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Oil. &apitsl)
Nin Oeiek,

VtW OCtcSg
nm ben So. uNb 81. NlitHitt he's 4. NrtItgIs ter pfent'
lihrn spfai.tSeitte, bGieLt' s%utttrner, VI %psrbeiiern.
Nbl6. 2. llnp e5 lit burh he @eiePNetunB Won
Wlarplanb bef6lpien. tof NtidNitte 80 unp ST he's A..
Arttrls her tfentlitsn TOTAL s@eleye, t%e:itelt: WRittp
nen, nis fplat abBeaneert welteH:
Sc. ales CHARACTERIZATION u. SdiHs, ale Weine u.
Spirurpien, fremb cher einhetnttlh, ale Wadren tnb
1aufnanmssiter, we:te ppn ir9spb eltem plaee isn'
feitS les Maps her aut!n S%pfhRu8, s~in1etNbrt pernsn,
ale 8ant, 4ften pter gttten anetrer taeprpcrtrten
Gprypratipnen. Stadlss uub StGets Nnleibst, Ntahlare
ppn rrrtrrtenet periplen peer i~n'rlpenien z dull nern,
ettr Gieentbum pelteS aut @trihtsbcfehl ~rerIauts miro
fell elmer Npeabe sen turfSiB Gents opn ieSem %stntuneert
3paalS, ure &ahes, Gbef, 3Rter II. Sprnp, fremo obsr
eintcimiih, iOl elmer Nbsabe Won JetH Cts. pgn jeeen,
etnbuutert Dollars nrterrprfen ittn.
81. Gle anberH Saden, Waa.en. 8aulmdnrs8uter
uns Gieft II, melhe lit ethem f%reinten eante rr,eust, als
teirniiten Batrifate anb ale goiorfni Adu'thannsBlter
Saden unb gtgeuttum trsCnb ether Mrt, ntGt pbtn an
| se9eteu. iplen cine At3ate ppn 75Gts. prn ieten. tinbun
Bert Splars tsjattcu, ausbenommcn bic Elafs 9Saa
rea, ais @rpeerie .Nrttfel u. Shnitt,paarrr tefdnnt
wel6e MUIR elmer ab8abe ppu lGGtS, Won ieeen e~tGbmtseTl
DpHars belah!en ipAen.
Mbf6. 2. llnp es pire hermit ttfhlcNen, eab bic
Is @eits rom Gage feiner annabnr at In Strait tretell
fVa.
@enetnist pcu 20, @dr, 1868.
QS6-ioi Ebpmas 2panii. @eareraeNr.
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8etanntuladungen
go. 8aptte ~
(si1, ESicTrh.

SIN SEtEEP
ut ZEN IS. Gtfhnitt res %. SrtitelS ser Ta5smetrfn
fFrntlid,tu gsise' tiuihtld bee @tb0lteS hes Aus
rulers hes NppraaEicHs .@erthts uHb trt S6trifs, uht
a%eRanntem 0eritts Eeijurphntn, II rt aud has SfieP
ron 1862, Edpitcl l07, ptld,s ~titieItta %abGutert, atSl'
Gnttrr, tnetm es %btnitlten luflsHt'ane 6UlSeRHes an
eeier Stele hRI:
Atf6. /. limb ss ii rurh he GtfeeBebana, ron
MarpIuns tefhIrltn, has ttr ~, Ntifnttt es %. Artt'
tels Ter a%GBemetnsn cHtHt!tteu SCitte. RlnNtiltb res
@rbaltes rts Gpsrufers Rec Aprelattcns. Gtrthts urs
her S6eriFs %trnauut, INT ~bea9tent @erit,e tetSuwrt.
NET, 10 we eas @eiee ron 1862, GGpitel l07, psldss
e~tteIben r%5rSueert. rnp biersurf ttbss etrIciHe aut9f'
bcben, unt B~rigrness an eeren Siepe aettft;
5. 20. Der Ausrufei Won hem appeuatlrhf'S ert@tt
%erndnnt, ipA So rsr Gag fur ic nc anpeltrtstt tSpnn'
tgs ausgetormer) wGbrene res Seria tstermtns srtal'
ten, liuh wenu nan rem Grmei,n be a8tsh GertnteS he
9upeienbett zines Stsrtfs rhttig fem ioats, 10 mtRst
HE Ritttr etnem Sberif t~cfebten, atatnwatt'9 ~ tetn,
Ster GtsufltilunAen ~ truu, lur reltt aHrVflelbett
pher 0isnh!etfurstu tr gu elmer 8~crguhing ron $3.5O
per 3ds ttrtHtigt ietl fen; uAp am Gnse etntr ttfei
{. iieU, fpacH be Mihter hes teiaAtclt Uertntes bent
4Yruitr uup tem Sdertf Gin GtruHsat etr Iujahl her
Gage sebtn, III peiter jeEer Gir,elRt ~ her Ssr9utau8
beTchtt8t 1T.
Q. abfhuttt. lint e5 nirS ~ssrflst, sGR ticitS @t'
irg ppm Io1e iCiner Ntnatme an III &rdtt trttt.
Gm is. Gttr. 1865 penebmt8t.
Q57-62J Sppmias q g,...tiAL NcRpefNehF'
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Gizt REdin Fnttt ttnsn Ruttn GIag In Hr. tG2 ia
rinatpnnr. gutrr 2rbH bvflblt. Cl67-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Communications An,fiae.

