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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
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The Presidsnt sTa.-oTs tEle Postal tf SavtnGs ssasiiS system.
 fNAsHINGToN. Crtoher 12.- President Grant says tnaC, unless he changes his mind. he shai' recommend iu his message to Congress the estabiisilnlont of F Pastotiice Banking system. iBis vii, give inc coun,rv an institu- tion in which evcryh0dy will have confidence, and which will be within the reach of every per. son in the vicinity of a money order post office. lie wolld re- commend tho payment of four
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Probate Court.

Thls Court, Hon. Thos J. Bid well Judge, has been in session all the week, ard transacted g large amount of Probate business. We would like to give synopsis of the proceedings,' but must de- fer it until next week, as tbe Court is still iii session. Judge Bidwell christened the Bench in the new Court House. aad fits the seat ofjustice with becoming dignity.
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gaaA egEY AARKEr.
Acknowledgements y-sT rade sIove- h:iiient k1ssgssh-Country OrGexz


 h.faens s1usgssh--Country Ordexa IGir+,art neif baT siGC eSfE 1
 .Naw ,,YoRK, October 13,-AI. thongh the hoarded currency IS rapidly coming into circulation, the, money market continues stringent. :. s,t v,.,. -,ss
 With tbe price of gold at the lowest since the war, and foreign exchange demoraIized, the trade movement during the last week has been, sluggish Values are unsettled, and for the most; Gart lower ,Where goods arc pEessed 70 sale, .t, if4ru +t- ,,
 The effects cts Of the. panic in the interior are freeetings upon New York. Country orders are fiat, and the expert of grain and other produce. .issIe5tricted by the in- ability to- realize exchange.
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The following from the Los An ge!es Express is decidedly good M EssRs. TIFFANY & Go, :,f.

Gentlenen-I find that editing .news Palisr and inaning to: office are incompat i6ls pursuits. therefore beg 10 inform yoa publicly that wii! suspend my con nectl"n with the Evening Express unti after the judicial election shall have de cids6-whether my aspirations to the cffic4 of Justice 0f the Pence of this Township are well founded or not.
 Yours truly, O
 JAMES J. AYERS
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,uGOMMERcIA.Ls5
DEPARrUREoFrRErGaT w3Gl

fDEPARrUREDFrBErGaT WAGONS During the week ending to- day, freight was dispatched y Wm: B, < Hooper b < g9, as follows to wit:aT zl lkS OsVAQ
 To MaricOpa Wells, Florence and Tucson, (citizen freight. hC mn ff,s ...ss,. -+..,..., 70 ssSTa las .s,ado Camp Lowell (geyernmeat freight 2O,000 lbs.
 Dispatched by teams of Pedro Ag1irre and F. QuirOga.
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THIS IssyB eP 9Eg SENTINEL,

l THIS lssfYP PF PIE SENTINEL
 We will print aa eass Ira nsaaher ef
 copies, which we will send to
 friends i'll different parts of the Territory, and some abroad.
 We nope that these who re- ceive the paper will favor us with their subscription and with their advertisements, il. they are in business; and not only that, but show the paper to their friends and induce them to do likewise, We would like to have corres-i pondents in different parts of the T gegvitolyathess who are pubic spirited enough to write bfor the good of the Territory. and with out pecuniary compensation, for this. paper is not yet able to pay for correspondence. Come gen.. tlemen, stirsaEoqnd- 8 little, and
 write about anything that trans pires in your losality that is of general interest,", particularly about mining, agricultural and commercial matters {
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MOVEMENTS 0F STEAMERS.

