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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-29
GIeiue HDSt.

Z. 3. Ntberton. Yrdiioent Der p3wsiier g%lattonal.
Yant" III Wiltesbarrs, pa, gin8 ~oorgsitern plbbltt mil
9poe ab.
= OberasuereommiNGr 9slauo bat bic New. Dorter
Gtdot.G rpreB. Is ompaSnie'r Der entrittuu9 Der Srei'
Y~rojsnt. Steuer auf 9rutto. q limo %entboben.
= in Nlbanp, ". ~, ipuroel Uiiitpodl aus benz
Yiireau oes 4bpotatsn Samiltou 9arris $4,000 in
Cbii8atipnsn unD $50. 900 in Wedlelit aefioblen.
- 10. g. geett, erter adrjeliit oes Shab. Dtpartt,
mtnts, legt am /. Uai Ietne Sielle rieotr.
Su ioIsbo, Ghio, eridoB ~porsefiern ". .. Bran.
Der, Sdbreiber tint Bireau Der s9leoelauo. pittsbureer
Giienbdtns, ietne 5rau. Die er Der untreue beitbtigie.
Die groBt Gabrit per agsp Dortsr 1aldenubrsn'
gen wtrfbpoleu Waihiners ab9ebranrt, Der 9eiartmt.
ldabet BON 800 900 III t~beiIipetie .perfbert. pun.
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Nina M}rrifn.

Suei gtebru Her. 5auptlin9e. slamcns 9umiusuel uno
Franco, iino btugCrIdltct 10 1roen. On perItieoenen GaIl'
6esgeeenoen bauern Raubsreien mo Vlinperun9en fprt.
Vim q. WtGrj puroe Der Orr 5ioulso III CHIHUAHUA
ourt Elm bciti9es Grobsben tn Sdreden 9eiebt.
Wngel Santa Nnua, Der Sobn os Gr : Diftators,
uuroe AM 10. nab lJuebla eebrddt uno piro port nit
ben anoeren @etIngeneu ~projelitrt lueroen, -Gine 3rlp'
psuabtbeilune, fuelteN 60v0 Dollars BON San Souls yo'
toit fur pas COMMANDO Gen, Nohd's init iib ilbrtt,
bat rtpoltirt. ibren Ysfebsbaber selbotst uno oas 8slo
geraubt. -prdioen 5uareJ bat mad 3epec einen Soten
%gsiunot, I'm Gen. Gpiaoa ju peraRla lien, bic 100000,
iut!d1s BEN yiai,onallhaB 9eboren uno Die er ih an8e.
ti9uet bat. ausjulRiern. - 5m StGat Salapa iino Die
GdmIfdfrtdte nlfdehDbeu luDrber.
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9lrS Euhn.

a, 81. april-Ser Seneral '6dpitain tee
leerdpbrt Iolsenoe 9euistsitrr pSie 5ruppen in 9la:
iaio i6otsten oreiBts Sniutgerteu. einidltsBlid 1wsi
AmerItaner; Elm Betabenteut j%eriibrte bel 9oni1a etrc
puluermubIe, tbpteie ieben Snlur8entsr utto nubin ben
Yrafrtten 8etantourt %sefan9'r. Die aruppsn IS olonre
iiuter 8ouorid bat 1876 @eian9cue 9ematt. Sin &ebrls
len . Detad,emert BON .Guepatas bat lid Ia,ttnt l4ager
uno 0orrdtben ~erseben. Die Nebeuen lno LIBERAL oes'
organiiirt UNI siebsn in i~eritreutcn 8anoen obns 6dbrer
urnber. Die 2esteren irren an Der auite uinber ilno Jus
der, ppn Der 5niel ju entioninsu. Der Rebeuen'g General
Marampnts hat ietn s olnlanoO nie0eraeleat."
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Wus ArIn SijDeu,

