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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND coasrwsE
Henrietta Mc2iudB Philadelphia Foam, Trenton
Caabele, South Anboy ". II 1aie, Ch.''"
aSs e. B Sa New Bedford spsso Poyder
d Inhs q s~.S Sor,bpor Saith Merritt Sohp"rt
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Hudson, RoeklaBd, lime i9. H. s sIa' H. ''T
Georgia Todd Calais lumber. fieetWing hocknod nme
N N.'i;, p as9 Bangor '0 Water Had RCeIs6 Ina
Island Bell PASSPORT Q y Hazard Bridgeport
Hannibal. Calais, lumber Bmvs' frankla' oIosL
S Ms.eua h.ng, Has W g. Bird Proyidesee.
j. NJ Freeman, Providence Ahee Sefaut9o, ssN-L9oeoh
Richard Borden. Fall RIVER Agnes kePelsrt Ne"'hA''a
Mathews 4I pTSS1s0's' hesry Ts5s Scvf.,,n
o. JAMES s. iau S1 g,,bor Henri Rsmsen BlseE RoeE
I'Sl'1 19 r[la Se i asye nO' Co GuS Poraaa
cbaSSeeior Milestone Point. Garland Pail Rive.
NJ, Jonsnort spars Trys. New Bedford
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Mar 4 E P,I si S.s f S Diii' B ps'7'
sead Calais lumber Lsey A. 0rcuil, Calais IaHtC.
Cball,uge soathoIA White Wing stoBiBron
Hannah Wiietts Providence FaIlie Barney, Providence
Emma BRIDGEPORT sAras Ehfabsth; hes-Ha'en
Henry n. Adelleu Gardiner f0nnitlnf Fah River
G. p Smith, Providence. g > hatson faSt1efet
Cstbsiss TLeaas Sanwleh ATLANTA, RocklAnd, line
~ n GolVin ProylIssee. Artist New Bedf0rt
Robt. b. Smith, Portland SL-nes ! sunton.
John OfseT, Bridgeport Minerva fr0'1ehee
Iosenb Ross Tan1ton Belle, ELLSWORTH .s8ttE
Convert Neg-laFen Fashion, NoH'hA'tA
Daniel Russell, Portland, CT
BELOW.
Ship z. C Scranton, WILLIAMS Boston JAY H.
SAILED.
steamsbps-Asmanaa anburg Niagara Rehnort Bruse',e
Philadelphia
DOMESTIC PORTS
WILMINGTON r. C., Jaly 2-Sailed, steamship Wm r. CJds,
for NeN-i0rk
lork
SAVANNAH 2o-ArrVed steamship IA pian from Nesofk
FRANCsco. July IJCesred, hhtingtoa TOR Lverf' IA
SACKS Hood for Bakers Island Sailed solo &c
Valparaiso Slma Caa The AdrsB has arrived Peas
Oregos, IRON Ses York.
FOREIGN PORTS
PUERTO CABRLLo -Len port bgs Hermes ard Daten
Bliss. for NeSl0rk
NeN-lork 10 days
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HOME NEWS.
TIE WhA1nER.

NKw.yoRK Horr Thor Rsr htna Honr TbeT 5ssa ""~
pa y. r.
~. r. 6Io I1U
.b0yhC3 n. H. W 1877 n
yornrq-Clouy 2.iO CLOUDY at q overcast at
a :. rvcrcas. u misty at2l0, and from
ia 70 n hhrnea-OyerctI a. VERY eondy from 70 s0S's
oudv at 1896 hazy and little cloudy at D. sghuy
1910 a. g.3I; yefs cloudy TO 1879 Al.
CLOUDY AZ MKrvoK-Last evening At 9:35 remarkable
sod oveues cool breeze vas blowing fresh RON me
east % ont three before the full and shining clear ana
nnnsy bright southern meridian when suddenly tne
n al onnota erection brighter light than the moon
@ v The slow Of splendid emerald meteor appash
The diameter the moon which with IT'S tram OF req
~ "a nine aud iutermingd oors was Mneas 20
yro st nearly the northern meridian .eS" .ns nth q,
snst ar Alpha Cyzn directly north by west over an nc %
a. tain heBg 2Odegrrea long IL y De Ne A.,
49, ~. ~ loo miles around Esw.York IL cast deep SHADOW" us
6t az. much more Intense the light OF the moon
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The German Cabinet Makers, Mt their meet
ing last evening decided 20 send Mr. Hemrchauson their
President to me Convention OF the National Labor Con
gross, 70 be held In Philadelphia ON the 10th Of August
The Paserers voted S30O last evening In aid Of the
striking Laundresses OF Troy.
The Clothing Cutters and the Jon rnevmen Talors at
their meetings last evening decided 10 send delegates to
the forthcoming National Taors Conv enton TO DO held
IN Plts1ugb, Penn Inc CutLeEs also 10 favor VI
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FUNERAL OF coMMANpER wM. 2. BucKNER.