sadrtht wre tterntt %grStttn, tas unlerict6neie
geamatt lur Nsrlpaituu1 hes '3ahlaies res albter
gen, welAe 5cresrGu9rn an rieien glo6Iae baben, nerteu
hermit aufsetoreert. iplde netit ZEN ~nrtbtgen Seleser
am oser per ITEM Is. San. 1869 stnsureitsn unb asltsne
~ MAIDEN cher ,u eepartisen, ene ds ibrer aniprNGs an
bieien Pddblab gefeeliti fWr periuitiR trtlirt wereel mo-
asn. aIle, es 3dblunlen AT eieicH Ndhidt ~ maiden
babea. werben bistmtt aufsctprbcrt, fpl&s unperjlsltt
an unterSeihntte III lstiien; no ntft. &c iptre Beridtlid
ciHssibritttn. Mtritnc %batid,,
G. G9.74Hn,3 .. Nbmirtnrniortn
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MIR slrt Ilttas Bamilit en- itratittibss Ntat6tn
gttthts tphtu une ATE fcRiige 5auEarbtttru strTItltT
fam. i3u ~trfrGstn In Ir. 27s, sBtffI5 dlnmprctlr
1tS-T0l
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,,0anns tpta heiratbeu"

Sdponf 1T 2 Aften VEN 8bther.
~ Die Ganye &eleaihdft pirft nit.
6~utrGbenbs Ssrtteilune her @etatlcn uns
8raeblrche,
Tnbt: 3neite grrfutttrn her lraps,tduiltrir SRI.
Wlnit Sputrta re.
sUbr; Brett TrpSutttrn Res sciltiners ii. atru.
tGttr Dam Srpe.
ouHri Geptnre GaFlcnur, a~rrnusirt spn 9rn. 3.
NbIf5ir.
Examination hes aartsu SttptnBes.
PrtGdntts IcuelwerF.
Sm larSialpn briIdtter Ban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

Gin Barbitr.Sthdlfs Ouh etn a%tpaueitr luuat, her
Gtpas ssnt 8titSftt rtrfebt. IN Nr. $50, gSsfts rdltts
MORE. 4 3tlrtn ven Srcmputfr. Cos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
SOeben eiuaeiroiien +:

gptr ~snpfnssn ipeten ria Nsw 4gort eintse Sansfr
Rtaen oussssthneter re,ner . misunderstanding reid
mir een, putltfum u %tiltslsm Smpcripretle eferitn'
Sud,s, 5tdrfIof + scnp.,
Gpmptpir uae Daareulaetr In Nr. 80,
1lG-1 Sut g barleear.
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gleIotn!c Tencr> Serii6erritgs GricH'
iGIait.

