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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
Gcuntp GenSentienen.

Die republifanilde @onpenticn Yon
@popbue County mirc beute at9ebalten
Slm{1sao County bdlt feline Gonpention
Woreen alb, Jaribault am %. Nu9uf
unp 8romn am ii. Mu9uit. Bir f1n=
men e6 nidt unterlaIl lien pom Neuem unz
lere Treunpe i'm 2anee earauf auf mert<
fam III MAIDEN ii1 bel rem 8prwablen
unp GonYentionen 70 ,bd!ia als m6olid
~ betbeili9en. 8cn rem 8prmablen
bdnst pie Nominaticn rer einSelnen@au>
btpaten ali.
Dir fSnnen IS nidt ~ oft ,pieerbolen,
bab mir nut rann uniere 9eredteu Nn~
lpru9e in Der StaatS<G cnrentien nab
rem tSnnen, menr mir i'm @erbdltnib gum
peut19en @otum cine entlpredenre Nn~
3abl oeut1der Delt9a1en in bet GpnSen.
ton batsn.
DeutI9e Nepub!ifaner netmt eu@, Il
1iel e6 in curen &rdften ftebt, has Sns
tere6e eurer Station gu 5er;en. 9aber
mir nur Ginmal has Gelp serlcren, 10 II
e6 ni@t 70 i@neu mierer ~ 9errtnnen
Wir erluden Gud, iebt raraut pab Don
jeoem County i'm Staate> wel4e6 peut:
16e Nepublifaner bat, aud ceutl9e De-
le9aten na@ Der Convention 9eianct >perz
ben une Der Grfols fam ni9t feblen.
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MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
Sic n5rblihe 4ac.fcbabn.

Cine @ecui9aft ponGi Direfz
loren unp @apitoliten 1T jebt auf elmer
@rreoiticn Don 81. @loub mad bemMi]z
]curi be9rifen I'm bic prpjeftirte Gilen<
babnlinie no@ pu9et6 S,unp III Mu9e,1.
19ein ju neb'ren unp Die tarar an9renz
senoen 2dnpereten fennen gu lernen. 49,
Der ct. paul @orrel ponrent her @biea9o
|Gribune 1a9t bierlber, baB 1oute cer pbiz
lapelpbta 8anquier Say Gpufe melder an
her Spibe oteieS l1nternebmens itebt auf
oenSeri@t bin, nel9en jsnegrfprlaun9s<
Grpenition ibm unterbreiten wiro, CUR
l1eberSeu9un9 fcmmen> bab bic 48 Wiut<
pnen Ndcr 2ano, wel9e jener Babnlinie
Don Der &e9ierun9 aarantirt rpiroen> cine
9%eni9enoe St9erbeit fir 100 Miuicnen
Dollar 1eten, mcl9e ber Bou eiel Ter Babn
foi ten miirpe> 70 plroen mir lhcn am 4.
Suli 1876 cine Gi{enbabnreilc Don Gil
eoso na6 Yuoet Souno MAIDEN f1nnen.
Die Safe Superior uno Mi1llEppt
Babn baut i1reBabnfrefe nit einerSanrz
bemiQieun9 ypn 1880 @fer per Meile,
mdbrenD bic Babn Don 81. paul mad
Breckenridge am nSrclt9en &eoHirer nur
6400 Nder per Meile erbdlt.
Sener GorreIp pnpent madt NIT Ne9t
barauf aufmertlam rab ni9t nur bislnion
paeif c 8abn, %1onoern oueBabnen in ben
@ereinieten Staoten nit Der 3eit . rie5t8e
Wonppc!e 9e1pprcen 1ino raB fe i'm
@tanpe raren 1id %almdbli9 her @ontrolle
Der einselhen Staaten uno Der Neoierun9
III ent;ieben unp rab c6 nur mliniden6z
wertb 1ein f6nne, paB tpenn rer Gonoree
ben n1rclidsn unc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
einen Gbarter perleibt, e6 nur unter fol9en
Bepin9un9sn 9ei6eben purfe, pab BIC
&esierun9 9emine @ontrpue uber riels
N%ational>W erfc tebdlt.
Or poroeidla9ene plan> ZAP bic Sc
9ierun9 ben 8abnz Nftionlrcn fir cine
beftimmte &eibe pon Sabren cine Diptz
oenbe npn 6 YrpSent %9arantire, caflr ober
fir ale 3eiten gu rrei Yro3ent Der @e<
iammtz Ginnabmcn teredti9t 1T, wel9e in
ben 8unpeezS @aB ein;u;ablen finn, 70
rpie aud ra6 &e9t baben lpQ ben 1artf
unp pie &ermaltun9 cer Babn 81 re9uli<
rem, 1T semib oerBsadtuns mertb. @enn
es aud ni9t ,pinl@en6pertb 1T ra6 bic
&e9ieruns 3u ireenp mel&er 3eit bas all
leini9e Gi9entbum6= 3c6t auf cteie 8abz
men baben ODER erlansen loQte> 70 19eint
eS unS bod %unterinat %nutbwenci9 unp
Don Der srS6ten @i6tieteit Su iein> rab
@cneref bel @erleihune ron Gilenbatn>
@barter6 Der Nesierun9 p%enieltens lulde
&e@te relerpirt raB e6 unmS9lt@ mirp,
jene 8abnen, wie e NIT Ter Union paciz
fcBabn bereits terGall it, gu zen 9i9an<
ti1den Monppolen rer Welt III MAIDEN.
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Sur GbineFf@cn Mrbciter Traec.

