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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-09
PRUSSIA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Mr.. Bancron's Letter-Its Possible Drift
The NniurnIizatlon Questionable Schies-
wig observation-disclosures Rex" Thinks Of
Moving-Fnmiue in East md West Prussia
Strike Among observation-disclosures of tho
Observation-Disclosures Bismarck In Society.
BsRIrs Jan. 20. 1893.
am LED 10 believe that the supposition about new
treaty between Prussia and the United States 10 much
more than likely to prove true.
"ono good turn deserves another most excellent
supplement TO the golden rule and furnished, perhaps
motive tor Mr. Brancroft's letter the constitution
OF the North German Bund Az any rato the splsts
about as good return untitled gentleman. not even
allowed 10 wear uniform At court could hope to mako
for particular and distinguished attention from the King,
the Queen, tho Grown Prince and Princess, and the
Master OF Ceremonies alone knows how many moro
royal personagss together with marked and ostenta-
tious consideration from Count Bismarck and ipnu.
meraols compliments from the press OF the
confsderacy. Even julius Frocbsls paper in
Munich translates the document and prints IL on the
ns page saying that an opinion from such an authority
must be scquiesced In. Vienna Journalists do not seem
TO appreciate or hesitate TO pretty strong language
In advising the envoy 70 attend to his proper mis-
sion, doing everything that proper TO be done 10 cus-
vate pleasant relations between his government and
that 10 which he is accredited, but for the future 10
avoid publishing more ssrvile panegyrcs OF the Prussan
King and his goysrnnsnt than any that emansts from
the Berlin tory orsana There 10 shorter expression
Tor this rscommsn daton, which loses polteness what
u gains In pth.
IL may be, however, that tho sstute and here very
popular plouipotentary had higher thinas view than
the mere Utilization Of royal and ministerial vanity when
he eoDcoc,ed his analysis or the Bund charter and which,
By Mr.. Stewards giving 10 the world, has been copied
and commented upon By almost every newspaper in
Europe giving comfort and sadncss 10 his Majesty the
King, and tho slayer up Of bis power and greatness
Bismarck, and causing no small annoyance to their
III wishers The thankuness With which the American
people received the Of cheer thrown by Rus.
STA during tho rebellion showed Count Bismarck that
republics are not upgrstsfu, but quite ths contrary.
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WAR BROKEN Our ~ DAHLoSraA. The Dahloncgs
Signal says that on Thursday night Of last week there
rapid musketry rng heard on the public square of
that place, and that tho firing was done
by the military In attempt TO arrest or kill Tho former
sheriff OF that county, s. Kelly II ~ also reported
that Kelly rcoeised wound through the wrist WHICH
fractured OF the bones Kelly made his sscapo.--
Mocou l9d.l Journal Jan 81,
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E u r OF. e.
NapOleen's Difieulties---The Army and
Press Law Bills.
American Negotiations with North
le.-... Germany.
The Turkish Empire in Defence Against
Outside Civilization" and For.
eign Interference.

BY steamships from Europe have the following
special correspondence newspaper reports in detail
Of our cable dispatches 70 the 2sth OF January
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The United states Tariff aud Free Trade.
from the London Time. January 20
Tho decline OF manufacturing ustry Ia the Northern
States Of America ~ last bsEinninG 70 arouse ssrioua
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are ito promoters Diplomacy ike lawyers, endsavors
TO point out exceptions TO the laws and base their arsu
ments precedents. Unfortunately the history OF
modern Europe furnishes too many where might
and power overruie Law and justice, 30 that when the
former seeks for plea for Interference IN the domestic
Affairs OF tho Ottoman government finds II In the
fact that u is Christian Power and only Turk"
Religious prejudice offers a ready excuse for such
violation Of principle and Is In fact the only one put
forward In mems minds.
The Instruction OF tue Greek Christian Inhabitants OF
vandis sgsns. ,as authority 2. snelr sSvsresp me su
OF Europe In favor Of the same, Offer remarkable In
stance OF nfractcns OF the laws OF natiopa Indeed,
while the Ottoman government has been endeavoring 70
enter into tho family OF nations and TO come within the
pale Of the protection OF its laws, had has here an
example Of their worthfulncss when hussulman Power
comes In collision with Christian PowsraI What an
example is offered by these TO q nascent government
ACES tsroass rScb ~. nass.s No, env bsvs thew
seized upon the question opened between the Sultan
and bis subjects but taken active part against him in
Greek "women and children they also carried
away the wounded and invalid foreign volu Btssrs,
and even encouraged and fresh ones 20 JOIN the
nsurecios This fact Ia best applicable 10 the Russian
shipso war navigating between Gambia, Syra and the
.sa rms .s .n Of ruSs nrsS
and even cannon for the aid OF the insurgents
On the other hand, Greece. wholly on the ground that
habiants IL 10 always religion which Is brought 70 bear
upon such matters in The East has allowed her terri.
tory 10 be used shelter for the warliks acts OF her
vessels against the sultan. Tue island Of Cengc,
close TO Gambia, the harbor from which the Greek
bocksns runners rroceed 70 GAMBIA IN TINS way from
SYRIA These vessels belong to "corporbte
company recognized a. such By the Greek
government This conduct has been repeatedly
the subject Of complaint from the Porte, and II 90
oftey IL turned deaf to I've rcmonsrancsa Would
the United States have suffered this TO be done BY roy
foreign Power during the Southern rebellion Cergo Ia
within sight Of Gambia, and tho movements OF tho
blockade are directed by the rcs gh,cd the
heights Of tho latter.
The Turkish government has not only proclaimed the
blockade Of the island OF Gambia but maintains u With
large naval force The visits OF the lao Arcadia and
those OF the Enopis the only privato pfractons
Of the blockads After repeated successes tbs former
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CITY D1RECroRY.


