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THE FRENCH OCEAN NAIL SERVICE.
LEGISLATIVE CONSIDERATION Or TIE TaANsAT-

LEGISLATIVE CONSIDERATION or THE TRANsAT-
LANTIC NAIL CONTRACTS.
PARIS, MAJ 4, 1875.
IN the Assembly to-day NJ ouicnarG introduced
resolution 1isapprovng the contracts icf carry
Ing the mails made by tho government viii the
uansatlantic steamship COT. panies. He moved
that the resolution re declared "urgent,u and the
Assembly agreed TO the notion
1t was stated on the part or the French Postal
Department that the government would soon
settle the question.
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NOT on THn SCHILLER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
VIII you os Kind enough to correct the err or In
your sundays issue !? Among the names Of those
lost on board the Inflated steamer Schiller
ClarIes r. Haase, PHYSICIAN. and Mrs. Haase, No.
go East Twelfth street. Will you state that my
vile ana sell arc SIN alveg
CHARLES L. HAASE, NJ. D..
MAY H. 1875. No. 242 East Twelfth street.
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THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN PRUSSIA.

A CROWD OF CATHOLIC WOMEN DISPENSED By
THE MILITARY
BERLIN, May -, 1915
A crowd OF women mobbed an Old Catholic
schoolhoase In KdnIgsnute, Shesia, yesterday,
declaring that they would 'never allow their
children to become Old Cathc!lcs.r
After much excitement the military were called
out ana cleared tae streets, which we're iul OF
spectators.
Twenty persons we're arrested.
PRErATIcA1 PLAN FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF RE-
LIGIcUs HOUSES
BERLIN, May H. 1875.
The Roman Catholic bishops 81 Prussia nave de-
cided to dissolve even the religious orders which
The state tolerates being unwilling to see them
subjected 10 governmental supervision.
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THE wHISKEY RAIDS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, MAY IL, 1875.
49,, - ~ o,,,n,, lo,,or as,an,tsrmarts bos
~ ~" =. oSi1is 49, - - 80
progressed quietly out vigorously TO-DAY unuer
me charge of Captain Brooks ami his force. The
aav ,vore ,o.aav tnrned over "a inc cnstodv az
the United states Marshal The Kinnickinnick
distilery, Charles Guentner, propretor the
Nenomonee distiiery, Robert Krevert. proprie-
tor; Louis Rndskopp's ana Thomas O'Neill's dis
uhenes. Inc iollowlng u,.,.,-,.
ror. naaa.
The rectltyng house OF Christian SaIentine
Phlilip WIENER anu tne MtWauS zee heoIstli,lng
Bereentnal and Cnnres Grau. Appraisers were
sent the five dlstlilcries seized yesterday 10 re-
port tue value ~ eHch 10 the United states Dis.
trict Attorney. lhtS afternoon IhoulaS O'NeH
applied TO the United states circuit Court, Judge
DrumWond presiding, ana asked that an appraisal
oil ms dlstlery be made. ana mat ne pc permitted
70 give bonds aud resume operations. The petit
tion was granted ~ tue course u MS remarks
Judge Drummuhd CHARACTERIZED Tue law under
winch the SEIZURE was maue ~ severe one,
MP ~, ~ sn"e disnleasorc me sn
cess q these pioce sdlngs.
Five storeseepers nave been suspended to-day,
ana II Is expected that other revenue officers OF
tue dlstricl WI sqner we same iate tomorrow.
nnmbeg' Ks bIs cVnanct Il nnaerstood "a pe satts.
factory 10 me government IA all respecfs.
detective MeD.ha9' VINO dreN = recover yes
leluay ~ = , ~, 49, Nus ~ BaIn
aeCea3 ~ ,s sl1 iS. c "r , , ~ 49, p.sh
ssamg,', y ~ ~, ,,,ao5Stcy ,'snoroaI uts 'his
,s s,a "a tf nro1gyIno rome az conversatton
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THE JEFFERSON BORDEN NUTINEERS.