Die Smpprtation ron cbineGl9en Nrz
beitern na@ ben ilcli@en @taaten 1T in
ben lebten @o@en in 9anpels @onpenz
tionen uno Der Yrefe mani9faltig belprp<
9en ,pcrcen. Sn Mempbis tpuroe Dor
Sturgeon cine auf Mftien eeerlnoete CONT
paonie NIT einem @tamm &apital BON
elmer Miuion Dollars rrQaniiirt INN CHI
neG19e Nrbeiter fir bic iipli@enS taaten
gu biuieen M%rbeit6l6bnen gu importirer.
IS 1T unmSs|i@ 14on jeBt nit irseno
mel@er @emibbett oorau6;ula9en >rel&es
Rsiultat Gin perartiaes %unternebmen auf
bic ~@rbeit6> Gru9e" imNQsemeinen aus>
1ben tparoe, nod peit weniser abcr fSn1te
mat, Elm urtbeil lber bic pplittl@en SOL
gen in oieiem Sale fallen. =.
80 lieat auf Der 9ano tae Der 3rped
bteier cbineiiden Ginwanberuns fein
oaoerer it, als biuisc Mrbeiter fit ben
Saben 3u befomn,en ,pel@e man in dbn>
li4er @eile mie 2eibeiene bebanpeln
fam. 8iQisteit bes Nrbeitslcbnes IL
oer ein3i9e 8eme99runb Der cielem Inter
nebmen gu @runpe lie9t.
Siebt aber ni9t ieneS @erfabren.
S@ifslaoun9en BON Gbineitn mad benz
Slpen tran6portiren gu ,pouenL no ieue
l@ Dor tbrer .Nbreile i@on perpFi@ten
nlGen fit cine &etbe ron Sabren fit
einen fefteeifbte1 preis gu Arbetten> ben,
fraberen S%tlanenbaneel dbnlt@?
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@nlerita ftebt allen @6lfern per Grpe
often, aber mir .olauben baB %ntejenieen