AEGEAssN
" 2. Psasruore q Co 30 Second.
a a. Stoddard 8 Co., 34o sso0ne. -,
Z Levy & o. 81 Second SetteISon bLooh
HAN si5s,
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R,srsiyhts City 5aV1nss 4nsl1tlont 10 JeHets9h
Ffr-st + sflonai ESRnk, t4 AAd1sons
.Jscgson Insurance Company 10 Aadlson'
E0OE BE8Rsls.
CT. Charube s. Cs., Bank Books ls7 Aiaih
Church q Co, 3l5 Matn,
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VyoodrufT e Co, 4.9 y an ~
Z. y. Bradley, 81 -, ., ysas.soh L2loeA'
COAL sSs.&AEAs.
Eiqlev. Meuarsh 6 Co. . South Court
GEsPESs+s-E'
Dr. J. B. Russells, & Noria court
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BEuSazSEs,
Cbsndle-S Co. 2s6 Main.
EC&5a41hs.
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Uebb. hffusnsu q Co, " ho5esale, y oAloh-
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Efsirf Ii " SIT Is Co., Naelees-ti'7s 20 FGo1lt'
BrOoys Ssaly s. Coz 20 'FRONT.'
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E{sIsrsg5h. Stewart q Co., No rs Union.
Victor D. Eucus- F17El Depot, 81 SoLAe4-'A 81
Mercer, Ware & Tslley. ~ -1Slns
Haa3WAzE, STOVES ZFC.
Alison Erotaera, 20 F'rort- 90
JuEas & scott. also IN ware Sd9 iseCSAo'
CnsrIss stout 4 Br0 n second
u RopBins s Bradley, Is second.
Hcgou1 15 q "a, "a A.tl- stfeet-
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n sllIar y Laf-s sAilAL 10 -i-tilLADIs
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Z Rocscher- also FiEdiBgs, S25}5 Main.
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HEEAN q AIR AND ~&GS.
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Ma II. L. IlJtnsT, - Ae-4.
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RI u Tamlinson, General Agent Y AlaelsoH'
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CASE CAPITAL OF ss,5OO,OOO,

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The present Telegraph Companies OF the oo1n-
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THENATIOEAL IELESRAPH COMPANY
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K NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
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S1O,OOO,OOO,
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OF HBRNANpo INs. co.

4 lFFIOE Ot hLttNANUU ms. Co,
. MEMPHIS. June "A, 1858.
The annual election for Seven Directors o.
this Company, for the ensuing year, Will be
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on MONDAY, JULY 18th prox., be.
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock a m. and pm.
ie24 BEN MAY. Secretary.
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TEE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
COMPANE.

A new snterpriEs, 20 be known a. the Ma
Lions1 Telegraph Company. has been organ
lied with valuabls. franchises o0nferred b. 6
recent act Of Congress Tor the p1ruOse Of s5sah-
lish3ng Trunk Lines OF Telsgraphs On al tbs
principal railroads and msli routes IN the
United States. TIE stock Is 10 bs Issued upon
the same principle as that q the Merchants
Union Express Company, which reosntly COM
meneed operations. The design is 10 interest
the entire business community IN the enter
prise. This Is done, not so much 70 dispose OF
the stock a. Il Is to secure the business OF the
country through which The lines Pass.
The Capital "a to be
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ooMPANY's OFFICE:
Nos. 64 and So Broadway, 4. 7

having an opportunity, and subscribing, viii
be placed upon equal terms with its corpors-
tors, and viii secure like interests in all fran
chtses which have accrued, or may hereafter
accrue TO the company nom any and all
sources.
Stock may now be subscribed in this COM
pany at the ONCE OF
TINE MERCANTILE AGENCY
r g. DUN CO.. Southwest corner Main and
Madison, over Commercial Rank, Room 5.
Memphis, TENNESSEE.
3. 3. WRIGHT, General AgeaE
mhstf FOR Memphis and Vicinity.
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Mobile znd o. r. r. Income Bonds.
Memphis and o x. z. Stock.
iei0d e. O. KIRK. Cashier.
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FIRST-CLAsS BINDERY
(completeI, together with
Printing Oflces Presses, Type,
Fixtures. Etc.

Our stock Of Blank Books, Paper, Stationery,
etc, we will Offer for sale at greatly reduced
prices from now until the 10th OF July.
We also orier for sale splendid fOur-horse
power portable Engine and Shafting.
Also, one OF Roberts make Of HeTrlng's pat
ont safes, cheap.
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ie30 1872 Main street. Meunpbfs
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LOCO MILEs oF WEE.

Which VIII connect al the commercial csnte
and important places Ia the United States
This opinion rests upon the most reliable exti-
mates and responsible offers 70 construct and
equip the lines
The National Telegraph Company Is organ
lied under the Laws OF the state OF New YORK
and franchises conferred by an act Of Congress,
approved July a, 1856.
RREsTDEET. B. sENTER,
or Cleveland, Ohio.
YIcE-PEHIDEsT.--..........-RoBERT sQUIREs.
Of New YORK City.
TREAsUREB FREDERICK PRENTICE
OF New YORK City.
sEoRErARY.. GEORGE B. WALTER,
OF New York City.
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the MERCANTILE AcEMcY
NOPICR

rs hereby gwen, that IN purs1auee OF an or
4 der from 7. !. Latham. Register IN Bank-
fupicy Tor the Western District OF Tennessee
there viii re q second general meeting OF The
creditors OF " II. Order, Senkru c, AZ said
neg ster's once, No. SO Main ltr.et az 10
O'Clock am, on the y a gay OF Aug 81 next.
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