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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

Die Trauen3eituns n&eeolution" in
Nsw yorf, mslde i@ einaebsnD NIT Der
Traee eee lo%9enannten l~o5ialen uebsls
bei&afttst ano e;fri3 caran artette., eine
96luns perie!ben III fapeu, uer6fenhidt
f~eissnpe BON lit ieltR erntttelte Dato.
Die BAIL BET unelidIiden, wsl9e i& in
Nsw yorf, Der proltttution ereaben, e.
tr6et pie runbe @umme 10000. Davon
f6nnen
@eber leien nod idreiten 2605 prue.
Sur le1en 1895 n
Gin penis lelen unb f9reiten 1880 n
Gut leieneu unb i@reiben 1870 n
Die ulla9sn aus eeneu bisle 1000
unolldlt@en 1d!.ibrsm elenoen 9ebeu erz
eeben bateu, beseiGnet bic Reso!utton
mie folet: Nsnutb 1926, DauIbe't 1850,
@srflbrun9 1915, Srunflu6t905, 1dledte
Bebanolun9 oard @ltern uuo an9ebIrtbe
800, ldle1te @eieQldaf us. Wenn
ieee oieler 3ebntaul,nc, iaet ptsislbe
0uetle, m1@entli9 10 Dol. einntmmt, 70
baban MIR pie unaebeure Summe BON
800. 600 per Wpde ODER SIS, 100000 per
Sabr. Die 3qbl mub mtnpsten6 perz
poppslt werren, trsnn mon btnsurednet
pas oerttunfsn uno perjAbelt MIRO, oern
obiee $40 (pie i:br nleeiis eearifsu Vnr)
ret6m fauu CUR Befre!lune pea eeben6s
u%nte1ba!te5 aus. SO trsiebt fih alio
Elm Wtntmun Don aepn Wiuion Douars
cas- peraussabt miro, .unp Da cine iolde
unsebeure Summs porausisgt eab
w%eniafens prfimal 70 pieI Maf!o9e,
Capital oorbarDsn (2l 10 fann man
preif bebaupten oaB Die prpftiuitcn Ia
New Sort aIidbrIih lber tie unssbeure
Summe ron 80 JVilipnsn DoIais pet,
fuet.
Dim legten Sage BET pcrigsn Dche
Is. Sunt) lanoetea iul 6afen BON Neu
g)osf ntdt menietr ols 2730 ginwenre>
rer unD spar In foleenbsn s6iF.n :
Dampfer p9trsinian, 9tosipeol, 1889
aBeisr" Bremen, 739; vIeutonta1,
5amtura 683; gdife ,Nfrsnom"
grensn, 1913 .2orr palmaftDn", bamz
burg, Az; Bart rSsnnies, Bremen, 1872;
v&laya Gsbsele!", 2tperppol 43.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

W albtnston. Is SUM-. SO 1T
al!s Wabtlasinlihtstt eafIr po,banren,
Dag Der HtnansaIs'duB oes &sprdlentan<
tsnbaa|ee--vpn Der 1ebsrseus ING auaae>
benz, eab Die Ginnabmsn aus elmer ntes
Detsa Dranntn:tnReuer beseutene ar5Ber
ista rterpen els aus ether boben, -. etne
6erablesung bieier Stsuer auf SO bis
60 Gents PER @aQone befGrpprten tpi,e.
Reperoy Spbnlpn bat bte grnennung
gum @elancien am Sole BON Gnelnnb
a%reenrr1n1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
@ebr. WtutuS Il. 0unbar's.
e eptfDc 0Samf