LoaDoS, May ~, 1876.
The wounded mutineers OF the schooner JeKer-
son Borden, In hospital here, are getting better,
ana it is believed that they will recover.
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SPAIN.

GENERAL AGUIRRE's MANIFESTO FoE REACTION
AGAINST DON CARLOS.
LONDON, May -, 1875.
The FoSt publishes an address OF the Cabredst
General Aguirrc to the Navarrese aud Basque
Carlists. inviting them 70 Turn their arms against
their Leaders, VINO "prolong the war only TO en-
rch themselves IL declares chat the events OF
tie last two years only SHOW the lnepttudc or
Don Carlos who has lost his right 10 the crown
before God and the world.r
Aguirre i exceedingly popular, and 1t is conf
IDENTITY claimed that his entry into spain VIII cause
large detection from the CdrIst ranks.
AN EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS BETWEEN CARL
ISIS AND ALFoNsIsTs.
HESDAYE, May r. 1875
An exchange or 25o prisoners has been enected
between the Carlists and Alionslsts near Bar
celOnu
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RUSSIA AND JAPAN.

LONDON, May II, 1875.
Tho Russian government has signed conven-
ton win Japan b. which the japanese part Of the
island or Saghalien is ceded TO Russia.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May ~, 1876.
special to the CoUrter-JouiRdl from Lcxing-
ton, just received, says General John q. TrecKin-
ridge Is sinking rapidly, and death may be OK
pected at any moment.
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CUBA.

A MERCANTILE FAILURE, WITH HEAVY L1ABIII-
TIES.
HAVANA, May II, 1875.
De Jougn & Co.. Santiago dc cuba. have sus-
pended. Their liabilities are estimated at $780, OOU.
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AT TILE coarpANY's OFFICE.

There were but few visitors yesterday at the
Offices OF the Eagle line Those who did call mad
evidently no hopes that they would receive any
tldlngs OF their friends on board the Inflated
steamer
THE QUESTION OF EMBALsrEST
the agents received the following cable despatch
yesterday morning.
ScILLY, May 10, 1875.
KNAUTH & MACLEOD, New York;
Please inform friends Of Nathan Becker, Mrs.
Becker Dwight, KIncK, Het mann Bachmann and
NJ. Wassermdnn that cmbalming is Impossible
here Consul General agrees with me that. under
the circumstances, the only reasonable course -
TO bury deccntly and marx graves. BANFlELD.
TIE EMBALMERs READY FOR WORK.
Later in the gay, however, they received the
following despatch from Mr. Banneld:-
Emoamers arrived tonight. WIZ have all
bodies YOU VISA embalmed and sent on Inform
All parties interested that al orders for embalm-
ment VIII be attended 10 at once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-13

A CROsS-EXAMlNATION or WoLCoTpS CA.
TARRH ASSIMILATION proves its efficacy in curing catarrh
For PAIN or inflammation PAIN PAINT.
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AN EMINENT DIVINE SAYS:-"THE PERU
WAN SYRUP gives vgor and buoyancy ofspirts"
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HALE's HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR
win every aiment affecting the lungs throat Or
chest
FEw woRDs To FEEBLE NE DELICATE
y Z. =. FIERcE, y y. d lIe.. worlIs Dl.pensary.


