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The New York herald., 1872-06-23
THE QUESTION IN WASHINGTON.

Secretary Fish's Preparation to Meet the
President I'm BOston-The Supplement-
Article Corresp0ndence- ssBlindo In
Diplomacy and It's Uses.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1872.
Secretary Fish intended to leave here this even
ing for New York, but the unexpected turn In
affairs at Geneva compelled him to defer his de-
parture until tomorrow evening, when, II nothing
intervenes, he will leave for Boston, where he ex-
poets to meet the President.
The work OF preparing the correspondence in the
supplemental article was finished this evening, and
Mr.. Fish says it may be published on Monday morn
ing. 1t will contain nothing new, and not near as
much, in point of fact as has already been printed
in these dispatches
The State Department is worried over what it
terms the premature publication OF State secrets,
but which are understood In official circles to be an
expose of what the State Department considers an
unfortunate revelation for their management OF
diplomatic matters with Great Britain.
Bancroft Davis, our agent at Geneva was to-day
congratulated on the success Already achieved in
his management Of the affairs OF the United States
before the arbitrators. Nevertheless, the COM
mendaton is privately understood to be only blind
to use the language of the State Department, to
make 1t appear that we have achieved a great
diplomatic triumph.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, June %, 1872.
Yesterday, for the first time since the outbreak
Of the Carist insurrecti0n, band Of the insurgents
awaited an attack OF the government troops. An
insurrectionist band, under command of Sabales
which entrenched near the village OF Puscallen
in the province OF Navarro, encountered battalion
of the loyal forces and conflict OF five hours du-
ration ensued. The government troops at length
triumphed the Carlists being driven from their po-
stion.
Considerable loss was sustained on both sides.
MANIFESTO FROM NORTHEASTERN
The Duke de Montpenser has issued manifesto
in reference to the Crown.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Trevino's Extortions in Monterey-Foreigners Not
Paying Put to Work ON Fortifcations-
Protest Of the United States Consul.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. II

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June %, 1872.
News from Monterey, Mexico, by mail to the l7tia
inst. represents that General TrevinO has exacted
another forced loan from the people, and all foreign
ers who are unable or refuse to pay put In the
Notifications to work. The American Consul pro-
tested, without effect on behalf of the citizens OF
the United States. The mercantile houses are all
closed, and the city presents a scene of desoaton.
The forts being strengthened. The entire revo-
lutionary force is being concentrated there GEN
eral Caballos government forces occupy Camargo
and Mier, and General Euro holds Saltillo.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
ANOTHER FEARFUL DISAS-
TER.
Terrific Collision between Two Trains
Going at Full SPeed-Three Officers
Killed and about Twenty Passengers
Wounded.


Going at Full Spced-Thrce Officers
Killed and about Twenty Passengers
Wounded.
PITTSBURG, Pa June "a. 1872.
At noon to-day terrible accident occurred on
the Pittsburg Washington and Baltimore Railroad.
about three-quarters of o mile this side OF Con-
nelsvie. freight train going east was
running at full speed In order to reach the
switch at Connelsville before the approach of tho
mall At the point mentioned, at sharp curve ON
the road, both trains came together suddenly
that the engineers of the locomotives could hardly
realize the fearful situation they in MOI had
they time to make much effort to check the speed
OF their engines which came together with fear
full crash, that could be heard long distance OF.
The trains came together, and in an instant the
two locomotives were perfect mass OF twisted and
broken iron, while the escaping steam Kissing from
the boilers lent additional terror to the scene.
The entire freight train was wrecked, fragments
OF IL being strewn on each side Of the track while
the passenger train escaped with less injury. On
the former Henry Saxton and the conductor, Robert
Lockhart, were killed, and the mail agent, Black
burn, was injured to the extent that he cannot live
over the night.
Eight passengers seriously injured. Soma
have broken legs, others broken arms and ribs.
and IL Is expected that number Of these will die
while some nine Others sustained injuries of iesg
severe character.
The passenger train, with number OF the
wounded, arrived here at ten O'Clock tonight.
were travelling is said to have shook the earth In
the neighborhood like an earthquake, and not ono
passenger on the entire train could utter word
for "a full minute after the occurrence.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeRAlO.