The steamers Cocopah and Mo. have have gone to Port Isabel, ta meet the Newborn, daily .e2 lpected, from San Francisco. l..; ..,, g, Passengers by the,s1Newbern will probably arrive here tolnlor. row or next day, and freightsome time during the week.
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SAM FRANCISCO
Acaut1taI cf Curtin fog Killing - ssOias.Solks U L-l

Acaut1taI cf' Curtin FoE 8kfliing 2
 sJ 5oAsiso1ks q g
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1l.-Iu the case. of Thomas Curtin, On tcial iii ti,e,- laificeath District Gonrt, for maneianghteg in shoot ing. a young uan named WiiliaO Johnson for the alleged seduction! of his daugh ter, .thaiusM render ed . verdict of acGuittal. Judge !DWinelie approved the verdict. The. hoodiuIos arc deynoraiized ill consequence. ul !. Gold and Greenbacks.
 Gold in New York, l0@S f51
 Greenbacks ill San Francisco 91@92. i'.
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pr eeut interest tQ AeRosiiors, 1iie aa1aey to be- ConTerted lnlo s59Yern.uent 5OasiS.
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dlJile Ia. a.izaEa &rutinel.
I9HelsLl AsEgsI7s.ASqh ? :. ,
Fish are plenty and good.

s- n- azs --- 1t aas sN " e-
 Fish arg plenty and, good.
 Bee! now, is tat, fender and e client. .Amux
 Mir. John Palmer is building a hous. on s!aip street sai6frfing the .Gfpif9I sal9on. n.l,iaH sia, b4n-q.. ss..Mrs rfmmasl Hughes iss build ! .afhg < !aSse atlsfitioh to his safodn |, : s,s,,f1er If Maia and .Frpnt' streets Tho addition, is intended Tor a dwelling heIse. Hg~i
 The weather is still warm in the day time, but the nights are very pleasant mt Just the time for beautiful moonlight walks with pretty piece of. femiIiinity op your arm; particularly in the dark Ot the moon. a- ,,b7asa lefssaI
 MT. David Neahr is building, and has nearly completed, 8 large house in the rear of his store-on Main street. Mir. Neahr has a large stock of goods, and, seems u be dCjng . good business. He is anotfer of, ,olr enterprising, libt eTai and Successful merchants, and we are glad to noie his pros perity.
 Melors are plenty and good, anj very chess. 5 We aud our ty- pos irtcld to improve the melon sessnp, 1aIld gi Iirl !
 lT;1liT fIi,i Indians bring them round
 ysrct8s@r wiil still he liofna-- at ara hit piece far big ones.
 Other editorial cusses are here D. ctutioned naA 70 appropriate .elsr poetry, without giYsng us due fFefdt. I 7. q l
 We csl! attention to the notice aof 1EHe. s. Carr esq, Treasurer of Yemaa County, inviting sealed pr:.posuls for the county War. rsnt-. This speaks well for the Gaan-iai Nnd;tion of the county, an6 " iiore aud believe that, W;tb fh@ present. wise and eco. noaicst infringement Of county husiieess, the dsY is not fur dis tanf. when the debt of Yuma county will he, entirely extiL.- guished Sc mote it be. E
 Fitzgerald &- Kenyon are dig ging tie cellar and preparing the foundation for a-large house on the earpef;of Main and 2d streets. 'rhe size of the building will be z5 feet by l0o, The rapidly in. cfea3iag business of this firm Is inc natural result of energy. en- terpri5e, and fair dealing; which qualities are bound to Wi0 ln the EIeat battle Of life, and We are glad that they are reaping their f@t
 Good eating at the Colorado Hotel, and good sleeping too, sigh clean sheets anu pillows. This house is kept by our old friend Wm. Burke, and we are kgiad to aute hia.erospesity, flrshe os.Series it. We nave np doubt tas.:, e'her saling houses. iastB is town give good. f're loo; hut We lsaxezntai get irad=timeza zantiUppor- tanify 10 irw tl:eiuSN WlFep we e;o@ue svilt speak of .llela In tae geaniiint, We are. open to-an sinvitattii's ii'stlr, .wigereyer good cheer si is sesbeT lad. NJ oajeeti0nio. yelI giow- legged eiliekens.s s7z p saels
 oheiiT Goodwin has the GoIn- r. priSoeers at work digging T cedar fols d essa fge st5re kofsFitz
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We were yesterday shown plans of an immense store and ware house to be created for MesSrs. Wm. E. Hooper x Co.,, on the corner of Main and First streets size 31 feet front by 225 feet deep. Their cont thu lily increasing busi- ness demands more room, altho' their present buildings, cellars and corralS are very extensive.
 We are glad to know ef "Hcd improvements being c0nteI19iat- ed, as it speaks welt for the town and Territory, as lJ also -hoWs that =iudu-trv. eueFeZ- uG l"n"r- able dealings is and always will be thoroughly appreciated by our people,
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FLNAEGIAL BATIEgs.