Die Gdpar,en ieitrten p~orseiern In Wlobile, Ila'
bama, bic Ysroilamirung bes 10. Nnenoements. Us rte'
len feint Rubeftorun9en Dor.
-3u 8itiHono, pa. ftarb Wittpob Der H~eoattsut
Sueb a., Yleaiants, elm 9eiiun8s' getsran. I'M Alte'
pon 20 Sahrcn.
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8Grienberi@te

bsridltt BON @m. Stfbcr y Spbie,
Nr. 80, SOuibtraBe,
Baltimore, %. &pril, Ibenos 5 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-29

sgierlin8 e" DurOen am 10. Ipril in
Sobpbanna, 9uSerne 60, Ya., 9eboren uno
omar (tuie ita fat BON ielbIt oerItsbt) in elmer
Oeutiden unO armen Camille. Der 8lhdli6e
Batter beiBt 6rieori9 SdulB. Ste &tnoer
paren WGOden; orei itarben turj nab Der
(He blirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-29
GermiiGte ScriGte.

Die .Osuti6e 6euer. s ompa9uie" in s b r.
te ton, S.s@. bat ii4 aus WtanheIter, "
D., cine neue SampiipriBe tommen lallen,
ruelbe S475O toItet. get Der 4robe mari Die
5priBe eiuen StrabI 3ur SObe BON 25S 6iB
0 3ol. 8ie osuti4e SprtBe lit Die bette Spar
IeTrnni5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-29

Sie pnpentlO II Oeuti d. en-
8terpirtb e, iuel9e am g., 4. uno 5. Wtai
in Gbita9o ab8ebalten perOen iol, periprtat
iebr be- ubt su peroen. Ser @auptStped bic
Ter 3uiammentunft 1T babin gcrittet, BEN
Nudertbum energii6 9t9eniber5utreten uno
Dem III lebr iiberbano nebmenoen Sellperen5
i4mtnoel enDli1 einen Damn gu ieBen. Sle
8eirai9uft fi9rt oas Wotto: v@ini8feit
mabt itarf Il uuo molten mir boIfen, oaB
oieis Oeutide @eieaiauit aud wirtIl6 etni8
iein piro. (Gtnc. 8ttsirO.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-29

Sn q M : v o RI brannie betanntliG bors
Beitsrn in Sir. 96 uno %, SItsSOuitOnitraBe,
Oas 6ournier.2 Otal Der S9reinerei oes Srn.
j. arlitina ab. Yerlult an 8sbduoe uno 98ao=
rem $40, 900, ppuou nur $4,000. BARN $1,000
in Der uuniteo States Office" Su Baltimore,
uerii9ert itno. gu eiuer Seit i6lpebte aud bic
na9egeleaenen p@ermania .&femblp. Roonls"
in 8efabr, inOeB tamen o~ieielben nit serin8em
Yerlulie oauon.
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Carl &. Sinrhraun
BON Baltimore uua:

S| V' HE"N"FHW"f
@eneraI.G stut Der ~gsnnfDlpania.G tntrai5
&ifsnbrbn,"
Nr. 81, Sbamcsitraee, 8alti mpre ,
~alsinissr gsttaui Der Binste in Bal. more.
tWpriI4,1 Sl
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Der er9riifen, nit Ausnabme Dennis, Der nod
nitt ermlttelt lit. SOtman beantraete nun
ebenfals Yerle9un9 istnes Yro3eiss nod YIN
n polls, mas ibru bewili8t nuroe. Die Vers
banolung serpdbrt 9roBes Sntereie.
Baltimorer 8ie bm t. 8egen
1000 Slid Ginopieb tpareu seitern i'm Wart'
te Der AbiaB maj aismlib lebbaft nit ! Gent
Mbl6las pro YfunD se9en Die leBtpobentlts
den Staten. - Sis Sb6psjufubr mar sstins;
es berri9te einise &ebbaitigtelt auf Dem
Wtartte, aber Die YreiIe blteben Die alten, s.
s Gents pro Yfuno.-Oer Sbpeine Vorratb
entiprab Der Wodfra8e poatOmmen; Die 8ef
i6dtte 9insen GuBerit tlau, uno bic ~er3ielten
Yreile oarlirten pon liz bis 134 Gents pro
Yfunb glettoz 8elpi9t.
Ser Our1 bru9 Der Noro=g II !
a tp # r.-Sm erlten &atbs srpeige brabte Sr,
Wulen porseftern cine 8eroionupg elm, pels
g8ilion. bis 2aDrencstr., nabe Dem Bale
BAL plabe, pori1reibt. Der Ourbbrub IL
nidt nit beionoeren S6pieri9teiten perbunE
ben, oenn oas etn3ise @ebduoe, melbes aui
benz Bette Der Strabe itebt, 1T bas Wobnbaus
oes Srn. Mltolous YDpplein. Elm iebr altes
9ebdube. Die 8eroronung paifrte.
Cine Is o n / r matiDnss6 eter fant
porgeitern unter Geitun9 bes 1ohfu. 8iidofeE
9Bbittiu9bam in Der neuen biIbDfib sprote
itantiidsn ct. Yeterstir9e al Der Gds Dor
Sruio StQ+ Mpenue uno Ganualetr. ftatt, mo-
bel sesen 40 neue Mitslieoer in bic Gemeino'
aufpenonlnien mur0en.
Sdper ertranft on elmer Inter
leibs. gnt,tnoun9 1T Or. 8. Dts 9inflep. cir
fpoblbsfanntes Mitslieo pss bisa8en Bar
reau's. j ,--l
Das2raaen BON @ affen-8orses
tern Mbeno subj tpuroe Elm Gdroigsr, NaF
"WRitglieoern BON Yrtuut, Drsauifattpnen ba!
Eragen BON WaIfen auf Den StraBen perbie=
tet. Wan nabm ibm Die Wustete. bic er bel
iit fibrte, ab unb lieB ign laufen.
IBe9en Wt iBadtun8 De . % erthts
boes Job fiG IN 6olse tines bonn &rets8e
riht TUT Baltimore 0ountp a~us8egebenen He'
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.


