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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19
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T oUIsIANA DIVISION

EEw ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
New Orleans to DOnaldsOnviIEe-sIx
three Miles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

a 1'1UhN q / 3 At La VT,
~ VAACE ..'.s.'....-.'.....,..... NOTICE.
y. AUGUS'TIE, attorney at law, No Al Exchange
slley, register in bankruptcy before the Tnitsd
states Courts, register Of the unvoluntarv -banI.
ruptey OF the Bank Of Louisiana viii receive and
attend 70 the admission Of claims Of creditors on
~ o'es, oegosts shares etci will prepare and see
" W tne ADMISSION OF balance sheets of bankrupt
e5es and procure in short time, passports from
" @snIngkon. my29 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19

North German LIOVd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS VIA HAvRE, soUTHAMPToH Asg
HAVANA,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
mo clearances at the Customhouse yesterday
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03

Der srr6en natipnalen Samilie. Gs III leitt ST
t~esreiftn, taB 8raufrri9 fd cbne has prineip
Der Grbli&fsit bes Sbrones auf ben Stancpunft
@sriec's uni Der gsrsinistsn Stantsn felt. Gs
ibrsitet alSeana auf BEN @ese i6neler aaaos
flung srran. Die Srlsaniitsn iins tarrn ni6t
itsr,sust. sic mS6tsn bic jesise Gage ir rueni5
ats mrsIit intsrn, une fird'ten bic &efprmen,
weIfs bic 8iidfebr ees l~ssitimsn aSnistbams be-
sleiten ~fpiiresn. Gin grin; ron Srlsans tOnntt,
mic fe msinen, gan; unrsrmertt aui ben Sbrrn
Der Spnsparte's idliirfsu, feline geneeruns tuars
nptbmencis. Oas 1T cs, mas pisIe ~inisrer suten
Bourgeois ia sintiIeen. gHir seletsn, RAP bas
fir brei Icnats mSslid mare, absr auf eins rau.
ernts Ssrri6aft tabcn BIC Orleans nod psnissr
@usli6ten, ais bic 9apeiepnicsr. Tisis lsBtsren
wiirrs it Sas Gplf sbsr ssfaasn laien. Ssute 1T
aIlo bic 8rase wieper ssiteut, ME 1902, Oh tas
Saus Bourbon auf isine Re6te ssrsi6tcn nil.
Der @raf pom @bamtpre bat Die Int,pcrt seses
ber: Steiner rire IS pasei, mir zen bsleipisen-
ben 8priblas 81 MAIDEN, i'd, icle meirrr SaiGt
untreu tprresn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Tranfrci6 d..

GspiIs slnbdnssr Der yrinsen Don SrIsans
babsn Gin 8ulicns. project aasssba&t, tppnaG Der
@raf Gbambprt a~bbanfsn wirbe ;u @unisn bts
@rafsn bon paris. Nan ~erinusrt iG, taB aud
Ypnaparte, ais or trltsr Goniul mar, eintn abn.
liten S1ritt that ineera or an 2ubpis XVIII.
baHtlbs snfnnsn fsQts. @ir rsprpsueiren bic
antpprt, wsl9s or erbislt: SD feae Bonaparte
altrbinss nibt btnen sIsit, wsl&t ibm pprbsr-
sinsen i'd i&dbe feline 3apfsrfsit, feline militai.
riltsn Ialtntr, id wsie ibm Oant fir siniss
afts Der gtrpaltuna bonn bas 0uts, rsl&ss
man msinsm golis srwsih pirb mir fsts tbsusr
iein. absr or irrt f&, psnu er bpHt mid gum
gsr,i&t auf msins Rs&ts ;u bepsssn +; int @s.
stntbtil bsfdtist sr ls ia, wsnn fe iibsrbauPt
lpsiftlbaft iein ~fonnttn, bur& ben S1ritt, ben
u in bitism austnblids tbut. SD weib ni@t,
pel6t abi9ttn 8ptt nit mir unb msinsm TOIfe
bat, absr i'd isnns bic pai9tsn, psI@s or mir
aufrlsst; i& tuerSe Fs bis ;u ratinsrn Iestsn
atbsm,uss %srfiQen ais tin Sebn tes beilisen
9ubpis psrst i9 mid, pit or Ielbf, su a6tsn
piGtn, itltlt in ben asttsn ais Gin Nabfolser
Grans l. nil i9 INNER nit ibm iprt9sn fSnnsn {:
SD babe alss p~srloren, nur bic Gbrs ni6t. Die.
fer Yrirf mar wiirbis ess Sbsrbauptss ess pau.
lts Bourbon. @snn bic Nstsnumfanee bsuts
aud anbsre lno, 70 fiBsr f6 cod i'm @runpe
stnsmmsn bieisnisen, pslts bic gttanturs
Seinri6s v. b%strsitsn, auf e%isslbsn yrineipisn
sssr pislmsbr auf b%snieIbsn Ranssl an Yrinei-
pisn. Die Gage mar ubns 3psifel fir ben erlisn
Gpnlul sinliser, bonn CT bate Der fransSfi&sn
Raticn mtbr Disniie seleifst ale has Saus Or.
leans ie sa ltiisn in, StanSs mar. Die abban.
flung III elm l%Inlnn, cine Ssrni&tuns bee Grb,
I&aftsprineips. Col f4 has srtIi3s aOnistbum
BON StlbR in Gin Wablf0nistbum umbilesn?
sBtnn Der Graf ssn GbambOrp nur stn Is6t
bate, 70 fSnnis or f@ bsRsn sntaubsrn. atsr sr
bat cine pFiGt, u erfiasn. Ri&t in isinsm per.
fSnliasn SntsrsGe III bic CAP Der arOns itm auf.
ssbirbst; Der lOnisIi&s Wias frmuit bsim an.
faa bes 5bronss ni9t In Ystra6t. Die SttlD
lung bts aSniss IN bic 1nss Gamilisnsatsrs In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
d tes

