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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, Chas Byne
Of No sO8 Fourteetst committed vest rlay charge OF
stabbng Lawrence Murray OF ~ Est Een N Tie sle VIII
knife.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan yester-
dav con mi,t James Holland for having pocket book
csnnq 40 from Patrick Murray OF NewIleyn. Conn Murray,
who was intoxicated the Segyen boat sans
v evening attacked Holland number Of other boys and
The bis pocket and found Hollands possession
Michael Duffy an No. 81 Greenwch. was he %
bail TO await n for forgery HeuTg Eng canage maker Of No.
ia Ebetst oath that trial before judge Cado5o
by him due tie defendant the latter
exhibited what purpo TO be receipts for Eve payments OF $50 zach
Mr. Env proved expert the mentioned ~ tie receipts
had been aeed png hgure from So TO $780, and
diet had consequently been rendered against Duly
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. March -.
M Sieauslip Mails
pISSFNGERS Sailed.

FOR SAvANNAHWn steamship Huntsville March Ia VI Cfst
more Daughtay Brady W. Austin and lady, Mrs r. = osE
and children. Charles Hart ladv and child Geo C. White
LYRRPOOL-In steamship City OF Antwerp March 1t ~
Chapman Henry Jones W Rosmad T. ShyeI Leonard Gger H.
Gibbs Laughln, jerry Houghton H. Gibbs
W s. Earshaw George W. Lay g. H. Hbban, Otto Jeshte M
Kmbs p Buckley H. W. singod and wife r. A. JansOn Her
L. NObhig.
FOR sAvASSAH-In steamship San Jaeinto Mareh I0 y H'r
B0uck Miss J.. Wells. Miss Duryea, Mrs j. w Duee
Rogers Mrs L. Dessert Mr Markham hehen John Ken
nelv H. Balsck Mrs Chas Ward, Mr and MR. y f.
Rardolpb Chsa W Frost Henri r. r. F. Hill J. p. Mn Louis
Mr. Harper and daughter Mrs Daniel Marvin jr N Mott
Can't Baoi wife II. Harheek Francis g. Flood
wser King Crane j., T H. Fa jr Mrs jos j. Crane Misc
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NOT TILE NATHAN MURDERER.

Detectives Woodbridge and Kclso, on Satur-
day night, arrested OF the guests of the National
Hotel, in Corandtst, suspicion of being Forester
the Nathan murderer. They at first certain that
he the assassin his general appearance not being
unlike that of Forester Fortunately for the suspected
man, the landlord was able TO assert, Of his own know-
edge that his guest was reputable merchant Of Proy
dence L. where he has been in business for the past
fifteen years. This alone saved him from nights in
generation at Police Headquarters
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The State bond market continues strong, with prices al
vancing There sharp rise i'm South Carolinas To-
day the January and July issues having been mostly
dealt n with sales at 90, against GO yesterday There
was reaction noted at the close, the price returning 10
Gs, Vrgnias in good inquiry, and per cent
better than last prices Tennessees also having advanced
to and Arkansas rs per cent. North Caronas and
Louisianas remain quiet and steady The following were
the bids.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-In steamship Manhattan March 2James
Burns John Plush NJ Pykena NJ Foytema Franz Hel
FROM sAvANEAI-In steamship Herman Livingston March Il
l. family d. Ben child and servant Mad
C. H. Js,hop Mrs r. Peacock. Nm Rysa, Mr HOP
pDger l. w. Neil McKeye W. Sutherland b. Sutherland J
d. Sutherland Sutherland w Henri y Williams o. B. Per
kns p Shofeh shilling T. D. CUR " NJ Gordon A Cci
j. Il Ttomss r. X Smyhe NJ Donohoe o. s. HAines A. Dyer
Gourey Could Eugene Wells Jno. Robbins, w. Schmidt L.
Peckham, and 10 10 tbe steerage.
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FEES IN BANKRUPTCY-MARsHA REGISTER.
In the United States District Court, on Sat-


urday in the case of William b. McGrath and George +.
Hunt banlrups, an application made for an order
directing Marshal Sharpe pay TO the assgnees of the
bankrupts certain moneys which, it is alleged, have been
wrongully taxed his fees and costs as Messenger
OF the Court The Marshal personally opposed the ap-
pcatOp and said in the OF his argument. that
an the trouble had been caused by Register Williams
who probably wished increase his fees in the case
Judge Bachford interrupted him at this point and said
that a remark by officer of the Government IN
relation another should not have been made and more
especially in like the present where the Mar
shals own and costs the subjects OF argument
ON taxation The sent back 10 the Clerk Of the
Court
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ERIE AND THE ENGLISH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


