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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
VOA. XXIX.....N" $3.50.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


FATHER HYACINTHE'S PROTEST AGAINST THE
POPE AND THE CHURCH OF ROME.
PARIS. Tuesday, Sept d, 1862
The papers of this city publish letter from the
preaeher-mOnk, Father Hyacinthe. addressed to the
Father General of his order at Rome, announcing
that he abandons his convent and ceases henceforh
to preach IN the Church of NOtre Dame of Paris AS
reason for this radical STEP he declares that he
cannot obey the orders of the Holy See. He protests
against the Pope and the Council, and against the
doctrines and practices of the Roman Church which,
as he contends are not in accordance with the prn-
ciples OF Christianity. The French journals regard
the letter of Pere Hyacnthe as a great religious and
political event
MANIFESTO FROM THE RADICALS.
The Party of the Left will soon send out mani
festO calling for the early convocation of the Senate
and Corps Legslatif. The preparations for the voy7
age of the Empress to the East have commenced.
A TERRIBLE MURDER.
The bodies of six murdered persons-a woman and
five children-have been found in field near Paris
As yet the police have discovered no trace of the
assassins.
PERSONAL NEWS
Prince Metternich was received by the Emperor
yesterday Baron Beust has not yet arrived at Paris
THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
Minister Burlingame and the Chinese Embassy will
set out for Stockholm tomorrow. They propose to
return in six weeks when they viii go to Berlin.
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FATHER HYACINTHE's PROTEST AGAINST THE
POPE AND THE CHURCH OF ROME.
pApIs Tueadav Sent. d. 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-20
ToS beite MdRiafeitsmittel. Vrprplt

- 0aS bette Mabistsitsmittel. prcpcIticn
beS yWanperer" an bic 0spb Iemplar=Scsen
tes SteateS. Grand Worthy Chief Temp
lar please take notice i lin ler &atb an
Sic sebt tabin, isbers Surser bieiss Staate5-
um ii9er gu seben, bonn unter benz Grauense'
l6leGte sibt es aud relde, bic iaufen tpel9er
bas ID. getensjabr iterldrtttea, cine speirGoe-
r;se geloeipebe 81 idenfen, unter Der Bebins,
uns, bab Der 8ei9enfte ouf ber Strabe pber i'm
Jrcien mic aneer5 ols auf bsr Eraiine eeieben
terben earf unb i'm Ourdldnitt 60 Meilen per
@tunte MAIDEN ruB, piprisenfaQs Der Reitpa-
gen ppn Der betre6enten 0pss fcnfseirt tcire.-
Das niirbe ~peni9iens Ut Menidsn seranlafen,
fein Glas uter ben natirliden Duri 5u ~trinfen,
benn ionft s~erlieren ie bic 8alans. ST bieie
5Dte Der @ultur errei9t, mUsen fdarfere Be-
binsuneen ~eintretsn IN Der Natur sebt ia aud
NQeS rufenmeils. Dasgeloeipebiren 1T fir ben
8Srper ssluno une aur in einem s~eiunbsu aOr>
per iedt Gin ~eeiunbsr @sif. @elde gsrbienRe
fDUnnen fb ba bic Eempelritter I'M bic Men1d.
belt ermerben! Wrblan bern, ibr 2osen, fdaHt
Sebsm in eurem gesirfe cine geIocipebe an, ais
oas mirflamfe Mrsument fir cure "beilise
Sahe".