alus arnsbrrs pire ssitrieben Der @an'
sel an 9ebrtraften fir bic @olfsl6uls 1T lebr be-
benfli6 sspcrten. Seim Yssinn css laufsnesn
SsmstsrS parsn int bieiissn &esierunsstesirfs
"a ShullrIsn rnbsisst, a~bssisbsa pom senen,
melbe nur spn i6pa6n Yraparanoen bsptsnt
puresn. SIM Sabre 1869 fsbltsn I'M preubii6en
Staats 41O3 porsstiluets @cltsi6ulstrer. IS
il tiss Elm @otblanb, 10 srni, 10 tsicrsnibsrrs-
sent, ba6 fb alien an Der S4ulserpaltuns BE-
tbsilistsn 5aetoren bic bsiliss yRi9t aufcranssn
mub, ssmisltsn surb ts1srs Dptiruns Der S@ul-
itelsn absubsfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Gin. ratbislbafte aruntbeit fanS tar,liS in

Cine rltbielbafte aranfbeit fanS firSliS in
8ar&isnnss tn Granfrsi@ unsrpartsts Ssilans.
Gin eanemann lit felt sspei Ronatsn an 3alam-
msnsisbunstn Der bintern S6lunspartis, bic iba
am Spre9sn ssrbintsrte unb has S6luden xnS
atbmsn sri4psrts unb am 8sri8Iinssn Der &C.
rinshen Habruns binbsrts. SauFs bate sr
gluipudsn, ia srSbers Slutsrsiht unS id0n
mar or aufsssebsn tpOrosn. ais Der @siltli@e, pfr
ibm bic lssts DsIuns CAB, nabsr nod Der Snt'
isbuus forI&te. als or nun srfubI ZAP bel Der
Grnts Der Grfranfts in pOaier 5iBs f6 an sinsn
Bad sslest uni in poQsn 3dssn bas hisbsnst
WaG.r .insdossn battt, Sa bsfann f9 Der Huge
@sifliae nidt LANCE. or ISfs cine rsi&Iids Men.
&C BON Gal, in Iauwarmtn WaHsr auf uns CAB
Is bsm aranfsn ~ trinftn. lnt fsbs sa! Gs
pau.rte ni4t LANCE. pa brad It insn SIutesd
aus, ben or beim Irinfen sinssi@ludt bate. o.
fort bsierts f& iein 3ufans, uns 1T CT spisSsr
mpblauf unb arbeitet pie fribsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Maaemeine Meaulationen.