GENEVA, June %, 1872.
1t is probable that upon the reassemblng of the
Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunal next Wednes-
day an adjournment will be taken for four weeks,
when the sittings OF the Court win be open to the
public.
DISPERSION OF COUNSEL DURING THE RECEss-AN-
TIcTPATIoN OF LENGTHY SESSION AFTER RE-
ASSEMBLAGE.
special despatch from Geneva to the London
Standard says the counselors for the American gov
ment before the Tribunal OF Arbitration have gone
to Paris to return with their families to Geneva.
The other gentlemen connected with the Board are
at Chamaunix.
The Standards despatch says everything In con-
nection with the arbitration betokens a long stay
of the English and American representatives at
Geneva.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

Disastrous Fire in Guatemala in San SAL
vador-Costa Rica Giving Trouble to the
American Surveying Expedition.
TEL eGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
KINGSTON, JAM, June 81,

KINGSTON JAM, June 81,
Via HAVANA, June 81, 1872. I
Later advices from Central America state that a
disastrous fire has occurred In the city OF Flores,
Guatemala.
Another battle has taken place In San Salvador,
in which the Salvadorians were defeated.
The surveying expedition reports that the highest
elevation by the Lajas River route is forty-seven
feet.
Trouble is feared with Costa Rica in consequence
OF the government Of that country demanding dues
from Hollenbeck's steamer, which is flying the
American nag as it belongs to the surveying expe-
diton.
citizen OF Jamaica was assassnated at Aspin-
wall in gambling quarrel over ten cents.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June %, 1872
committee OF the Golden Club, to which the
subject was referred, has decided in favor OF the
club issuing call for an international Conference
in London next year to discuss the grave events
connected with free trade, both on the European
Continent and in America.
COMPUTATION OF CAPITAL SENTENCE.
The sentence to death OF Marguerite Dixblanc
the French servant girl who was convicted OF mur-
dering her mistress in this city, has been commuted
to penal servitude for life.
CONDITION OF THE CROPS
The weather throughout England to-day is fair
and favorable to the growing crops.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Prospect Of Four Weeks Adjournment OF the
Geneva Arbitration Court-Disperson of
the Council During the Temporary Re-
cem-Anticipation Of q Lengthy
Session After Reassemblage.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
ANOTHER CUBAN FILIBUsTER,
The Steamer Fannie Landing Cargo for the In
surgsns-Attempt by the Spanish
Troops to Intercept 1t.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW WORK HERALD.
HAVANA, Cuba, June 21,

HAVANA, Cuba June 21, 1872.
Coasting vessels saw steamer lately, supposed
to be the Fannie, discharging her cargo of Nuevi-
tas into two schooners and several small boats.
The schooners afterwards headed towards Roman
Key, and had many people on board. The steamer
headed towards the east. Troops OF cavalry are
moving on the roads leading rom Roman Key into
the interior In order to intercept the cargo If pos.
sibe.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
SPAIN AND CUBA.
The Old Hackneyed Story About spain's Policy
Towards Cuba.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, June 90, 1872.
General Cordoba, the Minister OF War, has teIe-
graphed to the Governor General of Cuba that the
object of the government in its policy towards that
island is to maintain the integrity OF its territory
and secure the triumph Of the Spanish flag. 1t
earnestly desires to conclude the war as soon as
possible and completely restore peace throughout
island
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE 2s 1872-TR1pLE SHEET
andre Fournier, of coteau Landing.