by r. " PIERCE, A. D.. OF the Worlds Dispensary,
Buffalo, n. !.
Knowing that you subject % great amount Of suf
prolong and the LONGER il neglected the yor
have 20 endure and the dttcult Of
becomes 4 as physlcian who y dally consulted by
sttntY meeting with those who have been treated Tor
their ailments TOR months without being benefited IN tho
least unt they become perfectly discouraged ana nave
almost made mp their never TO take another dose
OF medicine nor he tortured py any turther treat
meuL Iney had rather die aud nave then
suffering cnded than TO i've ana sAuer rs the1
only made worse by treatment 81 anything
more dlse0uragng we certainly cannot CONCEIVE, ana
there NO more successful mode or treating sucn
difficulties man that the principles OF when teach me
reducing depicting OF the vital forces OF the system,
wRcn the indications dictate ire tment directly mo
~ depl0rab, Indeed. But lady sufferers, there
better aud successful plan OF treatment for
you iii harmony with the laws ana require
mcut aud strong medicines VIII never cure you ~
you would rational means such as common sense
should dictate 90 every Intelligent lady, taAe sncn
medicines cmbudY the best invtgoraung tones
and nersnes, compounded with special reference 70
Your delicate system. Sueh happy yon VIII
nnd ~ my FAy0aE PRESCRIPTION which has received
the nudcsJ praise from thousands OF yOur Those
largud urespmc sensations causing you 10 feel scarcely
able be your feet ascend Digit OF sairsi TINT
continue drain thar sapping from your systems all
former elasticity ana driving the bloom nom youi
rheeks that continual STRAIN upon your vital forces
that renders you irritable and iretu may all be
subd Icd by Dersevcrng OF that marvel
proper workings OF your systems are relieved by this
mild ami means, whc periodical pains the exist
which sure IGdicatl9n o serious disease that
should neglected readily yield 10 IL and II Its
up reasonable length OF time the special
81 these pains Is permanently r moved Further
lisht these subjects may be oDraned from my pam.
two stamps Ny Fayorite Prescription sold By drug
gists.
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AS A PURIFIER, USE HYATrS LIFE BALSAM.
me Old aud reliable family medicine. Use the A. B.
nor WEATaER BEVERAGE,

HOT WEATHER BEVERAGE.
We offer fo sale -Bondet Warehouse, good SOUND
BoRDNAux CLAKEr az 81 3 gold, per hid. OF SO mel
gallons.
Bills Of uRdcr slO0-terms cash 800 and over-uots
at months. five per cent discount cash in
seven days. samples on application.
John OSBORN, SON Il CO.,
Importers OF Wines Brandies, &c.
As Beaver street
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE Is NOT
an enamel but medicine for the skin. Ladies ore In
v'ed TO test the arucle before purchasing NO West
Twentv-6fth street
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EvERDELL,Ss NO. 3o2 BRoADwAY-ELEGANI
Wedding ana Bail Goods, Uraers Dancing, foreign
Note Papers Menograms Portraits steel; low prices.
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THE IMPERIAL COUNCIL.

THE TWO GREAT cuAScELLoRs CONFER.
BERLIN, May II, 1878.
The Gear, Prince Gortschakon and Prince Bis
marck had a long consultation to-day.
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DESHLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
EaLnelN for CnIILs AID FEvER AND MALARIA.
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THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, $50 BROAD
way, constantly assumes larger proportions, and has
really crowded springs and metal hoop ruSses OUT
OF the markets OF the world
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LADIES', MISSES GENTS AND BOYS, BOOTS,
SHOES and GATgRs.-Patronize MILLER CO., No
Union
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FRAGRANT SOZODONr.-THl5 PEERLESS
dcnttrico hardens the gums swectens the breath,
ccauseS and the teeth from youth 10 old age
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4 D. LIPPIScoTr 4 GO.
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED.