Der iinitrri&t b,siant an, sraen gisntas TN Ser,tiabtr
unb f&feft ON tritn Suk.
Gin gutter Ntnihsr Character rirb zen isstr i'd sur Hut.
uabms Nttenftr %stfrrhert.
Sssts s,rt am bic slasr aslSs, RE t,snssr ass,sisit,n an.
atneFen Ane.
. Nue rem etn G~tuttntsu stbraaStsn 3aSsr fne Der Gin.
a&t bee Ttrsetsrs nrterreIttr.
SsrtH.e rtresn ole erti plrHatt an bic Gl,srn ssfanet sen
an lie 9srmansu er Stuesntsr. nm eisie ubsr bic @efune.
ri. Bttraeen une 5rriftrttts itrsr SseHe rttr @auel Ju
tenaHri&tieen.
- Tas Snhitui atst Allen oftn. Dte Rsisisn. mtSt
esfebrt rirt, IN bic Rsmif6 .8aiboliiSt. set rsrssr he rsi'
sSfen 4unthn Gneerssianbieer uurt ttstHtraStet.
Nnsafn GHnielnkeiten Eenke man f6 on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Mus a0nissbers pirs se9rieben %

WI
bSrt psbl ,u ben ~isltsnsn Griteinunssn, sab Elm
iunssr Rann BON f54 Sabrsn bas @YmnaIum
nit BEN 3eusnide Der &sifs rsrlabt bic llniosr'
fiat beIu6t feds @0nais Sarauf ron aSnissbtrS
mad Bonn ssbt unS talS sarauf giNifsnt i'm sb9'
diali,dsn Snlitut wirD, natesm or Sur@ isins
mifrUltcpii9m llntsriu@unssn uns sur& feline
bsrucrrassnbsn asnntuiNs in ssr gbylOlOsis bic
aufmsrflamtsit her Yr0fsdcrsn, bier sss @s-
bsimratbes YFissr, auf f4 ssIsntt. Dieter Jun
&c @unm ssbOrt uniersr StaSt aOnisstsrs an
uns ii Der SObn Sss Or. 8OIHbsrs, Rslisions'
Isbrsrs Der SynasOstn'@ smsints. Seine @r-
belt .atsr bic Spannuns Der slutsais in ben
eunsenrapiaarsa" nit elmer aafsl (Ssparatat'
brud. Bonn, bel @tOrsi. 1871. @. 300, has
&siultat Suesrf merf~iirSiser Ssiu3t IT fur
piSiis ssnus sebaIisn p0rssn, in sas "ar@te
fir bic aeIammts Vbsfelosit bss Nsnitsn ans
Der 1bisrs" aufssnommsn su ~srpen'"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
ssir lsieu i'm ,.3ei&sanyissr" sas Ssins

gSir Isisu i'm ,,&ei&san,eiser" sab GENE
9aisitat Der aSnis RON preusen, auf gcritlas
Sbrsr @ajefat Der aaiisrin unS aSnisin, an
22i2 Srauen unb Sunsfrausn, aus alien @ausn
Tsutldlanbs unb Guropa's, pas gsreisnIfreaI
fir in, lsBten 8riese selsifete Oienife, ;u rsrlsi'
ben ~alsrsnapisf serubt babsn.
Inter bitler unesbeuersn |nSatI bsfnpst ft
aud ni6teine einsiss eurem burss'
rim: Elm Yrpeis, ZAP bic nntanftarfsit ni6i
Gin ipseiFidss slttribat Der eursmburssr it, pis
siss in Der lsstsn .3sit bic ssutitsn, uni btiOn'
eers bic trisrii&sn .3situnsen bauFs 3u srwab'
men belieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03

Die ,,6crmania" BON Berlin bat !irsli& bic
gerlinsr gOltssts, bic aud ssitartifsI sssen bic
Stluitsn bring, bel elmer bSien Verps&ieluns CT
tappt. @sssn esn prptst ces &ssensturssr Ga
iinp's tibrt bic vYulfs;ts." einsn fran3O6i&en
Sif6Of uns aufmsrtlamsn YeOba@ter isinsr
Hetenmsni@sn, Iamsns carbon im's Gslo.
9siastsr Carbon mar inbeB lsirsr isiues 3ei6sns
ni1t yiitSt ~icnpsrn S9auipisi-D i6tsr,
une beist nit 9crnamen 9ietcrien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03

Dr General Giiep, srisssminifsr III 6rani'
reid une Der YrisarssensraI 8aitcuI battsn nab.
rsns sss nun tsenpistsn ariesss has @slubss &C.
maGt, falls is ibrsn Osssn ni&t bsn yrsubsn ~
Giieen ,u lssen trau6ttn, b~sntlbsn In slhdIi6srn
1asen na6bsr ~ ssn 8iiesn Der b. Inna, Der
Yatronin Der @rstuns Isssu 81 pOasr. SarsIi&
babsu bic s.issu nun ibr @sInbps selOst-Sra'
no
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
9esartemtut.