TNFTH DIyISION OF TIE COLL CIT N
e District of the State of Nevada, comp sing
he Counries # D.uglas and ormsby Notice is
hereby gwen that tn. v nations, as-essn ents or
EN-, ~. rations of ,uhj-cis lab du nnd r the
Internal Rev. nue Laws of the United Stat made
ami ken iy J. 4. i.uriingame. Assist Mt Assessor
for aid Division. and returned 10 me in The annual
lis for 1870. will remain cp for the exannai u
# all pc concerned, for the space IF Ten
DAYS from line date hereo, at Office Of the
Assistant Assessor IF aid vision. in the town OF
Cars.n, bvr~ cen Il e h urs If 9 "'ciork A. NJ sui
1 P "a. each dav, and aft r the expiration II said
ten Gays, to wit: on the til dar of April, A ID.
$50 at my Office in Virg Nit City, Nevada. l will
eceive ami determine ali appeals r-lotive 10 -iro
excessive vau ,tionS. assessments, or emu
merati rs made and axe hy said As i>tant Asses
-or. All appe lis to the Assessor, aforesaid,
must lie mate in writing, aud specify the "ar' Gu
lar canse matter az thing, r-spee ing which de-
cision is requ .s'ed and -hali moreover state the
ground principle Of error comp aimed If.
WARKEN +. MYrkS, U. S. Assessor.
Carson City Apr Il. 1870 l0d
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cover the tax and delinquency assessed to s.ii
defendant against i'd pr perty f,r the fiscal year.
commencing January l. IS s, and ending Dec smber
u, 1865; a., d that a summons has been ,uiy issued
in each case; and Yen fursh her notified that
unless you appear and ansv the compliant filed
| in said cause. or before the 4rh DAY OF MAY
| d. 1870. jndg"e It wi be taken against you.
and the rea, estate and inproveme Is herein de-.
scr1bed. Tor the amount If tax and delinquency
| specified ard C SITS Of suit
VIM Young, one W gon and two horses, as
sessed az 81 Tax ~ de inqne,cy. s:i 81
VIM J, hnson two horses, ASSESSED al 500. Tax
N d delinquency. Si3 ca
iich'd Pa kilSnn, l.. I in llek No As of
ears. 1hnn pson Sears division Il Carson City,
and dwel'i' = house thereon assessed Mt 500;
h nse old fn tnre, $50; total, $3.50 Tax and
delinque cy, $40 90
Mrs Al , warren Lnt 10 in block No S in Pear
son Goo,irichs i vision Of Ca sn Cry with i'm
pr vemen's rhe,eo k own a the fremont House,
assessed at s5D': hpu>cl ID furniture S.: total.
S55o. Tax a, del nqrency, SO 2.
]. T.. Nc 'tiS-. possess ny ciaim to so acres Of
land. the last half If the ~ IL If 5, elton g.
fownshin Is n. Il 10 L. assessed vt Si5o; also
wagon. 5 0. rni two horses S25U; total, $3.50
Tax and delinquency, SIS ~
Thomas T. Israel. right, ii lie and interest of I.
Israel in and to tie trac o land nm d
the Nort. by Thirteenth street (Car-o C,tyl East
by the sonth continuation oi 'lineby str ct. West
by Land ow Ell by Charles Br Y, nd : utl by the
quarter section line dividing tbs +. al Section
10 and the y = 4 of section %, Township Is y,
- Il, containing ab, $50 acres assessed al $50.
Tax and delinquency. IS
Gpdfrey Pointer. two work oxen, ass,ssed et
$50. Tax anu delinquency. 3 50
Alexander Gray. wagon. assess i st SEQ;
two horses at $50; total, 500 Tax and delIn-
quency. Sl4 a
Lhul-s be. g.naD, one wagon, assessed At S1of;
iwo hor-e- AT Slo; total S2JD- Tax ami dein-
luency, 81 81
4 u LuIi,.w stock in trade. assessed At 800;
ame.a fiStu' e.. s3g and < III watch. Sl09:
total. 500 AK AMI ,lelis gnenct SIS 30
u know n owners. LOIS : aud 5 4 hluck No s.
>eal :, homu- u se'r-' dNi ION # Car City,
t~>es- d SIS each : O: LII one in ln, K "a Of
81, me divi-i II Sat-: i."t- 2 a-d & IL bloc. S. Of
-ame division Q each So o. Lit s AID 6 in
l' ok 81 Of : me division. $40 ea h sic; the North
half of tlock No. in Nrs>er'- divi ip # Carson
ify. and nir " ments thereon So ict in
lock # Mu,s.r division Il Csrson rIfv. SlGo;
Lot in back 81 # sane iivisi"'t. s. /: Lots and
J. and MOI IN 6, 'et.t Il |. = a 3 in b ok 90 Of
same vision. SIS; the y. nth 81 feet # tics No
70 # 'iivis on, 81 and The NorIh 80 f-et Of
u ok ~ If hivi "a; total S9l5. Tax
IND delinquency. S33 ~
The alb we take. and el n1uenry PAYABLE in
egal tender rap-, tnuney # the Un't states. and
q costs in each Cause are Jay bic in gnId com 81
utgmeuf. il must e made Z Judge Wal z, at his
,ffCe, hinG street, Cars City.
Carson Ii v. March 81 l>1o.
THOMAS WELLS.
III DIST. ATTY. trm by t"unty Nevada.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
o. 8. Internal Revenue.

