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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-04
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

The State OF fhe Battery Grourds-Thc Street
Observation-Disclosures Association Sqanb-
bIe--Address an the Northwestern Posses.
sIous.
The stated monthly meeting OF this body was held
yesterday afternoon at one o'clock with the Pres-
dent, Mr. William Il. Dodge, In the chair. Amer the
minutes OF the previous meeting OF the Chamber had
been read by the Secretary, Mr.. Wilson, and ap-
proved by the Chamber, Mr.. A. A. Low, Chairman or
the Executive Committee, offered a resolution ten
derng the self registering barometer in possession
OF the Chamber. to the Commissioners Of the Central
Park for use In the meteorological department.
The resolution was adopted, after which Mr..
George Updyke offered y resolution IN regard
to the contemplated sale and purchase OF a
portion OF the Battery grounds for the pur-
pose OF building there a Custom House, and
referring the subject to the Executive Committee TO
report at the next meeting on the propriety aud
pediency OF such sale aud purchase.
on motion OF Mr.. A. A. Low the subject was re-
ferred TO special committee instead Of the Exccu.
tive Commit tee.
The Secretary, Mr.. Wilson. read communication
from the Citizens Association accepting the propo-
sal made by the Chamber for the purpose OF exam
lining into the questions OF fraud charged upon the
street commissioners Department by the Citizens
Association, and naming Mr.. William Wood az the
association In the committee OF arbitration proposed
Another communication was read, which was signed
by the street Commissioner, and in which 1t was
stated that the street Commissioner could not &C
cede TO the mode OF arbitration proposed by the
Chamber, as he could not recognize the person an.
th0rized by the Chamber TO appoint one member OF
the arbitration committee.
A communication from the Canal Commissioner
stating that the canals would close the 5ih inst
was received.
Tho communications were ordered on file.
Mr.. Dodge then introduced Dr. Atkinson, Of Ore.
he early settlement q the Sortawestern posses
sions, Washington, oregon and Alaska. In referring
70 Alaska, DIR. Atkinson stated that from his knowi-
n fhA rAea
five times as much as had been paid for 1t By the
United states government. The address was well
received and NJ its close vote OF thanks ten.
aered DR.. Atkinson. after which tbs Chamber al.
journed.
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Sales of New York and Brooklyn Improved
and Unimproved Properly.
Yesterday witnessed another day OF marked ac-
ivty in real estate, quite considerable quantity OF
which was disposed OF at auction at the Exchange
Salesr0om. The offerings consisted mainly OF New
York unimproved property, although some improved
city and some Brooklyn property, of both descrip-
tions, was likewise included. The sales were con-
Quoted by Messrs. A. J. Blocker, Son Co., Allen y
Brown, Muller, Wilkins & Co., z. II. Ludlow & Co.
and-James NJ. Miller. The attendance was large and
the prices generally satisfactory Some unlmproved
property, noticeably that on sixty-fh street. near
Madison avenue, and on Ninety-sixth street, near
Ninth avenue, went very cheap, and much below its
value. This Is not remarkable at this ason, how
ever and s by no means to be regarded indicating
reaction In the market, the close OF the year
always resulting In limiting speculation and check
ing investments OF this kind. Below we give full
particulars Of each sale, including the names of the
purchasers.
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and 1rsmen 500 men, though the number is re-
ported as having been much larger. his Excellency
was dressed IN the volunteer uniform. Tomorrow
L an excursion TO the suburbs with picnic, IL TO
take place IN which All the citizen sOdery will jon
Patriotic offerings mostly from Spanlards or Until
atsd by them continue 10 be made
On the I'D IRE broke out In BatabanO, q port on
the south side OF the island opposite Havana, and
the rumor reached here that insurgents were
deavorng to destroy the place. tile wharves, &c- A
body OF troops were Immediately despatched thither
anu the flames were soon subdued aud quiet re-
stored.
During the week the negro nremen, who are
trained as soldiers have been on guard at the pal
ace, which IS regarded as the place OF honor. The
fact has attracted some attention and has pleased
that class nightly.
GrealprecautiOHs are taken to prevent the landing
OF suspicious passengers. The passengers OF tho
Columbia, which reached her anchorage at an early
hour on Wednesday morning, were not allowed to
land until several hours had passed and the list had
been submitted " his Eyceliency.