Irttft &loHc Gnalii6t SnErHamen, gerstau, SIRE
.iuna, Wsbtutuassn, gln @eiEi6te une Geographic. gftnt.
t6t G~l.t.tbsmsfrHts, etpmeris. ariesn5metrit. phpft. "a.
,sixiid. @,tetii6, 8rar;SfiS, DsutiS sne SPaniif, Ireua
serGnfdtl, 3sasniFs fur zen &atbslieismas.
3reits &laHt RsetltuHseu, 9petsrti&t SssatttH,
9eei!, g~klrfrYfis. 9n3lii&e eiitratur, @riHiiSs alterttnus.
,untt, Sctonit, ahrparinie, aaaIptifae @trmetrit, Sans,
mede1, Gtsnis, faisin.f&, @rishiiS, 9susniHt far ten Rd.
isrlietsriaf, 5~sanssgfe. Etrtid uHs SranifS (pesn &C..
p6nftt.
0rft aIaHe GasIii6t siiraiar. BsG.ntli&e Tssat.
ten, asait unftrpb.Hf. 9ttif. 2frensmts. @tslesis, gere1.
nane, Sieaisrirttf6ait 9attinif6. @rit6ti6. 5ran,Said.
Dtuff8 rut Sraniit (pcrr aer,urIntl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Sr. Benedict, Director.
1farrer y. 6ofe.
pfarrer y. M. Nbbclm
O. M pehIun aen

Nep. ~. Ssis, Sif&si srn "a Croft,
S... 2. :. ssss ssS"s. ge ssTss.s S Ssrs' s.Ha.
Ebr,p. q. Df. 1elep, yrair!t sa dtttn. sBts.
Gbrm. Sshu 3awier, 4" .
No. xeiismapsr, &sap "
8: &@nsissrt ssas us.. 2 ,
%. $salsp.. dss. ssnfss. Sens. 49,.
M. C'Hrien, Gee, WtSrsesr. Soma.
Gbrp. .. u. Utabsnsp. Dubuque. Ssvd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03

Yer Girpsei Ter Holenetr ~ lett Jnnren IN ieeer tafbgji9ta
Samilts ole ~miutomrFrer Sausfreunp ~anaeisbeu pup III
ameritd aatin IN IA - 100000 @renpla.eu oertrettet.
Die gusfaitmie ciscs stR Satreanes III iden, Der Yrtis
biaie ure pige ndtftetl :re tGrie SRbdltsan,eist tsweilen.
has ft duG rtr 32fs Ssffsass IN ruretser gDeiie ben frp0e.
rtu ar'HlitEi
8 - icae. itr bseT, IN 9oprt uRe gilt. 1. Satsr In,
i :. ape Maria. ~Ssrafabrt ees pfiesrs. NIT Spl;f&utt.
J es Ertb an, agrFtr. ca III @pttts SlIfe am ndbhea.
: irttclihes ariesstut. nit 6sljiSnttt. Ger aro6e atr
& Jtaub III Stalisr in, S~eptsrnter 1870, init 2 'Bidnitttn.
5>tierlsi 9trdnen. g3,f unS Stcr4 rter ses gant ersssr
Screen. nit Solsi6nitt. Der 3wsf betlist bic W3ttd. :"
Gin Srdutiadm nicer !. len. Cine pplteteei&i6tr b5brn
Stples. NIT 6rlifbniit. ainser. Dtsputatien. DIE Wort
G~snisbatn une Iuuuei sd dtneii&sn 8sri6teu. Gttvds
Sen Zen 9uftbaurner u anesren grfneunsen. NIT 2 Bill
bern. Gtpas pom St.rtrsut In frsmesr Sans. Gta sut
miitbiser genrnsr. ~. %9pl;f6uit. Die prpfespr, pberSds
ttlrSste. Der treue SIne ssn Msnhpja. @ttt Der Sartro-
ME. nit 5 Silbsrr. 1reltrlsi reus Gtisnbabntn, NIT Dol,
l6uitt. S6us Dor Sem Bile. Die 3iesunsr, nit 6o1ftnttt.
uettr bic gDsItteecbenbeitsn iet benz CONNER 1870. Der
9srlua in ben S6la6ten iruter uns lest. nit Soi,i1utt.
Bas Bib hes Wrpepaters. Snoalte une Ianser, ntts 6olla
ttuitttn. @lpcsnIasen, init 6sl,ftnitt. gennsinaastsss.
Sprfaneie rttr. Das 81. fapsrius. 8 oaeeiuin In 9~tnetrRdtt.
o., NIT Sbbilbuns. las CT. Nlepfus gDaifeabaus pps
Cincinnati, O., nit abbheuns. Der tsuti1 fragi5ffAt
8rits BON 1870, NIT 4 Ssl,fhnitsr. Die IL @etpsrte .Sdi
Ter, Bauer. Su6erudsr. 8leifber. 8amtnfeger, Weaarer,
Wuatr, S6mttb. S6neiesr. Strtiner, S4uher. 3immer
mann" NIT Strisn rue Scsftnitten. Sausptrtbi&aiat
dee, sdtbisl &c.
Die Is ssrinntnssn Iummsrn fur 1871 Fns aaf beru lin
f6last ees 8alsneers psrieinnet ebsuIp bic jar ben never
Sabrsans a%usseesier 30 grdmisH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Der Serlin.r R.i4stas bat sas Rsusssits