The funeral of Commander Buckncr, of the
United States Navy took place from the residence Of the
family No As North st. FeliK-st, Brooklyn, yesterday
ut pm. Among tho persons present were Capt Almy
Commander Braine Lieut.. Commanders Benham. Nor
ton, Hatfield and others OF the The Rev. George
w. DOrrance OF the United States Army, read the
funeral service according 10 the established ritual OF the
Episcopal Church company OF marines, under the
command OF Capt Squres Of the Marine Corps. with
arms reversed, escorted the remains 10 the burial
ground adjoining the Marine Hospital After tho coffin
had been lowered ana the burial service rected three
yOleys fired, and the sorrowbg friends slowly de-
children
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IApsoanssmeuv.I

NEVER ALLOW DIARRHEA, DYsENTERT, or any
Bowel Affection to have m the most serious consequences
may result By negecu complaints the system Is often rapidly
reduced as to reh asgs beyond the help ofmedene before the patient
realize the necessity of looking about BIN i'f anGsd hhs
season the year. therefore, everybody should be provided with that
safe and certain curative oil Stomach and Bowel Complaints Dr.
JArSKs CAanSArvg BALAN for With this remedy hand all such
affections may be promptly eaousy treated Sod eveJsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

property along lice Of h Proposed railroad for the erection ~ ss
tory "A religious hposr afed La Cro1 has been opo'tg
Paterson clergy men,
MARION. N. J.---Wiiliam Chesser. miner from
Toronto len that c ur months ago IN search 81 vess
time they Travelled from place
"a nae an o. tue hpsbfud Tor work Yesterday ME Chesser
save ont tetay exhausted aken the Hudson County
house.
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FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENT AT PORT JERvIs.
A sad accident occurred at Port Jervis yes
terday afternoon. colored named George Has
brouck while hunting for woodchuck, unntentionay
shot grl about years OF age. daughter OF Henry Hon
man. The shot was fatal killing her almost instantly
Hasbrouck Immediately surrendered himself to the au
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pearance and paid the men, when hH fast was ee
baa 20 Hnnters Point and upon the srrN va others
tra}n two OF the ringeaders were % he taken 10
made their escape. The arrested parIioo WIN w
Riyerhead to-day for trial
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be dispensedwith and vote OF confidence IN n5 His
istration passed at meeting OF tne rawu
resgnatOu and of his colleagues were - an
II rs expected that Minister OF Finance VIII pf
pointed, and that Prlm will be more thah e'ei
situation.
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Total."...... ....... II al TOtal........."..... .