sfc>iden: E3-;skst es,sposOtl to atI scx- tfe session Of fICDgTess--2se 9 thinks specie kfayfr2S:ss vytAi come kroza Natural Causes. WAsHFNCroN. Oct. IA n1in-
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" i-- --->,;-l,4oir Ui NUuSfPSS TOT the purpose of having money magters tempered with. lie believes thai such ai coupf Q would cause addi- tional alarm among the people, who would think matters much Worse than theN really a,e. ihs President thiak that the rcd emp tion oi specie payments W.li cGme ii'Oin natural .cauSeS.i ...-
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ANOTHER BALLOON PRoJEcs'. hMr. P. T. iB.brnum announces that if q Balloon does not cross the Al. Ian tie this fall, he Will spend S50,t zoo, if necessary, ih baving that experiment. tried a.s early as possible next year, provided one or more @r0nauts, can be, found in America whe will heartily make the attempt. He evidently aoes not intend to make the expert
 ment with a cheap balloon. for he says: |" As at present advised, 1 shall have the silk manufac- tured in China, put together and prepared under the direction of scientific men in London, an ex- perimentah ascension made ,fEonl the Sydenham Palace grounds, then bring the balloon to AGar- ica, and make the transatlantic trip from New York. I trust the public will believe that ii | pu: my hand to the blow, 1 shali not look back" ' 5s
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HnSTAE oGS A rP4ss
FEeavy Rlre--sE2ys' Large Stables EUrnc3.

BosToS, Oct. 11.-T{ay5' large stables were destroyed by fire to- day. Eighty. six horses were burned to death. The loss is heavy.
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We wish to announce that we have funny man who ran do up witty things as surceS> fully as the Dan0ury hODa6re; but he is blest with a profeund 'paurity 0f ideas. lfany of our humO.iSts will send in points we shall hand them over to him. Old jokes reeamp- ed, ga like new coin after they have passed through his alembic. Eos .A',qete$ Express.
 We have to be our own "funnyi mani" but with the liberty we take of drawing on the Express man and he of the Arizona Miaie,., we intend to keep up our end of the rope.
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MUSIC HATH CHARMS. - We were surprised and pleased few evenings since, when passing up Main s rect, to hear Extraordinary sweet strains of vocal music, pro- ceeding from the throats of two well known gentlemen of this town-one a prominent merchant and the other his chief clerk. So sweet and melodious did the the music roll that we were re. minded Of that beautiful verse of Gray's- si
 Full rrany q gem of purest ray serene. Thr vast un!athnmrd depths of ocean bear, Fu.l many ] fewer is born to blush un-
 seen,
 And waste its sweetness on tho desert
 air" f?tif ,aiFFi
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About H. E. Baker.

7 The following note, handed to us for publication. speaks fer is- self:
 STEAMER M0JAVE,
 At Port Ieabel. nR l. DoaRNGFoS E ittff , I csn arrest H. E BSker. if yru give nr the necessary authority He ,s on board bere at present. Send an arswrr oa tae Cocopab. f Cnis. II FTSHGA.
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ni,aeag Western senator r
 ce,i3y hId 3n interview 8i,5 iha President concerning t1e a- 'ft Sas+s---- .',rStfo F'}i' aa a1-... e- sion of Congress t1 bring &tau, the redemption ot >teei5 pay mants. Dae President said taa,
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 Whaf they nYpai in NNiUns

what they excel in. Wives have become alarmingIy amiabie and no Caudle entertainments have been reported for nearly tWo months. A. number Of men are exercised for fear that the time predicted for the morning stars to slug together"
 is apprparhiDg, and aEe planaing domestic trouble to relieve the distressing monotnny. aln fact. Diego is mode! Of excellence just noa-; hut ii this sort of thing continues much longer, the peo. pie, must not blame us for not furnishing enough items to ge@ a sewing society well under Way .Sea lDieg0 Untoa.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18