cIXTH DIVISION OF THE COLLECTION
- District Of the State # Nevada comprising
the County of Esmerslda- Notice Is hereby
given that the valuafio $. assessments and emu
merations Of sGbjecis liable to duty under the In
rernal Revenue Laws If the United States, made
and taken by NJ. A Murphy. Assistant Assessor
for said Diviso.., and returned Ia me in the an
nual list fer 1870, will msn open FIR the ex-
animation # all persons C ncerned for the space
Of Ten DAYS from the cate there"f. ar the "ihce
Of the Assistant ot said Division, in the
town f Aurora between the hours of 9 A. N and
4P VI. each day, and that after the expiration IT
said ten days, to wit On the 10Th day of April.
A. d 1870, at my .ffice in Virginia City, Nevada
| will receive AMI determine all appeals relative
to erroneous an excessive valuations. assessments
IT enumera'onS m,de AID taken by said ASH taht
Asse snr All appeals so the Assess If re-a,ld
mus, be made in writing and .p' city thu particu
Iu cause, matter OF thing rep citing which lie
c>i n is requested: and shall moreover state the
ground . principle Of err~ COMP ained Of
WARKEN + MYERS, U. :. Assessor.
Dated at Aurora, April, 1870. ap,2-l0d
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quarter Of Section 1, Township Is N, r Is =. l66
arres, at 1876; the NV tract. quarter Of Section
same Township. III acres, at III; the SE quarter
Of Section I, same Township, Ito acres, ut l60;
the wv quarter of Section l, same Township, 100
acres AT leo; the Ne quarter Of Section II, same
7. wn-hip. l60 scre-, at 500; the Sc quarter of
Section II, same Township, Ito acres. at 500;
the Sw fractional gu .rter of Secti n Ii, same
TOWNSHIP, 81 acres, AZ sos: the Ne quarter III
Section Is, SINE Township, leo res, AT $50; thu
NV quarter of section Is, same Tow nshp, 160
acres at leo: the Sc quarter Of Section Ii. sne
Township, lt0 acres, at 160; the SW quarter oi
Section Is, same Tow n-hip, lco arr's at loo;
the Eqnarier and Sw fractional qnarter Of Sec
tn 35, Township IGN, u Is Il. 200 acres, at 0:
the Sc guar,er of Secti n 81. Township l6 y, IL
L, Ito .cre-. at 500; The So rtional qu rt-r OF
Section II. Tow' ship Ii \, X 10 +, Ito &C, es. a,
8 O; the SW quarter Of Section IS, Township Ii
n. u 10 T., 100 acres at leo; the - quarter f
Section IS, Town>hip 16 n, 4 l9 D., leo scrrs, at
>UJ: the w quarter Of Sect s5 wnship 9
n X Z, 100 acre at l"0; total I,2'S. Tax
,ri deIDque, cy, sO1 az. tihe ab We t'He'
, delinquency und,r the assessment r the
fiscal year 1869
The taxes AMI delinquency in the above cases
fr les, are payable in currency, and the C ST.
n coin: and the taxes. delinquency and >ts, III
he above cases FIR lh69, all payable in coin.
paynent before juigmen' be ma to the
ERIK OF the Court in which the suits pending.
Carson City, April 8, 1870.
Dist. Atty. o msby Co New.
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OF Suits


DISrII + ATTORNEYS CFTICr.-SrATE
J u Nev~d e. unity # Ornsb. TO u e J.
low l. Y Names ID ftn.l"nts. aid to al O~ ne -. (
.r c,.in,. Is t.. the real r- ate AMI inprov-me
there. ar iplpr ven ents, ~htn rsee rssi ,e ar
'd..ly l,-'ris f'-r dsreiir+.' s""~n or ~ know n
I'm here. hotiils'si tha suts have b. en-
mn e, c,sd in he in tees C.uIt in and fF ar
y T"w".hi,.. Orm by tosinsy. >tase ot Nevaia,
bef ae Ad iphMs Waltz. Ju-tce Of the P-sse, iy
he sta e ,~vs'ia tlainsiG. aga mt each II the
D~fri dxnis hers in fer n med, and each { 'he
flow ~ .e-e,iA~d isxcts ~ Jsrcela Of ian's viii
u imp. avesresfs- fb~f.On.s and i'm rOvs menfs.
when separately arss,ssl and al "wner. Of, ~
eiainsshts q, tbs ans, ksDws u unksovn, ters
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CIIINA-1s6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES To The TREATY ExTwzEN THE
UNITED srAIIs AND C INA. OF JUNE is. 1883.
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[ORFIc1AL-I
LAWS OF TaE UNITED STATES