ss...- = = Z: = q Y 81 '1 2f{
Umgr-Mr Saith Oriental Clab seorers-Ms.sra White
head $40 J. II Dixie Time Of Gsmt7 hours Clean Home Rags
MsrE, NJ Reed l. Goods 3oa Mclutre Titus Brewer
J-utBg Gear 5-oa Foul Bound Caiele'-Na' Bsade l.
total. .; Gear l.
ALPHA VS.. CHAMPION.
Despite the rain yesterday the Alph0s left
Brooklyn and went to the grounds OF the Champions OF
NewJersey play that club the first game Of the series
Although the ground was In anything bat good condition,
game called and nine innings were played, resulting
in "A victory for the Champions by score OF lG to5.
OLYMPIC OF WASHINGTON VS.. ATLANTIC.
Owing to the rain yesterday the Olympic
the field at the appointed time, but the grass wet
that each club preferred not to play the Oympics left
Boston last evening and to-day will play the LOwels
ECKFORD VS., ATHLETIC OF BROOKLYN.
with the Athletics on the Union Ground Wllainsburgh,
this afternoon.
REPORTERS VS.. ATLANTIC MUFFINs.
The return game between these muffin mines
will be played the Capltone Ground this afternoon.
UNION OF MORRIsANIA VS.. ATLANTIC.
This game, which was to have been played
tomorro has been indefinitely postponed at the request
OF the Unions.
EAGLE VS.. BERGEN
The contest between these clubs yesterday
close aud exciting the game finally closing IN favor
Of the Eagles by "a score OF % to 90
HoBOKEN POLICE VS.. HUDSON CITY POLICE.
Two mines, composed of members OF the police
force Of the HObOken and Hudson city districts played
game OF base ball at Hoboken yesterday afternoon The
IIoboken nine by strong batting and superior fielding,
won game the standing o. 70 IL In favor OF the
HOboken nine
THE HUDSON RIVER CHAMPIONSHIP.
The "UlsteTsn of Saugerties claim TO be the
champions OF the Hudson River They assert that the
with the YlcoTys OF Troy In 1861 Why not settle the
disputed point by series Of games
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NATIONAL VOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIA-
TON.

THE MEETING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONDI-
TION-REPORTs FROM THE SARATOGA CON
yENTION-CO TO THE PRESS.
The usual weekly meeting of this Associa-
ton was held at the wonan Bureau at o'clock yester'
day afternoon There present 30 ladies' and one or
two gentlemen The following is the state OF the Asso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

REPAIRING HoUsEs.-NO person should re-
pair paiat up without understanding The merits Of
Hox BuEGLAE ALAaH TELEGRAPH IL Is the oHy protection
never burglars Look out for worthless infringe
rn,st. called improyepeutS r. HoLNEs, No. hurAytG
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RASE-RAII.
GOTHAM vs.. ORION,

GOTHAM vs.. ORION.
These clubs are so thoroughly imbued with
ball spirit that rainy day makes no difference
whatever with their playing game. Yesterday they
met and cOn;endcd FOR bail at HobOkcn. The Gotham
ties had but little difficulty in winning the game,
ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21

SUNpAY-ScHooL BooKs.-BRoUGHTON& W.
NAN No J Keep the best raei FROM all PabsherG
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Go TO TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER 81 Co.,
Noa 3gS, 400 102 BowEBS Opposite siIt1si, ~ ~
for MFS's BoYs snd CHiLDRENs CLOTHING.
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AQUATIC.
THE UNIVERSITY REGATTA-THE CREWS Al
oIrINsIG AMoND-DIFFERENCE IN WEIGHT
THEIR BOATS.

THE UNIVERSITY REGATTA-THE CREWS AT
oIINsIG AMoND-DIFFERENCE IN WEIGHT
THEIR BOATS.
The Yale and Harvard University crews nave
taken their quarters and begun rowing at Lake Qunga
mond earlier this season than ever before Ihey were al
hard at work on the lake last Monday morning Ihe
Yale crow arc at Mr. Curtls's house. near the Qunsga
mond Hotel on the borders of the lake. The average
weight of the crew is about 1913 pounds The ghtest
weight Cooney Is l55 pounds. The boat in which Yale
will null was made by Elliott 1t Is 50 feet long, 2 feet
wide and weighs I75 pounds 1t has been racked some
NV rough weather in New-Haven harbor and new
paner boat was ordered but the makers tailed 10 ake
il strong enough for the weight or the crew. Ihe
rowing Of tle Yale crew resembles that OF tho Mhlu
nrotbSrs according TO The Boston AdcertScT-a long
steady stroke like that OF Oxford and feather hgn'
& inches longer than those OF Harvard Inc laIee
Freshmen crew. which IL also at the lake. numoers Dut
two men from New England, the others being from tno
West The crew has been unfortunate one OF its me
hcs Hall taking the place OF another who IS sck Win
only one weeks practice. The Harvard crew average ~
nounds less in weight than their rivals They have rOWed
together only four weeks, without trainer ana WIN no
prescribed diet Their boat is similar TO that oil ne
but as or 80 pounds heavier and two inches wider Trey
also expected paper boat but were disappointed Tue
boat Of 1867 weighed pounds and that OF last year was
still lighter. The crew - pulling only 80 to Al strokes
minute now, aud will squirt A. This is two or three
strokes less per minute the OF last year pulled
The Harvard Freshmen also lighter than the lae,
lint i'm good trim. They have Elliott boat 81 feet ny
10 inches Besides the University there are 70 ne
two races between Worcester boats, for which half q
dgyan urize4 arr
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RAcE IN CoMMuNIPAW COVE.