The new Court House, Jail, and public offices, do great credit to inc County, and to the contract tor, builders, and all persons con- cerned. As q description Of these build inga was given in last weeks SENTINEL, we will merely say that they are intinitely superior 10 any public buildings that we have seen in the Territory. The airangen ent nf the Bar in the Conrt Room is admirable. and would reflect credit on any cOun-.. ty in the States.
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7-cIIru over P',.f. Icai 1I>cJS5i9i.s sad just when they are a50e, to lght,acc0rdiug to the former rG}es
 ana aGstOWs o-s 1.,t -.rtit ian item. D0ga bark savageiy. bat
 of late refuse {0 bite; having be- come accustomed 70 mems saiuta-
 lions they .e Ease tg na n.. when
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San Diego-Is the Millennium
 Approaching

It is a strange and remarkable fact that all living things within the city limits have been on their good behavior Of Iate-We might, with proprlety, except the news. paper men who are always kick, ing up breeze; which the same we are one. Horses caDter aiDHg
 leisurely like COWS, caring for naught except, the next meal;
 there has neither been runaway
 nor anybody kicked for over d month. Men, when they become
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Fitzgerald &z Kenyon,


 sa al eff gf,. s9dsag sn ns S -l.91fa,'if< 4s.sfE g iu vl.al lizW baA .1 ss & s-i. ssaSl. ess -s.os is# , Dealers In
 Il iat .Tt1a -e a s .it.tJ ,sl ,.ils G.& 'sAas i1S eI7i Cf3a eTh .atN fafsF5e Si!sN g i,s 4Gs t8 sa szs .s .4, .r-l.sr1 rgiE t'gass ls' esi ssa
 oEs E RA sga ~~.f f,i.T. 1~a0i 9sd s1s ais.s 7Hsgsg 9d 9a, Ssliw3 ti sl' isi 5fiig= ii,3 i'F i]elil a ofiW fnsi .fsso .a''pta l'e es rita sE i. < D i~ias4 tW yN 5aa
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ge1a'd < Kenyon. This is good l.. ai44 prisoners and good for inc scount yal Itpgi yes the prisoners 3 oes'od .5npctise, and helps te pay flc IFS gun they eat, and gives warning to ;sli scamps to avoid Yaala t,sil,s for ethey@capHot loaf tlteTaa but 3,re1 ctnfPeiled 10 earn their bread aud beans by hard Wcfk Jet all. rascals take due nokiee and go around this place. fSatte John?s ssB aaefs. erEsa 5t-va
 Baker, .tf,e absconding nler-- chant, went down the river on the Califorina.side about 3Orniles, .ard got on beard the. steamer Nfp.ave with all his ilI-getten .treasufe, bound for connecting hwi;h tie Newborn. Probable 9lestiratian, CSuaynas. A little >si iase' r. 'sSv.TJii1:: not be amiss, and world fia Thes world Gf an infer nal s sound rei-ohe of these who ipiure the credit of good and wnrfhy men, by ereatin. a spspi- scfen that ne man is safe to De trusteti. Rope! more rope! for afl Of that kind. s-a- ss-as@
 --@s2e-hage noticed the improve ments abovementioned, and the business houses engaged in mak
 pg thrn. Hereafter we intend to notice ali thezbusiness houses in town, bat we have only space nuW tO men:inD one more; th, t Cf Nm La. kin, an aequaintan,e ( O i91g agu. When We lastI saw liii; he i03ked as though be 'sv5'1td soon pass in his checks Buj here wa find him CD the COT ncg of Naia and Front streets, win a siore tiiied with assorted lnsrchaB'li9e, looking well and hearty, and apparently doing his full share of ihe business. lie deserves his success,a for he is g clever fellow, and high.minded kcpafAhte psn.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-29