Wi((ius 8roS. & Dun6or,
81. paul; mtnnnfuta.
~eetFrfsea @eidafte, unS ;uar srraussmetfe:
l.. Mnnabme Don Depoften.
ssats sSat 9S5ss'' s%sa h'anst'epsS t|t i III s sas s'ssss sef 81:
Selber ~Sereatsn mtr grotent Sntereden.
2. @elo>@e@fd.
fen s NIB e S''' :rn a9 So fssnass Mtn'en 'ouft" ""' 'tF'aa'
8. Mntauf 11p 0erfauf BON @eG}eln.
Wen euten Banauiers-Birmen aussefeute gDt9fel t5u.
men ant bet ans i%eeersstt r. gele smnse%anse!t peteen.
sfss! S Seasi$lsss :; i 5s s.s ,sRss e aae G ssf S s$%si.' aai
traiRren mir u. u. auf fuisenbe gldse Gusasas:.
. &u88burg, Bal el 8erlt1 8rer,en, @aHel,
@oblen3 @5ln, Grantfurt g. 81, 2etp'
sts, 9cnbpn, Mannbetm, Mdnden,
Mirnbere, Strabburg, Stuttgart rfer,
Mten, &c.
4. Ginatebuna Don @elberr.
5s$s!nsa eats y S StSi@sftta u. { is ~; IN s9:n xst! I
stsFt as geama@tsn, srst$$tatetaaassoa.taassn ~:
sIsssisssate b%ttft{ e. a"' '~t''Fst" Bite *''fu''s'faf o.
Den fSssenpertpa aer sura uns In europe ~etneessae.
ntn pser bet unieren Gertteen Gprrefpenbenten fir un
fere Re9nune t]eprntrteu @elter tatlea MIR bter l.
8plt aus.
5. MuS3ablune Don @elbern.
Den @eeenwertb sun 9 etrd gen, pel9e uns gum 3res
Der GuSsablune In Deutf@lanb pter Der S&weta auser
traut uereen, lafen MIR ben, ielbf II ben ertlesenae.
6rtf&aften %rcbnenben Gnpfdneern tufenfrst ms 5orS
f i.1s, ane iSnn<n nniefs Nattsassebs9 bic 0u'ttnnse1
6. 0erfauf BON pafaae zS&etnen
aur 1eberfabrt spn Bremen, 5anbure unb etsersapI
mad Sep-gpr& per eeeelf9if pber Dampftppt, fpztt
Standardization 3ur Ret(e BON Rew- Dprf rs Fl.
PAUL au ntebrtefen 9retfen.
Z. Be3ablun9 BON Taren
IN 'ebem 2teile tes Staates, Mntauf uRb gerteuf srx
@runbetesnttum seeen Gpmmtifpa It. &c,
8. 8eretnt9te<@ taaten 8snre
auer Qrt. als 5-20er, 10=4Oer unb 7-30er torftu unb
s~erfaufen MIR gum "a cs-Gpurfe.
@ebrIter @iltuS unb Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
Sc MpbebrNne,
Der pempfratt19e prd1ipent>
@aft6canptoatt IN
Erubel.
Sc Mpbebrnne,