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- Gin Mann, NamenS SoQa, Der in Deaalb
Counts ST., in 3iemlid s~iinfisen @erbaltnilen
nit ieiner i9Snen juneen Grau lebte, bic er erf
etna ein Sabr Durber eebeiratbet batte, per-
i9tpanb sur etwa brei3ebnSabre lei elmer &eiie
mad NaibsiQe inter aebeimnibSpQen Tim an-
ben. 9ls Spuy feline &eile antrat, ipra6 Ct
tilere gcrabnunsen aus, umarr1te unb iesnete
ieinen jungen Sobn unb serieB unter Tbrdnen
bas 5aus. Da Ct mad elmer Wr9e nod nitts
BON ii& bSren lief, tpuroe feline Grau dneitli@
unb teQte nit 6ulfe ibrer Jreunbe Naafcr<
idunsen an. MQes strsetli@. Niemanb bate
i'm auf her &eiie seeben. Man fano feline
Spur ron tbnt ; nur an BEN lfer bes Gumber<
lamb, an Der 9teQe, NO er aQer @abrideinli9>
felt nad auf bas Boot separtet Bate, fanb man
Gu6ipuren, bic erfennen litben, bab Elm 8ampf
ffattsefunben babe. Mit Der @ursel a%usserii-
iene ober absebrcdene Weiben seusten BON Der
9artnadistsit bes Samples. Ntdt6 bra9te
2idt in bic Sade uno Souy's @ei9id blisb un-
entoedt. .3wet Sabre bra6te Jrau Soly nod
auf ber Garm sM, bis ibr Der Mnblid bes Srtes,
no tie 10 elldlide Stunben perlebt, unb BON TOO
NUN allies Slid entFuben tpar, uuertrGali& &C.
tppreen. sic sce bann mi. ibren beiten Sim
bern, tppsou bas juneere crit na6 benz ratbiel-
baften geridwinben ibres @atten sebrren tpar,
na& NaibsiQe. Oprt ma9te ie bic Betannt>
i&aft tes Or. 9arper unb uurbe be0en 5aus<
balterin. Or. 5arper tpar Nr3t in einem iubli-
den @esimente unb itarb nabrent tes 8rieses.
Seif bieler :3ett blieb bic 9rau unserbeiratbet
unb lebte rubis unb seadtct i'm Rreiie ibrer Ga>
Mile.
Gin Mann, Der l9pn in ibrer Susene UNI DE
e~eporteu unb benz ie bamalS Soay pcrse3psen,
naberte id ibr mad benz ariese auf's Meue. -
@uf benz yunfte, biesmai ieine8 emibunsen TN
bic 5anb Der idpnen @ittpc nit Grfclg eefrSnt
;u ieben, bate Ct idrn ale 8prtereituneen 3ur
5p@seit eetruHen, als Gin @reisnib ~eintrat, tpel-
DIES feline 5uHuunsen serfSrte. Ginss Iaees
mar nirnli6 bic &0bre, bic benz 5auie Der @itt<
nc 5arpsr baS @a0er sufibrte, s~eritopft, unb
mani fano bel naberer %unteriu9uns lit ~berielten
bas Sfeiett elmer 9aub, bas fd lit Der &Ubre
f~sftaciest bate. Die ginger bielten Elm Meler
trampfbaft fet, tpeldes, trpbpem baielbe uber
unb liter nit Ruit teoedt mar, bpd l9liebli9
ais pas Gigentbum beS Mannes erfa,nt ,purbe,
ZEN Jrau 5arper int 8eeriH ftanb SIT beiratben.
Maa fant auberbem eiuen 0iamantrins an ei-
1en1 ber Singer, ben bic Dame ais ~benlelben En-
fannie, ben ibr eriter @atte trus, als Ct ibre
Wrbnuns in Dc 8alb County SerlieB. Der
Brautisam reridwaup bel bieier G%ntoeduns,
anb Mrs. 9arper 1T 70 franz, baB Ter grst e.
fl1rt ttr Ger,tanb babe bur9 bic eri9iittersbs
@nttiiQuns se!itten.
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6err Sphn 5bulte. Der Sabre lana hi.

- 9err Spbn S9ul:e, ber 6 Sabre lang Bis
Der ais Gertaufer in Glfelts Dry @ccbs @icre
funsirts uno Der Zen garsern ter Stabtnnb ice
Staates ais Elm fatiser urb pcpulaser0sidafts>
mann betannt if, bat nit !5errn3. WeiB an bsr
3. @traSe, So. $50, neten ber In,sriean Grpreb
CfFes, sin partnsrioipssiddft fir bic Gabri>
ticu uno ben @srtauf son grinp1iaen,
Gorfets uno alien Mr!en spn Danfes Noticas
sesrinbet. Wir molten unlsren Isfsrn i'm Os"
tsimen esrratben, bob, per ibsrbaupt al'f Sill
lisfsit, Mphe unb Cite Der Waarsn iresns mel
Dies Geui9t Iest aQe artifsl III i9rer siaie BET
g4eiB II. 60. fapfen iu0te. Dura ben Ginfritt
bes 5srrn SauIt, srbalt bic Gapae:tat hss ST.