Ihe New York Times, in it's editorial
comments upon the speech of Mr.. JET
ferson Davis, at. the late organization at
Montgomery Springs. Virginia, OF q
Southern Historical Society, did not
attempt to hold the Southern people re-
sponsible for his utterances On the
contrary, it had the intelligence and the
fairness to see that the object OF the so i.
ciesy was laudable, and that when Mr..
Davis scared into the "high sentimental
latitudes." he did not carry as many
with him as will accompany Mr.. John
Wise in his balloon excursion to Eu-
rope. We are. therefore, the more sur
prised to SEQ the Times giving eonspi-
cuous place to two column communica.
ton from Charlottesville, Virginia,
undertaking to show that the designs Of
the Southern Historical Society" are
reasonable, that ''history" is o mere
prete1t, that "their designs are. danger
ous," not just at present, but hereafter,
when the seed sown in the youthful
mind of the South shall have taken
root. The proof Of this seems to he
that 30 many ex-Southern Generals
took part on the occasion, and that, as
general thing, Southern men are en-
ployed. as teachers in Southern colleges
and schools. Another mares nest is
found in the allegation that General
Gordon, OF Georgia, has been raising
contributions for the association. Of
which, 1t is said, he is on agent. The
only truth in this statement is. t,,ut
General Gordon is connected with tbe
University Publishing Company, the
object of. which is to publish school
books written by Southern teachers, for
the use Of Southern schools The cor.
respondent consistently regards General
Gordon's absence from the meeting of
the Southern Historical Society as evi.
dence OF bis guilt. just as be looks upon
the presence OF others as proof of the
same offence. At the close OF the arti.
Gle, the "moral" becomes evident in the
effort OF the writer to link it with tho
Virginia State election, and to demon
strate that the national welfare demands
Republican triumph.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-29

A BAD BoY.-They say that the chief
astronomer at the Washington Observa-
tory was dreadfully sold Q few days ago.
A wicked boy, whose Sunday school ex-
perience seems only to have made him
more depraved, caught freely, and
stuck it, with the aid Of some mucilage,
in the centre Of the largest lens In the
telescope. That night, when the astro-
nomer went to work, he perceived a,
blaze of light apparently in the hea-
vens, and what amazed him more was,
that it would give couple of spurts and
then die out, only 10 burst forth again
in second or two. He examined it
carefully for few moments, and then
began to do sums to discover where in
the heavens that extraordinary star was
placed. He thought he found the To-
cality, and the next morning he tele-
graphed all over tile universe that ho
had discovered new and remarkable
star, of the third magnitude, in Orion.
In day or two. all the astronomers in
Europe and America were studying
Orion, and they gszed at it for hours,
until they were mad; and then they be-
gan to telegraph to the man in Washing
ton to know what he meant. The dis.
coverer took another look, and found
that the new star had moved about
Is, 900, 100000 miles in twenty-four
hours, and upon examining it closely, he
was alarmed to perceive that it had legs.
When he went on the dome, the next
morning, to polish up his glass, he found
the lightning bug. People down at
Alexandria, seven miles distant, heard
part OF the swearing, and they say he
infused into it much whole-souled sin.
cerity and vigorous energy. The bills
for .telegraphic dispatches amounted to
So, GOO, and now the astronomer wants
to find that boy. He wishes to consult
with him about something.
-nur Ade!er.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-29