Nnlerita ftebt alien @5lfern bet Grbe
oHen> aber mir .9lauben pab ~tiejeniaen
G]inwanbcrer pel&e freiwili9 bierbe.
fommen urp i'm @tarbe finp ben @ertb
unb preis ibrer Nrbeit ieltft su beurtbeiz
len uno fef3utelen unter allen umitdn>
ben her cbinefl@en &aee Yor5u;teben
ilno> BON bener IS 1deint baB ie ben
Wertb FREEZER @rbeit tpeber gu beurtbeilen
ooer gu 1bdben n~ii1en. Die &esierun9
ober iolte por ALIEN Mnperen ibr @u9enz
merf barauf binri6ten, baB iie. spufomz
men iiber3eust 1T bae jsne cbineii&en
9eierlin9e ibren Mtbeit6> Contract ebe
iie ben beimatbliden 8ooen oerlie6en
freimiQi9 9ema@t unc bic Srasweite
FOLDER @erbinrli6feiten AUDI %pertanpen
baben.
Wir f5nnen unS Der Sci ir@tun9 ni6t
entldla9en rab cine %ma7enbafe S,nppr>
tatirn Der S5bne res bimmlil9en Hei>
Dies na@ benz Sloen nur cine milpe
Gorm rpn 2etbei9eni9aft fem wlrce, bic,
lrute fie Dem @el9mad pe6 @ucldnperS
su1a8en unp namentli@ AUDI pro- ftabel
fem balp ibre miloeGorm perlieren ptrpe.
@inp bic 8eliBer GROCER 2anoesfreden
ni9t I'm Stanre cieielben lelbf Su be>
mirtbiAaften uno 9lauten rielclben bab
aus bieiem @runoe Elm ancereS Mrteits
Syltem ais .boS beS NcroenS n6tbi9 1T,
70 f5nnen mir ibner rur eiaen, uno mir
~olauben iebr 9uten &atb 9eben. porcelz
lirt cure grpBen Sitter @omplere unc tbr
babt nidt ;u BEL irdten pob es bann fit
bic ein3elnen YareeQen an NrbeitSfrdften
FREEZER N1beiter feblen wirc.
Btr fInnten ldon jeBt Elm 0emalce
BON Der nldten 3ufunft ent'perfen 1olte
ila cieieS Syltem cbinetlder Qetbeisenz
l1aft fir etnen Germin Don Sabrcn aui
ben ilpli6en planta9en rcaliiiren. an
lo%sei1annten vNuflebren" plrfte IS ni@t
feblen> NIT bielen aber 1T bic upeitl9e"
10 innie Yerbunben, raB mir 1T nidt Al
LANCER 3eit ptecer Silcer gu leben heidi
men wie fie Dor 1861 uberau I'M Slren
an3utrefen tparen, uno BET .praftii9e Nnz
fang aiiatiibcr Stlauerei ware cann Sc
maGt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
en- GnunciI 8Iuff6 thun hieOeu

/. - Sn Council BLUFFS tbun bieDeutz
i&en bod ettpaS fir lire 3eiturs, unit
Die ~poi" i@eint aud bic ibr 3u9etpens
pete untertubuns yoIitdnpis 3u Derpie<
men. Gum 8efen pes nod gang jun9eu
8lottes bat ndlnli9 Der Turnperei1 eiine
erpEe TbeaterportsuunB arranoirt, bel
Der audi 3pet u9an3 r,eue Damenfrdfte"
mitpirfen treroen. Daran 11liebt fi9 Elm
Ball unc bic 3eituns tanjt I'D gang &C.,
mltbli9 III Die Gamtlien binein. Dis
&ritif Der po{t iber bieft @orfeQuns
plrfte jeop@ nt&t }ebr bart ausfaQen.
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3tpct nettc 6efbibtcn.

