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Scr 0eI0utarff.

RemtgOrf, "a. @eptbr.-@elb leidt su
6. g8ediel rubi9 gu 1881. Sob idllOs
flau 81 1O3b. SunOes Sbligatioueil
i9lofien fefter +; 18S1er Coupons 11OR,
meme 1861 1o5s, 1867er 1919, 186Ser 1898,
ueue Sitnfer 1913, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1854.
Gftien i9lofien fau uno fefter; Stem.
Yorfer@entral 1908, Grie III, 2afe5bor 624
Sainoiier Central 694, BittBb. 824, &bicaaos
Wortbmeltern 35, Yrioritdten 62{, &od=S8z
lamb 1014.
llntridasamts 8ilans: Cob 500, $685.
587; @ourant $44, 1925, ,19s.
Der nnteri6asnteiiter 5ablte beute fitr
Snterefen $47 900 unb fiir ein9e5oeene Sb.
lisationen $685., 900 aus.
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8roBer 9tebftabI pp,t gSertbpa=
ttfpf.rrS

&Ortlanb, N.=D., "a. Septbr. = Gin
Yafet, ipelbes &egierunss- unb @ilenbabn=
Sblisationen, 4ftten>@ertififate, !Snpotbefen-
iGeine II. I. 10. i'm @ertbe bon 5000, 900 ent<
belt, ipnroe am letten Samftage aus Der
SpinSe Der bieiigen u@riten Nationalbanf" ge<
ranbt. Der Berlnit nurbe erit beute Wtorgen
entbedt. Die @ertbpaptere geE6ren idntnlts
LID Yripatperionen on, unb bic 9anf erleibet
feillen 8erluit.
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SrGuSe*

Pitt sburg, Ya., "a. @ept. - Die
Stdle Der rYleaiantz zSallep< Yaiiengerz Stall
ma9=@omp." an Der @ren;e BON 9(aeaenus
@itp muroen beute MOrgen tbeilmtie Surf
6euer srit0rt, Die g6aggonS uno YferOe
gurbsn idmmtli9 IN 9iaerbeit sebradt.
8erluit et,pa $4,000,
Columbus O., "a. Gept. - Sn
Wfarlb's &t9arrenfabrtf brad beute 6euer
aus, pelbeS fiinf @ebGuOe sert6rte. SerIult
$40 0O0
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SaS @ertppe clues UorIiinO amtDli,
dlet SfsfercS attf0eEtlntoett.

pa5elt0n, Pa., q. Sept. = I'm leBten
Santiago purbe OaS @erippe eue8 nugehcuz
rem 8biere8, tueldes augeniasinlid Der uore
iitnoflutbIten 3eit ougeb0rtt, bon arbeitern,
luel6e in Ser 1labe Oreier Stast Elm 5un6a.
ntent aus9rAben, aufgtfIlnOeu. Die &no6en
lagen 10 SuB inter Der @rboberHGde uno
geraoe unterbalb Der tleiuen &obleni6i6tc,
lpel6e ii6 iiber Die Wammutb= Oblenaoer 6eS
6aSletOnzSeden8 erit1edt. Die bis iebt aus
gegrabeneu &beile 9eb6rteu mutbmaBli6 gu
ben Niifenluirbeln uno oeuten auf uuqtbeure
@r6be oe8 gan3en 8biere8. Die arbeit 1T
eingcitellt tuorOen, bis Die 6ilfe zines Sad
manne8 erlan9t perOen fam, nm ben 0teit
oeS Serippes i'll 9Htem 3ultanoe ans Gtft
III f1rheru
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8ermtfd)tc Sepeid1em aus Sietna
0lnfF

