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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31
SHIP NEWS.
Herald Marine COrrcspOndencc.

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t'% 81 sF S.n A.
s"; ss 70 Si.1 esf s% Pr
Porto c. Wsn W%nxaa Ne DO %
2or days. D'''''''' - 90" -
oSrIcr OF, THE RHODE IsLAnDKR.}
AR 2sh: Prudence. NYork for Providence Sid Taranto
orleans; Hadassah. Philadelphia.
General Record.
WITH az .s en- ME- s
for f46 cnency the board to the person
S: sss ss' Nothing further "
% 'is ON BIZ I.sss
p ps s S ou hss the rigging pso
% 0pelepsas Forrest from Rio for Baltimore days out Nov
Leaa, from Baltimore for RIO Janeiro Nov IS, Cape Fro
N a q j Ben' from Rio for New Orleans. Nov al
osqSs ys0 Sps a signal supposed the
EAGLE days from New York for West Florida Dec s, lat
John speord, spoaod from Norfolk for jamaica no date
B6.s De PC e. New wood ch s.
" GT L GSa s y Small. G g
port B.l Id Of Bath Albert Per-
RIO A nSs paisSs1 Baltimore
In port, Wave, from Boston, Just arr; OAK Howes from do
dsg bound TO New Oreans George Gardner Petenon from
do saldan stubbs from do dsg Pauline Manson do
coming in Conmissary, from -, do.
Home Ports.
BATH Dec 2I-Cld Creole Wyman Martinique. Sid a6th.
Geylon, Trott Havana Arr 2sth, VIM x Sally, Hutchns.
Baltimore.
PORTLAND, Dec 27-Cld Cordelia, Crockett, Cuba
PoRTsMoUra Dec 27-Below WIN Badger. (late Langdon)
Bosror Dec so-Beow, FarweI Lecraw, from Calcutta.
badoes Lucrstia, Rea Savannah Arr 10Th, Viola, Jameson
NOieans; Brazilian Hchborn ChaIleson Dunlap Oordan
Havana Palm, Howes, Philadelphia; Hero Sleeper NYoE
Gid AIbea. Jord.n Sumara; llzade, Thayer, New Or
Me; Levant Webster Csnfuegos Cooley Co, Oh sc,
York A,o arr Cybele. Edmunds Havana; Damascus Free
man, Nanticoke
HoLMEs HoLE. Dec z-An Melvns, Staples, NYork for
Frankfort; 2sth ZEPHYR (Br) Hickman NYork for Yarmouth
Ms Mozart, Mel arland Bristol Me. for Norfolk; Alert Da-
Wis Portland for York; Eliza Elem Buckingham Richmond
via Newport for Portland Passed bv President from Edgar
town for Pacific, and clear Of Gay Head attrH 29tb-
No arrival wind NE. In port, Unicorn Rocket, Aberina
Zephy Chatham Balance, Charles vanhoe, Eliza Ellen and
PHILAprLrHA. Dec SOAR Co!s, Warner aracaibo; De
lawsre, Fisher Boston; Atalanta, Newha NYork. CID VIM
M Rogers, Harding, Boston.
BALTIMORE, Dec 2g-An Baltimore Bearse, Boston; Mary
Wilks Gat Rio de yaneiro May Hopkins Bias; Pesi-
dent, Penheld NYork Cid Harriet Jarvis Rio de Janeiro
and Market
NoRroLK Dec 2s-AIr VIM II Taman Matthias, Attakapas;
w Kimgton, Osborne. NYork; VIM Marsh, Brown, Mid
dleown Barbara sguires Baltimore for New Yok Common
anchor below, detained by head winds Cid Glide Jamaica
Sid Joseph Marsh, Poland West Indies. Arr 9TH Tamoree
HoIie, Martnique Van Buren, Seayy, Thomaston; Sophia
c 81 hoRa Sa s sg9a . auq West ps
NYoIk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