One of the most interesting races of the
season place yesterday, in Communpaw Cove from
Walter Mouds boathouse foot OF Henderson-s Jersey
CITY The race was free 20 all catrigged boats at mod
crate entrance fee the winner 20 take the purse and the
second 10 have the entrance fee returned quite large
number 81 boats expected but owing To the threat
cniug weather but six boats entered, as follows;
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BROOKLYN INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNS
The following tnhle shnMs the prnsa reinrn
MUSIC IN THE CENTRAL PARK.

The Park Commissioners announce that il the
weather be fine there will be music by the Park Band at
the north end OF tho Green, the Park, to-day,
mencing at p. IN The programme 10 as follows;
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SCOTCH GAMBlf.
THE BRAZILIAN coLoNIsTs.

After few more moves, tho game was drawn by
mutual consent.
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rpn,u1en BAT, bas &artenihlasen, ter Sptrt'
ttsmls unb dtnlihe bDsbafte une eur1me
1eufeleten feibte seubt tperben. @an5
rtdtia. $50 &ptt aussetrieten mtrb,
aiebt Der Ieufel Elm; Der M%ber9laute
eett nit benz %unalauben 9anb in Soano.
-@dbrenb BALD ale Don Der sanSenWelt
in &cm peiamme1ten 8ifdpfe hasShatlpiel
Der prahtpplfen Gtnt9feit 9eben rpereen, tit
awiIhen ben prptetantiihen 9altpren Gn9~
lambs etne rertpprrene 9paltuu9 ausgetro<
den. Die Ginen woten tpteber etrit9e Der
! 1hDnen @etrduAe Der fatbpltlfen Stride
cinfubren, I'M bos @plf su 9eptnrsn, bas
sur fattcltfden &elistpn liA btnnet9t, anee<
;paen burh beren rjbrenpe Gerempnten ;
man tennt iie Mitualtfen. Die Nnbern mi
ter|esen fid basesen. Gin rttualtittlhsr
N%nelteaner bat ipgar caratt 9eorpbet, ite irer~
Ben In Ma0e guy fatbpliiden STRIDE uberee~
ben, nen,t mar ttnen etntge !Geremrntet
perweteert. Mpdtc bod, fetne0 rehun9 talp
In Grfaaaus setea!
- 60 BADEN Die &attplifen Dcutinlaaos
b~e1onpere Gereine e%ebilpst, beren einsi9er
;3wed 1T, fatbrlilde .3ettun9en 81 FIFTEEN.
Sn flr;er ;3ett wurpen in ben nproliNen
@rpyinaen alein brei iplder 8ldtter fir bic
@ertteipieuns Der fatbpliidenS nterefen in's
Seller, 9erufe11 ; ctnes ndrnltA fur bic 100000
Rattplifen Don !6annpper, etnes ftr lie bon
@6lelien uap etnes fur bic hes 6ersrgtlums
Nalau. Die fluaen &atbplifen iehsn iin
orr, u1n benz preubtihen Nielen sewahien au
iein, .peur CT an etnem lhInen Sage micoer
erpahen unb Ieiner rrcte(tanttlhen { u
nentafti9fett ith ptecer e~rinter1
irlte.
m.-2lm Gpuntas, ben 24. So
ltuar, tpurbe turh @errn Ocneralotcar Harp
TT 0e9enpart Der bstoen Gpriteher eea arcls
fen urp tleinen Seminars, bes 8%eamtenitan<
bes &psbetms unb Der 9an5en @farrei, Ser
a(l9emein unb Iebnliht eripartete SEER ST.
mon Ndb, Gbrencanpnteuo unb @rtpatlecye>
tdr bes hrdYpiroi9ten 9errn 8tidpfs, als
Nfarrer npr9eisnt. Mls Der 1eue Seslfcrasr
bic Gan3el tetrat unb nit erltlltternoer
Stimme unp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ern ieinem
aeliebten Sbetm Iprah, melher liber cit
babes Satrtunbert nit e9ter Gtriten<
ltebe, nit Witloe unp GMpnuls, nit Gjfsr
uno 6rDmmiafeit bieier @farrei ypritanb,
w,rben MQer Mugen feudt, unb Sebermatr
eloubte Sen ,nseraebliAen Wreifen, Spm2pe
Be auf9epett unb In jueenbliher Sraft, in
Der @eripn bes t~pffnunsspp1en unb fdpn be-
ltetten Ne0erl 5t erbliden.
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MuslGnb if9es.