q en- 0Orf, "a. september. - @olb
er6ffnete III l03b.
= aui Dem 0ampier .@uIernto, :" lpelder
Oorgctern bier anfam, itarb eitOem eiu Mfa.
trOie AM gelbeu 6ieber. gtui Der Brig ,.Hbone"
aus Utatan6os, ge9enmarti9 auf Der Guaran.
tdneitation, erlagen Smei YeriOnen wdbren0
Der 5abrt 6erielbeu &raufbett.
= 6eute finO bier angefOmmtn: bon Qtucr.
pool Der 0ampfer yGitD Of Montrcal," ;" pom
mittelldnoii6eu 6dien Der 0ampfer yDarian, ,"
BON Bermuda Der 9ampfer Gamma" Don
2iuerpool Der 0ampfer y5talp."
Die 3Oll @tnnabmen betrugen beute
S552 900
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Der fritbere 0tcgiertu9s6rudcr GGapp,
tuelder Die 0tepublitaner in Der 8unSes-
bauptitoot nit einem utuen Sroane beQliideu
molte, bat ii6 eine8 Ssferen beionueu. Sine
3cltung in gSaigin9ton berausngebeu, 1T Elm
unoanfbareS @cidldft.
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Naberes iiber oen nont 9raifoentcn
Der peruaneuten 9tusiteIltlt9 in
Nhil00eInflin i1erii IL feff 0Scfrffn

Pbtla bel y bla, "a. Sept. - lleber Den
bonn BrGiiOeuten SObu 9. Ntorton periibten
Setrug be3iiglib Der Attien Der ,g8eit Ybila.
oelpbier Baiien9er =8ailma1" 1T nur ucuiq
gtdberes IN @rfabrung 9ebra6t woroen. 0is
Dte9rauS9abe Der Nttien ioQ IL 200 Stiid be.
tragen, alleiu es iit nod ni6t ermittelt, in
weiien Sdnben id Der arDBte 3beil Oieier
mertbloien Papiere beftnoet. Mitglieoer Der
MaiSb6rie, iomie bic ,0ritte gtationulbanf"
baben, pte man iagt, eiueu beoeutenoen 8e>
mag in Roten Der @ompagnie angefauft, mei-
germ fif iebod, ndbere angabeH Su MAIDEN.
DtOrtOn madte iorpobl peri6nlif, ais i'm gta
men Der Sabngeielli9aft @eiddite nit Der
ermdbnten Ntationalbanf. @r.Yrdfbent Mor.
ton, Der S6atmeiiter uub Der GrsSctres
tir Der @eiellitaft tlagen itd 9egenieitig all,
uno Die 9anSe Qfiairc 1T 10 uerluifelt, baB Der
genaue Sa6perbalt Dor Der pano ntft ermit=
telt merben tann. Die llnteriuhuug Der 8it,
der Der @elellid1aft ut md, i'm 8nr1e
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8erutId1te teIearaODiIdle 9epcSd,en

= Die erite 0iDtitOu Ser Benn.
i1lpauter gtatiOnalgaroe q iuurbe ge.
itern auf oert YoroOeplate IN philadelphia
pom @ouoerneur 9artranft t in Sc.
9cnlpart mebrerer 3auieuO 3ui6auer inipisirt.
-Sn U hlano, Sa., itarb geitern Otorz
gen Or. SaS. u. Duncan, Der Braijoent
OcS rOtacOn=GOuegS" unb Elm bcrpQmaaeRoer
@eiitlid.r Der iitOliden gtetbObiftentir9e.
-M i'd ael gS 6, ein etubeiuiger Strip
pei, murbe am leBten Samitags= QbeuOe III
Sport=6ia unpsit 9 crant0u, Ba., BON
s. S. Smolia bur9 eiueu G6uB in ben Sopf
get6otet. OMAHA 1T perbaftet.
- 9aS uubere1tigter 8eiie auf NeQies
r1ng8ldnbereien i'm Sir6Ipiele Sal
caiien, 2a., gefGllte 9OtS miro sur 3ett
20 &eQlernnasbeamten perlieiaert.
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Gin fratnmer GpmtttDss ssd1asmettter
I'M S~hin