The stock of Ohio has fallen rapidly since the
exposition of the State Auditor showing the
sacrifice of stock during the past year by the State
meet its liabilities That report states that $500
ofthe stock sold during the past year to Barring
Brothers, at 30 per Ct discounts II Is generally be-
eved however, that that houee actually purchased any
SUCH was alluded last year. by Mr. Hatch in the Ohio
Legislature that the Barings held for long me large
amount of Ohotock unaccountedfor The transactions
since then must have been either settlement of that
Stock pay the June interest and matter which
requires explanation
is not well that English friends should be decev
the attempts Of politicians to engender the idea that
such thing is not practicable The debts Of all the
must stand solely the responsibility Of each State
tracing them. The debts would not be any
il the government to them, because it has
not the meant of paying them and would be obliged
sort to direct taxation to pay the interest. The public
Secretary gives the receipts from that 900
s this sum capable ofcarryng dabt of $500 .
fnot hebaance must be made up direct taxation. Will
the States be any able to pay taxes to the officers of
the Federal Government, than they to those of the
State clearly not-assumption will only increase the
expense ofcoecng. and of course enhance the taxes
Sales at the stock Exchange.
1900 ny State sh's, 1851 q sT& uucs g
1899 1899 Ohio g.; l''' bso aa Canton sssh
50 has hanhsttsn BIZ sh 20 20 Mohswk aox
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Annual dehcency, lXl8,93O
All those States which large debts out Of themselves
and they comprise the majority slowly and
approaching ruin. The State Of New York is differently
situated-her debt, in comparison to other States is
SMALL large portion off owned by its own citizens and
its consists Of the tolls OF the Erie Canal which
deriv ed not from the abour of New York alone but
the products passing from the Western States to the At
lantic, and the merchandise going back return all
pour through the canal. swelling the of New York
to its debt at the expense of the citizens of the other
States Hence the increased capacity Of New York pay
and the diminished capacity of the Western to pay
because all Of the proceeds of their labour which they
contribute the tolls Of the Erie canal is reduction
from the paying high tolls any tolls on their
own.
The following the rates Of State stocks in New York
at the latest dates:
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In Baltimore on the 2th inst, the demand sor uovard
srest flour continued rather limited and the price was
shade lower sales of good standard brands were
made from store at 81 Other transactions have taken
place at the same price and note sale of good uni
form brand at 81 O63.
safes Cry Mills Flour at "a l2t, full The stock Of
this description is nnprecedentedy small being not more
than 10 900 or 900 bbls Receipts Wheat by water
were almost entirely suspended The small parcels that
reached the market sold 81 for good 10 prime
reds and at so so cts for inferior TO fair Sales of White
Corn to-day at Al IL cts and Of Yellow a. AZ cents
Oats at - a % cts.
The aggregate Of wheat and flour shipped from and
landed at Western lake ports this season. of
stl little Annexed is the aggregate OF each article
shipped from many ports have received returns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

PROFESSOR WILSON OF BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE
1t said that this original ltrate now travelling
incog through the United States, and that he was
last seen in Boston and New York. From arti-
Gle in the last Blackwood's Magazine on "Boz's
Notes." this on dit would seem to be very possible.
Look out for the "critter."
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Corn Trade.

This market is very inactive. Sales small and prices
low Howard street Flour sells at 81 so; New Or
leans at - 10; Genesee 81 rs, and Philadelphia, - 81
Wheat fetches 90 and Rye SO cents II seldom that al
this OF the year the trade in breadstus Is so dull
II not only so in this market but in every other one
throughout the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