ans,nommsn; ~ psrbsn sclesne Wanlen ssprdst
ron 10 Marf, Dutatsn az Gr. 50 Gt.) unD BON
20 Rarf, @ilbslmse'o. (25 8r.) Die Mars
q il. 25) pirb ni6t in @ruiasn, ~lonssrn III.
mittsltar in 100 pfenniss sstbsilt. Die @si&s-
miin,e pirh auf Der .inen Seis has Bib bss Be.
i~pnssrn 8iirlsn trassn, auf Der anrern Seitf biz
Sni6riit: Ttutlbes 8aiierrei1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Observation-Disclosures 9epartsmsnt.

Der fasstlspiasnf& afli6t Gnrus nmfaei ant 9peis.
tiatr guitH saeIifStn &rlisbuns, eiHf<eeli& 9titr, Cord.
sn, &efttGte, Geographic. 8rammatii. 8rsff& rrbta. Rt.
s~eabrnssn. &t&usn. Hlesbra. @tsns.rif. 1x&fatrtn. ptvNi
9tstRlfdf act-t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Secinauuacu.

aar mauf!, u. 9t8sn. lla,trrifi rirb ptra bs,atIi. Bier.
xtiSbrfi6s 8ssarstqatlune. 80 rire ten ab,us stfattei
rtasa Gbuceattit, ausssnrmnitn in 6dGG lang saatrnstr
Hrdnfttif cher GntlaSune.
Stbu Sshsdnse ipatt NIT rn~iastftns srd Ssrnmtrs ust
trd Minfsr. &n,lstn psritbtn fen, iepts NIT elmer s~tnustn-
ben ds;atI 6embsn, Strumyft, 1af6entl6tr, Sanstl6n
Ssristtss. CANINE, Saraen n. 70. SeHtr titfr @tssn-
Adnhs mirs ron Geueeinm aelitftrt. Htnn ni6t b.pnbr,
Ircrasmtnts ~eieltrtalb setrrHtn Hne. Seets 9Isitunss.
. ADD {ru,s nit Rem RamtH bee StueenitH sqei6ntt fttH.
<ern, rtl6e lire Rinser mad Sauit fpmmsn ~ laTta rhn-
iaen, lfenisa ,nti sDsHen sprsr Snsetse tassa nis8sn snt
l&s uftbset Sciltssle ~tinltnetn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
Eittterts Iebariement.