5err De Np9ebrune, IL 9ebetm bic
@ade AUDI eebalten miro, loll Der pemp<
tratil den Nationalz@ pnpenttpn al6prdft<
bentlaaftScano{pat por9el@la9en >peroen
unp i'm Sail bieielbe Jpn nt9t aopptirt>
jou CT BON benz v@btsfeyz& Sting" unab>
bdn9i9 auf9eitellt reroen. G6 1T oe6balb
III becauerr, bab nieler 9rSBte aller be-
motratil6en Stoat6mdnner tn einenTruz
bel 9eratben.
ST tpar lebte Do6e In Germ Granf
DULLES Salopn uno Bate fta balelbft
mebrfaa erfrilht, als e. ii6 p!SBlth oer=
an|obt fab zines isnsr fletnen @e1Gdfte
III youSteben> fir relhe6 |slblt Der &aier
tetnen SteQoertreter brouden fam. 8st
pteler Osleesnbsit oer!or er iein pudsIbr@,
in psl&sm Fd etue:eonfEcsrixte Ncte uno
% Gent Sc1tp hsfano. 2cute, nelae
obnt 3r eiisi e:e Nbiih1 batteu, Germ
DsMcOaburns in uuaneensone 0srpt&ez
iunaen III brtnaen uno pam't. ne mb8ltt,
aus Ger YrdfceutiaaFts Nsnnbabn ~
en,fsynsu, marin nun (c boSbaf1. csm
S5taatsmanu Din 8drsn oAfiubineen.
cab Tsant Du!s pas Bud ssfunpen.
Wslh cine lAlebte Nili
Naturlib fcnnte fSranf uiht auf rie|e
,}ese singepen unp pa iih Ser De9fo@e<
burne oielelbe ia pen ROpf isBte, 70 fam
es sun prpcsB Dor &qairs Dpsse, per
Ds8caeburae III Den Soften o%eroonnsrie,
nadbem cine SurY ebrenpertb,r Dit'barz
get ben Nneetiaaten freieelprc9en.
Die rdnfs(U1ttesn hsber, wel9e
DeNohepurne5 Gboucer fir pydl toent
auf ale UdUe untstpltlsn uuQen, baben
i'm %psran!aBt, aeeen oos urtbeil ~ apeI'
t,eu, unb ete &!aoe miro forteeltst.
SIR S9af;I9ter.-Da8 Na6z
febenre i~ber1ebten mir aus bet Manfatp
Union gun, beliebi9en @ebrau@ far@pQz
;u9ter. las 9s1annte Blatt ia9t: 30
bie@oulHur renna6t Beginner miro, 70
blrf te Tpl9enoe8 Don Sntere11e fem.
@enn bic Garmer ibre @@afe ni9t 70
rein wa1den tGnnen, >pie i'm 3uber 9ez
waldene @o1e, 70 1T es nublo5, 1ie lberz
baupt III wai9en. &dufer btscrnttren
@pue ME mebr als elm Drittel 1pett fe
ni9t semoi9en if. ST fe aber Bios
) q ii 9epafden, 10 miro fe als nnses
MAIDEN claitfcirt, unD Jarn1er mill
fen ZEN OiSfont leiben. Da IS fait unz
mDslt9 1T, bic @pQe am S9af 10 rein
gu malden, mie int 3uber, 70 ratben mir,
iie u%n9ewa1den in ben Marft geben ;u
lai1en uno iid Dem Dtsfpn t;u unter&perz
fen.
Gin fleiner Griab in AUS
1t9t.-Da 5aus Der @e1eBsebun9 1pn
8tSfanitn bat cine 8iu pailirt, p%er3ufolz
sc bic 2anpidenfunse Der Milmaufee
unpI ga Grpi1e 8abn gu @uniten Der
un0ludliden unp betb1rten Jarn,er in
Wtsfon1tn Yertpencet mernen 1pu, wel6e
ftd be11wayen lieeen, ibre Jarmen gu
pprpfdnpen, I'm, ben 8abnbau su unter>
tiBen. @iinse bte BtQ purd, 70 mdre
bod ,~penisitens Elm fletner GrlaB fit ben
gr5l ten gerluit IN Nusitdt, Der leidt9lduz
bissn 9euteu je onS6minplert ;ugefigt
tpurpe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