The general features of the money market the
as at the sate OF the last packet Money very plenty
and but little in demand for business purposes Specie
irving from abroad accommodating the banks without
asyet producing any demand for discounts from them
The little business doing and the rapdy with which the
crops come under the free operations of cash prn
cpes indicate that internal exchanges may be again ex
pected to fall accelerate the of specie to the
Interior Under the head Of Cotton Trade will be found
comparative table OF the receipts OF Cotton showing
that the banks "hors du combat" No check put
upon the free movement Of the crops which prepared
earlier for market sent forward promptly and
ze their actual values quicker than before. The
curse OF bank facilities is removed and the real wealth
OF the country becoming active reaisng quick returns
Every thing gives indications that the next six months
VIII work an immense change in the aspect ouirs and
IN the most influential business circles the conf
dence entertained in speedy renovation Of trade upon
solid basis Not so however in relation State stocks
The whole system Of credit rotten its foundation and
the conviction is spreading ITSELF that the country is una
BILE to send out of it large of wealth every
year for money borrowed. 1t is not question of honor
or honesty, but Of practical ability. The whole surplus
produce Of the country OO impossible that
one fourth be spared for interest The devidng the
debt Of the different States only brings this fact to view
sooner More which are the weakest to the know
ledge OF theirnabiity pay than the rest This
seen in Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi Michigan and Arkan-
sas In all these states the inability to pay felt and &C.
knowledged Pennsylvania is just discovering her
inability to pay because last year she fines attempted tax
es for that purpose Maryland has arrived the same
point and Ohio is approaching it. Alabama has yet to
test it. She continues yet to meet her debt because she
circuates rredeemable Bank credits for it, When those
credits are Withdrawn, and taxation substituted her
poverty will be discovered. Virginia s3 slowly
coming within the same vortex-she is now re.
sorting to the banks to borrow them credits circulate
as money in order to meet her deficiency OF $4,000 We
yesterday gave the return Of her debt The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

MuLKRIsM-W have heard of man in this
city, who purchased house and lot, paid 800 on
it and was about commencing the erection of a
house when he became convert TO Mlersm. He
Immediately gave up his contract, and now lives IN
expectation OF taking up his abode in "a house not
made with hands, in April next -Roohester Demo
cTdf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

NEW BRUNswIcK.-The General Assembly has
been dissolved, and new election under the Qua
drennial Act is to take place forthwith. Writs
have been issued returnable on the l4th January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

BLACK vs. WmrE-In Cuba, within the last ff-
teen wears, the white population of the island has
increased only 1904, while in the same period the
colored population has increased 333, 97, or, In pro-
portion to the increase Of the white population, as
46toI.
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Cotton Trade.

The market in this city has been nrm the advance
caused oy news brought by the last steamer That
ports, which were heavy, with downward tendency in
prices The transactions at the leading points fol-
lowa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

90 GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-we invite the atten.
lion Of readers to Israel Posts advertisement this
admirable work, in another column, headed Universal
Praise
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90 FATHER OSWALD HAS COME OUT IN AN
TO Father Clement" well known to all our
readers. Every has read Father Clement !, is il
not then fair that every should read Father os
wald p Go and get copy-see advertisement
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At New Orleans the chief operations were on English
account The following table of prices, Liverpool


These figures show that produce to market this
year with facility before known. forw
promptly and freely and commands its full value
ding to demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-31