@ftttmore, ZEN IN. Suii 1868.
Ter pTIfteHt nm Die OrCttrrtr tiefer Geientbeft
Fatrr ci1c taltj'tr ibs IIoiechee prfi iiirf Nrpicht
ain lttaei1bltEt Gagttai, ~fripcn @.upcrneu sntF virgo
eet uua ant CD + t'9 t't 20. {. W. i'm slrear, Gr,!8'
Srtrnttt, i%t>!bar, CrItirt. Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mtr IN ris ,un ~. r.. N. 1sihlr5cH ieLn.
N6I-T2l Sm NIftfnR. .Idlpb NNrrla. Str.
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0erlauot tpcrben

Rtatfe etuslksr fur 6cftH, Rcde uus gNSHtp BE-
aSieftuftie q 60, 3r. 242. 0tA.Salttmcrtar
IGA-TS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Walblaao, 9anpi Sa0tmiible Il.

<NkA 682 IPrratu lit 0alsert Gpintp, We, m't iur
~ Gbhtau ~paHsntem Srttu; 100 frb attidrt, tt
E6k Rst nit ~uHstiabr q. 900 0o0 sut MueseIi tegat.
fh nit nener Eanpf' Sagsniutls IN peafvmmsntr Ere.
ruug, bic DOT o bis 5000 Bub tiaith fhrs'tei. Strnt
ttrt Mdbts ,yn Ulabltu pru Batsmtbl, tu edttr NIT
sntsr aunsibait ume 8 Mietbtauftr. Gstet IL TSttli
Auntnfrtdt an ttr Ghtiareatt' @ai NIT ~ltstsrluR an III.
ten auatru. arbettsfrdftt in Msrat une ttnia. 81
~srfrastn bur6 S~nru I'D. Gopfs Nr .. Yam eati.
ktses. Baltimore. f263-)
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fh. FI
a. ..s ayt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
6 pnC0rSin.
|Srufc. rem Is. 1uti, IbeRht S u3r,
s. ruprhi=S SrrSufOutfuno
SFDGuruaS. 91crdnberunn.

3Net per ~Ieriammtunl: giuihtrgnR btr neuernabL
zen @,nnlien INN arttre Us'dGIte r.n idttet'tt.
(1G6-8l q. Silabe, pr3Retht.
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0erfanot:

ABVEIHINE.
Gin NdShtH fir Slusdrbeit IN elmer fIttntH 6ar1t!Iti
gutter erbn tslablt. Wlan btlistt nadiuftHgen IN W.
Ill, ZihiGreterftr. tl07-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Flu pcrfaufcn

gesatn FamilttnvtrbattHtde zines her btltn StuN'
rrabetstftaite nit gerrdtb an S6ubcn pne SttttslR
aud fam linsr aussr her funetdatt re fthI, hiuna ah;
eas Sans battn ts 1T I'M WtttslFunttt her StGtt. aNGs
faat bic Grp. b. ri. ,l6T-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
YdupGee &c.

Gin Ibsntr santHs, 8 9leitsn rem her etati ar
9tarftsar. -arsnus. Giner . WeitH peu ttr eiaht ar
Ter 9rtetrtf 1urnsis.
Clint W,tisret uen 100 Wrratn nit butfhtn @ttduefi
natt mcunt utrs at her -galttn,ers. : bic .eiitrtatn.'
123 va5raen, haven 10 rsrtrstht6ts eritlane, " tihtr
ERputteu nne Strtfrrb In Saliimcrt Gppnts. au ri :
fsutsn tura 8enrp -. Grpfe. Ar. 0. ear eriittrst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
llouins- nlaskt-D anpfrfin
SIR e..

ylT. o.
pereinsfptaf bel 6. Cara am SratMs,Midltte. Sir. 229,
5teier nsue @ercin pirh AM Al nnerftag, rem Is. rs
9benpsS llbr feline Seamtsg srpabten unb bic erite Gin.
,dbtuug ent9enernebnier.
Nle birjeniDen, wside fd NOD oaran t~etteiii5en rpl
len ,rcree', ron rem nrterietdnsleh hisrsur1 sinse'
latsn,
s. sdaltr. 81. Self. g. 9rabant. g.. S5nacn. s
Mpjt. " 9lsi. 8. Sage S. u. Wtdtlbrfer. $
Born. s. Mitredt. u. 9inb. D. Saeemann. So
lptn. S. Rcgec. 9. Garrifen. $. CART II. NJ. VI
1861 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