Andre Fournier, OF Coteau Landing.
Ange Dunmas, OF st. Lambert, near Quebec.
Larry Richard, OF Vaudreuil
John Rosseau, OF vaudreuil
Barabe Bessenette, OF Vaudreul
Joseph Malette, OF Beauharnois.
Neneur Cardurae, OF st. Tilothe.
Isaac Denbu, OF Quebec.
w. Richards, OF vaudreuII
Geofla Minore, OF st. Bellare, east OF Quebec.
Francais lie Blanc OF st. Thurso
Pierre Bierbe, OF Gorschennes; and
George Leveque, of REVERE Ouelle.
Thomas Hardy, OF Kingston, died before noon.
One man refused to give his name for lear that
his wife should hear it.
There are six dead whose names have not been
ascertained; also there are some four or five OF
those who are slightly injured and whose names
are not included in the list.
More Than Six Seven OF the Sixty
five Expected to Live-HOrribIe suffer-
ings or the Injured.
BELLEvILLE, June 22-Evening.
Since the report sent this afternoon twelve more
Of the injured by the railroad disaster have died.
making twenty-three dead now, and others are
dying. Medical men say that not more than six or
seven OF the sixyfve injured persons Will live
The suffering and appearance OF the wounded Is
frightful.
The killed and wounded are all second class pas
segers.
The first class all escaped uninured
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
GERMANY'S WAR ON HAYTI.
The Fire by the German Fleet on Port an
Prince
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, JAM, June 2l, 1872.
Advces received here state that the German feet
in Its attack on Port au Prince, on the 1lth inst,
fired only two guns.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
CABLE STEAMER DACIA SAFE.
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, Jam, June 81 1872.
The cable steamer DacIs which II was feared was
lost Is known to be safe.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
ALABAMA.
The Baltimore Delegates Favor Greeley
and Brown.

MONTGOMERY, Ala June %, 1872
The Alabama delegation TO the Baltimore Con-
venton Is believed to be unanimously for Greeley
The first delegate reelected l0r the state at large
Was General <hers.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
ENGLAND.

Golden Club Call for Discussion of the Free
Trade Question-A Capital Sentence
Commuted-The Crops and
Coming Harvest.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
EGYPT.
The Khedive Undertakes His Visit to Turkey
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

ALEXANDRIA. June %, 1872
The Khedive Of Egypt leaves this city for con.
stantinope tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
SPAIN.

The Carlist Insurrection Not Yet subdued- Severe
Battle Between the Insurgent and Royalist
Forces-A Montpensier Manifesto
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

Refreshing ThOught.-Tho Only Way
TO keep cool during the dog days Is by wearing
KNOX HAT Find Just what suits your fancy, at be
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

broadway Dress Cashmere Hat-S5;
equal TO any, excelled by nonc at HEBBERD's. H9
Eraad WA near Fan
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

A Cool, Delightful Ha Hairtiressing.-Chev.
| Alters LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray hair
| stops its falling out and increases It's growth.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

A.-For a Stylish and Elegant Hat, ne
popular prices call DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street.
nnr rlGA nm
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

All Sizes Hunting Flags ON Hand-Nes
and Street Banners. Club Banners, Portraits
TO order, at HOJER 4 GRAHAMS, ~ Duane street.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
the benefit Of It's suffering brethren in Rou-

mania, and makes this suggestion:-
Our rich Jewish barons and knights in Vienna,
Berlin Frankfort and London; our Jewish merchant
princes In Calcutta, New York, San Francisco could
without much OF an effort raise few millions and
settle the people in colony somewhere. All 1t
needs that thev have the heart to do It, and shall
we say they have not
The Freeman's Journal (Catholic) is this
week ominously calm and silent upon political
topics. Does this portend a coming storm?
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

A.-Enu Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums. BISCOTfNE FOOD for infants DELLUC 4 co.,
635 Broadway the sole proprietors and manuactu
rers. No connection with any other drug store.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

A.-Bcthesdn Water Cured G. 8. Arthur
Secretary Third Avenne Railroad, of Kidney Complaint
Agency, 80 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

Amin q CO., Flag and Banner Manu-
factnrers % and lOl Fulton street OF William.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2Jl and 22 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

A.-Herald Bra nch Onice, Brooklyn.
Corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from 3 A. VI. TO SP. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