In financial matters good deal OF the alarm mas
subsidized, and gold Is easy Ut from to per cent.
owing TO the disturbed condition OF affairs and the
10 obtain advances on his crop. Five hundred boxes
or the crop already In the city, and appear
indicate that II VIII all reach the market un-
usually early.
The merchants. in anticipation Of an early reduc-
ton III the duties, are not Withdrawing their imports
from the Custom House, they being permitted to
leave them there for ninety-nine days. The Custom
House receipts for the island during the month OF
October, 1865, were $4ol 2 as against $Ao2 s0l In
1867.
The gazette OF to-day publishes communication
from the military colnmandant OF Manzanilio to the
Captain General, stating that encounter took
place On the 18Th between the troops ana the insur
gents on the road to BayaInO, resulting in the pre-
cpiate light OF the rebels to the forests, leav-
ing behind three killed, besides arms ammunition,
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Wheat dsll heavy common but
% shippers eea nsn not
Sif
SELL The sales about 00D bushels
p x Z iss %l Is
ssssdy Closing w The I sale. were Is 600
sp'1 os y ~ iS1 ws y |1 81 sg ss1
and q q yellow jersey S.: w.1.
da and ncona until nearly the close Of Change when Al
Al "a Tor Rys Tas
sf ssannr .nd & g sss
Cor state and jersey Barley was steady with sales Of
So 2 OF barley malt 1000 bushels disposed OF p.
HEMP dnlI and noiual at lc Ike, gold, for Ma
NIL and s so san e, ss rule so b.,
s:sssy o1S a q sasss wsrs quoted prime
inferior ios and iofsi En Il iSs soc " % .'''
HAY-Ths demand wa. light hut prices were without
g. Ky. :rs@ &c. &C. retail lots '''
price. @.l. sc%s. a ID, e s; Ct
isSsal ard uaised Csc Sc elaysd sec 4 mu.co-
ss1 ss sss ns ss do
@ & .asa ss' Porto sScE d I
DO Pitch e. s1 ga Ms
so spirits ,nsnns prices for which wsr, easier closing
side price saIs Of aOou. oo bbls reported
y. and :.Tsie sS -
price. se.ts q Sa
5bls. Other kinds dun and unchanged.
sa I ao LARD and IS dressed hos Tho
business In pork continued light and the market heavy
And unsettled ciosng az about So for The sales
ness S5s new ness FOR for February ~ ;0' ae sa
S 10 50 saa p SsnsH ness ss" !. "a ossd s
Live hogs quiet but firm. size s4c, with arrivals
s:. he sss ws A., demand VI
mess and Ss sls 30 for do fierce beef was IN
noGerate esand Tor export At altered prices sses 90
,srres india msss private terms Beef hsns rrner
with moderate demand; sales 10 bbl. at s3o 80 ISL Gun
meats were qne but prices were steady At last
proved demand and shade better prices realized tho
comprsng 10y packages =, Hc. i5sc Tor No. W prime
Receipts, 100 bbls refined 80 do crude
For ouds in bulk there improved demand, and
were ma ot ABOUT oCo eAs n lsc, the market CLOSING
&C. higher the market closing strong 327c Saiss
made Of Zoo bills standard white 3ac. I0p do fo
the balance o. ms month, al S2sc. 3Hc, aud 500 DO.
for same deivery on pr ate terns also 100 gallons IA
tns; at ne In philadelphia The market though quiet wal
ready the sales being ioc0 bb standard white nj &c
do for January, nj gc 5e do FOR February al aec
RIoFC arolins was duh Bat STEADY So s1tc accord
sueSR.-ihe market for raw was r,n qu,s. bu, price,
steady. There sales OF 293 hhds part Il
at 40 sis We quote-cuba fair good re- nnr iclc
ii,Sc isse; centrifugal (6hds and bonssi Toe i've
Porto Rico refining GRADES osc. II c grocery DO nIc
1885, Refined In active demani At Inc following qua
tsions Hard ne aoc soft white, lS,ie tc. ye
TatLow was IN ,ive demand, the sales comprising 1000
WaiskfY.-ksceipss, le5 bbs Tho mark,. WAS dun 40
heavy oniy sDs sales made at ~ %, duty PAID.
