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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08

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ten mpQen BON Berlin aus SencunQen
Spn Grammatical UNI 2ebensmitteln
anreaen unc cine aletdmdfisere @ertbeiz
lung Ger Spenpen ermS9lt9G1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-08

@apstpE sans,
Deui'de8 @afz uun Boarrtno = &au6,
Sic Der Wabaibau "sa nsurter gt.a5e,
Dpn Suliu6 Wepl.
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senhher, erridtete G%tabliHement btetet ben %esehrteu 90.
ten auter ter freunblt&Hen Debieaune i'm Il e%emetnen
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limb f~pnf'gen Qabetranf, eendtlt unb fein.
,.@tn SmbtB ppn Der aQerbsf fen Sprt',
,gtsarren, fomrsl @laubt, 9eutlde, metnem
gDprt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12
photographic News
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
TURKEY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Dispatches from the Scat OF War in Gas.
dia--The United states steamer Ticends-
roga ON the Coast-Admirai FarraGut's Fleet
Expected In the Archipelago.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. g.,
VIA LONDON, Feb. ILL., 1868.
Official advices from the seat of war in Gambia.
dated on the Goth of January, have been received
by the Cabinet Of the Porte.
The dispatches detail the movements of the in-
peral troops and call attention to the fact that
the United States war steamer Ticonderogs.
mounting nine guns, and forming part Of an
American squadron, had arrived on the coast Of
Crete under special orders received from AID.
mira Farragut, in command Of the American deet
in the European waters.
1t is also announced and believed in the polti.
cal circles Of Turkey that the remainder of the
vessels Of the United States feet under Admiral
Farrsgut will leave their present stations at an
early day and sail for the Grecian Archipelago.
where they will muster in force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12

The HERALD published on Monday thrilling
account of the long and perilous passages of
the packet ships Columbia and Neptune from
Liverpool to this port. Tho Neptune took
forty-three days and the Columbia seventy
three days to make voyage which steamers
have repeatedly made ip from eight to ten
days, and probably will make ere long in
seven days. A painful and forcible illustration
has thus been afforded of the fact that the days
of sailing ships, at least for winter navigation
ofthe Atlantic, are well nigh numbered The
marvellous change which steam has wrought in
tho conditions Of transit, both for passengers
and for freight must be more fully recognized
than ever. The time is speedily coming when
propellers like the William Penn, the Bellona,
the Celia and the ATLANTA must take the pl,ce
of sailing vessels on every sea- The superior
advantages Of propellers over paddle wheel
steamers have been attested by experience.
Burning, as the former do, six hundred and
fifty tons OF coal less than the paddle boats,
they can consequently carry six hundred and
fifty tons more freight, and the expenses Of coal
and coalpassers and variety of other ex-
penses are materially reduced. The advantages
OF propelles over sailing vessels are proper
tionately great. They can carry three times as
many passengers and far more freight at less
expense and in much less time than any packet
ship.
We hear occasionally Of projected American
lines and of plaintive petitions for subsidies
but there would be no necessity for wasting talk
and time in begging for subsidies if leading
capitalists would but combine TO plan and put
IN operation several great lines Of propellers.
Both capitalists and the public would reap rich
end immediate benefits from such enterprises.
which conld not fail to be self-sustainiug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12

Death Of sir David Brewster-Lnanch Of -
Hage 'front.' iHd-LOyni irish to the Queea.
LONDON. Feb. III, 1888.
Cir David Brewster the celebrated English physician
aud distinguished scientific discovcrer and author died
last evening at the advanced age of eighty seven.
The British ironclad shp-ofwar Hercules said TO 10
the largest In the world has been successfully launched
at the Chatham dookyard.
A deputaton from the loyal Irshmeu Of London
yesterday waited upon the Right Hon Claiborne HARDY,
at the Home once, and presented him an address sx
pressing their devotion TO the British Crown.
The Homo Secretary replied to their address 10 an
appropriate Speech thanking them for their manifesto
tnna a Loyalty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12