ibaitee sinea bsteuhnben 3upad5s, rnb 's'ra
namentlia bic Gaerifatira spn Gr!nol'nea nHs
gcrIets in grSbeser Masssbauns k~s!rfsbsn rsr~
htn.
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- Mc.to: Iie @flt eebt ruue, 70 funters
bunt. - petition srn Grauen ct. pauls an
bic R ubifinnen ct. pauls:
uSn Mubetra1t tas uns Die @timm-
redtssrtbeilure brrd uniers Observation-Disclosures
nahfe 2eeislotur unp bas fouseraue golf bic les
Staaies in auaF6t febt; in slnbstradt fsrrsr,
tab bic jesise Jrauentrad teim glefticni~
rem une nWableampasnen gang un a ens
unh unbsqu.m 1T; in MubetraGt bab brittsns
Is ais seeisnet betradtet miro, uns por tieler
unparaoies!idsn yericbe an bic fir bieIe :3pede
nStbise rsiblid. nann!i9e Tradt gu serSbuen
DebbaIb iei IS tel9luNtn, bag bic Mpbifinnen
ct. Tauls fir bic ibnen Acknowledgment erae~
beneu Y;ttfeQerianen> ubie Mobe Der neusn
Grauen. Sierra" i'm fommenben Qenas aus BuTpn
III impprtiren, adtunessoaQ eebeten fns.
(@scidneD 8arbarrffa 5dneprerle, 8eup-
ma @dnattsr!e, 8aaanal;a Npmpbifa, unp 800
Mnhere."
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Ga f9 in Der giife Der aftiSen Mittslieber
tes Ranner&ors bes Deutlden gereins, pie
pir ie in unierer lesten Summer publisirtsn,
u%nSerf9ulbeter @eiIe Quden sorfanben, 70 Ct
ideint bieltlbe nod einmal cffsiel>ecrrisirt in
alpbabetilGer Srbnune:
prrf. Grnrab 3~ensius, D1risent. Grfer
Tenor: 81. Buurel, Gr. $. .. @abrtelien.
s. @atbei0, il. @erner 3weiter zensr;
=. 8reipert, %. @eib, 5.Saniou, SttoMe1!ett,
Otto paiL5. SdiFbauer, I.6.S4us; @raer
gab: Otto Oreber, Noolpb 5eni9e, Garl
5oFmann, Gr. Qambredt, gilbert @deFsr, IT.
S9nea, S. 9. @onbermann, Sclepb Spiel
3weiter 8ab: s. 8ersfelt, Sol. @islen,
8. 5ermssen, ST. Sibrisn, 81. @asner.
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- Die st. paul grsS" eatpupet ii@ INNER
mebr oils Elm Organ blinssr gartsimutb. Soc
@beelrd eebt fir eas pcn ben DfutiGtn beiesr
parteisn nit protst beleste IS. ENHANCEMENT
3ur Sunb:sssrfa0une uab ipielt bsn erlsnancp.
pen jener Mabtlberfdreiter unb 3itter, bic bsn
8unbesienst, bas Sar5 uab biz Gslparifofratis
su Rem aleinresisreubn Griumriratc hes San.
teS erboten baben, uns beult mie Elm Wrlf in,
@4afspslse eessn ben @iberrnf bes Mmtsba,.'
erseieses. CT, Der fir ba5 Neserftmmredt
ltwlrmt ioute bieie G9rGrnersi aub ouf tas
Stimnreat Der Sitter BON Gtrumpfbanbe aus
hsbren, poer 1nb biz rsi5sn Grauen MID! 70 ill.,
t.u;scnt, ais bic Messr?