Mpm.-Oerh NJ. @ater erfreut iih, letaer1
5setnben aunt Srpt, Der aQerbefen 0elunoz
bett, unermibli6 feline 3ettbe taufenbfaden
Sntere1en Der STRIDE, Defenders ben Srrbe>
reitunaer gum Gpneil pipmenb. Mus ben
sielen Mubienser, welds er sibt, briast 1nar1<
DIES fADne @prt, manher (d'bne Bug tn Die
Ssfentli6fett.
Maebebura [@reusen. Sin genil
ser ubenauf bat eine Yetittor an bic STE
sieruus aerihtet, In welNer Ct Gntl9dptsuns
ferbert fir bic pielen r8uselfefmadunss5et>
tel" bic er int Sabre 1866 an prpteltant,NAe
preubiiae soloeten, beppr (ie in ben Sr'es
sin9en, 9eliefert bat.
Inter einisen rrotefantilhen Sploats1
berridt bemnaA ber0laute, baB tpern tie Sc.
wiFe3ettel, mitSereniprmeln beiArteben, au1
bem9eibe tra9en, bie&useln b sTetnoes All IT,
rer &aut abpralen, 10 rab ie fu9elfelt wer>
ben.
Niht mincer tetrlbt nebt es aGeuttalten
nit Der &artenfA1d9eret. Cine
2ettuns ron @anet< Yeterburss ,nelbet, bab
Nd bort iber 1000 @eibsbi1oer ertalten nit
Rarten@bla9en, @abrlasen, @piritismus II.
6erereten. SIN garis bemerft man, baB in
GlaGen, 100 bic &eli9ion am raeiiten at9e@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-17
NuS Dem fernen @efIcu.

Giaer Gurreipuntens ron @bite Yiae, Gssa,
ba, entnebmeu mir fclsenpeu interelanten ST.
ridt iber has tortise Silberlant:
5auptlddlid piro Der MntSmmlins bier burtb
bic erpbe In;atl ron 2anoipsfulanten Iberra(6t
,perccn. Ssber, Der nur einisermaBen bier toarrt
s~erorsen III, i~pefultrt auf ben Nadfommenben,
nimmt @runnHiide auf pser fault lolas unb
iu4t lie nit 1000 prr5. Iufidlas an bic anEom-
meneen @rinbSrner 3u rerfaufen, @ir taben
allerpinss bereits eiele 5duicr in u~alsren auf<
t%rebenten @tdpten, bod fat chen ~ piele j3elte,
bic MaGts nit Odien i~terfuat lino. Sn bic
fen 3eltea, srob unr geraumis, fnoet man fir
ben nidt ;u boben Yreis BON einem Duaar eine
blbide Gtreu pom 5eu, auf BET man ubne edna-
liG au erfrieren, NIT 5ulfe ieiner Deden, bic
man naturli6 mit3ubriueen bat, cine Na9t
elldli9 eurdleSen fann. 6amiltcn lit eine
redt blbi9e fleine Stabt, NIT elmer ungebeursm
@ei9aftsIbattsfeit; es pimmelt bier spn 2aub-
ipefulanten, @bisfey-G erfGufern unb Spislern.
IS fdeint ais wenn Sober, ber bierber eeton,-
men II, perluht in ben nGblten sier Wuden
Gin unabbansises germSsen gu MAIDEN, oamit
au6 CT einit lasen lam: ugluG mir bat Elm
Wbtte Vine seblubt" Sn Der Mrt unb @eiis,
10 lhnel pie mIsli9 eia GermSsen aulammen
81 1dlasen, lnb bieleute bier nidt iebr psnitle.
G:runbfude in ben Gtaeten 5ariltcu uuo
Vlealure Gity limb in grocer Na6frass; in ben
5auptlraben tperpsn bieielben, nit Der Spse ei=
ncs 9au(es tarauf fir $4,000 uno $4,000
aaeeboten, lelblt ~einsslue Gerfaufe eemadt, Mm
lssten Grnaabsnp tesannea einise unterneb=
menoe perionen in Der Diitte ron Mainirabe
Elm 6aus auf3ul9laee1, uup ben @ru1e gu be-
anipruten; wurben jeoud, ba bieie Ssss pirf-
liz etwas gu fart eridien, BON ben5ausbslBsrn
Der Strabe nit bem &spoIYer Yertrieben. Wie
e5 beibt lno am lesten @onntas pie Blrssr iu-
iammen setrsten. un, Elm @%isilan3,G COMMITTEE
gu bilpsa. 5uneert ysriOaen ioQsn l9 bsrsits
mnterl9riebsn babeu.
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Nreisfn9sn.