The rumor which startled Wall street. on
Monday afternoon with an alleged robbery o.
the American Exchange National Bank by It's
assistant cashier put the loss at half million
dollars. The President Of the bank, however,
In note which appeared in yesterday 3 HERALD,
states that ."after very careful investigation
1t Is found that the bank may be involved
In loss not exceeding sixty thousand dollars"
He says also :-"Our late assistant cashier was
discovered to have been privately engaged in
speculations His resignation was Immediately
accepted by the Board" Here we have
repetition Of the same old story, which might
almost be stereotyped, with variations only in
the figures, so familiar has 1t become to Wall
street Often and often as such defalcation
occurs Its exposure fails to make it an effec-
tual warning. Another and still another fol-
lows closely on its heels, until people are
half driven to hoard their money, like old Mr..
Bennehof, the petroleum millionaire, who
made homeguard of himself and family. His
doleful experience, indeed, Is not very encour-
aging to those who are tempted to believe
that every man must be his own banker But
il Mr.. Bennehoff lost several hundred thousand
dollars by burglars he has at least the salts
faction Of knowing how he lost it, whereas de-
p0st0rs in banks the officers in which are "ds-
covered to have been privately engaged in
speculatons" are never likely to know def
nitely how their money Is lost.
Is there no remedy for the evil Of which this
latest bank defalcation Is an example? The
laws are sufficiently stringent to meet the case,
but If the Legislature can devise means for
more faithfully enforcing the laws lot it be
done forthwith. Might not tho almost habitual
practice on the part Of bank directors OF omit
ting to prosecute the guilty defaulters be made
penal offence?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12
IRELAND.

Encounter Between the Fenians and Police
A Capital Convictisn-Tris,s for Sedition.
CORK, Feb. IL, 1903
Another attack made upon tho police in the
streets yesterday by the mob who petod them with
stones and brckbats. The polics, who were armed
with musksts fixed hsyoncis and charged upon The
crowd
short and desperate GGh followed. in which several
Of The rioters bayonetted. The sssaiants them
fed in all directions leaving the wounded The
ground.
During the day attempt made 10 seizc wsis
known nformer and lynch him. but the appearance OF
police patrol prevented the outrage from hsng carried
out.
CoRK, Feb 11-Eveninf.
One man known TO have been killed by the police
yesterday when they charged upon the crowd with
bayonets
The number OF the wounded cannot be ascsrtained.
DUBLIN Feb 11-Evsniug
The trial Of Lsnuon which commenced yesterday,
ended to-day with = verdic, OF guilty OF murder ana
felosy and treason.
Mr. Sullivan, OF the Dahlin Irislssoa, has been
dotted by the Grand Jury for publishing sedious eos
His trial will commence Tomorrow.
Mr.. Martin and other gentlemen, who wsre arrested
some time ago for taking prom mont psr In the flu
neral ceremonies for the Tcnlans executed at Man.
chester, bsye been indicted by the Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12
CUBA.
SPECIAL IsLssRAMs 10 TINE HERALD.

stormy Voyage Of the French Steamer Inn.
pcratrico EuRcnie-French NIcn.of-War at
Martiniahe-RistOrI at Mntanxns. :,
HAVANA, via LAKE Cry, Fla. Feb. IL. 1865.
Tho French mail steamer Imperatrice Eugenis
has arrived here from ST. Nazaire after .
tempestuous voyage. The captain has come
ashore, and reports the damage to his vessel
as slight. The dates by the Imperatrice
Eugene are--St. Nazaire, January ls;
Martinique, February A. At the latter
place were the war vessels San Isimo.
Semiramis, AmTal, Hermione and Acheron. The
mail steamer Floride arrived at Martinique on the
I'd inst, and was kept four days in quarantine.
Captain General Lersundi has returned to Ha-
vana temporarily.
Ristori has been creating quite Juror at Matan-
aas. AS high as 800 has been paid for a box At
one.performance.
great many Mexicans have arrived here from
France.
German Bali-Americnn Ladies' and Omcers
Presept-Festivity Aboard the Shawmut.
HAVANA, via LAKE CITY, Fla, Feb. Ii, 1858.
The captain Of the Hamburg brig Fredrco filed
protest against the embargo laid on HIS vessel
The brig has since sailed for Hamburg.
grand ball was given on last Saturday evening
at the Casino. The ball was well attended by the
elite of the American society here. There was
quite large number Of American young ladies
and officers OF the United States gunboat Shawmut.
This vessel is here awaiting orders. Yesterday
drill and champagne breakfast took place
aboard, at which many American ladies were
present.
The Don has not yet arrived.
The Treasury il calling pensioners whose claims
were due in October. November or December iast
to present themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12