Irtne &iaFe Srttrsraphis, tstu. Sfr.ittn. srain.
zati, &ttntn, Geographic. @siti&te. 3rarssFi6 (rsnn st.
aanitt, Rsiisirns. tiaierrt6t.
Spstte @laHc Sefsn. SGrtittr, @raH,ntdtif. Gpffae.
i6Ssibtr, RsHaer. &lsstTa. 9saiiS, 9attiniif. Grie6tft,
3ran,bfF6 (rtru serlnitD. Rtlisisnsustrri6t.
@rft 6IaNe eesr. S&reihen. gsretau. Sufidei6reis
Zen, Eaeusf, eef6i6tt. Geographic. Rs6ntn. glsttra.
Serntrt,, BUD fltrtu. 1ertf6, gattiHifd. @ristiif. 5ran,
IsEfm rrk Snnnifh lrfnu neruufhfl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
ct. 9obannes Goaesium,
sp~rairie n Gbien, asis.
1iuter Setting Der &rilli&en Sraber.

Er S~ed sitits S~nlittates ia. Der Suseas grairie su
oettn's nak bee edn,sn Rersreasns zine Gtlsstnetit ~ bic.
ten. dnt ernxsIi6t, auf tt @rnnsiast her Rtl!sipn strabens
tt &YSefans ~ trta!tsa.
De qase bee 4~ruesiums ID unaetrtreNsn tinffhi& br
0tfsnhkth. Ssaretnli@fr. rut S&eRbeit su Setntrit.
Das Gttdate 10 srpb rnt btauexi etnsni6iti; itine &sRen
nnb eef&sai. Em eaftlbt nit Hntn "a Strithta mas iun
Betffta nab Gpmfsrt tr S.ueertea ~bsitraeta iaan aud
IL e unaettsn zen rttttn uni htrrIi&en Spttlpldsn.
DIR Ssuttsnurfus umfaet Ants. nae esrStnli6 In Col.
legion stIttrt rirs. unt u In siy Departments ~t!nsesttlt
On tas nntsrt. Ni.iltrs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sut Itaes'
rt{&e srSftsrnet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03
tfuttrcs Iepartemeut.

apftse Slaft BaGhatirtn, ssiss. Gt6atn. @tssra
t4ae, e&selsta. 9atttisn,us. eiHsun.erri&L
Qrfe GlaHt: Ss6fatirsn u. Z eNnirtn, seftg. s6rd.
tten, Ntdssr. &etiti.. ~eeeraphis. Ieuii&. Ge,ehisuHs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-03

gA SIN @crlase pom SenSt9er
Srptbrrs in New gprf u. I'm
cinnati linc erldiensn unp purd ALE
Sudbanrlunsen unr 3eitunssz assnteu
III te,ieten /:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10

TIE DOMINION OF CANADA-RuMoRED
Treaty OF INDEPENDENcE.-A Boston paper
oives currency to rumor that treaty has
been secretly concluded between England aud
the Dominion of Canada by which the inde-
,endence of the latter is secured. This would
be very convenient for England in case of war
with this country, but we hardly think the
British government is disposed to inaugurate
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the empire by cutting
adrift any of its foreign colonies and depend
encies. A HERALD correspondent had an in
4erview with the Minister OF Public Works,
and also with the Quebec Premier, last night,
lint thew both denied there was any truth in
The statement and stated that no such nego-
tiatious had been carried on between Great
Britain and the Dominion. In case, however,
The ramon should prove true, and Canada is
really to become an independent Power, It's
annexation to this country from that moment
will become merely question OF tme' and
yery short time at that.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10
MIR. Boutwell, ON Reviving American Ship

MIR. Boutwell, ON Reviving American Ship
ping.
Mr.. Boutwell, has been giving his views on
the subject of reviving American shipbuilding
and the maritime interests Of the country be-
fore the Committee on Commerce of the
House Of Representatives: He proposes to
restore our commercial marine by o gigantic
scheme of bounties. He has always been q
bounty man, and after this he should be called
the great bounty Secretary. The plan he rec
ommends would involve the payment of fifty
millions of dollars at least out of the Treasury
for bounties to shipbuilders. For one class Of
vessels only-ocean steamships-he proposes
to pay ten dollars per ton year for five years,
on an aggregate Of FIVE hundred thousand
TONS which would amount to twenty-five mil
lions of dollars. Then there is proposed q
bounty of eight dollars ton on sailing ves-
sells not less than four hundred tons burden
and six dollars ton on vessels Of not
less than one hundred tons burden for
either the foreign or coast trade, besides indi-
rect bounties to fishing vessels. Fifty mil
lions would be the lowest amount, probably,
thus taken from the pockets Of the taxpayers.
But that would not be the only evil of such a
measure. The doors would be opened by this
precedent to all sorts Of bounties and jobs, by
which the mass of the people would be taxed
for the benefit of special interests. Away
with such bad policy and dangerous precedent
The proper way to increase our tonnage and
to revive our maritime and commercial inter-
ests is to let American capitalists buy ships
in the cheapest and best markets and to ma
tionalze the ships so purchased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10
Prince Bismarck on Public Educat ton.

