt seems 70 have been Of deeper shade than even
that of his wretched mistress. He was coward ana
hypoere as well murderer, and he does not appear
have had quality that ever was noble or chYal
rous, or that could ever have become So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
TIE porrsvILLE MINERS RIOT.

PHILADELPHIA, July LITTLE Post has dis
match which says that Friday the miners visited the
mnes aud iron works at Tamaqua, where they we're
ioined by the wOrkmen OF the place. They marched
through the town numbers between 900 and 500 and
after binding difficult TO get up light with the EN-
poy6s indnged In free fight among themselves. They
have either visited warned all cOeues in this region
Int AZ vet have done considerable damage. In some
places further up the valley they have stopped the hour
mills IL is reported that tTadesmeu OF all kinds are stop
png work demanding increased paw. This morning the
men IN of the cOlieres commenced work the
employers having agreed 10 pay the advance rather thn
cease operations but this stopped by the strS
crs who would not permit them TO work Unless All
were similarly treated. few OF the employers
will PERSIST in going usual and are coAectlng arms
10 make stand. Reports of strikes reach us rom al
directions and IL believed that the movement VIII ne
general throughout the coal regions reported tha
some of hs employers have started on the strike TO raise
tIe urjce of coal II this he true, which doubt they
have made sad mistake, for the strike is not confined
M Them but is spreading through ali mechanical calngs
This morning iaborcrs the railroad were driven on
and an excursion was prevented from going through the
Cnn 10 gons owing 10 the threatening attitude of the
strkrrs 1 am In receipt OF information which points To
tnmorrow night the eliminating point OF the strike
Tie 81 Clair Iron Works. owned 10y James Lauegan, Que
of The most extensive furnaces IN schuylkl County mas
hec ordered by the strikers TO advance the wages o ~
men az blow of Mr.. LanCEan declines accedg 10 this
,nic,t mud the Marshal OF the county has enrolled
roiponN 10 assist him In preserving order, Arms nave
h,r ordcved and II Is probable that. should the miners
nerseyere In their demand there Will be blood she'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13

REBEL DOINGs N THE INTERIOB-CAPrCRE OF
MIRANON'S BRoTHER-CAPTURE OF EEGULAE
TROOPS-IUCATAN TRANQUIL.
HAyANA, July Il, lS6s.
The regular mail steamer from Vera Cruz has
arrived al this port She brings dates from the capital TO
the an inst and from Cruz 10 the 5th inst Gen
Corna had come up with Col. Flores and routed him.
Col ChaVes at Aguas CaCntes evying forced loans
lie proclaimed Marquee and regency. Col Bocardo had
tnrtshcd the TeomulCO rebels. ButOnc Estrada. in com
aud of band. had attacked villa del Vale captured.
sacked and then burned the place. He took thirty regu
lars prisoners At GuGdalIaIa Generals Toledo Gran
their share m the late SinalOa rebellion. From
san LUIS POtos the news comes that the
OuerearO rebels massng their forces at AnOeS The
advance guard Of Gen EscODcdOs sent 10 put them
down was ~ Jacaa. In TOuca efforts were being made
to lmpcrialize the state. At MOrela an expedition had
been organized operate against SandOya who had am
huscaded the TreO troops Forces had also becu sent
from Jalapa % operate against the insurgents IN the
ueghbOring State OF Puebla Gen. Angel Mlramon
brother of the late companion OF MaNlmlan had been
arrested nj Iuamautia On HE person were found ais
patches FOR the Pucba rebels lie will be tried by court
martial at once The state OF lucatan was tranquil.
Gov Copeda mad returned and been renaugurated with
senior Maria Vargas as acknowledgements Imian
had his death penalty committed 70 imprisonment. as
also Guterres who Is sentenced 20 ten years confinement
THE PORT OF NIAZATLAN TO BE OPENED.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-AdmlIal HaSlllnS,
commanding the English Squadron OF the Pacific dsap-
proyes the proceedings OF Commander Briggs OF the
t'laptccar i'm the affair OF MaZatlan, and has ordered
INN 10 reopen that port immediately and proceed 10
Panama Don Angel MARTINEZ, the leader IN the late un
successful revolutions AT SnaOa ana his ChlerOIStan.
Col Toledo, are In this city.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PRESS.
LONDON, July 11.-TeegTams from the New
York Associated Press Office, announcing the final
result of the ballOtngs in the National Democratic
Convention. were promptly received by the London
journals. These dispatches evoke comments from
the press generally unavOrable to the success OF the
ticket. The London Standard thinks that sangune
Democrats themselves may well doubt if HOratio
SEYMOUR can defeat the most popular American,
The London NeCs says theIRadical party will eXult
over the Democratic defeat which is certain to follow
the selection of so weak candidate as Horaio Sey-
mour. The NaCs thinks the country needed stronger
and more healthful opposition than it is likely now
10 have. and believes that the intelligent Americans
will soon acknowledge this with regret The london
Herald treats the coming contest as foregone con-
elusion. The Herald is mot sure if the best man
the Democracy could select could not oppose Gen.
Giant with advantage on the question Of keeping
faith with the Southern States and the bondhoders
but Grants personal eminence and popularity would
probably elect him in any event
HARVEST PROSPECTS.
The weather to-day at London is warm and beauti-
ful
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GOLD FIELDS IN ALASKA.

VICTORIA, V. l., June 6.-The United states
Consat this port has received intelligence oil the safety
Of the mining aud exploring party which embarked at
this port in the schooner Louisa Downs on the LIST OF April
The expedition was led by an experienced miner named
Frencbie who had propeeted the skiena River country
and found rich gold field BY the arrival OF 'he james
town from sitka the s Consul at Tins port 'a'
,o ,o,v have found the gold fields which they sought
Two DAYS before the sailing Of the jamestown 29'h May
nor,s came down from the Tagus country that the party
had strucl very rich gold dggings the Tagus River
and that they picking up gold In Jumps Inc report
was believed In sitka aud every available wafer craft
had heen chartered bear adventures 70 the spot
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all the comforts and convenences OF rtclass emgrant
packet sailed one day last month having ON board sew
eral hundred passengers officer of the japanese Gov
erment accompanying To that the terms Of the con-
tract fulfilled for which, even to the payment or
wages the Hawaiian Government holds itself responsible
The advantages proposed to the laborers were far
superior TO what the majority Of these people could
pect in their their native land. Their transit TO the
islands s secured for labOrers per month"; food, cloth
ing and medical attendance is guaranteed dollars
advance money paid; to receive S per month
The period Of service fixed at three years 1t TO be
hoped that the scheme will be success, it will be to
the material advantage OF both people.
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EUROPE.
GERMANY.

THE AMERICAN YATURAIlzAI ITO missions nIStAll Of
BEmTN July 1lBy virtue OF the pnoE,%,OI' bo
Che naturalization treaty recently sttes the
tween North Germany and the unlrca o "T@ the
Government has stayed all pIOseCuaU S;rtG Those
adopted heen sentenced or imprisoned will be re-
leased forthwith ..s
N"''' TRIAL OF REAPING MACHINES.
40 Az q trial of the reaping machines OF the
Ia which took place yesterday, the English
WIZ" we're decided to be superior to those OF
i 'r'prica and took the international prize.