MOVEMENT OF COTTON DURING THE
PAST WEEK.-We learn from the Finan.
cial Chronicle, OF New York, that the
total cotton receipts at all ports for the
week ending on Friday, 22d, REACHED
1854 bales, against 1851 bales last
week, 1864 bales the previous week,
and IL, 355 bales three weeks since, max.
ing the total receipts since the 1st Of
September, 1872, 3,60S,124 bales.
against 2.7l6. 696 bales for the same Pc
riod OF 1S71-72, showing an increase
since September /, 1872, of SOL. .42S
bales. The exports for the week reach
total OF 1864 bales, OF which 1854
were to Great Britain, none to France,
and 800 to rest OF the continent, while
the stock as made up Friday evening
were 116. .695 bales. Compared with the
corresponding week of last season, there
was an increase in the exports for the
weeking ending Friday of 1884 bales,
while the stocks were So, 422 bales more
than they were a.year ego. The total
visible supply is" given at 2,161, ,902
bales, against ELL. .536 last year, at the
same period-indicating q decrease of
cotton in sight on Friday OF 1884 bales.
as compared with the same date OF 1872.
The interior stocks decrease 1858 bales
during the week, but were IL, $50 bales
more on Friday than at the same period
last year. The receipts were 2, 1913 bales
more than during the same week last
year.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-29
ADOPT THE PREVENTIVE Po11cY.-

ADOPT THE PREVENTIVE PoL1cY.-
Severe spells Of biliousness, iudiges.
ton. chills and fever, diarrh@l nervous
headache and physical exhaustion are
quite usual Mt this season. These are
visitations which everybody is anxious
to avoid, and as course of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will unduestionablv
fortify the system against them, the
most valuable medical advice which can
be offered at this time to persons subject
to such complaints or at all sensitive to
atmospheric changes, is to commence
taking this powerful vegetable alternative
and invigorant without delay. Forty.
eight hours will not have elapsed after
the first dose before o marked change
will have manifested itself in the con.
dition OF the system. The ultimate re.
suit will be habit of body 80 regular, q
genial condition SO vigorous, that how.
ever unhealthy the season may chance
to be, the system thus refreshed and re.
inforced will be in the best possible trim
10 encounter it. A14t1t3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-29

THR FLORIDA COTTON CRop.-The
Fyoridian. of the 10th, says: The cater
pillar, we believe, remains about in
statM quo. Several planters have been
eaten entirely ont. and many others are
apt to be. The crop, it is thought. will
turn out much better than last year,
though nothing like it promised short
time since. Three or four weeks ego
the prospect for large crop was per.
haps finer than any year since the sur
render. A very large quantity of inn
proved seed was planted, and the crop
had been we'll cultivated and was fruit
ing finely; but, alas, for human calcuL-
tions-man proposed but the caterpillar
has disposed almost as fully as usual.
There seems to DC no doubt that the
"poison business" will pay, and .pe1t
year planters will take time by the !crc-
lock and the start of the worm. But
how many Of US will go under betwee n
now and then?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-29

TREATMENT OF GERMAN SAILORS. -
The we'll known maxim existing among
nations having friendly relations with
each other, that the subjects of one
State are protected by the laws of the
other while staying in its territory, has
lately been violated in the most oulpa-
BILE manner by one Captain Cohl, com
mander of the North American whaler
John Rowland" with reference to
German sailors. The case stands short
~ thus: At New York, four German
sailors Joined the whaler and signed the
articles for the voyage. The ship went
to sea, and in October last, the captain,
as it is said with the intention of get
ting rid of them, set them ashore at st.
Iago. one of the Cape Verde islands,
and left them behind there, destitute
and helpless. There the Portuguese Go
vernment assisted them, and sent them
on to st. Vincent. Every German will
now learn with satisfaction that the
German imperial Government has taken
the matter up, and has already taken
the most energetic steps to eventually
make this Captain Cohi responsible for
his act. We may, on this occasion,
once more remind foreign nations that
the time when every foreigner could do
the greatest wrong to German with
impunity is long since passed; on the
contrary, the German people demand,
and with justice, that in such cases the
most complete satisfaction shall be
given. German Ners