Baltimore, Is. Sui 1865.
Bciacrbe Serre1 ipurrcn an leRtet Mfpntat " 5iefs
tercn III Der aSdai Of Commerce" ervdhlt. nGnlit ssEaHBNa
ISusb Siiru.
Gcnatb Z. Sbu: db,
Shps. 81. Suliiun1,
Spb. II. Wiiep,
Sidac W. a,enirl.
Shdrics @ebb,
Gas. SS. al!HM (.
9n her Bettrigen @,rIamlrlune her Dtrsftpren murts
Sr. das. sS. alnut, gam prinbenten pieSsrernoblt.
sft16S I'D ephu ., 1,uitb, Gdiirer.
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1tnterbaltnn0en.
cit=&rOgramrn:
GREER gag.
Mpufda Den 20. cTuft 1868:

{ ubr fri prd5is; 9ierfanmiuaa rer Bate.
SurGerfhiprn m pJus, quarter ~Gentral'raue"l NJ
Hapilr.. ilntmtitb nit SUIT uue seller, ebnc wtlae Vie
manS INT 3uae %eridetuen tarf.
s utr prdtts: atina,f i'd tit frceiiicn pntsr Gn'
fItruHs hs Bsimar GalS Sfup unr ietner Ntlttcntsn
Niderb unb Sannitai ~ 9ferhe in Griturt nit Ell BERT.
t2nen SfnFsr, nit ern betesn MiWilccrps res Cart. Nid
lns rec CAPT. Minter. ven her r0eatral'S sale" IN Mlsre
8a0tr. barn @ds' mad 5lssttes, Stat', Pratt, SeEes
SIR; uter 9diCrp Ave, Srcacwas. Ibdmesfr. tiRduf.
&un pcmbarb', Tre.er,, Gal impre., 5tarp Strait,
Gatdw-, @atttnrrcllr. tarn uter 6EanflR- 2luate na6
Na0ette., Gutnus, Mdtiirns, Gn!rert., kapctle', 8nNtr.
t.nab sun 6eltptase auf 8elair 8Oab nit h~ie8enten Dab
nen uno Waridnuff.
Est 4ntunft hes 3uaes auf rem 8eisIose teBinnt has
Nrttiitttscr NIB HreistC9cln fur eds Yutltturt.
IL ubr NitttaBs: MebaileaiSte6en fNr tic Bale.
9urAeritIesn aHf tie Sdeiteu u II. g..
z abr RadMt. ; Martpnetttn NJ teaters gcrtellng.
3 utr: prpbuftirn Res terubrtsn Seiltoujsrs Sdt
!Spfoc, Bsnanut ptbe Gbanp,pn Of Nmertta."
4 ubr Sipeuttirn Ger SrUBen 9rapeSfanftlerin Nfle.
Willie Ipurntairt.
8 ubri teutite Gteatsrsurnsauus Der NbGeIe iten
n - H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Su perfdufcu.
aeB> Cine CUTE 6cleaenbcit!
Su ocrFdufcu.

e1H
Die ~gdugbdre gptrtbftaft mil 8t8eltdbt IN Mt. 81
Sffspraftir., IN ~ p%frsauitH. Cl66-7OJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
S9iiRra. llniiprmcn
S1iiBeGs

Zen IitaIte'crn Ter G,isea 5hl Ten, @eitNitafttn
btsvlnlt sur S~eiauAaru NaiIitt tNt IN terctt Tin, enc
Nr;att 9htpcn, %Gtsn YIN frltiBen Material une
yrttS Su ~ltsiern, wrgsEi IL t~eicnterE rneitr 6reanee
ommslfiam made. i. u. 4ittfaT
Ic1-al Er. 81. Wpres Sdnnr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

- 535 Nsraen Hste atanstura. "a; 400 mi
f&entm bel.s teieei, her Ret auttr 9~tisti!ti,.
NehHbaus, 9raurea. ane Sdsnfietnlbltn, II
- bel 80 bue baittntt tturt. &ttaute idnnit'
ID aut trtditfn. Blu ~rtFfauftn tutt peurD NJ
0cpfe. Mr.. Q, Fan eutIetaas. t2S3-t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Mlte8 Dapier!

Cine nuauitidt pcralsfi&ss dltrs brudvapier Cares
UI1kN1 ,urn eerfaufs In Der Grp. b. ri. Ctj-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
OcrldV0t.