Die f%olscnpen in ct. 2cui6 paidrten
smei netttn @e19ibt entnebmen mir ben
Mili1ippi 8ldttern
uGine intellt0ente SurY.-
IS 1T I'M ern 2elern pielei9t ertnnsrlih,
pab un1er auaemein teliebter Stactrotb
@bos. %. @pttl9olf I'M Monot Npril
pom srpei &erlen in elmer Muep nieoer9e>
lala9en uno 9%eu,iebancclt murpc, unp
nur cur@ cas 6ulft9eldrei elmer ;ufdQi>
eerpeiie III per Ndbe be1npli@en frau
elmer 8%eraubuns entein9. @eni9eGa9e
na&ber wurpen 6enrp @o,ton unp
5enrY &eib als pcr Gbat %brin9enb per~
cd@tie Serbaftet. 2esterer purre aud
Son 5trrn @otti@alf poitip icentifeirt.
Die @ranp Surp 900 ben GaQ, wie ale
onrern, in oenauellnter |u@un9 unb erbrb
bic Nnfla9e res &aubperluds 9e9en bic
btipen &trle. Giner berielben senie6t
aud in Yoli;eifreilen ben @uf Elm nctos
ril@er Dieb 5u lein. unb iou aud roS
~befannte Staatsiniitut III Seferlen GitY
tereitS NIT einem mebrjdtri9en Nuf: MT
balt beebrt baben. @efern fam enrli9
Der pro3eb i'm @riminal9eridt 3ur Der
bancluna, aber truB Der tlaren Nu6la9en
Der 3eu9en fir bic Mntlaee tpurptn bic
Nn9eflaaten ron fol9eneer inteQi9enten
Sury frei9elproden.
Gbas. s. @aub, Gbwaro @cnn1iel, s.
6. Bayer. . q. Span9ler, MprrisYbilz
lips, s. 81. &lette.W. g. Mepere, Sobn
Mpriipn> Gonrap Gitman, s. s. Stute,
". S'SuQiyan unp Midacl Gulliron.
Die Nn9etla9ten batten recer 3tusen
nod audi Acpofaten 81 ibrcr @trtbcici>
9una. Sie plaipirten fir fi@ 1tlbft unb
|a9ten Der @ronp Sury ca6 fe alercin9s
cen Gtaprralb anaefauen bdtten> raE biz
les aber nur au68er1ebtn Qt1hez
BEN iei uno iie feline Nbli@t batten, itn
III %terauten. Die Sury muGt, rem
8rroift na@ gu urtbeilen, bielen Nnea<
ben 9r6bcre6 @emidt beiselt9t baz
ten> mie ben Musiaeen res. !6crrn
@pttIdalf une Yerldierener ancerer 3euz
gen.
Gin beralpfer 6ausberr
- Nuf Der Central YoliSeitotion murre
jin9NNtencs Gin >pirtlid er9reifenber6aQ
~acuelpst. Ml6 Der an Der 1lpli9en s~rpeitcn
Strabe ftatipnireppli;it feline e%emSbnlide
&unpc ma9te, fano er pcr Dem 5au1eN!p.
900 auf Dem Erottoir Elm ettpa 3mei einz
balb Sabre alte6 &ndtlein lieeen. pas Of
fenbar frant mar unb laut i1ric. Der
Yolisif 500 nun lofort Grtunriaun9en Gin
unp erfubr cob Ter Nan,e tes &ndbleins
Sclepb Serb iei pab fem @ater pcr &ur>
gem 9eitorben unb feline Mutter franf &C.
rporoen unp in8 City 6plpital selonpt
rporren mare. Da fi@ Niemanp hes Sim
oes annabm uni e6 ebenfaus frant part,
enti@!ob i@ Der ber3loie 6ausberr 0einen
Namen bat Der 4pli;tit in ieinem Beridte
leicsr ni@t an9e9eben) pas arn,e bilfIcle
6 NIB eaeur6 loesuwcrcen, eaB er IS etn<
fad auf cieStrabe tru9 unb bier auf cine
&e0ertbire leate! Cine iolde unmenidz
lide 5anelun9 trau@t teines ,peiteren
@rmmentars, lpnpern perbammt fi9 ielbft.
Der poli5ilt bate mebr 5er3 unpI @efibl
i'm 2eibe, penr er bob ca5 arrne &ndblein
auf unb ianpte IS mad Dem @ity 6pipi=
tale 3u letiner franten Mutter, no, @ptt
lei Dant, 8eipe, Wutter unb &inb> cine
humane 8ebanoluns .erbalten ,perpen.
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8erldn0t.

Nue 2eute, Medic NIT gerRppfune cher 5artlsibisttt b.
baftet Rnb, ua yNpbods g1ppb ptas" ~ taufsn re entbal<
ten fdn auedFlber, fnb muir aus reeetabtl19aen etoten ee-
rettet uno Rnb in tbrer Mirtune angeneRrn tDnnen NIT npQ'
tpn,mener @iderbeit ppn Qeuten jebtn I!ters, urs IN teeen1
@efunbbeitsaufanb eenpmunen tutrben. :Sents u. 9prepn
unb Stoves, yett u. Co., Meenten, ct. gaul.
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@rfn3tpienlpfe

4 S1s' '%ssa ts's!s }ssre saat8 b f"s gafa Ws't s;t s s@o stts3 ssn ' sit1 +
2euten au taufen man taufe rsaebads Stpmad gitseIs'
unb fem anberes, meun man Arautbetten nit Gsfols be
fdn,Yfen rta. Sen,s ". @prbpn uns Nppes, get u. %.
M8enteu, 81. gau1.
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QeberletDen,

@clb(udt unb dGe Mfettipnen Der Qeber tGnnen idneQ burd
ben @ebraud pom yNobads Strna9 gitters" unD BON eefen
vBlopb Dtas" osboben perben; fe beaeben aus n,eetrtnii6
Deaetablti9en Grtratten unb fnb nit %be!oEberer Beau9nabne
auf ibre Dirtune auf Qeber unb af tn 8erbauunesprea
nsmus suian,menatiebt. - Sents ". Srrepn unb Neges.
pet ", Co., Weenten, st. paul.
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Rranfbafter RepfIebmcrd

rlbrt srn eincm e~ea6rten 3utanbe hes Wasens unb bs I'm
te1leibts, jpmie BON btatDftr Wdetticn Der xeber br uub lanu
Muernb burd uRobad's Blrpb puriier" lnb yglppb giQs"
eeteut serben. Stbr glalde unS Sda9tsl 0ne eenaus &c.
braA&sanrdfun9en ~teieefIat. - Sents L. Gsrbpn uub
Rpses, gtt ". g., Meenten, st. paul.
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&Gmprrbpiben.