Defiance, O., "a. Sept. - 3as Sc
rii4t, oaB in ben Sii6ern bes @ountbi6atz
netIterS u. Sbuw Elm 0efi3it bon $1,000 bis
$50, 900 entoeft pOrOen 1T, errest uid)t menig
2tufre9un9 III Oieier @egenb. Der StaatSs
AuOltOr bat einen Spe3ial.SnipettOr ernannt,
welAer cine bemafinete Bahe in Dem 9iireau
OeS Sd)abmetiter5 aufgeitellt bat uno beute
cine lluteriudlunn eiulelten mrh
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Cine bInttee Sd1tekoffaire 5apt5d)eu
Ycncrft

Gincinuati, "a. Septbr.-Q6t geger
gcristben beute Q6eno an Der @de Der @eorges
uno @lnI=SraBe III eiueu Streit, in meldtm
fte bon Biitolen @ebrau9 ma6ten. Sier Der
Sctbeiltgten muroeu permunoet, uuo einer oere
ielben, 9fameuS @6a8. 8ladTone, miro ieinen
SerlebuuQeu erlieQen.
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2lns gSefttnoiett. Siiroerfrieg attf
San Sontin9o. = Gtearrettrtaz
6ers2tnSitano a,tf CUBA. - 9ln=
8ebltd,e GntSed,tttg oerN5d de b. on
Gbrtitopb Columbus TIT San
SDntfttan.

Sapanna, "a. Sept. - Ha6ri6ten auS
Gan Domingo bis gum 10. 3. Ot. erqeben,
oaB bic politiIde Sage in 2apeqa, Der noroz
0itlid) gelegenen Bropins, innerbalb Der lebten
3met gSohen etre duBerit OrObenbe @ehalt alls
genomnlen bat !; spiiden ben Sniurgenten
inter Dem 9eneral gargaS unb ben Reqie=
rungStruppen Ino bereits r1ebrere blutiae
&dmpfe porgefallen, uno bic 2etteren ipuroen
geiflagen. Die Yartetgdnger oes 81 YrGiiz
oenten @onSales baben cine Sniurreftion in
ben noronsltll6en BropinSen angesettelt uno
ben $1afen BON Monte @briitt in 8eftt
genommen. llnru5en unb 9lufre9una herr.
iden in Der ganSen 8epublif, unb piele her
porragenbe Siirger iiuo aui Die leidteffen
Serbaftgriinbe bin eingeferfert iporoen. Sie
Sabadsernbte pirb auf $4,000 ,,Seroons" qe.
i6Gtt.
Ius SaDtt liegen ebenfafls gtad)ri9ten bis
gum 10. Dor. llles mar rnbig, iebod erreqte
Der fiir3lid oorgeiallene 9bbru6 bes biplonaz
tll6en SerfebrS nit San Sonlinqo einiQe
SelorgniB. Brdfbent Sanales bat in elmer
Proclamation erfldrt, Der Srud) lei burd) cine
WtiBoeutung Der beitebenben 9ertrd9e perane
laBr porcen, ullb bieSertrGge ipiirben reuioirt
lperoen.
9apanna, "a. Sept. - Ser ausitanb
S'S".tehntulpel VI uel HpuHpl, OuullleIl
ntmmt grDbere Simeniioneu an. Die auss
ltanoi9en perlan9en cine 2obnerb6 b6buug, ipel6e
III 9eiplit Sdllel elmer Steigerung Don 25
Yro5ent 9leidlfomnlt. Die 8egierIng i9eiut
llG 9roBe Wfilbe 81 9eben, ben Iusltanb ge<
betnl 5n balten. Die gSirfungen Der oriifen=
ben Sei eiteuerung MAIDEN fid) INNER fiiblbarer;
ungefdbr 200 8erfitdtten uuo fleinere Stab
liilsments itno bon Der &egieruus in gel9lag
genoulnteu morber, urt Die @iaentbiimer aur
@ntrt6tuug ibrer Steuern gu slpingen.
Cine ieniationelle 0epeide lit bef1 Sernebz
men mad aus Gan Domingo erba.ten iporz
ben, pelde melbet, baB rie Aide BON @bri=
hopb Columbus nebit poiitiuen getpelIen fir
ihre &utbentisttdt in iener 8epublif entoedt
worben ift, Die bisber fir bic lleberreite bes
@ntoeders gebaltene 9li9e in ber Satbebrale
BON Sapanna muB oentna9 Die aiae ieines
Diego iei11,
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SelbitulprOSperfudl.