Butchers Lightning Fly Killer sweeps
them oil and clears the house speedily Try IT, sold by
dealers everywhere.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

Cristadoro's Hair Dye IL the feature OF
the season-sae reliable harmless. instantaneous. Sold
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
GRANT AND WILSON.

first class all escaped uninjured.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

~, no iAusn .,. ~ E-sPcnsc,leiu ~ Why
SCHEID'S SUMNER FABRICS-Mackinaw,S Straw, Pearl,
Beaver, Cashmere aud Fet-which this oppressive
her has created must clear OF his entire stock and
he therefore, invites those of his customers who
unprovided-if any such there beto call while there is
a field for selection ESPENSCHETD,
Manufacturer of Gents Hats, Il8 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23
Mothers are Not Found Wanting In

Try BallOu's "Neyv NOkco shirts.
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT EVER MADE.
READf-MADE AND TO CUSTOM ORDER,
SIS AND $ls PER HALF DOZEN
downtown OFFICE, NO. 2a6 BROADWAY.
UPTOWN ofFICE No. eat BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

In the noted edic al spring of kissngen vchy,
Carlsbad Settlers valuable remedies Tor Rheumatism,
CONT, Dvsnepsia Indigestion, &c. MATTHEW'S CRYS-
TAILS, or SOLUBLE TABLETS OF MINERAL WATERS.
for home use reproduce with the greatest degree oil
ndeity the OF these springs. Sold by druggists
SAMPLE box by mail receipt of rs cents JOHN MAT
TIEWs First avenue Tweniysixth and Twenty evcnth
The New York herald., 1872-06-23

Bell Schnapps. Bell Schnapps.
The most wholesome Stimulant,
The most invigo rating To lic,
The most delightful Beverage
HUDSON g. WOLFE'S BELL SCHNAPPSD
Office IL South william street, New York.
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gen bic Srenuns rsientlid init auf bic giniuNe
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wirrt?" Ircy ailem aser it nod, risl widtiScr,
bic StaatsssfatrIi6tsit esr fattrliidtu sirGe III
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Aa0cmetac Hcgulationcu.

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sa bic 8prrlneCr Ter Stuttuteu, nm tiCit user Ss C8eianes
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siSIen HnfGien HEetreslaubiser nt9t ttslutraSust.
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uHtgres 1epartrmeRt.

Spettt zIGEt putadtirsn, sdeu, SRttntn, @seera
ttis, G&tettta. es!e&ismus Sirsunteri6t.
@rfss &IaFe Sr6fatHrsn II. Tthnirsn, seisn, Cord.
kta. Ts&nen. &efAi9h @trsrasfit. Jsui6, Gott&ismut
6jluoErieryidf.
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Sr. Benedict, Director.
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CT. sSobanmes Goaeginm,
Srairic IN &bien, SNie.
nxter 3sttnrs ser Grifliaen Sriber.

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gs&sns unS bs San;eh 0creTsfsns cine @sltesnbsit ju bic
feu, cine grfRblidt, aui tie @runtl6st Ter Rtiairn terutei.
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DIE 9oet bs g~rassiuns IL urntsrirrHsn tirI&tiid ter
@efuxbbdt, Btoatmli6te, rus SGtsbeit Ter Sonsris.
Doe gttautt IL err5 nub teausm tiustriGtt i; tsint Arftn
dab eei6elt, um taGtlte NIT Allen ~ rerfetsn Tas ;Im
Dpbliein rah gpufs,t Ter Stuetntfn bsitrastn lam aud
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Der Staeisnturius umfa5t agts, ras eerfhnlia in Grl'
ltsien etlttri pirt, uni II IN rter Departments t~inat.heitt
Jn bes nhtsts, Nittltr,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pns stosss
aetI6f Detertrntut,
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Die Suit, III ltngarn.

