New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
GERMAN PATRIOTIC AID SOCIETY.

Mr. Philip Bissinger of No. 10 JOhn-st.,
Treasurer OF the German Patriotic Aid Society, ac~
knowledges the receipt of the following subscriptions In
aid Of the widows and orphans by the war with Europe
dahl Coz 5000; Baron Won Gerolt, 900 DT D. Bocs-
sing, $500 Philip Bssinger 500 0ershs 90 liz ia;
berg $780, ii. Becker Co.. 500 Fred Ninar, G. Rose,
Sons An $500 Mrs steSay, s Johannes Lena,
$500; Rutten x BOun, so Passafahs o.
Amsinck, $500 Rich'd sche $3.50 Herm Koop & Co.. 800;
l.. n. Hoffman, $1,000 j. & W. sehgmdn Co, slOG
sic, $500 E. PaSensteGt & CO., $780, Chas Unger Co..
$3.50 NJ. r. Batter. $500; Kremelberg 4 CO., s2'o A.
Reeknagel Co. $1,000 L. Walter, $50 E. O. loel s5c
Carr Amann, $3.50; Dr. c. Henschel, $500 A. Belmont 81
Co., 81 OOO Kinchart Co., $500; PoIenhusen kong,
sl,0OO Ii. Booker Co, $1,000.
AT THE CoNsULATE's.
The Consulate of the North German Com
federation crowded from early morning until late at
night with Prussans anxious have their passports
signed, to return to Europe and h thelr Inll-
taIy duties. From all parts OF the State men arrive
news received at the Consulate has been anticipated BY
the dispatches published IN The TRIBUaE.
GERMAN PROTEST.
The German Workingmen's Union, repre-
sentng about two dozen trade organizations in discuss
ing the war between Germany and France has come TO
the conclusion they ought to protest against the
being carried ON in the Interest OF dynases and
not in the interest OF the people A committee OF nNe
Deeu duuItss on euhJcSd
SIXTEENTH WARD ORGANIZATION.
The Germans of the Sixteenth Ward have
formed an gaEizatOn to aid the cause Of Prussia. An
Executive Committee composed OF the officers Of tho
organization and number Of collectors, has been APP
pointed, the object OF which is to take up monthly sub
scriptons. DIR. Gerke and Mr. j. seip delegates To
the General Committee, and the following officers hayo
been elected: President, A. n; Rosenheni Vce-Pres-
dent, G. Dnks; cretaries, Messrs Cohn and schleS
cher; Treasurer, A. Scheldier
A GERMAN REGIMENT IN NETWORK.
The Germans of the Thirteenth Ward held
large and enthusiastic meeting last evening at Voss
Hcadquart,rs No. 1874 BrOOme-st. The Rev. Mr. Schei
bel who figured cOnspicuOusy in the German revolution
OF s was elected President and Fred Voss secretary
The President upon taking the chair, made powerful
address, in which he stated the object of the meeting to
be the organization Of regiment 10 gh fOrthe UNITY ana
independence Of the German fatherand. A Committee
consisting Of Mr. Noss and the Chairman was appolntedO
call upon Prussan Consul and offer him the services
PrIssian army. large number signed the cnrollment
list, and after listening To some patriotic music, the
meeting dispersed to meet again next Monday evening.
THE GERMANS OF YoRKvILLE.
A preliminary meeting of the German inhab-
itants OF Yorkve was hed last evening at lIengess
Brewery corner Eghty-seyenthst. and Fourthave.
Mr.. E. ID. Krebiel was appointed President, q. Fem
sterer, Secretary and Messrs Hardeman j. Fenserer,
j. j. s. hillinger, j. FeneTabend, and Fenerabend
Committee to arrange for mass meeting on Wednesday,
Aug 3
THE FRENCH AID SOCIETY.
The Executive Committee, consisting of IS
members, which was appointed at the French Aid
meeting at Delmonieos Monday evening, have per-
manently organized and elected the following ocers
President, T. Gerdy; Viee,presdent' a. u. ouninei
Meetings will be held at Dem0nicos every Thursday
evening. The subscriptions thus FAR amount 10 about
Government through It's Minister at Washington, 40
count Of the proceedings.