Oeutl9e Wfltbur9cr! Sur Jprperur9
Der beutl9en Giinwanoerun9 mad unlerm
@taat 1T un6 BON S%taat6we9en ein 1ebr
sute6 Mtttel ;urGerfisuns 9eiteQt> ndm<
lt6 bic
@mi9ratirusz sly PAMPHLETS
entboltenp cine 9etre11e unp u6f0brli9e
8e19reibun9 uni ereS Staate6.
Wdbrtnp Ypn bet Sprj1bri9en Nu69abe
pteleS S9riftden6 nod etlide 5unoert
CUR 8erlenbun9 GUT 8erfu9un9 iteben>
wirb in ben nd9iten @rden bic ns1e
Mn9aben in
5000 @rempIaren
erl 6einen.
Spu cas BI9elGen leiner 3ped niGt
perfeblen, II 1T cine 1@leunt9e unb
3wedmd6i9e @erienpun9 bic 5aupt<
fade. limb bter;u mitSubelfm 1T bic
iepem Deutl1en Minnelota6 pur9 1ein
eioenes Snterele 9ebptene q At@t.
Bte tDnnen mir Mitbelfen, fra9t ibr.
9uf spei Be9en.
Gntweper, ibr 19reibt uns 1pfprt
mic picl pon ben Yampblets lift CUR Ser
i9tdun9 an Guere &nseb6rtsem
Treunpe unc Befannte in Deutl9lanp
pper ben alien Stoaten baben mplt> unp
mir 1enpen @u9 bic %rerlan9te 3abl II M
9ebenp ;u.
Sper-uno ba5 1T BET BEL iere unp
smedmdbi9ere @e9-Sbr ididt unp ioz
fort UNI rbneSpr,u9 Apprc11en Ypn
Guern in Deutl1lanp poer in ben Ser.
Staaten wpbnennen Serpanoter, 6re11z
ben unc 8efannten, unp mir Y%erlenpen
an iere un6 Iber lanpte 'slppre0e pprtp
fret unp pbne aue Soften fit rem Grn~
y fdnoer cine SGrift iiber Minnel pta.
sluf biele Weiie miro jepes Der 8Gdelz
9en ein9(eent fir TN nStaat, uno lit e6
na1nentltG ron @i6ti9feit, un5 Nrprel<
len ypnYer lonen III Deut(1lanp Ut ienben,
non penen ansunebmen it, cab fe pas
S9rift9en weiter 9eben uno ron ben
2euten in ibrer @emeinre unc NaGbar<
borl9aft leIen la11en.
,5elft unS alio, Deuti6e Son Mtnnez
lpta, bic Sdrift in Der an9e9ebenc Mrt
perlenpen; Sdtdt fe lelb1t at bic 9eute
Gurer 8efanntl9aft pber iatdt un8 bic
Mcbre0en, an bic mir fe Yerl enoen 1pllen
tbut pies pbneS dumnib uno Ser;u9 unp
III &ursem tpercen 5000 8l9er al8
Npp1tel fit IN en Gtaat in aue@elt 9e<
9anset iett, uno ben 9euten prert9en,
mas unier Staat ibnen bietet ait 9eiun>
Dem &lim,a, 9utem Nderbopen 196ner
2anoidaft freiem 5etmtattelanc, sorsu9<
lt9er 5onoelS= uno @erfebr6la9e> Dfent>
li@en S6ulunterri@t Giienbabnen &c. &c.
Wer Spn Guren Treunpen uno 8e>
fanntett Elm ipl@es S9riftden empf anot,
Der rfdbrt au5flbrliG> wie'6 aus iebt in
benz Sanbe, III weldem SIR &ppbnt unp
ibr braudts tbm ni9t in lanoen unp
fpflpielt9en 8riefen ;u idreiben> bic bod,
nur bru9fuf6weile beldretten fSnnen,
npaS gu bel6reiben 1T.
NlI . peutl9e Mitbir9er> idumt ni9t
fonoern bepreert 10 balp tbr ries seleler
oie ypn Gu@ aemiinibte Nnsobl Don g.
ertploren peS Gmisrationspampblets, cis
mir pbne ollie Soften ;ulencen> ODER ldtdt
un5 bic Mpore1en, p~erjeni9en an bic nil
ile 1encen 1puen.
@pIff s. ganber.
9eraus9eter Der q ;nne{pta StaatsseitunA, St.q au
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
&euti<Dc 8erT6erunass

&eut'be BerT6ernn8H:
Aeeutrr
Spn Neter. Stbneieer.
Office &de Der st geter nnt 9. Stra6e.
ppfbpr: So. 221.
Der l1ntersei6netc emSfeblt It'd tem seebrten pubft.
funt ais agent fur a&t Der befen @erTd erune seeleu.
t&aften hes Qantes uni taruuter sis Netna, 6artfprb,
pt6ntr unb Rpdfprb.
Sa aaen BON itm aufsenrmmenenye rNd eruaeen miro
Bic sr66te ghutt1taf eit unb @eelttdt tepbadtet.
44O 6nat Setter Sdbnetner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
Be5De6cre SaIppr

@etntarb @tiefeI,
goafbtngtpn Strase; st. PAUL.
getne QtauSre unb cute Wetue, arpmatiide &taarreu
snb bic f~ampfefen talten Spetfen fabet Der eeebrfe Be.
fu&er ftts Set
Nainbarb Stietel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