The Erie Railroad, j. Fisk, jr., aud Justin ID.
White director Of that road, brought suit year
ago against Robert A. Heath. II. l.. Raphael and three
other English stockholders Of The company get pos
session OF 1000 shares Of the stack, which bankers oI
Tie defendants had sent here TO be- examined Upon this
laet a bill Wa filed In The Stale Court, and 10 an
"a pdTte order obtained from Judge Barnard
tin.ng the defendants from retaining or re-
owing back tier stock aud James II. Cole
- Was appointed cr parfc ociyer To tate The stOck
u"h7ief u u las OUn HaIBr. Upon iis uTure.diBg
W "cI'htanl. hose stock H been hriIc ION ed tho
80 inter th' acl al CoDHcss, INTO the Circuit Cont Of
~. OMtsl ftaies, aud put iu their answer 10 the bin
ut. VI MOTION Was gwen 90 dIraOyc fe lninncfluu
N's 'Ae S'o'k returned ~ tbe Ic,C under lHc udcf
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is due to the large payments customs esis7on 6T,
which averaged nearly 100000 per day. and the exports
OF treasure given in another coumnl. These exceeded in
amount the disbursements OF the Treasury for the week.
which s2532Cs2; Of thls sOOo0o represented the
usual weekly sale. The following shows the condition Of
the New-York City BANKS az compared with last week;
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Observation-Disclosures II

Supreme Court bdmbers-BY Judge Cardozo-
Andrews ut Kneeand-Moon granted Fss gt HoscAerMouor
granted Mason MaxweMouoD grsntd kircler sgt ScH-
Motion granted Comings ag Coming AGraniei Marshal AT Me
e-Settei In the Of the application Of Wilhemni
Krokme and others Infants Motion granted
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Excess legal eseTye $Jl72On SlS4Olp pcc'$-' '
The movement OF the Treasury during the coming
week covers the purchase of two millions Of hyet~en-
ties on Wednesday and the sale of one million gold on
Thursday. The Government bond market has been
quiet during the day, and without feature, closing
steady We do not learn OF any new subscriptions TO
the new loan either here or in London, 1t having oceh
formally brought out in the latter market yesterday
Fisk.& Hatch report az follows at p. H.:
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Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were /:

The subjoned table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF active stocks United States securities and gold
made during the week. well the closing prices Of
each at the dates aforementioned:
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REGENTS of fractional currency for the week were
sGOI 500; shpments-notes, $2,23926s fractional cur
rency Treasurer Spinner holds IN trust as secu
rtv for national bank circulation 1858 S3jo, and for
public deposits, sl5slI,5OO; mutilated notes burned
during the week. S6l7 $685. total amount burned >39,7s
G2; bank currency issued for bills destroyed during the
week SG64 320 bank circulation outstanding S3l0G6755
National Gold Bank circulation issued TO date, S580o;
fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the
week. s6333n internal receipts to-day, SOJ95i;
receipts for the fiscal year to date, ilO5 s07,7G
We are unable TO give tables Of the foreign com
merce of the port full, owing to the continued delay
nj the Custom House The statistics Of the exports OF
domestic produce and the imports Of general ner-
chandsc are now several weeks behind time.
The following are the dry goods imports for the week
ending March and since the beginning of the year:
Entered at the port. $3:788 S324 +i976.8
Thrown on market. 3.537,3S J35JsJ 4@oAl
Faere All a. ie s2o g7oGs s2l7Osq7 s21O7eo7
Thrown on markell. 2nli5b0j 2lRl2,59l 25to3u5
The exports OF specie for the week ending March H.
follows
Total the StS1o
Previously reported 0S9'''
Total since jan l. l87.....................S9 863s4
Tie following is comparative statement of the ex
ports Of specie from the port of NewIork to foreign
ports for 20 years, from JAM to March H. lS7 and for
.t,, co,.rasnonbnp periOd I'm the undernoted
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Gold has been dull and steady, the volume OF business
having been limited, and all the sales at llltelnt Inc
rates paid to have balances carried were 49, ex GEAR
ing House2 and ~ per cent The days business at tne
Gold Exchange Bank as follows: Cold ceareu'
ss56OsOOO; gold balances s57s925; currency paceS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-13

Contrary To general expectation. the bank statement
toneht ia decidedly unfav orable showing decrease in
specie and legal tenders increase in deposits aud an
,Ipanslon OF nearly millions In loans the move
,nent eventuatng loss in the not reserves OF s7S
49, AZ will be seen BY the analysis The specie decrease
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ise,.. 6l7 sun ss... sos Moon l2:O0
stpdy Hook Cows Island 80 Hell Gate 2li
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RAPID TRANSIT TWEED NON co,iMlrrAL.