XIV fWINVI'
GIN Giufer FUR tintu epttn 9ar',rfbpp. Der Gt1tn'
ttlntr nil ee Stat ptraNrI. RaEli'rlAM ~. ~
GGnirn.Artrue, lei y. s.. tdIfh. ll5i-sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
3lcnrLhr. -nunnrrlin liz z.

Dife nae @du.eren per'oNnncIt ia int YCla { res
ORR seiicnEr, Ar. a., ptarl'tr. Sic site Ynbablpn5
fan1 lCBen SrrHetita0, Q. re-, ltatt. Die / ~hetirabntt
mor circ icbr err uliae. Nne bic rrd rsi;utrctcn MIN.
fGer. inc frcuntG6it ein8elarer. ndN,ten { pm,erftda.
IL, t5.. I,eups S lItr, ~ eri&ctNen. Griter @el0rsr.
t1Lf.- Martin ISirt,, grdi.;
tl6T-J) y. y. SiI;ter, Sftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
3u 9]crfdufcu.
Mauier pcrlNNNt nm in NerfNnfcn

49, pik. a4t gtbutratr hebtGiid,e EDpcu Scnrs
acriy, MoupdrrIt lUt HIrn - NNr t'Li1 ~ %vfttdUifn.
aiBtrCs nnlcr rettrS ~. ~" TT tsr Gro, %. @lafteS.
tl1s-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

On Oem 20tale bes Srn. g Oh mn Mutcl, Ode
Ger Gdrcline' uuo ganlltr., nNrte am IL /. Wfs. inter
BEN Ranen "gtaraldNb -@auperetn Mr.. o. 8esrints..
bentc, 0telita9, IA. b. NJ. Atents s llhr. wersen
hie SriCte iur Tnnotme ~prreeleet mt hes Ginitrribt.
St'b eEtobtt. Settri'tSs sUltiBe Tnt freunrliGit ein8e'
inten, "a e~rlitineH.
tl65-O S.Ruhel, VI. grGI,
6. Grd. Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
VouSoiitrr in WoItimorr Gouuth

3ptt Gutter nit trttntniem sante am Be.
sinnt ppn DuIaHsa's galep. I WtisH rrr
1pwfrntrmn / rri 100 Wcratr, never 10
-. blot tsfcratt; has anttre nit 1872 Werasn.
abuu talt tswalstt. eeibt limb etfuat stltstu. gttt,
,erttn ,aiamnttn etsr ettreRut p~triaufi. Rattrtf b,
Asurt, M. Opptt, Ar. 0. qar Reilktnaa. f269-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

Fin suttr eamtts, um am 8eusE Ut arbtittn IN Nr. S.
Pautlr, bel Deter Hnepts. Cl6s-7O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
.,Nentral SapiNg8 @aat"
inCOrprrirt 1855.

,NcntrNl SGpilg8 @aat",
tncOrprrtrt 1856,
N mad 9tr, %, setin9tuus. 3 GNuren ffli6 ppr Char
lsSlr, srrfe t mn u tTa Id swt'Gen l0-1 litr fur Gm
pTauN uno 3urid iltfUnN Vrn @s,tsrn s%erfnst. WE VT
.1geH werpln rpn er @mEt teSatlt, 4 Nrr;ent 3tniCI
~ltrgDtet mtt atle 3 Sabre etne. Grtra Distcenbe Won
Mtr,s 6stileisnrn grrft rae benz A. aenleittSs al
lftNtfts pitur artiGrt.
fer1rcis 3. sSinq, @rGt.
SrbH rmicft, = tcEprdi.
gSpbu @tdfpr, SbGtin.
z. ~ Yrllic, g6vctdt.
2treftprCn.
Sea ~ Gotrtr, SIS s 0itru,
81 Q E0Nfe B, % HpctThr9,
e q 5sifeA2ttfer Sas Ga en-,
9EiiiNm @rtGfS, saft Igirn,
Qpbn N ErgG, @e Rant,
Ger 5nrters, Gan 8 Fc'ca,
Et5 s Satsr, 8 lEOHncnier, 81. D.,
Srbert &Nrter, OF Nacttlt,
2NlltIm %-ttaien, BN Nr.g,
GtJtnnn &T, 8 81 GsGuGrd.
(Sul43MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

49, . neue 3.lSdies Wpbnbduftr nit Q Eftlst
5&&N Siuttrasb6uesn an her Seett'. nats 4oinmbtaitr.
MN nit 8is uub gaNer. Mad iufrastn bel SEQ y
Ode Ter Saratosa- u. 9aspsttiraet.
(bS Go LAG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

Sr, HF. Nricnsiinais Int ittne @rvtvt; mad Git
IS, EnfssGutaw, NaEe @aratH9atr.. glrlta'.
fIuIf1 1 rttl
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OerlGuat.