Der 5ef>Muslaub Don Baltimore bat III lei
ner serIeytsn Sisuns fslssnee ReseIn fir
oaS preisiin9en tein, II. aQeemeinen
Sdnaerfefe aniselsut:
/. Das preislneen Tnpet ant Mpntae, ZEN
IL. Suli 1869 int Marslane.S niitute itatt.
9nfane praeis 8 ltbr Mbsnes.
2. Sur lolde Gereine, bic l6 benz 9lort~
Selli6en Saugsrbuno anseltloieu BADEN, tSn-
men i@ AM, yreisfnsen tetbsilissn. Die in
Baltimore ieltlt eumieilirsnten @sreine bleitsu
islblsertanpliG ausecitlo0sn.
3. Die SERENE, bic iG AM Yreislnssu be-
tbeilisen ,ppQen, mi1en lid rpr benz 1. SUM-
teim 8unbes=g or(anb anmelesn. Dieter Mn1
%melouns mub cine uulitanpiss mad @timmeu
s~eurbnete Namens!ite ibrcr Mitslieesr, lomie
flint gartituren su benz rpn ihnen porsatrasen-
ben greislisoe beiselGlcGen iein. - Spdtsre
Mnmeleunaen tleiten u~nbsridldtigt.
1. Nur uirflide attire Mitslieber ter tstref<
fsnbep Gersine fpnnen teim YreisIusen mitpir>
fen, unb fann Gin ~einscIner Sdugsr nur ei1ual
a~uftreteu. ielbit tpenn CT aftipe5 Mitsliet ron
mebreren Gereinen pare. Neinem Geretne III
%9eifattet uda capo" 81 insen. Die Neiben-
folse beim Nuftreten miro eur1 oas 0rps te-
fimmt.
s. Gdmmtlide tbeilnebmente Bereine tperben
sur 9alfte in swei ala0en einset5eilt: erGbere
une tleinere 8ereine. Disit Gintbeilung &C.
ldisbt auf @runb Der reeelmabieen Mitslieter
Der teirsTenoen 0ereine, elei9piel, pb idmmtlt-
DE Mitelieser beim preislneen a~uftreten oeer
ni6t. r
6. Sir teee bieier bsiben alailsn 1T Elm erlier
unb ~streiter preis ausssiest. Die beipen eriteu
prsiie befs5en aus smet Goncert1iseIu aus
&nabe's Yianofabrit in, Wsrtbe Don je $500.
3mei @rano Square Yianp's aus Der Gabrtt
BON 0able unb Co., int Mertbe pom ie $1,000,
bilten bic beioen s~tpsiten preiie. Die preiie fir
belize alaHen perben Dor tem Yrei8-G oneert BE-
sei9net.
7. Gas Yrets- @eri9t beaebt aus fulsenoen
9errsn : 2eni9ew, Ssemelina 9,oiepalb, Spill
mann unt Sulius MiQer. =,
8. Die yreiaridter seten ibr llrtbeil int Sci.
fem ees 8untes- 8crtanbes unb bes lleberwa-
dunss= Committees alb, unb motisirea balelbe
mad Mabsabe Der Sntpnation unb Netnbeit Der
@timmuns, Stimm- Mittel unh Stimm Ser
baltnib, Wabl unb Nufa0uns Der COMPETITION,
Si9erbeit, @aattiruns unS Iusbauer i'm Gor-
trag, Musipradc, @elammteinbruf II. +.
8. greislnseaee gsrsine, ssren Mitslieosr
fh Der 8etbeilisuns am paupttcneerte ent3ie~
ben peer obiss 8eiimmunsen serleBen, serliereu
tbren Inlpru@ auf einen greis.
10. Gin l1eterwadunes< Committee, belebenb
Gus ie einem @itsliepe einss jsben an, Yreis-
ilnsen She'll nebmenben gereiues unter @orib
bes 9unoes<g urfanses- Mitslietes Sciepb Qeser
bat Sarauf gu adten, eab ubies geiimmunssn
esmi0subaft teo6a@tet unb aussefibrt merben.
Dis Namen bieler Committee. Mitslteber mii1en
slei& bel Der Anmslouus gum prsisfuaen anse-
seteu perbea.
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Sic fbnci;erifbe 9umoesfan3lei
anbaS
Sit. S1ueisrrsG omitc 1t st. Yanl, Minu.
Bern, ben %. Mdr; 1869.