Passed at the Second Session of the Forty
FIRST C0nGTess.
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T. n CLARKE THOMAS WEBS,
CLARKE & WELLS,
Attorneys and C0umsel~rs at L "
OFFICE IN CJUNTY BUILDINGS,
Carson City-.--...---.-.-....-....-- ..Ne' ada
Will practice in AL the Courts State and Fed
eraI of Nevada. sIecial attention given to all

Will practice in AL
eral, of y evada. SIet
niftrr~ sent them frt1'
COur. jy24 I'm
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ARrc. VIII. The prepayment Of pos age upon
ordinary letters exchanged between the United
States and Italy shall be optonal but letters not
prepaid, insufciently prepaid, shall, be charged
in the county Of destination with extra rate Of
cents in the United states and Of 80 confines in
Italy. The prepayment Of postage upon all other
articles, including registered letters shail be
pulsory; and when they shall be in part pre-
paid they shall not be dispatched; but in such
case they shall be, if practicable, restored to the
sender
ARTICLE IX. The articles under band, which
shall be in part prepaid snail be forwarded to their
destination; but they shall be charged there with
twice the amount of the difference between the
rate due and the sum actually prepaid.
ARTICLE Y. The international rate of postage
upon the correspondence exchanged between the
two countries is based upon the following e1e-
ments, to wit: a. The interior rate of the United
states; ~ The interior rate Of Italy; Is The
mar time rate; % The intermediate transit rate;
and any reduction which either country may OBJ
tain from the existing maritime and transit charges
shall inure to the benefit of the people If the two
countries by corresponding reduction of the in
ternational rates Of stage established in the fol-
lowing article so soon the two departme shall
have adjusted the amount
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| Agreed upon between the Post ONCE Department
| of the United States Of america and the Gene
raj Po~tof6ce Of the Netherlands, for the execu
ton Of the Convention Of the 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1867.
ARTICLE 1. The exchange office Of Moerdyl
shall make mp closed mail for the exchange
| Office of New York. The exchange Office Of New
York shall on its part make up closed mail fol
| Moerdyk.
Until further notice the only exchange ofhre on
the part of the United States shall be New Yort
ARTICLE ii. Fab mail exchanged between the
two Offices shall be accompanied by a
letter bill, showing the hostages, the charges Of
transit, the fees etc, accruiDg to each ONCE upon
| the different kinds Of CO respondence.
The form Of this letter bill shall follow the mod
els A and B. hereto annexed, and shall consecu
lively be numbered by the despatching Office dur
ing each calendar vesr.
The receiving once shall Immediately acknowl-
edge the receipt.
ARTICLE III The exchange ONCE. shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into a
suitable number If separate packages according to
the letter bill.
Each # these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number corresponding to the letter
bill.
ARTICLE " When more than q single rate is
ehargeable upon any letter or other article. the
number Of rates which il is subject shall be in
dicated by the despatching Office by figure in the
upper left c.rner Of the address
ARTICLE v. Registered correspondence shall be
described in . register list. This list shall
conform to the model hereto annexed markedC
Ali registered letters shall be enveloped to-
gethsr in strong paper, secureis fastened, and
the packet inscribed with the word Aangetsekend
or Registered, and placed in the mail.
The blink in the letter bill for express ng the
number Of registered articles shall be filled by ex
pressing the number. In case no registered arfi-
eles sent. tho proper b!snk Of The letter bill
shall he filed with the word Mill or Nil.
ARTICLE VI. The register letters despatched
shall be acknowledged Immediately by the re
ceiving Office by the first mail following the re-
ceipt-
'ftLe verifcasion by the receiving Office shall
sclose error ofany kind in the register list,
it hall be also. by the first mail, notified to the
des; afching office
ARTICLE VII. The twr administ rafions mutu-
ally engage TO take neetful measures for the care
full Transmission registered correspondence. and
FIR pursuing IL when lost. bur il is understood |
that neither assumes TO the other any pecuniary |
in Gaze Of loss. |
A fIcIE VIII. All letters exchanged between /
The two Offices shall Indicate. by stamp writing |
thereon, the Office Of origin
Correspondence fully paid tn destination shall be
tamped Franco in tho Netherlands. and Paid all |
n the United States
Registered articles shall be stamped Aangeteek-
nd in the Netherlands, and in the United States
Re0isl<yed.
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DETAILED REGULATIONS.