90 IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE
ton Of their institution which embraces perfect f.
chties for the treatment Of all clesscs Of disease
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In this department gratuous advice is given all dis
of chest arrangements Of the digestive organs
rheumat affections, and all other diseases coming within
the province OF the physician. The consulting physic
are Of great experience and particularly skilled
in the use OF the ethescope and the treatment Of diseases
fIivhrE CONSULTING ROOMS.
The areivSed to the reception of patients suffering
from vnoSes - scases Thisdepartment conducted by
gentlehSl who was formerly connected with of the
best Lock Ho,tals Europe and the College have the
utmost confidence abilities and skill in the treatment
Of this most important class Of maladiss.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.
The COLLEGE have also engaged the services Of one
York. and therefore prepared to receive and
surgical cases. Squirting cataract and all diseases Of
the eye Tea1rng an Of the urethIs
and OF the spne will be particularly attended The
fees will be extremely moderate Patients who desire
will be visited at their own houses after operations.
The deparment under the immediate superntendance
of Dr. M oRegan member Of the Royal College of Sur
scian are dispensed at the lowest rates and Of the
ROOMS sGd London
NJ. till . P. NJ and from till Q PM
Persons at a distance renting the Of
dollar and statement OF their be furnished with
full letter Of advice and dollars worth Of appropriate
medcine.
By order OF the College,
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, ~ Nassau st. New York.
100 HOLIDAY PREsENTS.--The Evening Post
says First OF all is to be prepared the
wet walking before shopping for holiday presents by call
ing Days well known establishment IS Maiden lane
He manufactures India Rubber into every FORM which
can add the comfort safety of any human "a
my" Gentleman who intend blowing their way through
the slush and mud next Monday had better provide them
selves in time with Days first premium Shoes which
will protect boots and bright and clean, and can be
thrown off In the hall and be pnt in instant
parting IT'S not strange that every person who exa-
mines Days Over Shoes always buys them in preference
TO any other in marker To business whose time 10
important they invaluabletry them-or at any rate
ca and examine thcmpolite attention lockers as well
buyers. Remember number Is 40 Maiden lane
HORACE w. DAY, 10 Maiden lane.
o. FATHER OSWALD HAS COME OUT IN AN
to Father Clement" well known to all our
readers. Every has read Father Clement !, Is it
not then fair that every should read Father Os.
wald p Go and get copy-see advertisement.
90 GODEY'S LADY'S BOOKING invite the atten-
of readers Israel Posts of this
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NONE Y MARKET.
Saturday, Dec. 3

Saturday, Dec. 31-2 r. M.
Avery small business done at the Stock Board at
reduced prices Ohio cs fell per cent Paterson Rail
road roset.
Nothing yet has transprad in relation to Mr. Nichol
the late cashier Of the New York Life Trust The in.
vegation progressing and great anxiety is entertained
as to the result.
The transactions in foreign bills for the packet have
oeen 10 fair extent but prices by means firm The
imports OF specie which Of late have been large have alb
sorbed considerable of bills at the South which
has contributed to decrease the supply in this market
The rates OF bills to-day have been follows as CON-
pared with the previous packets -
HATES OF FoREIeN BILLS IN New YoRK.
-, .dng6 Sept. 28 Nop. Is Dec. 81
tS%ss. ., .ss., ' g ~ ~ a g g
hansaGs, ssss s1sss,S 20 ssssss
Bremen. 7'%a rs 7e al6k Is 73s "a 73a
The rates of specie are as follows:-
Mexican dollars, u pm Patriot doubloons, $3.50
spanish dollars. as Sovereigns. $i,8iaSi &c
Five fr. pieces, 90 a9i American gold. - rar
Spanish doubloons $l6a$l6,l5
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.$7,40s,l66

Probable expenditure founded On the eyti-
mates for l343,
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ls. wurbe bic 1abribt bon csm SOss tssern'
eabsrsbam, einsm Mitslisse oss Msprstsntan'
tsnbaufes, erbalten, werauf ftb beiee 9aMftr
fcsIeih sur srauer psrtasten.
2(m 90. purten i'm Ssnat snise unbessu'
tsnee Bills bsribtst. Cine Dsbatts entifane
iibsr ben Nuintupel 9raftat unb ben Sflauen'
banbsl an Der afrfanifbsn 2iifs.
SIN 5auft mar man messn Der Meutsrsi auf
Der Sres Sommsrs unb nit BEN Sanfrottse:
iee bsibdftist, bsi1tn SbidfaI unaesuis 1T.
am 2l. bsfbdftists fb Der Ssnat NIT Der
&nnabms BON Sittidriftsn unb bsm Sanfrctts
ssfse. Das 5aus madts es tbsnfo.
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um su ftimmen uno boS fie unter bem
8efebl oerer, spelde fie unter 1ufiidt
batten, tpirfli1 9efi,iit baben. l1nb alles
oieies tpurbe perdbt burb bic Mitmirtuna
lofofofo Ma9ifraten unb fir ben geuken
Der lofofofo &anbioaten -; uno oenno9 finb
oiefes Die Mdnner, tuelde bic ltnperf1dmt=
belt boben, bic Bbiss oes 'R6brenle9ens'
5u beibuloisen.-@ir ieben ni1t oab bic
"epenlns poi," ,pel6e 70 polI beili9en
un'plllens rpar iiber bic @lent,portb Ca
be, irsenb einisen 1usorud oer 8erbamz
1un9 iber oieie sebnfa6 sr6sere S1anos
that sema6t bat. Siellei6t aber tpenn
fie ferti9 1T NIT Srobloden iiber Die co.
fofofo Sie9e, miro fie Muie uno Guseno
finoen, um eofofofo Serbreben gu ta6eln.
8olfsfreunb.
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ltniere 0efet9ebuna.

