, 1874-01-25

1t Coburg and Afterwards studied Law At the Unver-
a.tles Of Leipsic, jena, and Heidelberg. Having
Jash.rdth in my uative province, and afterwards
practiced advocate both in my native city and
Coburg. For proof Of my statements refer you to
Af Jhetlztatn Emil D., universally esteemed Of
h.ial at CobCrg.
Dissatisfaction with my position led me, in 1885, to
many the 26th Of this 1aonth {Soyembcr} have, be-
ing IN unmarried man, travelled in different parts Of
the United States and visited especially The principal
cities, cs Boston, New York, Newark philadeptita
Baltimore, Washington, New Orleans Louisville Gin
cnnati, Pittsburgh, ST. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee,
American Civil War served three years as soldier in
the Union army. Previously had occupied nayeelf
principally as teacher, hut since have connected
with VEElous English and American journals. Among
the German papers with Which I hare been
connected I may mention the Cincinnati Vosks-
tlau,' Illinois Sta1ts zettunq, Milwaukee Herald,
Springfield Ql) Post, and tie Long Island An-xloey'
IL OMAHA In tie State Ct Nebraska, eded and pub
uahel weekly paper, the -Sebraak4 Aah journal.
chicago Eren'na Post, New York Trroun=, New York
371ne8, Herald, and Eren'as Post Besides, worked
several months in tho oieo Of the New York Associas
cd FTese, copying dispatches. The Last two years I
have occupied subordinate position in tho New Yozk
cuatom-House, which left because the situation
not agreeable to me.
For testimony touching my career in Anerica,
refer you to Dr.. K, whose acquaintance en-
joyed in Now York, and DR.. D, whom I met IN
Chicago.
desire to connect myself with the press OF my
old Fathcrlaud through tho medium Of Autographed
appearing every 4Ec hA1uG
aha contain the ost important end interesting items
from America WHICH are not received Ivy telegraph
clipped from the latest English New York papers.
take the liberty, therefore, 10 invite you to sub
scribe for half quarter for my correspondence for
your valued paper. With reference to the price for
my work, would like to have you make me TN Offer
upon which will declare myself moro distinctly. Ap
pended send you my first correspondence A. L. 6.
american Li:hograph!c Corrcsroudence1. The sue
ceeding will be as large. nearly SO.
Hoping for : favorable answer, and Begging Tor
copy Of your paper in the correspondence Is
printed, au. respectfully ard obedienuy yours,
Undoubtedly the very prominent journals
mentioned eboye will watch the enterprise OF
their protege With interest; certainly one whose
Journalistic experience has been 80 diversified,
and whose talent las been fostcred under such
judcious auspices, cannot fail to mako an ln-
preston advautag geous to his interests. Ameri-
cans abroad, at least, will thank him if le sue
cceds in enligLtening the Berlin editors in refer
ence to the political md social complexion Of
affairs in tho United States. It is only few
days since wns edited by the following. OBJ
serva!ion III the Burger Zest"'ta. penned by q
sasacious editor as an indignant comment upon
the announcement that The Firginlus is not an
American ship: tit il to be hoped now that,
instead Of modelling SO much with foreign affairs,
the Government at Washington will direct ita at
tention to internal matters, US late dispatches
assert that dissensons are being fermented III
tho Episcopal Church in New York" Pu1Lo.