THE RECENT ORIGIN OF MAN
illustrated by Geology and the Modern science Of
Prehistoric Archaeology. by James {. souhalL
With Illustrations Extra cloth. So.
THIS Is very earnest and able ctorl 20 prove that
the odgin Oi man L. ia harmony win the Hebrew cos
mogony aud not ~ variance with It modern science
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LORD & TAYLOR, GRAND AND cRRYsTIE
English body Brussels ..............sl s. and 81
English and American lapestry....... % and l2M
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IN THE NAME OF THE GREAT JEHOVAH
ana the Continental Congress- the patriotic
aDcc Of the gallant Ethan Allen. II i now in every.
budyis mouth. A ali OF KNOX patrons are patriotic,
hiS MATS equally popular, hence the 10 mis-
e. No. 2l9 Broadway and the Firth Avenue hotel
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I" OBSERVATIONS oN NASAL CArARRH"--sY A.
street. New York. Price l0c
Or Wilamson's method Of trcatmeuti IS superior 4,
any with which We ake ACQUAINTED NJourual OF hoa-
zeal Schemes.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE RE.
moves all Wrinkles Try it No. West Twenty.nfh ST
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LEON DUMAS EAU MBRyEILLEUSE OBJ
literates wrinkles and makes the complexion bright
and beautiful; trial will convince the most scep
teal. Price, per bottle.
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WIGS, TOUPEES. &C. RAUCHFUsS PRAC-
teal wIGaAKER and importer OF HUMAN HAIR, A East
Iwelfta street. near Broadway.
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THE MoNARcHs ENDEAyoRING TO FIND COM
MON GROUND FOR ALLIANCE
LONDON, May IL, 1875.
The Daily Telegraph's Vienna special says Bis
marck, with the help Of Russia intends to obtain
a public written guaranteed OF the status created
by the Treaty OF Frankfort.
Russia ana Austria are ready 10 support II.
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AL FOR ONE DOLLAR.

DRIGHTs DIS 4ASE. DIABETES DROPSY. GRAVEL.
ID Calculus G0ut rheumatism, dyspepsia, Disease o.
Liver, kinevs, Bidder. Prostats lal Pre- natura
Prostrltpn, Organic Debility ami Chronic Affections
dncurable ~ general practitioners sixty page iLno
pamphlet explaining tleir successful treatment by Ma
lures Spcs Bethesda Mineral 3pring Water ami Dr.
a. HANLEh HEAfH, the author ami proprietor free
address Letters from physicians AMI otners Of
hope cured sent Depot AMI reception rooms
No. 2tD broadway. New YORK
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YOUNG'S PURE MALT wHISKEY IStY
the best in the world For sale by hrst class y
grocers an dealers
1 Wholesale SO Broad street. I'M
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TIE MILLS OF THE GODS.

Novel BY Mrs J. y. Twells. I2mo Extra cloth.
81 90
4 really brilliant ana charming romance. There Is
air of brightness and pleasure all through IL and q
RAPID Joyous motion The characters perfectly
tural ana the story very well told.
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THE QUESTION OF EMBALMENr.

the agents received the following cable despatch
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NEW PUBLICATION 5.

A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIVEN
n a cultivated person than 'rhe Cyclopedia OF tbs
Best Thoughts Charles Dckens;n carefully inaexed
beautifully bnu ID. Price, s. Compiled by +. q. Deton-
tainc aui published by +, j. HALE son, II Murray
street. New YORK.
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GERMAN ASSURANCES or PEACEFUL IET1

GERMAN ASSURANCES or PEACEFUL IETEN-
T.oNs---A POWERFUL NEIGHBoR."
BERLIN, May IL. 1878.
The North German Gazette says: 1--we can givo
assurance that tue relations oil Germany and
France have at no time since the war been more
friendly ana satisfactory than they now are"
The Provincial correspondence, seml-onciai
Journal, declares that Germany desires peace, and
Is able to rely on union win powerful neighbor
TO repress any possible foreign ambition aiming az
I dtetu rla
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BY Charles Dickens ysls Extra cloth. 50 per vol.
Being the tenth work OF the New standard Edition
81 DicEcus Works. proiusciy Illustrated by Cruik-
nNE ~ All
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GENERAL JOHN d. BRECKENRIDGE.