% I'll .etnt giebt3in tm Gebrau&. peldt 70 ntrfaa, if ae
Dr.. Npbads Blutrttniser unb 81utptGen fur he 5elune ron
6dmprrbeben Fe srtifen tas uettl an Der Dupd an unb
~sntfernsn W nrads.-Seuts u. @rrtun unb Nrste, 9ttt ".
g., Aesnen, q, Vaul.
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@enelenbe

fpaten ,Rohadb @tpmaa 64tsers" brau&ta, uu fA bt e,
E&p41t hte aeuten &raHfteten tntner fulst, su Rdrten. 81
WtTe I'D as Stimmulant better terdbrtn als ireent ene bn
9Detn pb<r Baumrtneen Yreparatipnen BIZ SeSbett. Seat
II. 0p,bsn unb Nsxs, Pitt v. Co., Msentsn, Ct. Yaul.
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DYSPEPSIA,

Ge,fenhe btr BON htetr f&redlt&ea &rauttett @tplastsa
purhtn burd Nnwexbuns ssn y9obads St.ak& 8ttttrt"
titber berA<atQ&, ME bies bic Nd In ufern 5aubeu tefnblt'
Den 3eu8ntRt un,wetfdtaft harieeen. Senfs u. 0prbrn
nnb Npp<s, Dttt Il. g.. 49enlHu. Ct. PAUL.
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DerbfirQtbete

Damon, mede su eertHen !9ehen fetr NIT gerFepfune bebafs
tt Tnb, rtroen In vRpbads Q lppb Ytlls' en, nte
fsMi&aeeabeS Mittd hnbtn. welAes rbne @sfatr IN ieser
Yetiobe per S6paneeriAaft %Senpn1raen tuerbea tana.
Senls u. gDrepu uub MOVES, gett u. g., Meenten, ~.
paul.
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MlpDrUden

VI cine ber rklen &raxtbttten In gefrles BON DsspeFa.
se.mttbtn Abtnbs ptl pber fAnert eseAen ~ ~eeattstn une
etRea H6fsl spQ Rptads Bitters nebu.en. -Senh n. gesepn
uub Nrp<s, gtt. Y, g., Neentsn, Ct Taul.
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@crpfeln

Bfulsu unb Wereuerunaen, nuraus t~iefelbea aud e%ntiy.tnpe,
rn5gen, Nnb bur9 ben Iebraud ssn "Dr. @ptads Biop,
YurtRer xnb Blopb gias" iSael unb bauerno tsilbar.
Sents u. Sprppn une g(csss, Yett u. g., Meenten, st
paul.
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ann Asanbltt turtst perben burG bin @ebrau pon D.
ubhaf1 Blutretntser unb Blut gt1en une 1aten bic afte
hrtsu Ebele mt WeDntte Gtnitur eber Gt~lerifprm.-Sents u
@prbon anb Rres gstt ". Co., &eeaten, 81. 9aul.
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3en3tu@ n. &an6e,

pdnbler III wianos, Nuftaltf@en 9nf'nmsn.
vi, Hstea unS 6&retbmatertalten.
~ aae.ntse Aeentea fir tte besafnten Debtt
n Nep-Dori Gttp. '- -
~ uRte.rt&t auf iebex 9nfrumeute utsb esttetIt u.
?tasss nerben esatmmt uxttr Observation-Disclosures
~ 8tbteuune. ,-.l 49,
Bskafbap.etsafe, nabs ssr psR.Ofaee, 81
PAUL. Ntnn. 452
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Gan Tranctscp.-DaS Stdbt
den Morie in California, brannte am
81. 9uli nteoer. @erlut 100000.
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Die n%euer6fnett
8eutibe Mpott fe
@epr9e 9ubn u &c.,