Agreed upon between the Post ONCE Department
of the United States Of america and the Gene
raj Po~tofiice Of the Netherlands, for the execu.
tion of the Convention Of the 10Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
MORE BRUTALITY AT SEA.

Early in July, 1870, the brig Ellen o. Feeny.
Capt Boyd started. with cargo of rum. from Monte
yideo South America, for this port few days befors
the vessel sailed Spanish sailor named Jack sitting
on the gridiron" In company with two other saors
scraping the foremast Jack called 10 the man who at
tended hoisting the gridron to lower him deck.
which was DONE Thomas Ward, the first mate, walked
up to Jack and asked him what he said. Jack replied
that he asked to be let down. and Ward called him lar
David Leech, the steward then joined the party, and
fierce alteration took place, at the end Of which Ward
and Leech Knocked Jack down and kicked him IN shs
head with their boots for several minutes. The sailor
got up and tried the fOrecaste. when the stew"
ard drew his revolver and shot him in tho head The
man died an hour afterward.
on the arrival OF the ship Of the murder con
waved to the United States authorities and Ward and
Leech yesterday arrested and locked up in dov-
at Iail-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-16
THE LATE GEN HIRAM WALBRIDGE.

Col. Thomas w. Knox, writing on the 9th
inst ~ The Times lays these few kindly leaves On
Gen. Walbridge's grave:
Ten days ago took breakfast at tho same table WIN
Gen. Hiram Walbridge He about starting iOr can
forna and confident that the journey would DO MN
good Night before last attended the brief FUNERAL ser
vices his remains preliminary TO the more FORMAL
funeral at Washington. But up To very short time De
fore his death he confident of recovering and during
more than year OF poor health, never saw MIN des-
ponden Hopeful and cheerful about Others, he was no
less so about himself and, even with his body greatly
enfeebed he would never consent u remain lde AS
merchant, politician, and statesman, he was Wldey
known but, however warm may have been the pubic
appreciation OF his character, 1t cannot equal that OF
those who knew him personally. Always genial IN ne hs
greetings and his conversation. always looking on the
bright everything and full OF generous and kindly
acquaintance and friendship. Not many days before his
death he told this story OF his experience. While In
California he WAS associated with citizen Of that State
IN the ownership real estate one OF their tenants
was in arrears and they began suit against him. The
tenant came Wabridge, told ptiful story, said he
was utterly unable pay and wrought upon the feel
ings Of tho General that the latter withdrew the suit
without pressing IL 20 Judgment and let the man on
altogether. The partner made no objection when he
heard OF the affair." and the whole thing soon for
gotten. But afterward the tenant made some money.
and the partner vainly tried to collect the old bill He
would not pay, and then the partner brought suit
against Wabrdge for the money the gronnd that he
violated the partnership law in letting the man on be-
leve the affair cost him $4,000 10000 before II was
eulel.