J. v. HARRIS, N. ~, Heath oGcer.
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Four thousand years ago the Babylonians pos
sessed libraries, though most OF their books were
written on clay instead Of on paper. Specimens
or the Assyrian books being oDlong pieces or clay,
stamped on both sides with metal stylus and
then hardened In the Are, extant in the British
Museum.
new Rerue HistoTtgue 20 appear quarterly,
containing original documents and correspon-
dence from all countries, will be started 10 Paris
by Gabriel Monod, January 1, 1876.
Nearly every Englishmsn VINO does anything in
literature seems 10 think Il his duty 10 write
book the Engish constitution. The latest Is
by barrister named LanRmead.
Harper's well known "Bandbook for Travellers
in EurOpen will soon reappear, tho nrst or the
three volumes being wholly rewritten.
The late Lady Dun Gordon's "Last Letters from
Egypt" and u IS q PITY they are the last, win
soon appear rom Macmans press, with nne
portrait or that remarkable woman.
The admirers OF "PepVs' Diary VIII welcome
the forthcoming edition, when VIII be the nrst
complete one from the original manuscripts, con-
tanning at least one-iourth new matter.
Mr.. Il. II. Furness, Of Philadelphia has nearly
ready his varlorum edition OF shakespeares
"Hamet.n
Mr. Justice Strong. o, the United states Supreme
Bench, has q book In press on the relations o. the
civil law % ecclesiastical polity and property.
The London Hornet, established 10 1860 and
bought in 1872 By Mr.. stephen Flske, an American,
has oeeu again sold for the small sum OF goo.
Mr.. Gladstone's pamphlet on yaiIcanism has
really added new word 10 the English language.
The passion for odd titles In bloks Is shown in
Mr.. Charles Hamlt0n's "Oriental Zlgzag: Being
Wanderings In Syria, moab. Abyssinia and Egypt
The church Times prints new lrst chapter OF
Genesis. OF which the following are specimen
verses
Primarily the Unknowable moved upon Kosmos
ana evolved protOplasm.
Anu prolopasm was inorganic and undlneren-
t.ated, containing AL things IN potential energy;
and spirit Of evolution moved upon the nuid
mass.
Ano animacule begat ephemera then began
creeping things 70 multiply the face o. inc
eartn.
Now these arc the generations or .he higher
yerteDratd IN the kOsmic period, that tine Un-
knOwaOie evOutea che Dlpedal mammalia.
And the patyrhine Ucgat the Catarraine, and
the catnrrhluc monkey Uegat the antnrOpold ape,
and the apc bekat me long clnanOus Orang, aud
tue oranR Degat the chtmpanzee, ana the cnlm-
panzee eyoiuted the Uimaua waat-is,ls.
the scottish Figaro, montnly humorous peril
odica, Is to be started IN Edinburgh to commute
the ancient joke about Scotch heads and surgical
operations.
Henry Holt \ Co. are about to publish a new
edition oi Gautiers "Wlnter In Russia.n This nrm
Will soon bring out new edition OF Auerbach's
con tine Heights translated W simon A. stern.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MAY 8 1876-TRPLE SHEET
the administration OF the day-a singular qralln-
cation Tor soldIerl

the administration OF the day-a singular qralln-
cation Tor soldlerl
NEW NOVELS
Under the title OF "Marie Cnassaipgu III. Adolpho
Badin gives an Affecting story Of the lnsurrec-
tion OF 1870 in Algeria. Arab lie Is depicted IN IL
with such viyidness that The reader can readily
fancy himself a spectator oil the scenes nara ed.
Jules Vernes' WORK lie Chancellor journal
d'un Passenger Is IN every one's hands. IL dis
nifty which have characterized ms previous
works, while 1t reveals his talent IN new
pnase-tnar OF realistic force vi description.
Take, for Instance, the scene on the raft when
the snlpwrecked unfot Inmates cast lots to decide
whose body IL TO furnish food 10 save them from
the horrors OF a lingering death. 10 not remem-
Der TO have read IN any work OF hctlon q scene
winch has more yividly impressed me or which
mas flled me with greater admiration for the
descriptive powers of the author. Michel Levy's
idea OF collecting the early stories and sketches of
through the columns Of newspapers and serials,
has resulted In the publication OF charming
volume, rendered all the more interesting by a
pTelace rom the pen OF the new academclan.
Another Tecuea OF somewhat the same character
Is the "Reclts du Cole Juann by Nine. Julette
LAMBERT. The stories are simply but feenngly
aud naturally told, and are full Of local color.
The sale oil the second portion of NJ. Gnizops
library comes OFF on tee 2Stn. IL IS principally
composed al historical and religious works and
VIII be supplemented by collection OF valuable
autographs
Tue wen known French writer and dramatist,
Alphonse Roger, died on the 10Th inst. lie was
director oil the Odeon from 1858 10 1885, anu then
assumed the direction Of the Opera. HIS 'His-
tore Unlvefsele du Ine treD Is a work very much
In request among book collectors
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A BULLET IN THE BRAIN.