@taats :Sparbes,f 8ereiu.
STATE SAVING ASSOCIATION.
SON!
M1;uneeSpSie,
8 epttai: F.-... $4,000.
<'eine Dtstetrbe mad Ser Gate ron s SrreeHt per Sabr
tret Don tebcr 9pursrmeutssSteuer TT felt ten letten 6
spprten. -r.r. .t- =
Mia' stassscsene 3tnlsa perten mie srn 1. ;Saauar
1867 gut 6e13r1eben urb tptte 3tnfen ais capital ron
bemi elttn Datum.
ae secretdr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
Tarmer'6 @ptel,

Bermiaiun Strabe, Ell Re 5aus spn ber 5aRinas
JerrY Gambling,
$ rings, Minne1pta.
Der llnter3eidnste nadt ba5 9utliFu,n barauf aufmerf5am
be er 1einen alien glas ueu stnserid.et unb 4aes rerbeNert.
Die aneenebmaen Qpeis fir Reiiente uuo bic bette Stauuna
fir bic Ibiere Fneet man BEL linn.
q. NpteI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
WdrDen NttD 5QuS,

Ueut1tss Wofz uro Boareiua : Nous,
Gfc ecr At II nno Minne{ote- StraGe
Ct waul. Winn.
3cn SenrD 8odenfelc.
Dtsfss fpeesn bot MIR erDTnetc u. auf's 5au.
berte rmo 8eaus,niks eit sertdtete @aR- unh
Boarstrs baus aepabrt 'Sremeen WieRcfaaasssn
a~rseeasitnstes eosis, auten Std xtb foltee Sc"
bt;asg ast nl., pi:a; I'D h s ,,4gstI n Sal;f;ss bier
5eurp BpdenfeI0.
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8. .. @trpug,
SAMPLER In
AQrtwQQrfn Wftfu

S6netpe> unb Sattleruaaren,
BleDmaaren, uue Ble919mfere : Mate>
rial, Jen1ereiu8, Observation-Disclosures,
1873 9ritte StraRe, pberbalb Npberts,
ct. paul, $50: Wtnr.
81 5abrttant pom alien Sprten B1ed.. Rupfer- ylef-
Hng une &tfenble6 @4efhtrr. 4H
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0(btman unD Wrcibeu,

Soap und Candle-Factory.
ct. Nntbony, Sbere StaDt, Mtnn.
Ore bS&fsn Yreife nereen fir Ia!g unb an.
bere Gettarten sesabt.
Bel Beaelun0en ptrt bic Waare mad ieeeu,
Ibetl bes Steatss %Derianbt.
1lniere @gentet In ct. Yaul (nb hte perrer
utnart u. waar.
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@pIT s. gauber.

5erausseter Der M;rueIptaS taatsseitana, St.qaul
Minnelpta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20
Neuer @tiefel u. @6ub1tpre

DUN
Mlpt8 Ruphlaucb
&rfe @traBe, BEN Mmcrtean 6pufe ge9enlbe1,
Wtnneapolt6, . mtnnei pta.
Gtue ret@balttee Wuswabt %Terttser, ausgesett-
meter Waaren gum 0erfauf oferirenb, made t4
baraut aufmer!iam, BAG bel mir b~eipnbere @cre'
falt auf b~etelte Mrbctt perwenSet tpirb.
BsfeQureeu uno Nepa.atursn peroeu In fir
3elfer 3eis mpeeru uno o1uerhaft III MQiGen
Yretien dusaefibrs.
9.3t WIptS Rnp plcuh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

Die G%naIdneer tn Nbplfnten nuss
ten fit ibre Glepbanten Sbube MAIDEN
lafen, ba Die Ebfere betm Beraflsttsr1
rpunpe Size befommen batter. Die 70
gelttefelten Glfpbanter marldierten BON
ba an NIT erbe;er 2sthttsfsit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
SENATOR YATES ON the ssurs Of ADOPTED CITIZENS