The JoHNsoS-GRANT CoRREspoNpENCs.--The
additions to this remarkable series OF letters
which We give elsewhere, are from the Prssi-
dent and Messrs. Seward, welles, McUuiloch.
Randall and Browning, Of ths Cabinet. and
also letter nom General GrauI They pre-
sent nothing new, save the Generals re.
pudlation Of the charge Of insubordiua.
tion. Blu, tho Presidents criticism Of
General Grants statements, and OF his posi-
tion altogether, 10, to say the lesss sharp.
General Grants charge that the President
had cndsavored to involve him in resistance
TO the law is quite matched by the Presl-
dents declaration that Grant had not only
acted purposely with duplicity, bu. that be had
intended so 10 act from the first, and accepted
the War Once as Stanton's tool Altogether
this ID tho most remarkable correspondence
thAt ever passed between national magnates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-12

prove him innocent The course taken by the
court in giving effect to its purpose is to bluntly
declare everything irrelevant" that has the
slightest tendency in the culprit's favor. An
important point in the defence was to show
that the canon revived for the occasion was a
dead letter, and, in fact, ignored or violated"
BY ts common usage OF divines In every city !;
but this the court would not permit to be
proved, for il would evidently be inconsistent
with its own foregone conclusion.
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quarter what they now are. Improved lines,
with the most recent additions that scientific
discovery has given, can be built at a cost
that will warrant these reductions In prices,
beside securing greater accuracy and GER
tainty In the transmission Of messages.
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THr TRIAL OF DR.. TySo.--This queer ecce.
sisslicsl joke is not yet ended. As far rs it
has gone II seems to have developed that the
Board Of Presbyters have already found the
accused guilty, and that therefore Il would be
quite . work ot yupsrsrogatlou 'ar my ono V
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DENMARK.

The schIsswir Question aud Gesnsnn Ncss-
nations.
Corrss.ass, Feb u--Evening.
It's said tbst negotiations for treaty between res-
marx aud Psuss for the settlement Of tue questions In
dispute bsAresn ,hcni, have failed.
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ROME.

The fAusi.las Concordnt-rru.sla Dtawioa
Cleser.
Iospos, Feb, ii-Evenns
It's reported tina, the rope has declined 10 enter into
negotiations for a revision Of re Austrian Conccrdst
aud that Prussia has msdo sdva1ess for closer dolouaa
relations With Rene.
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GERMANY.

Count Bismarck Unable 10 Trnv si-No oisrSSs
IN the PrussiRn Cabisct.
BrRrr, Feb. IL, 1858
Count Bismarck 10 sick aud unable TO leave Berlin
TO avail himself OF his leave Of absence.
Ne change in the Prussian Cabinss Is proposed.
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ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HeaAtl

Overthrow Of President CnbrRi.
HAVANA, via LAKE CRY, Fla, Fob. Ii, 1868.
President Cabral has fallen. He escaped, how
ever from the capital Of st. Domingo.
General Jose Hungria has assumed the resns Of
gov ernmant till Baez arrives.
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forging check and presenting IL TO Tiffany 60. for
$1,000 He sentenced to the State Prison for three
years and fnsd $780, 70 be further imprisoned until
paid.
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B0wEBY THEATRE, Bowery-LAsr Days or Pon.
I-BLAoA EYED sysAN-DoDaING ToR 4 WYE.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Br0sdway.-LrrLr NELL Asp
a.