From the Bridgeton IN. j.. Daily, May H.
The Landis.Carrutn snooung affair has been tho
means OF bringing TO light a lew remarkable cases
OF shooting and miraculous recovery OF persons
whose brains have been perforated by pistol on
ride balls.
william V. Robinson is aged thirty-three years
and is a bother by profession. In 1861 Mr.. ROBIN
enlisted IN Company captain Timothy
Moore, OF Camdenl, sixth regiment, New Jersey
Volunteers, which regiment was attached to
HooEer's division OF the rhird Army corps. lie
participated IN every battle fought by the Army o
tue Potomac, except Antietam aud Burnsee'a
mud campaign against Fredericksburg, and
was in over thirty general engagements,
beside number or minor ones and
was three times badly wounded. Robinson
received mis- nrst WOUND at the battle OF Williams
burg, being severely wounded, aud II was sup
posed for a long time fatally wounded In the thigh
his second wound was received IN the battle
known rs the second Bun Run. inc third wound
in the muscles OF the left arm-was received dur
ing General Grants succession Of battles before
Tue second wound was received on August 20,
1867. The sixth regiment, 20 winch Ronln on was
attached, was supporting the Fith regiment. New
Jersey Volunteers, which mad denl0}ea as sklr.
mishefs anu was charnng on the enemy. O the
shooung Robinson recOliects taat sharp PAIN
darted through MS ear and into has head. AUD
tnen he remembered noJhing more. lie was lett
fOr de ana remained tne ia tie uclu AT least
an nOur, but was finally removed and taken to
tue division hospital suffering untod agony ron
musket bail wound. fne ball, either mime
or a musKet ball entered the left ear cutting Oh
the penauluus lobe and taxing an upward course
through Inc brain and lodged near the upper part
oil the Occipltal zone. 1he wound Dled prOlusey
ana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES returned 70 him Dr
Wiley, now of cape May, VINO was the division
hospital surgeon AZ the line, nro0ed Tor the bail,
but was unaOle 10 reach IL. Robinson convalesued
rapidly and IN snort iime was able 10 bear
transportation TO The United states general
hospital, at chester, Pa, where tine wound
was again proceed In vain Tor the bail In
three months tune Robinson Nas returned 10
his regiment and performed lathiul service with
n, Tor wnich he was promoted 10 a serQeantcy,
and renamed with IT unit tue close 0f he war.
Ia conversation with our representative ROBIN
son informed hlm that he was unable 20 work IN
the sun, and wnen ne attempts 20 his head be-
comes almost Immediately muddled anu spins
round Ike top. while saarp pains dart from MS
! lelt eve TO the seat Of the bullet .'But now 40
/ you know the bullet IL IN your Drain2n remarked
i the interviewer. because cel III was tne
reply. Although snOt directly through the ear III.
1 nearing Is unImpaired aud IS as acute and sen
i siuye to sound as any one ear. Hts intellect aud
memory good ana but rarely - ne Ioa0ied
! about the heau.u