Dieter &6rpsr rpirb ltb bsfanntIeb ndbffsn
9isnitas in 6arriSburs periammsIn. 0Bis ss
ssp6bnIb tu ssftbsben pfsst iprsbsa AUDI
jsRt fbcn qsuts i'm propbstfbsn @siifs tapon
was bisfslbe tbun uno lalTsn wiro. Manbs
psriprebsn iib 8eL 100 'pabribeinIib MIR
Bsnis seibsbsn spire. 5uusrIdf(lss Tabribs
ten pon 6arrisbur9 fassn cas ib bort jest
ibon Sobrsr in tu srrssr 3abI aufbaltsn, uno
man bat SsiipisIs oab biz Sabsn bisitr Josrrsn
bsi sinissn Gsfsessbsrn msbr seItsn pis bic
Bdnfbs ibur @onititusntsn. Die 0Diinibs
bss Bolts Fnb ibon lanss une ,pisSsrbclt auss
ssfprebsn, unb rpsnn iIs slsiG nibt ale psrs
pirflidt msrbsn fcnnsn 70 bat bod bic Ses
fssssbun9 Die @e,ualt fis gum She'll Su srfiaen,
~snn iis nur ben sutsn ssilIsn oaJu bat.
Die bsicen 5auptwinfd)s ess 8oIfs5 iinb :
9srminesrun9 Der saren unb 9srbsneruns bss
SsIbumlaufs. 9ie @sftssstuns bat gspalt
ben erifsrn ~ srfiaen, absr Der qsstsrs 1T iis
Der ibrem Sersite; fts pirbs baber ain tsffen
banbsln rpsnn ile ibrs aufmsrfiamesit auf ben
Srfsn ribtsn unb NIT ben asstern nibt I'M.
nas bic Ssit psrfbpsnbsn m6br.
Sum @rifsnmal felt msbrsren Sabrsn, BADEN
unfsrs 8ssnsr cine Msbrbeit in tsibsn pdu.
fern Der &sissssbuns, une ea its cbns Dies ben
goupsrntr auf ibrsr Ssite BADEN, 70 iollts man
eob srwartsn, eas nur tb t bsmcfratifbs
@siese bsrausfcmmsn wsrbsn. Die NblIbt
bsS Bolts mar obns 3wsifI oas jens partsi
snmaI gang bsrrfbsn folIt, um sinmal bic
Srabte elmer 70 d d. t osmofratiiben gelssass
buns tu fsbn, unb wsnn nun tpirflib burb lis
niebt sas wsniss CUTE mas bic lssts @tsssss
buns anribtsts, gang psrbOrbsn wiro-wsnn
mir 5u enSs Der Sisuns feline nsus Sanfsn,
psrmsDrtss 8anfeaptaI unb anbsrs psrartias
SsrrIibfsikn ba5sn-fo muasn mir ssfsbsn
bas mir unS 9eirrst babsn.
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GleftrD maanetiicber Selearapb.