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FEEIGiiTs were quiet but rates were unchanged The
gagemens were:To Liverpool 100 bales at bl6d
I'D 60 bills rosin At 3 600 ierces beef and 50 hhds
bacco private TERMS and steamer 500 bales cotton
sd To London 900 bbis -four at "a si IS hhds. to-
brcco at SIS Oh l60 oil cake 2s To Antwerp,
2 bbs Tosin at g. Cd. The charters "A Swedish
brig with 200 quarters grain TO Cork for ORDERS excluding
the OF Scotland and ENGLAND the OF
Ireland Al S. 3d. II 70 direct port at g. 3D. North Ger
10 Cadiz with .50 hhls tobacco 37s
Liverpool with abou. 5000 petroleum per case;
one to Liyorpoo with about 1909 petroleum at the
rate italian bark from Philadelphia the
with l6oo bbs petroleum and back to New York lump
slaves at $3.50.
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Receipts, 1903 bbls four TAO do
meal 29l2 bushels wheat "a $50 do corn. s727 do
oats saiO do rye = 700 DO malt Fits do barley Flour
choice family -four decidedly lower. California dull
and nominal The sales about 1900 bbls Southern -four
only IN moderate demand, but prices unchanged.
Sales 300 bbs Rye -four continued ia fair request yes
erlays prices. Sales made of 400 bbs Corn meal
dul and scarcely 800 bbls 81 IS FOR Jer.
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Auction Sales of Real Estnte Yesterday.

NEW YORK rRorEnrr,Eg 4. }. DLEEcKEE, son Asp 90.
Ri 81 sTss sna IT ss"r
aSr aas iSm o Msye 1sn'
The L Sd , a or s s msR
ls5o; ground rent $3.50 and taxes los lslxs5 Henry
lots on Of X 81 Of 10Th st: each s5Sszi0 'O
10. on Of asS S s. 100 RI Of a5xiGs Meyer
i, adjoining sSoys 81 size i, ii s,
lots ' on Of i 81: sGo Of sa av each ss. the
block, Henry Bolstein, each $500
aa,o9ns asSvs ssns .s sss6 ssh
lots, Of o4th st. and lots. Of ii5ih It, $50 Il Of
~ av each ssxiod LowenstsIn each. l725
corner "a az and 10th s;xio6 Mcssrs
lots sorner ii av and ii St. each sS1i0o 's'
Of si5 . 100 Il Of aih av each s5sCGi
2ot. sdloniSg' same siis' if Ss6soei e.sh::.... sS
Ash s. 200 Of 10Th av, each aisiio5, j.
po. sroan snn Of goth between 9th and 10Th avs:
az as ~ nal ss o o . s. W. Lyons a
lots, corner 9th and i0ist st, each Isioo
Ritterband each. 2,75C
iooii, Rsroand, each soa7
s Is; shasa ,s.i 81
Az each Is BY the block, 7 Flax, each asst
Dan''i'' eA BY MEssss ALLEN AND brown '''
! lots on Broadway % n OF g7th ST. each 256Hx
l09 each. Purchased BY Mr. Robt Gilety, each. ESQ
lots on 9Th OF 7sh st. 251so each. Purchased
oss on iish sv s5 Il OF s5ih st. a;xioo each Pur.
chased By Mr. Richard Delaney, i77S
lot ON 65th st. s. 100 Il OF Madison 25xiOO5 Pur
ct adi9aing tao above, same size Purchased by Mr.
n Lewis f0r 5,BOO
Lewis FOR. cess
Lewis $500
Mr. sK Lewis 5000
Purchasedby Mr. Lewis, each............... 2,5sc
Lewis, each. 2,soO
lot adjoining the above, siae Purchased BY
Mr. VIM Burt each. s0t
slot. On ssh 100 n v Of 9Th Purchased By :,
MT " 10 Burt eACn x1Ou
BIT Y. N. LUDLOW AND 90.
The lease of the lot with three brick front and .onr
story brick building In the rear, Mott ST. between
Chatham aquaze and PIT a. lot 2ax99, leased from The
1852 ground rent Sl7b and taxes per annuin, Louis
story Srci house and lot Isl West lis st. s. between
18th and 9Th lot 2Ux9S9. H. 10O
ny MULLER. WILKINS AND co.
lot with improvements, sd al, l66 OF 80 Az, lot
with improvements. adjoining above saiss Fran:
N. MILLER.
1904 Hy steube s,3st
lot with improvements, Q Court and Bush sta lot
2bxl00, Mr. Clark. bSl
lot adjoining above size Mr. Clark......... 500
lot i0th and AinsIe SITS, 25xsf4 Mr. Ainsey ga
! lo front on Union nv, lbs II from Ainse at
Wm Campbell. W.