Ybtl 3 elp B a, "a. Septbr. - Der
SiebarSt 0tObert 0}c@lurc, mel6er iibcrfiibrt
wurbe, 9efdlihte 0ofumente oes "Philadel
phia College of Veterinary Surgeon" Der.
tauft 5u baben, Wuroe beute gu 0touatcu
@efdnguiB unO elmer GelObuBe bon $1,000
perurtbetlt.
28euige Minuten ipdter rpuroe Dem @erfte
mitgstbeilt, baB Der SerIrtbtiIte @ift emge=
nommen babe. !0ubeigerufene Ier3te gaben
benz @efangenen ein @egeumittel, unO man
glaubt, NaB cr ii6 jcet anger @cia9r befiuoet.
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8plfsinfti3 1T GatfaS, ,-Gine &6,tz
berbntlSe iDertlfdtfet.

ct. &outS, "a. September. - Sin III
Sort glis, SS., eingetrOffcuer 8rioatbrief
liefert eiueu Berld)t iiber eineu Sampf 3piz
i6tu Sehrduberu unO elmer abtbeiluu9 Sirz
ger. g8dbreno be8 oergangenen Sommers
ioGen I'M meitli6en SaniaS unO 0itli6en 60
loraoo al 1000 Stiif &ieb bon ciner ais u
Dtanu beItebenben GGuberbauoe geraubt nor
ben Ieill, ltnO Die 8iirger faBteu enoli6 ben
@ntihluB, benz Gretben ein @noe III MAIDEN.
Sine ans Is Mann beitebenbe S1aor g(nz
iieOler brad gut beritten unO bewafinet sur
gerfOlgung Der 8aHoe aui un0 bOlte oeielbe
i6lieBlld am fiiuiten Gage III Der duBeriten
noropeitli6en @de oe8 Staates &aniaS ein.
sic griffen bic Rduber an, tpGbreno oieielben
ibr NbenoeHeu bereiteten, t1Oteten iieben Der
ielben uno btngen einen ad)teu on eiuem
Saume auf. 9a8 auf Dem leeteu 9taub3uge
erbeutete Sieh muroe Suriiderluugt. Son ben
8itrgeru wuroe fein ein5tger periebt, inOem
bic 3tduber pOQitduOig iiberrumpelt murOeu
nnO feline 3sit batten, bon ibren @afien
@ebran6 5u MAIDEN.
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Ser Dero6@tt8e s6ooner SOFAS
Sntitb."

Saoaunab, 9a., "a. Sept. - @ine
0epeIfe aus 0arten meloet, ba8 Der Sdoo-
ner uSOnas Smttb" geftern bon Dem Dampfer
Dictator" IN ben 0aien bon 0obo9 bu9iirt
murOe.
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- . -
Ernufretm,

YariS, "a. Septentber. - Sic beutiaen
SOurnale entbalteu oaS 0taulfelt, nelhcS, iuie
bereit8 mitgctbeilt, inter ben Yopieren be8
ueritorbeueu gr YriHOenteu 8bier8 aufQefltuz
ben pnrOe. 0aiielbe 1T al Die Stinmqeber
ocS 8. acknowledgements gerid)tet; eS re6ticr.
tigt baS 8erbalten Der lettsn 0eputirteutam=
mcr, lobt Die BON Den WtitglieOern all oen Gag
gele9te Slugbeit uuO MdBtgung uuO ertlart,
3rn. &bicrS' SOrliebe fir cine republitanii6e
&e8ierunasfOrm lei uuf bic llcber3ugung ge.
griinoet, oaB Die WOnartie unn69litb lei. IS
ihilocrt bic gegenmdrttge Situatlon alS cine
uuertrG9lide, tEoem oNS Qano cine republita=
niide @onItitution uno cine antirepubllfautz
ibe Administration babe; Is proteitirt qegeu
be Srtii8 pom l6. Wtai, beitebt uui Der S0u=
UcrGnitdt Der Notion unO auf ibrer @emalt,
Die gcmaltiame Iufl6iung Der 9eputirtentamz
mer 3u rii9eu; ferner foroert e8 baS &ed)t Der
freieu .g8aBl mo Die Sreibeit Der Breiie. Die
Grunodte oe8 'Sru. Gbier8 peroen am
S6luiie OcS 0Otumeut8 i'll iolgcnoeu lueuiqen
gSOrten Oargele9t: ySouOerdnitdt Der natiOs
naleu 5tcpubllt, @eeelihteit, 6reibeit uuO
5ErfphP
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Nns 0elne Niehcr-