Gin Tttn1mit6eu fur dGatmttHt SaasarEtIt asttn
pafhtl une SuBeIH in elmer tIsinsH bamtIte IN Rt. 1914
Carltrgdnr. tltS)
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Su perfamfcn.
Gin outer Wfbtlwastn in VT. So, prtfesntnr.
(ldT-pl


Dtata tdmilitnpertdltHiNt ttu her beNcr Rtfaurd
ttrnet nit lpirtbitait I'M White prnfie her Staft mt
5 Satrsn gatt fthr billie. Blu ~tfrassH III Ter Grip.
rs. 81. IlB4-eJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
tloN|us(r -DQNvfrfln lit. z.


Meucratps re miuiuIs bclte Abeie Gde nrr Scl
Inns. iiW6 Sdrt serfr. T.. Sd,ipd!enbera. gr1'.;
G6s) Sob. Tranf. Str.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-06
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-To-day the
Chinese Embassy and suite repaired to
the State Department and were there
Joined by the Secretary of State, when
the party proceeded to the Executive
Mansion. The presentation ceremo-
MES were witnessed from the vestibule
by crowds of ladies and gentlemen.
The high officials respectively were in
troduced to the President by the Secre-
tary of State. Brief remarks were
made by BurliDgame and the President.
The Embassy were then introduced to
the members of the Cabinet. The En-
bassy returned to the State Depart
ment, where they were entertained
with collation..
The President to-day nominated Mar
tin Mcmahon, of New York, Minister
Resident at Paraguay, vice Washburne,
resigned; w. IL. Parker, Secretary OF
the Territory of Idaho, vice Howell;
Nathan Golf, Jr., United States District
Attorney for West Virginia; Exon
gresham John S. Wilson, of Norfolk,
Virginia, to be District Attorney in
place of l.. III. Chandler, whose COM
mission will expire on the 30th of June.
The State Department is in receipt OF
intelligence that Dennis O'Connor, the
last imprisoned American citizen in
Ireland, has been released aud is now
ON his way to the United States.
The receipts for the week ending May
30th were $2,944,767.
Rear Admiral Thomas j. Craven will
be detached from the command of the
navy yard at Mare Island, California, on
the LIST of August, and ordered to the
command of the North Pacific squadron.
Commodore James Alden ordered to the
command of the Mare Island navy yard.
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From Montreal. Z.

MONTREAL, Juse 1.-The Fenian scare
throughout the Dominion is increasing
instead of abating, and the authorities
add to the general fear of an impending
raid by the extensive preparations they
are making in this city. A flying col
umn of four companies of regulars and
two 'battalions of volunteers are under
orders to move at q moments notice to
any point they may be ordered. At Que
bee the volunteers have been ordered to
draw their requisite amount of rations
and ammunition, and to keep them
selves prepared in every particular for
a campaign. A large force of British
regulars is to be sent to Prescott next
week, and in the meantime large guam
ptities of ammunition and other war ma
tsrial are being forwarded to that
point. At Althone, Canada, the Fenian
sympathizers are jubilant, and boast
that the news they have of the move
ments of the Irish leaders makes it GER
tain that the invasion will take place
before the Goth inst.
Two men were arrested at Sweetsburg
yesterday, charged with being Fenian
spies. Maps and papers duplicating
them were found in their possession.
One of the men has but one arm. He
says that he came from New York. Both
of the prisoners are now confined in the
jail and strongly guarded.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The steamers
VIM. Penn, from Tendon, and Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall, arrived.
Augustus Bernstein blew his brains
out in Hoboken this morning.
ca. Iugalsoll was arrested. charged
with implication in the famous oil re-
gion robbery, by which $4,000 was
taken from an old German who would
not trust his treasure in bonds of banks.
IHgalsoll was astonished and volun-
teered to return to Pennsylvania with
out waiting for requisition.
Oren NJ. Beach, President of the de-
funct Farmers & Citizens bank, OF
Brooklyn, was arrested, charged with
embezzlement to the amount of $4,000.
Plead not guilty and gave SIC, 900 bail.
Base Ball-Yesterday between the
Atlantics and the Mohawks, was won
by the former. Scores against 13.
The Atlantics start on the 18th for the
West.
One hundred horses were galloping
yesterday morning at Jerome Park,
more than was ever before cengregated
at any race course in this country.
The prizes to be contended for at the
coming Schutzenfest amoilnt to S20, 900.
General Sigel is to be Chief Marshal.
Goulding, one of the pedestrians who
has wagered to walk thousand miles
in a thousand hours, completed nine
hundred and eighty-fve miles at one
o'clock to-day.
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From the Hartford Times
A Terribly Significant Fact-25OO
Coins in One Year. ..