number Of Taxpayers, chairmcn and com
milteemen OF the Citizens East and West Side Assoca-
lions. met Sdtur lay at the Counting House VI John
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The money market has been abundantly supplied with
offerings on call at per cent rs the more common r".e
Though exceptions were reported at 3d5 good de
I'D "a repored for discounts which have found ready
sale at the following current rates:
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corpT CaLENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERsCARD1zo. "OPENS az ~ a. mCa
endsT called at y.
Calendar exhausted.
SUPREME CorKT-SPEcAL TERx-BRsDY. "opens at II n
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Ia
6. futile
Issues OJ !
10. .Kinsmau at. CunnjngtOn.
81. Evans at. O'Brien.
50. johnson agt. Van Nostrsnd.
qj. SANFORD agi hcGay.
80. Graham agi. Whitney.
lo8. Page agt. Mcdonald.
100. FLORIDA r. k. Co. agt. y.
eh0use Co.
lI3. Bovine agt. Leyeriige.
la. same at. same.
It's. King AIT. KNAPP.
suPKKEE COURT-CWcrIT-PA
~
1..Prcund agt Freund.
2. .Freani sgf freuud.
3liiRC). .iseger sgt. Kelly Sh
Z1sJ iOl8). BleecEeT AIT. Fordhal
235 ORC. Coulter sgt Board Of j
ucauOh for the City AMI Z
Of \. y.
81. She'd ACT. Montgomery.
II. .Eskin agt. Baxter -,
IS. First Nat Bank, Rockyill
Conn, agt Lambert.
%. .Corbett agt Lew.
90. Lesser AIT. n. Y. Guarani
and Indemnity Co.
10i. .Emberson sgt. Weeks.
SUPREME COURT CIKCvIT-Part
a m.
COMMON PLEAs-GgNERAL TER
DAILY. J. -
Appeals
]. Cray at. RedSeld.
2. .Moneuse agL Monense.
II. .Wattingt0n ayt. Kil5reih
COMMON PLKAs-PAKT I.-DOEv
CO.. .Tregear sgt Dry Doc
Broadway Il Battery X.
Go.
.Mefwiu ct al. agt WeIeil
al.
&C. .Tnphagen sgt. Brueninghal
sen.
$40. Hoover agt. Beekman FL
Insurance Co.
Jz7. Same AIT. CrOion FIRE Ii
sur1nc- Go.
557. .Kirch0fi agt. BlumeDthsL
So. Mccall "a az agi. Peal
MARINE COURT-TRIhL TEMP
5325. EerIynisLye at. Hawser.
49,. .Pendrell ag'. Watts.
1904. .Rsuh sgt. Cohen.
4g6l. .HuSe agt. Mcssler.
1868. .Oppeuheimer agt Tuska.
1913. .BrittertOn sgt. Thin-a,e.
X. Co.
1914. .Sloman agt. Howland.
5O42. .Purly sgi. Fish.
500. Blessing act Harrington.
52S8. .Neschk sgt Marx.
5lgJ. Baker agt. Vanderbilt.
SIG. Prime AT. Benedict
sk3l. Klein AT Bapaugh.
5ls4..Mittrsobt agL BsTg0n.
Sol. Berly agi. Ruck.
5328. liar. agL Nye.
PART Il1.-JOACHlsi
5Ofl. .Micheis agt. Ayers.
527J. Williams agt. Sackett.
800. .Krause agt. Brill
C0rHT OF GENERAL SESSION
/. Thomas Pendergast, mayhei
2. Th0ina. Schmiit, burg .arT.
8. james n. Brady. burglary.
4. James Mcclure and Jam
smith. burglary.
5..lla Ray, graui larceny.
d. Emma Williams, grand Ia
ceny.
5..D8niel Flyun and Dennis Co
roy. grand Larceny.
rNiTED STATEs DISTRICT Con-
Opens
Ii8. n. Wirsor ct al. agt Steam
Rebrcca Clyde.
81. Hugh Mckay agt. hio'
Fashion.
| 49,. j. n. Anderson sgt. Schooa
Wm. Is. Mann.
.. .JOse de Reverb agt NJ.
Wilder.
q. Knapp & PerdOn agtSehoon
Caroline.
1 ftssJs - - itithiir " Als -
steamer Gen. McCuilom.
80. James Tyl-r agt. Steam
Gen HcCulloIn.
30. a. +. llore az. Steamer &c
McCull0m.
/ CRY COuKT, BKOoKLYs-PAhT,
| lk9. .Nhi'e ayt ConfOy.
/ H6. Kennedy agt. Campbell.
~. Pol ems agi. Cartwright.
/ us. Beer. AIT FOEleL
10. Van Ripper agt. Stein.
l..Maflens Agt Moerl
J.Phillips aFt Campbell
ri nell at. Kuick. Ice 60.
-. .Jrnnerich az. Wai,rhury.
PART lll-Judre TnoaPs,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0l O'CLOCK A. VI.