~~E
In
50 Brteas CITRATE. awifdbeu 3tate National!
8ans une Graz 8rp's.
Mtnntapoli6, 1890: Mtnn.
IAt 1nterei&nstsn emsfeblen ben Deutf4tn spn
3tpReptn uub ben umlteeenben EQUITIES tbr reid talttees
Qaaer son GarbeRphen. Mebt3inen, Zptletten .Nrttteln
unb @alenlerte<W aaren. Seaepte werben na4 ben Re-
eeln BET fuaR ~jubtretttt. 9rompte unb btatee Rette.
mug suN&trnb bitten I'M, eenessteu 3ufsrua
George 6ubn d. 90.
AuStrbem Rnb uir Neenten ses rabmlt&f telannteu
0aHeae nno &pebitipne @efddft
ron 2trpp I. 81 Ct
IL Rev gprt unb autsr,Rst sDe&{el nod alien at.,leu
Deutf&Ianbs aussuReuen. G9tfseentratte atauf&Ite.
kfpreen. MGe Dtttenteen welhe greunbe pb.1 Ser.
uanbte BON Eeutl3lauh tpuraen lafen, padete babtn ~
hfErbesn ODE. WpQma&ten uusauReQeu BADEN, Nxl
frturblt&R trfu&t f& f&rtfslt& phtr mhubIt& IN uus
~ peubtu.
@epr9e 6ubn u. Co.,
eetter Dor 265 Ntnneasplts. Tainn.
Dcutfcbe Banf,
81. Yaul, Mtnn.
Q,eh, grtefe, pter Ma&ri@tea liessn spr fir
30. 349 Spfepb Qinef@eib.
81. $50 6trbinanb Gtn3.
Np. 351 Ri4ael @9enbtL
@tlliuS 9 ps. y. OunbaE
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