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- Die ySt. paul greb" entbalt cine Spe,
%sialuotia tpurin iG Elm 5umbrsser bon Gbicasc
ats Derfaufer ocn 8rcidiren unb piden als
Mittsl sur @erbinberuns II. I. n. ber
Nadtommenidaft enpfeblt. Yfut bet SGanbe
jjeren reireftatlen Weni9en mub cine irlde
Nn3eise empIren. Dieter rotbe 5abn bes Sim
bermcrhes tuIsirt nod ptenan auf BET Setter IT,
rsr Sresialipaste. Sat niGt jeoss ron ber Ra-
sur Soreejeheue menidli@e Weien Elm &e9t g.
boren su perben, 10 gut ME ibr Wbsrtt Grant
unb bic Hatenmutifr 1eItf?
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Seffentli9e Ginlabun9! CUR er0b-
ten unb p%oQianoisleu &efauratiun: Die BON
@9illeru. cd mibt 81. 242, 3. !Str. Son
Jest nj tperoen ;u ieberS tunpe frii9e @ulern,
@eFiieel, Jore0eu. Jleiidlprten aler Mrt, @ile,
turs MQes, tpas ber Marft AT Delitae1en bietet,
~ierpirt. Die feinfen Weine unb giqueure bic
tet unlere Bar; Grid,te. Gpufet unb &pnbitp=
reirpaaren III better Nuswabl. D%ieNufpartung
3u jeter ;3eit bic teie.
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ct. paul Mu{ituerein.- Jolgenose
1T bic 2iffe Der att, sen Mitslietcr obi9en yer,
eirs:
g. .. Senniion, Direftcr ; Guitap 9sade'
I. @eiss; 8. 3epab, 1. Gjeiss; Gbae. S9ehs1'
1. 0eise; .. Mesbae, ? @eise; u. @oroon'
2. @eise; :. $. @Giermann, 2. @sise; 8
@adlett Sicla; 6. 3ensi.s, gioIoneelo; st.
@druer, 8aB; u. :. .. Simcnton, 1. JlSte
$. 5err, 2. 9ISte; 8. 5aub, 1. elarinette
@ec. pensburn, 3. Glarinette u. .5atidst,
DIVE; s. T. 0aSioip ", Jasott Gee. Seibert
l. 5Drn Gbas. Erphbriose, 2.5crn !; D. Sid,
i. Grpmpete; 81. s. Munser 2. 2rcmpste
Shes. 5enninser, pplaune; q. .. SneaQs.
gaufen ; ST. Wccb, Yiaro.
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- Die Qinie Der linton Yacifc 8abn trar
bieien Winter 20 Sage lang einssi9nett. Iuf
ber BON ct. paul aussebeneen nUrbii9en Sinie
mad Yueets Sunb am ttQen Meere nor Der
;3utanb pie folst: Son 5elena in NOntana
bis CUR bSdien Spige Der 5eliensebirse fein
6Gnee, ppa ba auf einerS trede BON IL Meilen
benz nSrelidsn @ebirssatbanse entlens 2 Gub
tief BON ba $50 Meilen tpeirarts burd ben
Sell GATE Durdpab muir 1 Jub tief.
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- Die Geidaftsfabrsr Der afaren Don
&amfes County %(GommiHare) pollen ben
Counts @ubitor $3.50 per Sabr pom Mar3 1857
an, ben @%9asmeiFer $3.50 per Sabr bonn Sa>
nuar 1868 an, ben @%efansenmdrter $500 per
Sabr rom Sanuar 1868 an beaabl;n rtadbet fur
bic BON ibuen benusten &aurne bss eruntsse'
baubeS.
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- Depside Csr S%isrni9nnpps) an bic mi.
npriten:
vNm nadbIen 10. Snli ssbt bic QSe!t untss! !"
Tepefge pua Subn Craze an 3sus:
. 3er3alerlistaer hB fe febsn biegDsIt bis
Neuiabr, t9 babe npb einise taaiene Nolars
bsraassuidlasen."
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MDbel Gtprc ur,b gbpp

5einr. SdrBcer.
nabe Der Ode Der s.. unb Wata}bap @trcse.
enttdIt unb lieitrt Rte taaertaftst,a ueuefea unb b,as,,
Waeren Mnb Urbeten. 1irner it ~
ffetS cine W.5,paDl. ccn Gd-aen
an Sant.