sails B0ads.
5000 Z s. $50 Con - ......l2l 29@o e. $50 Con
5OOl T. = $40 Goa 65......2, 21OOU & Sc 1910 Coa.
5000 q. = so Reg C.......l
Boaa-kdiroGd RarOad-h1Pres
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON DISCUSSED.

TIE TREATY OF WASHINGTON DISCUSSED.
LONDON, Thursday June 20, 1871.
In the House of Lords, tonight, Lord Oran-
more moved a resolution expressing regret that the
Queen had been advised sign the Treaty Of Washing
ton bargain unbecoming the honor and dignity OF
the country. Its conditions, he said, IN conflict
with the instructions given abect and humiliating,
and irritated Canada without concilatinG America.
The Earl OF Airie defended and praised the Treaty
The Earl of Lauderdale said it gave everything to the
United States withou. securing equivalent for En-
gland. Lord Houghton satisfied with the compact,
it would prevent future quarrels. Earl Gran.
vile closed the debate with vigorous defense of the
don OF the Government, and the motion Of Lord oran
more defeated without division.
In the House of Commons Mr. Gladstone hoped that
early day would he fixed for the discussion of the
Treaty Of Washington
Sir Charles Dixie opened the question Of the ballot.
denied that voting by ballot had proved failure in
the United States. The debate continued by Sir
stafford Nortboote. and
Disrael until adjournment
The delegates OF the American Evangelical Alliance TO
confer with the of Russia given banquet at
Richmond last evening by the Evangelical Alliance OF
England Thomas Hughes, NJ p, gave them reception
today The Emperor Napoleon has visited London ana
has been reelected a member Of the Army and Navy
Cub.
The little ship City Of Ragusa from New-Nork arrived
Of Queenstown to-day.
boiler explosion occurred at Kidsgrove 10 day. ocea-
.onng the death Of men, while 10 others were ser
ously injured
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entered upon hazardous career there can doubt
And what is singular is, that no outward reason
has been apparent for the Emperor Francis Joseph
resolving upon this sudden change OF home potlcs i
said that the instruction upon which Count HohenWart
acts that an with the Czechs is to be the
political object that to precedence Of every other
II to have been thought necessary to ahenate
their sympathes from Russia These sympatmes are
certainly not dangerous at present II there Dc uanger
to Austria ii can only from Germany and 1t is thus
provoked instead Of being removed. Moreover things
were going smoothly enough in Austra wealth and
population we're ysibly increasing at rate hitherto
altogether unknown in that ancient empire The new
legislation the result Of constitutional rule has had not
little to do with this. The finances were improving
slowly, it is true-and seemed likely to improve stu
more.
1t appears to be extremely difficult for continentd
monarchs TO realize the golden political rule tht tne
business Of sovereign is to do nothing al al puV
merely TO keep his place as the emblem OF interior
peace and 70 let things have their way as the move
ments OF public opinion in its legazed expression Drng
on; that reform is only what proceeds from the
concord compromise OF the whole OF the organs estaD
lshed by law and that everything else is revolution 1t
is hut natural that seeing the strange proceedings OF the
Austrian Emperor the neghboring German press is on
the search for utor objects not apparent at first sight
Thus anonymous pamphlet attributed to the Arch
duke Abrech Of Austria and Of which the fourth edition
has been printed already is much scanned here In this
sense. 1ne language is moderate enough, Dut OF
bearing there be doubt 1t is unconditional i'm
peachment Of the aggressive policy of Prussia, as
far her against France is concerned, and
ing against her future designs t advocates incessant
vigilance and armng the teeth for this purpose. Ii
says that Gambettas levy masse though from lack of
preparation unsuccessful, yet proved that tins is the
only way match the aggressive strength Of the Prus
sian army.
The other day. the sixty girls that to welcome the
returning army at the Brandenburg Gate had meeting
the Town Hail. in which the question of their attire
definitely settled 1t is to be that Of Margaret in
Kaulbachs sketch Of her first meeting with Faust Two
plats Of their own hair hanging down the back are In
dispensable. They pledged mutually and to the
municipal authorities account to false hair 1t
is attempt denitivey to get rid of the chgnOn, which
viii probably prove successful for they have resolved
the encouraging the otherafter once having rsked
IL keep to the paits Sixty wealthy young ladies may
do much-perhaps much an Empress. Their meeting
place the day of the entry will be the Blucher House,
near Brandenburg Gate where the Princess Blucher
entertaDs them at lunch.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
BARON GERoLT's FAREWELL.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-BarOn Gerolt to-day
took formal leave of the President Envoy Extraor
dnary and Minister Plenpotentary OF the Emperor OF
Germany. He made the following remarks on the oc-
casiOn:
Mr.. PRESIDENT: After a residence Of more than
quarter OF century in your great country as repre-
tuaI interests which been developed during that
time between the United States and Prussia In union
ft q, 5a me qssas e Ss-tf Il ff,isso
conviction that the friendly relations between the Coy
and the people of the two nations have be-
more and more intimate and durable, TO the ben
eft OF the national prosperity well 10 the Of
true liberty and civilization In both countries. Mr. Pres
dent, in taking leave OF your Excellency, beg TO ten
der most respectful thanks for the many proofs OF
Kindness and good will have received from yourself
in the performance OF my official duties during
my residence in Washington, and TO express my sI-
cerest wishes for your welfare and for the happiness Of
the people and my friends In this country, where have
passed the best part Of my life.
The President replied follows:
BARON: / need not assure you that your relinqush
ment of position the diplomatic representative
of your sovereign here Will occasion general regret in
which cordially You have been so long accred
tied TO this Government that you have had unusual OPP
pOrtunes of forming acquaintances not only with
public but with others OF my countrymen. Many
O them have become your personal friends They VIII
lament that your proposed departure may deprive them
of future intercourse with Your experience i'll af
fairs elsewhere well as here has undoubtedly
dered your suggestions sometimes, especially critical
occasions, in a high degree useful. Will add that, not
wthstandng your absence, your Jealous and successful
endeavOrs 10 strengthen the friendly relations between
respective countries not likely 20 be thwarted
which may be In my power toward consolidating them
My best wishes attend you
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES
TIE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE AUSTRIAN MIN

RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE AUSTRIAN MIN
IsTER PRESIDENT AND THE CHAMBER.
lTBOM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
BERLIN, June 12.-'fhe tIrIn of events OF
which Vienna. TO all appearance is about TO become the
tLeaer beginning 10 cast here everything else into
the background. The hazardous dongs OF the Hohen-
"a' Ministry are construed by the press OF Berlin into
settled resolution TO initiate the conflict between the
Crown and the Prussan Chamber eight years The
Prussan journals have but little faith however, In
Count HObenwau proving successful As Bismarck
he and his soverega zoo generally considered
kAre doomed mes, . victims Of a hopeless infatua
Ton. Even should Count Hohenwart for the present
toeceea In getting tlr upper hand the Austrian Reich
stsg ana Of the constitutional German party with the
help OF the czechs Poles and South slsvonisns will they
rot make U.s. their provincial autonomy by which
they are TO be hFed themselves st more from
'he Empiref And will not the Germans OF Bohemia and
horavfa, thus leh 10 the mercy Of their relentless
enemies, at once turn their eyes away from Vienna
10 Berlin and Munichi II they should reyolt-and the
y arises in Germany hat they ought not to be left TO
Asr faes there the rem0test chance Of Austria being
soe " Withstand the stormi That the present oddly
composed AustriaDt Ministry, Of which hardly single
saHssF hos been meBsteDea before D print. has
New-York tribune., 1871-06-30
GERMANY.

sTRI0Us MINING RIOTS-THE MILITARY CALLED
OUT-ANNESTY FOR POLITICAL OFFENDERS
BERLIN, Thursday, June %. 1871.
Terrible riots have occurred among the
,rers in the Imperial Iron Works at Konigshuette in
enesa The office Of the Superintendent OF the Mines
and the prison were destroyed by the rioters, who then
commenced plundering the Jewish residents OF the
town The Uhlans called on 70 put down the dis
,nrbances and cleared the streets, killing seven OF the
,oirers rounding 60 and arrestng co. Martial law has
been proclaimed.
The Emperor has granted amnesty to all natives OF
Asace and Lorraine under for political or mill
,sry oenses except where such otenses are combined
with ordinary crimes
Prince Bismarck, as Chancellor OF me Lmple' mas
l,d in the first issue Of 81 100000 Of German bonds in
,erest on which will cease on the of January next