9sit Oem lctteu Beriftc erIag nur cine Yer-
jon III SernaHOina Dem gelben 6ieber, leOO6
merOcn beute 40 ueue @rfranfunsen gemeloet.
QnS yHetter lit nnh inner unniinitia.
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@eratftlttla Oltrdl Wtlae.

Glepelanb, g., "a. Sept. = 8rau 8.
ct. Clair, in gtr. 299, 0afeitr., tpobnbaft
tpuroe 9eifern neblt ibrem Sobne un6 tbrel
So4ter onr4 ben 9enuB giftiser Bilse, mel.
DIE fie fir ebbare Sd)wdlnme hielten, pergif.
tet. Die betben &inoer itarben geltern 4benb
unS man best teine Soffnuns ami @eneiune
Der Mutter.
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NnrFt INN 0nrIe.

u
Screini9te G5taateu Sbligationen, 18G7cr
1919. Stem Yorter &eutral 1884, @rie IL,
PriOr. 2O4, Ncm- 3eriep'er Central III.
Qouoon, %. Septbr., /. 80 Nad,m. -
@ouiolS 95 1lt16 fir @elo un0 90. fir Brief.
goHoou, %. Septbr., ltbr gtadm. -
0a5 8nllion, mel6eS beute aui 8ilau3 ans
Der nSant BON Gngano" 9e3ogen wur6e,
betrug G35,0 900.
Yaris, %. Sept6r., llbr gafm. -
SitnfprO3euttge 9teuteu 105 6rauc8 40 Ger-
times fir 8rief.
YtperpoOt, %. Septbr., u llbr SO. -
Die SaumwOa 3uiubr betrug beute 28OO
Salen, ale aus glmerifa.
EiDerpoOl, %. Septbr., II. 80 9thm.-
8aummoue tettg. SbcrldnOer 5ll6d gteiu=
Srleanier 7l16. Serfduie ID, ,0008ollen, ein4
iblieBlid 1900 Sur SpetuIatou unb gum grs
porte.
9toerpooG, %. geptbr., llbr Ndm.-
Stmal5 DC cd. Sd iiir amerlf.
GtOerpoo [, %. Septbr. 2. 30 Iahm.-
Son ben beuttgcn 8aummOQ= =STtduieu iua=
ren 9l00 Ballen aus 2(merlfa.
SdiiFsnadrtdIteM.
" la8g NJ %. Septbr.-Oer 0ampfer
yState Of Jfeoa0a" lit bon g1em 0orf bier
etngclaufeu.
Y per en-, %. Scptbr.-Oer Dam.
pier vSmiberlanO" lit bon YbilaOelpbia all,
getonmen.
0ueen8tomn, 23. Septbr. - Der
2ampfer o@itg Of Scrlin" 1T bon Rem= 9ort
bier etngetroffen.
Surge GabeloepeIden.
= @tne Oepeid)e ans Yari8 melOet, baB Der
gtil elne NorluaIb6be errei6t bat.
- Die SungerSnotb in Sitinoien itleint
ibreln Gnoe 5t naben. Su Der lebten 98odle
lit IN hetuabe allcn 0titritten reidl(tder 9teQen
8eFalen, unO bic @ruOteau8F9teu fiRb iebr
glinItig.
- Die Sauptradt Der mouteneoriuildjen
Arnee hat Die StoOt @ati9to eingei9(oTen.
- Der bItreididbe 9eiauote in &ouftanti-
M92tl ioq benz Sultan IN einer 2luoen3 Die
98aBri9etnltffeit zines &ermittluugsueriudS
oHrf Seitreid) au9ebeutet babcn,
- gout elmer DepeldJe aus Vlnorio iii
StcesAomiral Pairab0S gum ipanii9eu Mta-
rlHemlntIter ernannt mor0eu.
- Dem @rs YrdFoepten @rant uur6e ae>
tern in CUMBERLAND, @H9lauO, cine groBartige
Soatlon oGrgebra6t.
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Wertbbnlle Snfumente unb Recurbe
berbrannt.
Der Moseafaal peratd,tet.