Sd serfer.iee tes M;e,ite In naeinem a,crratte {clba
babe tpeniser @usfigsa Inb lam beTere B6rtDeile Bic.
ten als Nnpere. Rpmint uns ~ibsraeuet eat. DRIP
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- Die Gama, melde nit benz bDien Nsite
ic esrns semeini&aitli6e So6e n,adt, bate bic
Gnte fisssn !ahen, hab f9 in her Gamilie hes
5rn. 1imme Elm YodentranFer befnte. DaS
@eradt 1T bereit5 in ben Gaseblattern burG
ar3tliaes ;3eusniB bementirt tpcreen.
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5errn
s; s4miot, sehe Yla'n, S ESQ
Mat. Beder, 80
s. SiEerman so
@id. SUM-, @eets yanrina ESQ
s. Shmitt, LOO
q. 8. BraB, l25
Sphn Olaur, aAt. SO
S. NctmbcrA WataItaw l25
Watt. Mppr, l25
9ueas <n, Is
q. 9eters, Gpofs 8alee, rs
aRid. Mnseus, Minueisfa, IS
9@'eter BruAmann, ct. paal, $50
q. Tpps, rs
Serb. 6ilscr, -" $50
@eter Sinfel Dat Oale, 125
s. ginbenfelfer, 81. Mi9aels, 1925
Matt. 6uben, Benton $50
@arl 1eote, yoans @nsrita, 25o,
s. Girbe, so
i. Sp6isr, maeenia, $50
Sos. Gnbreb, 25O
8. Mdurus, $50
Serb. Niebaus, l25
Geo. @Aumnt, l 25
Sos. 8ebrenfeln, 25
6. @@uler, ct. 9enifacins $50
3. Seser, so
Sos. 8aler, $50
Sac. @6leb, $50
s. Stein, Tranflin, $50
$. @etnhed, Wtr1fse $50
ST. Gia. rs
6. MtQer, SO
ST. Npp,. 375
Bernard &laus, ast. $50
Gpunaro SAmibt, a9t. Wiltpn, $50
Sos, 8u91tpre, IS
Jps. @eiuen, Sprab. $50
Mi1. SArammel, $50
Wrt. Mttt, NdYe1 @tream, $50
=. s. &letn, Buffalo Gitp, @is. so
9eer.s. piselbers ,SpuntainGi ty, @is. 2 so
9. II. 20. Tusina asts. $50
Ser. &pn1an @iG, Newart, MS. $50
Nep. q. 6ansraer, @ra;, europa, 260
M.&aufmann, Cure aRimbad Set, Gu. 2 90
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2pcQl Neutgfeiten.
Ecifcnbc Nscntcn.

SER N%nbreas @rrbe uno perr
6 ueene Gbein.
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- Wenn es je cine .3eit 9ab, !reIepe oas
9splf spn ct. Yaul aufprpert, NIT un1fi4i
unp lleterlesuns Bel Der Auswabl leiner Gan
E! biraten sugEerfe iu seben, 70 1T es bic sesen=
wdrtise. 81 ntub Sepem einleuhtsn, cab
BIC @ptlfabrt her Stapt unp ibrer Burger
barpn abtdn9t. st. Yaul sett sbsn ietrer
slprreiditeu Gntpide!uns entse9en, unb tpie
bic 9ypsperitGt zines @emeinipeien5 eurd bic
&plfsoicrer perfummert meroen Fam, ieben
mir an bent 8unbesbausbalte uno bas burd
i'm in Mitleibenihait 9e5rsene Sanb.