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at the city OF Bergen n. j., by the Rev r. W.
French, BERNARD S. CLARK TO ADELE, daughter 81
the late Henry w. Shiner.
Philadelphia and Charleston IS. CO. papers please
copy.
CaEvERs-SuERwooD.-At the residence or B. G.
Ropes, ESQ.,, ON Thursday, December 3. by the Rev.
II. L. Chevers, assisted BY the Rev A. w. Partridge
MARSHALL T. CHEVERs, United States Revenue SEA-
vice, TO CoRNEIIA A. SHERWOOD.
ELLIoTr-SHERRARD.-At Stepbenville, Ohio, on
church, BY the Rev. I. A. McCurdy. II. CLAY 81
LOTT, OF New York city, to EMMA VIRGINIA, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherrard, Jr., Of
Sfeubenyiiie, Ohio.
Nilliamsport Pa papers please copy.
HESDEKsoN--WA 1Ts.--At the residence OF H. e.
Farnsworth, AT New York city, on Tuesday, Decem-
Der |. by the Rev. Thomas Street, SAMUEL HENDRR-
soS 10 BEATRicg WATTS.
HfNcHMAN-WARp.-OnW wednesday. December 2,
a. the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev.
Theodore l.. Cuyler. J. AUGUSTUS HINcHMAN, to Miag
CARRIE l.. WARD. all or this city.
KELLY-RYAN.--At st. Augustins church, Morri-
santa, on Wednesday, November 25 by the Rev.
Father Woods Mr. THOMAS H. KELLY, or YonAers,
to Miss MARIA B. RYAN, OF Troy N. Y.
Troy papers please copy.
PATERsoN-DOwNING.--At the residence of the
BRIDES uncle, on Tuesday, December l. by the Rev
Thee. L. Cuyer, d. D.. Robert w. PATERSON, OF
Brooklyn. to EMAi j., only daughter OF w. A. Down
ing, OF Indiana.
UsKART-MAraER.--O Thursday December 8, al
Church OF the Saviour Brooklyn, nv the Rev. DR..
Farley EDMUND USKARr, TO Miss ELIZABETH MARY
MATTER.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY Dec. 3-6 r. NJ.
CorFpFEo continued demand the trade and
prices quite steady There sales OF 800 bags
Ella, private terms. Maracabo improved demand
ant sales made OF 1000 Jessie Jones'
Other kinds quiet
CoTroS.-Recepts 234 bales. Only moderate demand
prevaed and with continued unfavorabe cable
Liverpool the marke. heavy and prices eceded e per
b. sales made upon basis of 24s<c for mding
upland. The comprised 1855 bales Including 232
rive Of which loo for export for spinning and 27
speculation. W quote tnoninaly)-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BRAND tPEssEy.--- Tuesday, December I, by
Rev. Eastburn Benjamin, LOUIS q. BRANDA, OF Nor
folk, Va. TO aiss SUsIE ID. BEssEy, OF New YORK.
CiAnA--SHiFyBh.- Wednesday, December 2,
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TIE BALL SEASON.

SJfs4s.~------------
The for,Ieh snnus ban in aid Of tne Widows ans
Orphans Fund Of the late New YORK 'o'u' INV DcpAs
ment NJ the .-. - vuerC
uoYpAyn eevvtEiN,. JANyARf 2s 1881
JAMES y. wENNAN. prssidsn l46 pesr s,rseL
Aroyao sIoTr Treasurer, 10 Fulton street
ions 8 wEeTnar Secretary, No. | North william street,
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BILLIARDS..