, a 8 d o II { . { b a L { e n u Il II
&aIfe BON aleranoria uno Baltimore.
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Gin5d gntree 90 Gents; Serr uno Dame "a Gents;
Yadetc mtt @tnseItarten $3.50. 3u bQ6en in Uic2
@affreps Notwithstanding uno Sci StroEburaer q
Soln, @fe Der 5rontz uno @apsStraBe. (22S-)
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Dfr Amfrikaner.
u 0 m q II
bon -
Sn' 8 9eutide iibertraaen

IL u HtH
BON @ortB 8uid).
-@rter Ebeil.-
(Sortiesuns.)
Der Nnoere nabm ibm bic &arte aus De-
Sano, las iie NIT einem rai6en 8lide, lat
Rewman nodmals bonn &opfe bis 3u ber
5iiBen on, s6gerte einen ausenblid unb iastt
bann ernft, aber artls: Waoame be @intre iit
nid)t 81 5auie.
Der jiingere Mann psr3og bic Miene unb
laste eann, gu 9tewman gemenoet: geoauere
lebr, meln Serr.
ytepman nldte ibm freunblidb ;u, um ibm
su 3eisen, bas er ibm nidt b0ie lei, uno lent
te feline Sdritte suriid. an Der gortiersloge
blteb er iteben; Die beioen Mdnner ianoen
nod tmmer inter Der Saustbiir.
User lit Der Serr nit benz Sunbe? fraete
er bic alte Srau, bic mteoer eri9isn. ST tatts
begonnem, Sran56iii9 gu lernen.
Das 1T Der Serr @raf.
llno Der 4uoere?
9as 1T Der 9err Narquis.
GIN Marquis? ? iaste Ghrlopber aui gns>
lid, mas bic alte Srau 9liidltderueiie ni4t
peritano. Sb, oaun lit er alio nidt oer5aus,
boimeilter!
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&nfen< 1tnN Sd,t,,rrb1rtc
4dGeI
WdHel

dur Reiietn's ausianb beIorat innerbal6 "a @tlnhe
81. 0tafne,
dessT SaItmorsfrass uaO soRe0 0Fiee.Gpenus,
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0eue Nn3eigem.
MnFfsMfaOemtie,
Sri. 0luuts Wottfao1te


uno oeS populdren Baritoniiten 6er 9taooo,fd1ru
SperutrupDe
Gtn. -. 4. IarIeton,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-12-31

RUSSIA AND TuRKEY.-The following
extracts from the liable Talk of Ma
poleon " are extremely interesting at
the present moment: lone day." Ma
poleon said, II could have shared the
Turkish Empire with Russia; we have
discussed the question more than once.
Constantinople always saved it. This
capital was the great embarrassment,
the true stumbling block. Russia want
ed it, and could not grant 1t. 1t is
too precious key it alone is worth an
empire. Whoever possesses it can gov
ern the world" "All the Emperor
Alexander's thoughts" said Napoleon
at st. Helena, "are directed to the con.
quest Of Turkey. We have had many
discussions about it. At first his pro-
posal pleased me, because | thought it
would enlighten the world to drive
those brutes, the Turks, out of Europe,
But when | reflected upon its conse.
quences. and saw what a tremendous
weight of power it would give to Russia
on account of the number of Greeks in
the Turkish dominions who would nat.
urally join the Russians, | refused t.
consent to it, especially as Alexandel
wanted CcustantiuOple, which | could
not consent to, as it would destroy th,
! equilibrium Of power in Europe"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-12-31
VERMONT BANKS PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION.