@ahrenb einerieits pas 9arteiprin;ip nidt
auiseseten ,rerbin bari, 1T &c aber nnberer>
ieits atfclut n%ptbmenpis, nur bDdit ruroi9e
Neripnen ais gannertrG9er aussufuden. -
Spltc nidt bic Ter1pfratie spr ct. garl
bislen 5tatia6en bic e~rnfteite unb ipr9fal>
tisite Nufmerfiamtett f6enfen, berpr lie tbre
Sannsrtrdger eufteGt unb in ben 8ampf
;iebt: Tie befen Mdnner mlfen npn1inirt
trernen, rpn penen man gum gpraus petb,
bab Tie Tdbisfeit uno Gbaraftertarfe befigen,
unb bab fe ni9t Yrinat JntereFen, icnoern
bic all9emeine Dpblfabrt Su fIrbern
cn!ihlpien iinb. gplitiide rSDbbers" unp
!esudier merben Ct. 9aul mic ~surG5rpbe flbs
rtn, SIT welder bic 3ufunft sas Material
tir9,. Benn un1e,e Stabt 81 irgenh elmer
3eit III Der Submit mod 70 iebr prpsperirt,
alten Sbnisern in Der Nuswabl ~unferer
Gplfsbiencr gum Srre, fl ii ban.it ni6t &C.
iast,rab nidt ;ebnmal beNere8eiultate bitten
er;teit rerben fDnner. an Steuerr Bat es
bisher nidt seiehlt, ppbl aber an entiprehen>
pea &eiultaten fur pieie Spfer bes Arbeitsrs.
Ter Grlab urb bic Nusfitruns ron @cieeen
BARI niht feilen rno rerfdufihen Greoturen
utertrasen werbeu.
Wsnn bic @pnrentipn ;uiam,nentritt, pann
,pirb bic ;uert iih aufprdn9enbe unp ST
lr'ence Vra9e lauten : ,Welde iine bic be-
rsn unb fdrfFen Mdnner, nit be
rsn i'A Gin 9anfisss Nefultat ~ersielen ldft?"
M0n tdulhe ih niht nit benz @lauben, tab
ein Ganpibat 70 gut ME Der enbere iei unp
rap bic Yartei ir9enh nelden 3cm1inee mot
ltntaft unterQuten reroe.- @ir BADEN i1rn
su LANCE bic tiettren Tri,hte bisier Idufhune
9%efcftet, prturG uniere &eiben gebrpGen
ano uniere iaiolenteu @eener ans Nuner
9ebraht tpurbeu. Sur rsnn mir nit Neis@
belt ;u Werfe 9eben unb erprpbte SKINNER,
psnen bas Nplf rrQes Gertrauen ihenfen
tam, ant bic Spit;e I'm leres 3idets fteIen,
pirp uniere 6cfnun9 ouf .einen Stes, mel
DYER pbnebin 9rcbe Nnfrensuneen erfcrhert,
iih rertrirfiiden laHen.
Der hemrfratiiden Staats~Gcnpcntip 1T
paber bic feterlide Verphi6tun9 auferleet,
inter ben pbmaltenben gerbdltniFen ben ,un,
3iele fabrenben riGtisen Nes cbne selben=
idaft unb @artsilidfeit einsuihlasen un5 BEL
ibren geratbunsen unb Gerbanblunaen ale
itIrenten 0infiiNe unb Ginbrute i'll oermei>
ben.
gin NiberiT ii fdon baIte Nieterlaee,
Bercr es fSnmt gum eisentliden collage.
gH d, - Tie he;hcn Norf,,rrc,,.- O;1;c,,
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tpnnten ie eetroif ale ibrisen Ma9te Der &rbe
berausferbern, pber nielnnebr fir ben neuen Gul-
tursans Der gSlter bic Babn besei&nen unb nit
btnrsi9enber Ra9t jebe eetpaltiame @tSruns
pefe!ben atwebreu. .. %.
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&atbplifdber
d. Sfpte

Nntcn S@tpar;,
Gtne Ctr. SIR. II, neben benz beutfhen ia
ttplilhen Shu(baufe.
unter'etSneter snsfstlt ien reibhal.iess Eager rrn &c,
t%sts1dern. Sdult&Gern. Shrsifrna %terialisa. Gtatuen,
glu'asaltraussn Hatsiniihen SIdern arb aird!iden Ga
Gen. aaes ft:ict MIR su tea s~il;eiiea greiien rsrfauis.
e6r'tt'd's aa'trase wsrsen auf Gas Ylnftliate teiOrst.
u. 5hmars, &pr 915.