v,IIITARps-ANy PERSON HAVING A pBELAy
IL Carom Tfbc IN good order nd vish
ing 10 sell may bear q purchaser By Addressing, a,ipd
price boz Lisa Post once
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-02
-0ie gerbaItniRe in 9 6bs

pie Serb 9ltnlne N - og'
men unb tngarn. Sa Die offers
rei@iids. 3eeierune fd auf cine Der
ssrOae ass Btiltsen aEenseI 81 seiuabs
rtnOe N1Inabbansiseeit nidt sinlahen
min, fonialit Oas 2iebaueeIn Der Gbe,
den nit Sen stuaen uno Der @nflsn nit
ben Ogden iiberbanb. 8enn Der ruff
flde @elanote in Bien, 9raf Stafel'
BERG aud isoe 8etbsiIisuns Der rullte
laen Teeieruns an oen ilatuifden ltm'
trieben in 9lbreOe felt, 70 ipeiB man in
Selereei@ bod, ME ipenig Berublsen&
nes in Der -8eriidsruna lisgt, Die
ruiFfden glafter oirften nitbt cine 70
Ifeinbfape gprad,e sseen Seiterrei9
Ifabreli, ipsnn Bic ruffid5e -9tesierans
bdinit ntdt nebr eeer nliaser eiaeers
| ftanoen tudre. Ser. Oeutide Selterrelsss !,
der bli6t auf Hnsara nit iteisenoer
gelorgnib. Neoris 8ers3el emit Sc
| neral unb turse Belt aud 9berbefeblss
baber Der uneerifden &ebolntionsorss
NEE i'm Sample 9egen Seferrsi@, nann
8erbannter nnb in 6olse biefer Ser>
1 biente elmer Der sefeiertten - atriotenE
0lbaeor6neter i'm peltber Meibstage,
| last in ieiner aufS reaniFruts zines tl''s
tionaIen $eeres brinsenben snterpella'
| tien In ser unspeibeuti9iten Beifet tpas
J e. iiab ieine @efnnunsssenoifen ipoIlen'
& 8eecseI pia bic Ebeilnng Der tailer>
Iihen 'QIrmee in cine ungarildDe llno
! 5ferrei6iide, ODER ri6tiser Die Soslos
iune Der Bebrtraft Ilnsarns nnO feiner
fgiebenidnoer aus Dem eieentliden Bers
baibe ser 0lterreidiIaen Srisssmadt I;
| mas ans benz &eite uiro, barein piA q
! lid bert0mmli@er gGsae, ais in eins
! tIlnaarn ,,frenbe" 9ngele9enbeit nlhl
}mifden. Gr mill biele Srennung oe'
taiferliden slrnee, nm bic 8ntunft Del
Il Gpaafie gu f6ern, oas Mniebn I'M
aarns Dor Den &ueen Guropas gu bers
.ubinebren unb bas oberbiinbete Deter
trei1" ni9t MIR gegen bic nprSiiaer
gia@barn gu i9iisen, ionbern aud Hn'
aorn in ben Gtana gu iebeil, Dap es in
Z Orient enti9ieoen auftreten fonnt, sri
! bee Biberleeuns FOLDER Griinbe braud
man fi5 feline Mibe su seben. Dal
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-02

4JDsm setbrfen GorrtipOpcentea sur gtatb !
riebf. Dnt BEN Blreda 6tirt6iis gar ynisbte
baran I'D Iiesen f9eias biefe DtHerenaet 5a
beiIen. glat&rliG lfnh lcie Blit9Iieesr hellflefp
nitt fir piele Nliefdnbe aHttrertliA. Der
Naent belIeIben, ,6err- Bptnnr alleiH ,iF tfr
WSanu, bet bic Difptr3ea beraMftsfH terreI,
Enb bens SieE Haran gelegeti iGeint btrle!beit
aufYettt ri baIsshs y Snspif9 pen frb eis allts<
alieber 6eea GiumanheFuHg6 y 8ereins sgnten
Nutbes fir has @elin9eH ikres Rerffs. %
wire riifis ssrtrdrts Sfarbeifft.n q 9se,s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-02

.esarbet, CIR Tnrtier uir Mnnsfe. Die gfaiten
3$Whnerai Eafbeu Gnmpagnie psrtertt9en bic bette.