WASHINGTON, ID. O., July Q, 1868.
DEAR SIR-Yours Of the Sd inst. IL received. am
unqua1i1edly In favor OF the adoption OF measures
which VIII insure naturalized citizens from out
rage abroad as am also for abandoning all dscrini
nation against them at home. IL Is enough for me
that they abandon the homes OF their youth and the
graves OF their forefathers traverse oceans and sac
rince personal attachments charmed by the story
Of liberty In this new land, 70 come and dwell
among us. would meet them on the shore, not
with suspicious looks and fnvidious laws,
but to welcome them with KIND words
and q full and immediate enjoyment with US OF all
the privileges Of American citizenship upon taking
the oath OF allegiance. The origin OF our proba-
uonary naturalization laws was In fear OF foreign
influence while the government was weak Now
we are strong aud need not fear. We have con-
and have given the world notice and proof OF
our ability TO take care OF ourselves, ana AT
the same time have inaugurated policy which
c0ntemplates universal and equal citizenship
for all the dweers OF this continent. Now,
since we have been able 10 present such strong
motives OF personal interest TO our adopted
citizens to induce loyalty to the government let us
make assurance doubly sure by enlistng their graft
tude as well. would declare every mans right TO
expatrate himself sacred and indefeaaibe, and
pledge every power Of the government to vindcate
him In so doing; and would place it In the power
OF every man 70 become fully naturalized whenever
he might choose to do 90. Thus we should be what
we profess To the word--a nation Of freemen equal
IN all things before the law. Truly your friend,
Colonel benny LOGAN, Joliet, III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18

SERIES or SAD EvENTs.-On saturday last,
about noon, q German, whose aame we have not
learned, entered the hotel at Nassau, In this county,
and asked the bartender TO make MIN lemonade, AZ
the same time laying the money in payment for the
drink upon the counter In q moment he staggered
backwards and fell . corpse upon the floor: The
was buried in the cemetery near Schodack, his fu-
neral being attended BY nearly all the German resi-
dents In the vicinity. Among the number we're
two little children. They occupied an old
fashioned rockaway carriage, which was drawn
BY two spirited horses. When near vanden.
some cause and ran away, smashing into
Geographic pole and she stoop Of 2 house IN the
occupants out with great violence. The two children
were both badly hurt-one sustained the fracture OF
two or three ribs and the other very severe injuries
about the head. The men escaped, although the
father Of the children was % aected BY the sight OF
their injuries - to become utterly Frustrated Tor
some time with grief end fear.--svv fWnes, Juv -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-18
AQUATICs.


The Worcester spy ofthe 18th inst states that from
all indications the coming regatta at that place will
be the most largely attended and the best ever given
here. and the University race will be more closely
contested than many have been led to suppose from
the admitted strength and skill OF the Harvard crew.
The committee are not prepared to make an onncial
announcement this morning Of the races but the fol-
lowing expected TO be the programme The race Of
six-oared boats on wednesday being contingent on
the presence OF the Ward Brothers.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOoN-Six cared boats, over
three mile course, one prize Of $780, Local races for
Worcester boats over two mile course first for four.
cared lapstreaks, prizes Of $40 and s2o second for
wherres prizes Of t25 ana 4l5. In case the ar
rangemens fail for the six cared race these last Will
take place Friday.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON for four Dared boats,
open TO all with prize OF $780, distance three milce
the match between Tyler and Nickel and the Col-
lege regatta.
The ball games VIII take place on Thursday and
Friday and the regatta committee will give prlxee
OF pair OF col0rs TO the winning Cnlversity
nine and handsome bat to the winning freshman
nine.
The concert on Thursday evening win undoubtedly
be participated In by members OF the glee CLUBS oI
both Yale and Harvard Colleges nne programme
OF music Will be given BY Browns bfigsue band,
and ample opportunity VIII be given for PRONE
made and dance
It is expected that the wards. win enter the four
Dared race of Friday, and also that the McOlellanA
Of boston, with some other famous professional four
Dared crews will be present TO make mat race one
q the most closely contested o. the week
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STEAMBOAT THIEVES ARRESTED.