ebraf srn Sacas, cen cas unSaril6s Ninilts,
rum auslanets, um bic untcren 9pmiia!c tcs
2antss ron Haubern ;u %Iiubsrn, bat Iubsrcr'
sentli6ss s~elsitet unc tic 6stunssn nit &au'
bern uns Spiy0utsn arssfint. Ter @rat fabr'
mis rin R~rafenssr Wsit surt's Vsns; or ii iiter'
aa. or if n~irssnes. Gr une isin SstrrtSr rriSsi'
ncn talc nQeiu, talp s%aiammen, unter ssri6iece.
nsn Ysrtlsipunsen /; lie srfabrsu alss, losar BIZ
0ertrs6en, tie yer Sabrrn ~besaneen Npresn iine,
Gr .6rsimiitbise" srSabIt fclscnre @ri4i6tdsr
aus rem S4irtunssfreiie Saeas's:
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sebrwirtbshaus tatts rrr iirf Sabren rinsn Hei-
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Der rei@t S$iye ~9efanacn irrtssiitrt. Ter lit.
ksfanntc ndr ojrni Hae0N, her i6 uGGtiGsy
@sile i~ltsy3saa, bate, tab inter ten Tielen rss
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rar. Ter s&rtb, as CT eriItr, wsr rrr Giaii lei,
mar scrNit!tt mtc a~ctaue AQra.
SSeber rtbyt &c MapiNelbsit res Nraisn eol
TatapI Cas Wciie tnirsdcn inn rie l&sn
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tiirisn nit t~inarrer rictt isiythcu uue mii6fn
INNER rsriarSt umberarbtu, eami! Ni I@ reacn,
Ifiti9 ni6t nftnura une ssritInsistn.
in rinr Staet rGy rim %Sarclirr. @tnss Sa-
seS frmmt ein oauSmerfSturiae anr tietst inn
einsn i~ritarsn sling url riarn Spptiprcia AT,
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rer 9rwrlier %ssrtauft inn zen 8ina ten or sc-
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ben Surelsn ssFauit unS ii6 sabei tsrsihsrt III
baben.
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,nanb exrfts ben Srt rsrlancn. Iuf lem Ylass
milton i'm Dcrfs purts Elm hanger 0alssn Grid.
tst. gSatrsne n.es ee,aah, ,ras'erte fn Sfrr IN
Der Tabe nit ZEN SSnssn auf hem &iiden aui
unS al. Rdnnr une s8sitsr ~sitter,er. @ls eer
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be 10 unb 10 tsibeiIisi. Dsnn ibr mir eisien Vi
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tu @siufis
Tantes tIinat als Oh li9 bsreiia Gin Sassn
trsis hter ben ssfGrttstsn 8rafsn esbi!ett bats
Sstsnfals abr idsint bic 8esisraus sas ri6tiss
Iittel ersriHen ant ttn rs&ru @ann s%sfuntsu
ia batsn, um hem in llnsurn mudsrnesn HGu.
~tfrrsisn snsrsild IN ieusrn.
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.Mfasemiides Iesartsmeat.