Bern, ben %. s!Rdr; 1859.
Weebrtete 5erren!
Mus benz fernen Norbmel1en slmsriFas absr-
lenpen @ie nit eeIbastem SGreiben BON, 27.
=. Wts. eine 5umme ppn ST. 1850 ais 2iebes.
eate fir bic bur6 be ltetcrldmemmuneen I'M
lssteu 5erblt 10 lG,per beimeeiuehten aantone
@rautiinben> ct. Oallsn, .IsfIn, Malis unb
llrt.
Dieie mabrbaft erobartiee gpenoe it ua9
Sbrsm 8eridte aulammenaelest mprben tbeils
scn BORT letenben S@peisertirssrn, tbeil5 Don
anbern ebel unb bp6berais rsatsnnea Menlden-
f~reuteeu anberer Nationen.
Gmpfansen @ie, eeebrtete 5srrsn, uorab fir
lid, bic @ie aus eoler Observation-Disclosures
unp ribrenber @aterlanos!iebe bic Snitiatise gu
sieiem giebeswerfs ereriher, unb ebeaiu fir bic
~jenisen, Die Sbrer Mnresuns nit irlder Spfer=
wiGisteit 6u!ae eeseben baben, int Namsn Der
@eruaslidten rniern ,rarmiten Oant, unt &C.
nebmi9en sic suslfi6 bic Bitte. ZEN eeelmitbi<
gen @ebern ldtuet3erilder mic anberer &utipna=
litat fir bic eemeinnisise unb ter3lide 2iebe,
NIT welder le Der gipsenplsnlaaft in Der 5od~
alpen lb freuuclib e~rSeisen MOLTEN, unlere tief~
%eefiltlte uuo inniefe grfennttihteit aussuipre.
den.
9ethaft er9riHen Don al bem bphen Mpbls
wplea, pas uns in bielea Saeen Der Seimiu-
du,,a aerate aud aus ben csrIAiebenlen0eaen>
ben Der Sdweterreputlif in 70 erbebenrem
Wabe su Shell semrroea it, brnnsen mir bielen
Nalab, sic u~nlerer 5o@aGtuus sA perl6ern
unp sic ian,mt Fem 2anee, bes Sbueu CUR
smciteu 5eimatb marr, III Ucttss Stbut 81 NJ
pfcb!en.
Sm Namsn Ger ibwei;. 8%unoeshuaisi
Der Aaraler Der Gieaeap0eui6aft
9Ais9.
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Der @es mad @bite Yine fol- NIT Jubrner-
ten bebedt ietn, tueI9e i'm @&mub feaiteden.
Der @runb bes @eses mad bort befebt aus
elmer l@marjen tpei9en Gree, welae, bonn Wal>
Ter burd3ossn, bas berrlid1e S9lammbett etbt
wa5 3u eenteu it. Die Waeen, mel9e srSBifn<
tbeils gu tart sslaben battsn, liessn bis an ben
Mren TIM Sumpf unb peroen tvobl bort bleiben
mll1sn, bis Der gobeu pieter einiss Geitiefeit
geninnt.
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Ebeo. Mnucnmeifter... Mebaeteur.

@t. Yaul, Minneipta, ben II. Mpril 1869.