vokIieilte une bametbafteitt 6a,be in @ebrmi spet
mi NIT reinem GeniGtneu Del permtf9te
Imftrde bat,ern 1915 Sabre; tie 1T pom eiaer iets
TEL, a,tren rner fh1nen Ghcepabtn Sarbe inp ram
In cine airline bleterne, iein, oue ODER geibe BEN
@eidjutad mao perdubert iDerbeu. ste W
fir 5diifer, S1sunens Teniel. Da ss, Gtnter edsrs
bangerdtbe gdndtb0ofe Stfie lletgnsne Rao %Da!s
Terifaut Bat in ietten Sabre 5Ue0 Yane esbraudD
ms fann il Dauer, eiahieitat ans 6stgtest p2n
Saiinrs rer %di, Dol, 800 4finb, f ben vafmsr tr
so5rs aeniiaenS. Wlon feaSe fir en Gtrcliler, melgs
aIIe erIpiridbte Mustilhft gtebt &ene ~ a 80 tet
Sean, he babe bas gef@dfts5stQeH' @reFpu 9sasfat
6arDs. @0sells'i ~ DANIEL BIDWELI, tlt
npB sm 26Ia earl ehabs, gs 4 OFT.
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0fabeiflf6eS MfitusI5ffein.

0inbeitlf6es Wfitn3 lDftetI,
Sc Itelf ii5 Sen Ieiten6en Staats>
mannern aIler 2aneer per eipilifrtsas
g6eIt nit iebem Sases mebr ais cine
uubertennbare 8abrbeit beraus,
Sab Die Snterelisns Der g6lfer
eiuen einbeitli6en @6afattef ttaeeu;;
Sas &ObI unb aSebe oss eirtei1 feline
aSirtumsen auf Die anaerep chen 70
penis berfeblt, ais penn @eitelieber
elmer SSannilie SabOn betroHen iper0eu4
Sanbels sunb @erte5rsberbdItuiiIel
nsbmsn iofdEt cine gIa6Iidere GeFaI.
ing an, uenn fe 70. sereatlt iperoen,
Sab auf ibrer 8ais &auns tiir ollie III,
mdbrenb Elm befmetif9ef 9Ibf@lnB zines
Gliebts Der srOben 80lferfanlilie elmer
unterbunbenen slber i'm ii.enidhderl
DIutiefem sIei9t, unb Den &reislauf
beeiutradtist. GO ~ .sessS 1
Son Belt gu Belt febe,f mir oaber
bic @egierunsen 81 feIden Giarids
tun9en idreiten, peIde Die berf@ie>
oenen 8oIter in imrner ndbere unb
innisere SerbinOuns brinsen uno bie>
feIbsu befabisen, iib gesenfeitig ibre
linen eisentbiimIiden 8ortbeile gu
9ute tommen 81 IafeH. Die naiiens
bate europaifde Ginpanber,ins mad
ben Ser. @taaten, fotpie Die burd Se>
Ieerapben unb Sampfidiffe beiuirfte
gro6ere @nndberung &meritas an bic
aIte lSeIt bat in unfrer ge9enpdrtisen
Seit bereits einen 70 Iebbaften Serfebr
be6inet, bab mir fur bic 3utunft aut
ned bieI intimere 8e5iebungen redo
men f0nnen. Die neuett goitbertrdge
perben Der GOrreipOnSen3 cine ME gee
abute SIusbebnuns ernl0gfiden, bic
ansebabnte @us;ablune bon @eloern
bur6 Die 8oifdmter in beiOen 8eIt<
tbeiIen beasust bas ipadfenbe gegen>
ieiti6e Bertrauen foipobs aIs 0as ge>
senieitiee 8eSirfnib zines einbeitli6en
9ufammenpirtens sur BefOrberuns Der
materienen SntereFen uno enSli9 lit
Der 8Ian, einsn sIei6fOrniisen Nfiinas
fHb fur Gmerita uno europa feE;lis
fteaen, elm neuer getueis, sute fGarf
Oie SiotbpenOi9feit kerbortritt, bic
SdeiOsipanOe ;pifben eibiliiirteH
Nationen undergraduates. "a -
Sc iino aber ni9t nur Die n1aterieIs
len Snterefen, DeI9e Oar6 foIde Rab.
reeeln seforbert iuerbelL aud Die 9ei>
fisen Dersen Is. Ser SaHoel, tuelder
Sur@ foI4e Ginri&tungen 3und@it
besinFust foirO, ipar ftets Der Yionier,
um bic 8abn aas einem 2anbe in's
anoere gu bredsn uHo bic aEeee gu ebs
men fur ben ipatsr srfoIsenOen Muss
taaf6 Der Sheen. gii6ts fann Der
freibeitIiden Gntipid chung Der 8oIfer,
benz enoIiasn Sieee fOabrbaft epufti<
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