From the Hartford Courant July III
The gang Of steamboat thieves which has made
business OF travelling on the Sound steamers the
past two three seasons and going through passcn
gers berfhs, staterOoms and clothing has been
broken up, Is thought By the arrest at New York,
sunday, Of James Stewart Thomas Lewis, Joseph
Murphy James Munday ana Cornelius keary g they
they had robbed the stateroom OF Mr.. Henry How.
ard, Of Gardiner, Me-, the previous night Of gold
watch worth 5000 and $3.50 In money. Mr.. Hovard,
upon the arrival OF the boat at Eew York, landed in
advance Of the other passengers and made known
the dock. number Of other passengers, whose
rooms had been robbed on the same steamer lthe
City OF New Londonl were anxiously and shrewdly
watching the movements OF gang OF suspiciously
overdressed, nash young men to see that they did
not leave. Before the officers boarded her one OF
them WAS seen to drop Mr.. Howard's watch upon
the deck, and the police Just ct that moment coming
on board he was arrested forthwith with four OF his
companions. Henceforth there will be little more
security for passengers for there are 30 many less
thieves TO operate, but one need relax his precau
tions his vigilance in the least for they are not
all caught.
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YACHTING NOTES.

We learn that the day OF sailing, on the annual
cruise of The New York yacht squadron, will be post
poned at the next general meeting Of the club TO be
held on the 23d inst, to Saturday, the sth day Of
August Owners of yachts will receive Official mott
fcaton OF the change the day after the said meeting
Of the club
The Flectwing left New London yesterday after.
noon. bound west
The Josie has been purchased by ex-Commodore
g. H. Haight, of the Brooklyn Yacht Club.
The Alice lett for Cape May yesterday afternoon,
with q select party Of gentlemen on board. She
will remain at the "Cape'' for two or three days.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will have an autumn re.
gatta In october next which will be open to all
yachts In America. The prizes will be provided by
the Brooklyn Yacht Club and Will be unique and
valuable
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Rudicais and scalu,ysg-.

In the cross-examination of one OF the female wit
nesses in the Ashburn murder case, going on in
Atlanta, she said:
The female members OF our family reoiced at the
death OF Ashburn because he was radical. We de-
sired the death OF all radicals
Direct do not mean by radical" person diff
fering with the democrats in political opinion, but
scalawag. / mean by "scalawag" those who are
trying to incite the negroes against us.
Q.-Are you not apprehensive that the influence Of
the "scalawags will ince an insurrection in which
women and children will be killed. And Is 1t not
alone TO this Of persons that you refer when
you wish they were all deadf Answered sfirms-
lively.
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Political Notes.

The republican craft In New Jersey has hosted ITS
y.-I..B. and is now under full sail for q summers
cruise.
The New York Republican Soldiers and Sailors
state Central Committee met in Albany on the ed
inst.
The British oflcisls in Halifax arrested and nIed
an American for celebrating the Fourth Of July.
where was Jacksons
al stil goes for Pendulum ~ cried an excited Ger.
man at a democratic meeting in Cincinnati lately.
sheIlabarger has been invited to stay at home BY
mis- constituents.
Judge Hoar is disincned to be candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts,. SO was Governor sey-
mour, Of New York; but he ran.
General John l.. Swift, who was here as Chase
man, addressed Grant club in watertown, Mass,
last evening.
Borat,o seymour was born in the town Of Pompey,
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Ahiah Gilbert has been elected Senator from Florida
The commencing March 4 1852 and ending March ls7
I Colorado ia not yet admitted as a state.
REHABILITATION.
Republicans, %; democrats ~ Total, a.
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The United States senate, with the New
Southern Membere.

PREeIDRNr-BenjamnF Wade, of Ohio.
SRuRRIARY- George &. Gorham, OF California.
Republicans In Roman, democrats in idliC.l
II. Term Ar
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The following lists include all the vessels at present
in commission at home or abroad, and have been
corrected up to the present date The remainder OF
the United States naval force consists of ronclads,
vessels laid up in ordinary at the various naval sta
tons, vessels being repaired and large number Of
splendid vessels being built.
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Thomas ]. Robertson, of south Carolina.

or this genteman's past history and record we alb
soutely know nothing more than that he has been
elected ofthe Senators from South Carolina for the
short term ending in 1871. Whether he is a native
old citizen Of the State, whether he Is one OF
that class Of politicians in the South known as carpet
baggers" things yet to be learned Mr.. Robertson
il, though, We understand, resident Of Columbia,
the capital OF the State As with his past we
are ignorant OF his profession or business, and
sequently connot say anything about his social and
intellectual standing.