COmns IN Oue Hebr .
Bishop Atkinson, of North Carolina,
in an add ress delivered last Sunday
evening in Christ Church in this city,
relating chiefly to church matters and
missionary work, made one statement
which is calculated to arrest the atten-
ton of every thinking person, regard
less of sects, creeds, or political views.
He was referring to the rapid extinc-
ton of the negroes in the South, and in
illustration of the state of things even
in North Carolina, he spoke of q negro
town opposite or near Newbern, con-
sisting of 10000 inhabitants. In that
town, said the Bishop, one coffin dealer
alone filled orders for $500 coffins in
single year!
This is fact of terrible significance
in its relation to the condition and des-
tiny of the emancipated blacks. The
truths fer which no amount OF state
ment or reasoning could avail to gain a
hearing, when presented in the way Of
warning against the sudden liberation
of these ignorant and helpless people,
are likely now to force themselves upon
public attention by the irresistible
power of facts. 1t is known that of the
4 100000 who were liberated by the
war, fully one quarter persisted mlsera-
bly, within q year; and that the death
rate among them has since that time
very largely exceeded the rate of in
crease in all parts of the South.
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gy !. telegraph
TO THE RRGIsTRR.--
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
SENATE.

Petitions from the West in favor OF
the eight hopr law. and OF the cigar
makers Of Indiana for modihcation OF
the tax on tobacco, were referred.
Mr., Williams introduced bill con-
corning land claims In Arkansas. Re
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill relat-
ing to United States notes and the
su6stitute of the committee, providing
that any contract hereafter made spe-
officially payable In coin shall be legal
and valid, and may be enforced accord
ing to its terms, notwithstanding any
thing in the bill relative to United
Stetes notes.
The Arkansas bill came from the
House, and the Senate insisted on its
amendment and ordered committee OF
Conference. ETES .NEG
Mr.. .Trumbull called up the House
bill to admit North Carolina, South Car.
DINA, Louisiana, Georgia and Alabama
He explained that in the substitute the
committee had stricken out Alabama
and that by mistake Florida was insert.
ed contrary to the opinion Of q MAORI
ty of the committee, though he person
ally had favored to insert it. He stated
the number of votes cast for and
against the constitution. He read {
communication from the General of thu
Army enclosing telegram from Gen
eral Meade, dated Atlanta, June 3, 1868
General Meade's telegram states tina
the majority in favor of the Constitu
ton in Florida was $3.50.
Mr.. Trunbun proceeded to explain
the substitute of the committee, which
haSalready been published.
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend by insert
ing Alabama.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Thc ceremonies
of the laying of the corner stone of the
new Jewish Temple, corner of Eighth
and Mound streets, were performed this
afternoon. A very large audience was
present, composed Of the members of
the various Hebrew churches and many
of our prominent Protestant ministers.
An eloquent and able address was de-
livered by DR.. Isaac NJ. Wise, pastor of
the Plumb Street Jewish Temple.
Among the articles deposited snder the
corner stone were copies of all the Gin
cinnati papers, the Hebrew papers OF
New York, Philadelphia and San Fran
cisco, Declaration of Independence, Con-
stitution of the United States, Washing
tons Farewell Address and articles OF
Confederation. Tn e temple will be one
of the fipest in this country when com.
pleted.