sDriut &IaNf: GusGiGe Ssnpnsmtu, gtrssoa. SeeI
fRnf, Rttthtunstu. ate @tftiSit uut Ssssyastis. 8tr,i.
t&t Stirtbsm s!aues, 9ernttris, Itisrnrm,tris, fbsfi. "a,
tdnil6, Grte&i9G. 3rorjofi6, StutiS une GsanifS, frean
tendRf&tl, 8tusntHt fur tsn aattsItesmus
3weite StiaHe !: Sitteatunstn, Wi6er.lits Ttsattcn,
xssif. gt.lrfeshis Gnsitfss stitratag, Sri6iiGt Glttrttums.
msNsn, gfente, fe.sinif6, @ritSif8, 5gasaiTt frr ten 50.
tbolieismGs, 2,ensfiG, GsstiS un6 GpaRtit (rtsn a.
naritt.
tFrtfe Slaft eneliidE giftratEr, g2p6eutitt Lttet.
tea, Qcait, urttrptsRi, Gtsit, GfrCnomit. Geploait. SertS.
zsHs, SiosisHirtbtsaft satsirti&, @rit&if6, 5rdriSfjS
Dsutth pnh CyeniiG, (rfuu asminfnn
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SSeftcuee Gfncs. Nir;Ii6-msltst rsr
Nilwanfet ,Serclp" fubr siu junsu 8ann,
Gin Dmti9sr, mi, elmer junsen y9anssmSunin"
iibr bic SGnssbriids mad ct. gntbrnY, Rinn.
Sb bic untsrbaltuns nun 10 ansisbsns tvar-
iurl le iabtn iiG ,u ibrsm S@rsden riSPliG' auf
BEN Giisntabnstl6is unp bic posemctire si6t an
ibrr Ssits. Der junse Rann iprans, che Ter
8aeen rem ttm Stebs sstrcHen ,rurss, stf6pinp
psrous, tae RStasn atsr feuntc ri6t 70 iSnsl
aus her GeGs fsmmm uub Der Wessn mar i'm
Gia ;erbreGsn. 0as Yisrb Turte nitt Zelda.
sist lsnsern nur in 3reibeit Seisst, unp s%niisrn!s
f6 10 i6usll aIs mSsliS aus Ter Ssfafrli&sn
Ia&barI6aft. Dir iunss Dame atu? $50
mar Er Enlightenment? Sis bate tr6 I'M Wns
gen o~s(sftn, une brd mar ls nihi Ia. Warnm
atsr, eas ;eie.sI Fb BALE, rran prtItrbaItsa fane
mon ie in itrr 9sds unp nit stm Wassnis auI
TEN ,,aubfapesr" cher nSatnrGamsr" Der vctc.
Metre issn. gBie Fe rabin ssipmmen, pubts
Fs ni&i. absr Sa mar Nt. 9sesnfaas perssn he
gsibm hen 9, Ds;smtT ni6t rcrssim rsnn
ale Iass fsmmt 70 ttraS ui6t rcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-07
0a@ benz uemeftcu &enfus tflGuit IL

Rada benz nemefteu Scnfue tslauit iG
tu SessnRsrtb ldnmtIi&r 8armen in ben @r.
Staaien auf $9,26l,775,f2i. Hs6ust meu Ia.
III 3 3i,S60,S7f fir bic Ianswirtbi6aftliGm
@natbe unb $~1,52t27l,3z fir cen 8iebfans,
70 nslt i& eas @siammt.apital, wsI@ss i'm 8s.
Kiets Der eanerirtbigail anssIeat it, auf bic
lolrTals Summr srR $li, 22,937,706 Ra6
ssm Genius ron 1860 tpar tas sslammts gaus.
piribl&aftliGr gttristssaapital 1888, 306,6ll,
miibin BAT tadslbs ui $3.139636,065 seu I'm
Az prcssni SussRUmmm. Orr Weiammtwutb
Ter lsnewirtblbafti9sn gvceWtt Dss Jabrss
1869 &m $2,4i6,605.370 psr pussiabr 22 grs,
cent ess Ssiritbetapitals. 0isisS ;sist webl sur
@snass eab bsr amsriianiiSs 5aumu srd sinsn
Ssbr euisn @swinn ssn ltiner slrtsit ;isbt ser.
ausosItbt bae bic itatifil6m Ansabsn eu Gen,
lusbsamtsn ri6tis iinp. mas mir uns ~ bs;rsi.
fsln elauben. SHsnbar fSnnen bic dmsrifani.
I6sn 5armu INNER nod bsftebsa. @an9mal
teisben Tic atsr Sabrflang isbr ltitht, unb ssrs
pfansm in eieisn massrsn Sabrsn Saus II. Srf.
Iappn liett fein Wprt i'm 9snius.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS separtemeut.

Du Observation-Disclosures GURUS umfaft ale 3rsis
aau suttn tnelifGsn @r;ie5uus. etni6iitsli6 gsfsn. G&ra
tea, StI6idit, g,osrasbe. @raE,mati,, Sritftrsittn, Ne
bt5buussn. &.6nn dissSra. gecssirtt Su6futrru pFpfI
Ntrifidf FffrS.