Prince Bismarck defined the position of the
German government on the question of public
education in speech which he addressed to
the members of the Prussian Diet yesterday
The Premier was considerably excited, par
ticularly with reference to the point of
UNCONVENTIONAL religious instruction. He said
according to our cable telegram, that the
Emperors government ''was disposed to pro-
pitiate the Roman Catholics, but its patience
was exhausted" He added, in conclusion,
that sit will be the policy of Prussia here
after to Germanize the Polish schools as
France had Galliczed those of Alsace and
Lorraine" The Premier Prince was evidently
angered, and that to very considerable
degree, when he permitted his opponents in
the Legislature to force him to reveal him
self towards Poland, and to exhibit the bitter
feeling which has been engendered in his
mind by the sight of the returned descendants
of the first German inhabitants of Alsace and
Lorraine, after their education by the foreign
conqueror. The French endeavored to prove
that Panslavic Teutonism is not indestruct-
ible, and they came very near to success.
They must now pay for their chronological ex-
pertinent, and that at very dear rate, accord
ing to the engagement principle of Bismarck
Interpretation of the maxim, Fds est ct alb hoste
doceri. Poland will suffer also, and the Papal
interests in the Prussian provinces of the
| ancient kingdom be subjected TO the influence
| Of the lee tali0nis of Bismarck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-10

monroe. The act was heartily applauded by
the people of our loyal States and they were
ready to meet the consequences Mr.. Seward,
however, saw that it was blunder and volun-
teered at once the needful explanation to Eng
land. But before he could communicate with
London Her Majesty's government had sent a
peremptory demand for the release of Mason
and Slidell, backed by the iron-clad Warrior
and other warlike preparations, and in making
up its answer our government was limited to
seven days-only seven days grace.
Here was deliberate attempt to thrust the
issue of war upon US; for in every respect
this British demand was purposely framed not
TO invite an apology, but to provoke fight
1t was like splitting in the face of defenceless
President Lincoln had resolved to be content
with" one war at the time" and to bear with
any affront from England or France until he
had settled with Davis. The apology de-
manded was accordingly made within the
seven days grace allowed, and, failing in
their game, Her Majesty's Cabinet and aristo-
cracy, and Davis and all his Confederates were
grievously disappointed. But this solution of
that Trent affair in the hearts Of millions OF
Americans was laid by as a rod in pickle for
the day Of atonement, and 1t is properly in,
and could not with o becoming respect for
the truth of history be left out of the ''Ameri-
can case" before the Geneva arbitrators. To
be sure, England's apology in the Treaty
of Washington covers multitude OF
sins; but it does not embrace this
Trent affair, nor the consequential damages
from the boldness which it gave to British
blockade runners and to Mr.. Laird & Co. in
the building of rebel piratical cruisers. The
British spectators, political and financial, in
blockade runners, rebel ships of-war and Con-
federate cotton loans came out with their
money and supplies of all kinds to the enemy,
without stint, after the Trent affair, because,
from our unexpected apology, they were
satisfied that England could not kick the
Yankees into fight" and that ''the South
erners would whip them"
Accepting, however, England's apology as
covering all the indignities and moral offences
against us of which she was guilty in connec-
ton with our late rebellion, our case as laid
before the Geneva arbitrators is still fair as
bill of damages in dollars and cents. 1t is
not for Mr.. Gladstone but for the Court to
decide the extent to which our claims are
valid or inadmissible. The Court is the in
terpreter of the treaty between the two
parties. Nor can England withdraw from
this tribunal, in failing to secure the abate-
ments demanded in our case, without losing
all she has gained in her apology. She vitiates
her apology by breaking the agreement of
which it is a part, and she leaves us to the
alternative of settling with her as we settled
with Louis Napoleon.