warsaw is to be made first class fortress under
the charge Of General TOdleben.
At the recent mine explosion at Plauen, in Sax
Ony 276 lives were lost The victims leave 208 wld
ows aud $50 children.
The Italian government has despatched special
commissioner to Amsterdam in order to report upon
the system Of public education In Holland.
At the opening Of the shooting season in the Dutch
province Of Ltnburg partridges were so plentiful
that six spOrtsmen brought down 1876 birds on one
trip.
The public baths Of Rosa de Fafla at Valencia,
Spain, recently gave way and fell into the river,
when full of bathers, causing many to perish, espe-
cialiy children.
1t is reported that the Emperor OF Austria has en-
gagged the private estates of the House OF
Bourbon, on condition that eX-Klng Francis does
not return to Rome.
special ambassador has been despatched from
the Court OF Rome to Vienna to confer personally
with the Emperor OF Austria on the subject OF the
approaching Council.
During q recent conversation between General
Prim and Prince Napoleon, the former complained
bitterly of the difficulty experienced In finding q
King for Spain, and appeared to favor the candi-
dature OF the Duke Of Aosta.
The present candidates for the Spanish throne
are:-The Duke OF MOntpensler, Don Carlos. the
Duke OF Madrid, the Prince Of Asturas the Duke OF
AOsta Ferdinand Philip, Duke OF SAKE Coburg, and
Prince Frederic Charles nephew to the King OF
Prussia.
meeting OF the diplomatic agents OF Brazil, Den
mark, Haytl, Italy and Portugal was held the 1st
instant at the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs IN Paris
IN reference to a submarine telegraph between Eu-
rope ana South America, based on concession
granted I864.
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Interview with Premier Count EIenab brea-
What lie ssaid to Herald Corresp ondeat-
Politics and Industry on the PcninsuIa-
Wbnt the Minister Thinks Of the Pacific
Railroad--ROme Ms the Capital.
FLORENCE, August 30. 1859.
Wishing 70 obtain for the readers OF the HERALD
an account OF the political and Industrial situation
In this peninsula, | concluded to seek that account
from the highest source, VIZ, from the first man
In the land General Count Menabrea, Prime Minister
OF his Majesty Victor Emanuel. Having occupied an
onlcial position near the government in the
days OF Cavour, ] had not the slightest DIFF
nculty In attaining my aim. addressed
directly note to the Minister, carried 1t in person
TO the Foreign ONCE, was nstantaneously ushered
into his presence, and accorded by him most cor
dial, agreeable reception. The conversation that
ensued was, might say, Of the free and easy order
in regard to things In general. hasten to sum up
the principal points, gratded to have received them
In such ready and frank manner In land where
tardlness old, rotten formatIes and nsincerIty on
the part OF the rulers not long since the order OF
the daV.
Count henabrea Is Of Savoyard origin. ana about
au.nvs yssra of age. Rs nss long been N The ssr.
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must be crusty old fashioned man OF the school OF
last oentury-one gwen 10 prayer meetings, psalm
singing and the like; but 1t IL not so. He Is man
not more than thirty-three or four, very gay"
person In the largest sense OF the word. and much
given TO shooting, hunting and all field sports He
has moreover. although not an lrshman, large
estates in Ireland, and his tenants are nearly all
Catholics. He is, as / said before o liberal IN
politics and voted In favor OF the Irish Church dis
establishment. In the United States such Q man
would be secuted for his bigOtry here he Is merely
type OF not small class Of men who hold thagO0d
old doctrine that Orthodoxy s my doxy; heterod0xy
is ANYBODY else's doxy."
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dustriai changes OF yeur country. Of which claim
TO lie friend and adnlirer.
MINISTER (risng and accompanying me 70 the
outer stairway)-I suppose you will prolong your
tour and spend several days In Florence. II l can
serve you In any way call on me- There. Visit ana
inspect and DO not carry away too unfavorsble an
impression OF us.
And 80 the interview ended. The above u nearly
o verbatim reproduction OF our conversation, during
which could not but help renecung that the Count
Minister was making me q little speech, but to
much larger audience than no is accustomed TO ad-
drtss In the Chamber OF Deputies OF the Palazzo
della Signora-and 10 enecs he seemed to be quite
aware OF that la0k
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and vest OF q rough texture and grayish COLOR with
coat also rough, but OF dark complexion. They did
look very PLAIN and homelke, though, altogether IL
may be said that found the Count in a very decent
suit, and neatly. not gaudlly dressed) Take Turin
for instance, where you lived and so long the capital
Well, when the latter was first removed there was
some repining and gnashing OF teeth the part Of
the citizens; but now most OF them recOnciled,
and Turin has stronger and safer future than
before when she was the capital; the citizens have
sturdy and energeucaily gone 10 work TO build up
a trade, and now they have commercial prosperity
In store for them. Tney deserve great credit.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the capital which,
need scarcely inform yOu is the great Italian ques
tion nowadays mooted outside OF your borders Is
Florence proud OF Its new honor as chief city Of the
kingdom
MrsIsTgR-Wel the Florentnes do not seem to
see things in that lgbt. You may reconect some
years back everything was here at the greatest
degree OF cheapness, over any other part OF the
peninsula; now, that the capital Is here they pay
three and iour times as much money for all their
wants. and or course. 1t does not suit them (c1 ne
fdn pas lenr Grdtrej and they resort TO grnmbIinp
now and then. Az regards Romefor the capital they
do not speak so much about II for some time mast
(word for word; but | suppose Rome will be the
nominal capital after while, just as Frankfort in
Germany was during the conlederaton-s
Italy Is also one for solution by time.
CORREs EsPONDENT-Wha haa become Of the dis
possessed princes dukes, King OF Naples, &c.' DO
they really entertain hopes or regalnlDg the thrones
from which you eJected them
MINIsrER-No. they do not None except the ex-
King or Naples VINO Is O0lstered up BY the party OF
the reaction and has farer field 10 work IN among
the populations OF the South Than he would have in
the North. The Others the ex-Dukes OF Parma aud
Modena and The ex-Grand Duke OF Tuscany are Iiy-
ing quietly somewhere In the Austrian donini0ns
and giving US no trouble whatever.
There were other questions TO which would have
liked to have received answers but az they had d.
rect reference TO several personages In very delicate
pOsitions-fn ertrenats. might say-u occurred tc
them on tho block, as his Excellency might have
some scrupes In referring TO them. allude to Piui
TX, Napoleon Ill. and Garibaldt The pope and
Garibaidi are the Minister'S most violent enemies;
Napoleon Ill. ts his only surviving friend In high
place. Continuing the dialogue said
CoRRRsPoNDBHT--Nr. Count allow me to thank
you for the cordially with which you have received
me ana talked upon The Important uohtioal and N,
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RUSSIA.

Progress OF tho SInv0nic Famlly-Its Lead
and Consequences to tho Empire-Thc Huss
MnrtyrdOm Festivni-Poiitics Towards tho
Porte-Huss n TheoiOgian and Politician
Tho Crac0w Nun Case.