At the recent meeting of the Vermont
Banks Protective Association, the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS. During the rebellion the
government was compelled to resort to
almost every conceivable form of taxa
tion in order to protect its own life, and
did levy tax of one-half per cent per
annum on the aggregate banking capit-
al. less the amount invested in govern
ment bonds, tax of one-half per cent
annum upon deposits form of tax
not levied by any any other government
and tax of one per cent per annum
on all circulating notes outstanding,
all of which was considered very unusual
and excessive. but was cheerfully paid
during the war by the patriotic national
banks of the country, and
WHEREAS. The depressed condition Of
business throughout the country, and
the reduction of the rate of interest on
the government bonds. held by the
banks has greatly reduced the revenue
of thee banks, and
WHEREAS. Congress began in 1865
to reduce the internal taxes generally,
and has continued to grant relief to in
surance companies, occupations, profes
sions. etc. etc. Be 1t therefore
Resolced. That In the judgment d
this meeting it is for the best judgmen
of this meeting it IS for the best inter
ests of the banks and the business com
munity in this State. and that equa
rights and justice demands. repeal d
the law imposing a tax on banking
capital, deposits and circulating note
of national banks.
Resolued, That the law requiring tn
use of two cent stamps on bank check
is a great and unreasonable annoyanc
to the business community and ought +
be repealed.
ResotUed. That the secretary be in
structed to forward to each member q
our delegation in Congress copy Q
these resolutions. and request them I
use their best efforts to secure u repoa
of the laws mentioned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-12-31
THE EASTERN CONFLICT.

In the porte's recent circular to the
powers. inviting mediation, it is officially
explained that Turkey does not admit
being vanquished state, since she still
has two lines Of defence which she be-
lieves she would be able to hold. But
this assurance is not regarded as worthy
Of consideration and it is now certain
that Turkeys appeal will have no result.
Meantime, events are fastening to a
elimination that may precipitate gen.
eral European war. Though England
has the passive support of Italy in her
efforts for the termination of the war on
a basis favorable to the porte, yet Ger
many and Austria seem resolved to per-
NIT Russia to make such terms with
Turkey as she chooses, while France is
not disposed to advance any obstacle to
the designs Of Russia. Unless England
is fully prepared for au emergency which
may involve her in desperate struggle
against powerful triple alliance CON-
posed Of Russia. Germany and Austria,
we may expect to see Russia continue
the work Of indicating her honor and
evincing her power by an advance upon,
aud the ultimate occupation Of Constan,
tnople. The active participation Of
England in the conflict is not improba.
BILE unless her statesmen feel compelled
to accede to certain suggestions for the
permanent settlement of the Eastern
question, which imply the obliteratiOn o.
the Turkish empire in Europe and the
independence Of the Turkish provinces
An important suggestion comes from +;
Turkish quarter that the best solution o
the existing troubles should be found il
making COnstantinople free city unde
the guarantee Of the European powers
II is cOntended that there will always b
trouble. if COnstantinOple becomes tn
property Of either Of the European pow
ers; and, Of course, to make it a FIRE
city, under the joint protection Of all o
them. would be to put it beyond tn
reach Of any Of them. 1t is eviden
that the Turkish empire must, in an
event, suffer serious disintegratiOn, a
tho consequence Of the present war; an
the basis Of settlement suggested con
prehends the only rational solution {
the difficulty yet advanced, and its adoE
ton would preclude the necessity for an
further war and 60 far to assure tn
permanent paci6catiOn of Europe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-12-31

An exchange says that Mr.. Samuel
Bowles is slowly but steadily improving.
and is able to take each day slightly
more nOurishment than the day before.
His dict. which has been heretofore ex-
clusively milk. is now being enlarged
with milk toast and mutton broth. He
relishes and digests his food and is no
longer wasting in fash. Should he be
able to secure increase of Vitality with
out recurrence Of the appOplexy, be
may yet recover. There is, at the least,
ground for hope