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from her by the superior energy and
.sagaciDus farsightedness of her now
powerful rival, Chicago. That Mem
.phis may become the eastern terminus
of the Southern Pacific road is possi-
BILE, and probable als6y but it will re-
quire an effort, and a Strong effort,
too, to secure the full advantages to be
derived therefn0m. Already are ri
val interests at work for the purpose
of tapping this great thoroughfare be-
fore it reaches Memphis, and in our
humble opinion, the most effectual
way to counteract their influence is to,
make the depot of the Little Rock
road on this side of the Mississippi
river by means of a suitable steam
ferry. That a vessel having two
tracks, one on each side, with room
for the engines and boilers in the cen
ter, and diningrOOm, waitingroOm
and office fore and aft, capable of con-
veying from ten to sixteen loaded
car across the river in, say twenty
minutes, and landing both freight and
passengers along side the platforms of
all the other roads, in a grand union
depot in the navy yard, would make
the depot virtually in Memphis there
can be no doubt. There are no en-
%gineering obstacles in the way, and
the cost would be trifling compared
with the benefits to be derived from
such an arrangement.
Fearing [ have already trespassed
too much on your patience, l conclude
by promising you a detailed statement
of such a ferry as l have alluded to
and its connection with the union
depot. RAILROAD.
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AMgREB no A GILL.

Editors Appeal. l have seen with
emotions of gratitude and pride the
favorable opinions my friends have
thought proper to announce, through
the press, of my qualifications for the
position of Representative in the next
Legislature. -
TO be selected as a candidate would
be an honor to which the pr0udest
might aspire, and to an humble midi
vidual like myself, who has never
sought political preferment, these eX-
pressed wishes of my friends / feel to
be more than complimentary, and /
should be less than Il man were | to
refrain from the expression of my
grateful appreciation.
L desire to cooperate to the full eX-
tent with those who ardently urge the
earliest enfranchisement of the de-
barred citizens of Tennessee, and
would be unwilling, by any act of
mine, to throw the slightest obstacle
in the way of success. There are
many questions of importance to u
people that demand the close investi-
CATION OF the Legislature, and should
have their earliest attention. The
hattering encOmiums of friends
show an Over-estimate of my
ability, but unless they should per-
sistently insist upon my enteringHpOn
the cauvass-in which event | should
use all the industry and effort Of which
1 am capable to serve fai.hfully-It
would much more cOmpOrt with my
feelings and habits to remain in pri-
vate life. q
With sentiments of the highest res
poets, | return my sincere acknOwl-
edgements, and subscribe myself the
public's faithful servant,
I'D. JAMES SPEED.
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THE BOARD or ALDER EN.
The report of the proceedings of the
Board OF Mayor and Aldermen, on
our fourth page, win be found unusual
ly interesting, embOdying as they do
the remarks Of Alderman MOFFET and
Mayor LEFTwICH, touching the allie
cations of His Honor 1.-THE meeting Of
Mondaylast. 1t viii be seen that both
gentlemen r as good as their prom
Use Omakea an expose, andthat they are
only hindered from a full andeOmplete
statement by the proposed examine
ton into the matter by the Grand
Jury of the Criminal Court, and an
investigation of it by Special Com
mittec of the Board itself. Both
Mayor LEFTwICH and Alderman.
MOTFET mean business, and are de
'termined that the charges and allega-
tons shall be thoroughly sifted, and,
so far as they can, are determined TO
prove them. What the Board fail to
discover we have little doubt the
Court, through the Grand Jury,
will bring to the surface, and-
that everything now concealed
from the public, tending in any way
TO the development of chicanery or
positive dishonesty on the part of
members of the City Council, will be
brought to light. We know both
Mayor LEFTwICH and Alderman
MoFFET, and are warranted in say
ing they have the moral as
we'll Sas physical courage to
support their statements. We expect
a rich document from the Grand Jury,
possibly as much 50 as that recently
given to the public, in which certain
of our county officials were photo
graphed in high but not very hatter-
ing colors.