protsi'cr Wfcrtss BON ytsu Yorf, osr erfneer
bss electro masnstiitsn ss'ssrapbs, 1T jest in
Wafblnstrn. Ut bat fsintn sslssrapb swis
fbsn srpsi COMMITTEE 3immsrn bss @apitOls
srri6tt Der 5anbsIseommittss pom !eaufe u,
Der COMMITTEE dtsr eas Stsmsftn pom Ssnat,
100 sSsssr bsr quff bat, feline Operaticnsn bss
cbadtsn uns finosn fan bas sWsi psrfonsn nit
sinanSsr rseen fonnsn wsnn iie AUDI nOb fc
,psit bon chamber entfernt ifnb. 9efs erfns
ouns sebtrt cbns 3WsifsI 5u Den Gr6stsn unfss
rss 3sitaltsrs unS psnn iis lib in Der prcbs
nod fp,tsr bsWdbrt 70 msrbsn bic turb fts srs
lansten 8crtbsiIe BON unbsrsbsnbarsm @sr'
tbe fsin.
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Gofofofoismus III Neu Uorf.

Der .,Weu Sort Imeriean" ribtet bic
Gufmerfiamfeit bes publifums auf Die
Gntbuauneen oer Setriieereien. rpelbe
pon Der eofofofo partbei bel ben @ablen
in Der Stoot Neu.Yorf periibt rporoen
fino. ,pe oieielben an oas eibt eebrabt
murben bel Dem eeridtliben 8erb0r 9es
wi1er eofofofo 4loermdnner. pelbe an=
eeflaet naten ibernieiene 8erbreber aus
Dem 8laapells Gilano 9efdnenib auf
cine eeieepiorise Bsife Dor Der Ieeten
Srdbiabrs :@abl freioelaiien ;u baben.
in oer Ibiibt, oab fie unter cer 2lnwei=
iuue osrienisen. tpelbe iie BON Dem @e:
fdnenib bradten, ibre Stimmen eineebsn
follten. Der .Ameriean" iaet:-" Die
IbI1eulibfeit oieies 8erfabrens. rueldbes
BON ben eofofofo .3eituneen 70 bartnddie
eelduenet spurbe als bic 8eibulbi9une
5uerif eema6t puroe. uno ber Gifer uno
Die 9alslfarriefeit. wel6e bet 6err
Wapor Worris seiet uno BON Dem I'm,
fang oer unteriubuns eeSeiet bat. um Der
Na6for1buno 9inoernif1e in Den 8ee au
leeen, iino mobl oa5u seei9net bic 6fents
libe 4ufmerfiamfeit su ertpeden. Die
8epeiie iino bereits dberwdltieenb. oaf
@efansene lanee Dor Dem Iblauf ibrer
Strafjeit entlaFen wo.oen iino (; bab 1ie
3nfammen sebalten tuurben unb jufam-
men nad Der Staot eebrabt ipuroen. ee.
rabe por Der Babl uno fblieeIib, oob
tie an Die Stimmsdfen eefibrt sporbsn,
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Gifer betrieben. 56abe. oaB ber ereiie
&6nie alIe bieie fibere Cuff bod ni6t
lanse senieben eaun. oa f,b Der SOB aud
Dor ben Doppeldufieen nidt furdtet.
Ole neue fir6li6e partei ODER Ribtune
ber puiepismus ma6t reibenb ibneae
Sortibritte in uno auber europa. Sn
Gnelano neieen iib orei 8iertbeile Der
enslliben @eiflibfeit gum puiepismus
bin. esiit i'm @runoe nibts ale cine
9inneieune gum &atbolieismus in 9es
brduben uno eebren.
Die Reeieruneen, beren @ebiet an Der
Weier lie9t, baben fib enoIib pereini9t.
aQe 9inoernihe Der Sbifffabrt gu entfers
men uno oas Sluebett 70 beriuifeuen. oab
aub sr0bsre Sdiffe ole bisber. noment=
li6 Dampff6iffe auf Der Beier eeben
f6nnen.
Da es in 2fdirfaliien ear nidt uors
pdrts nil. 70 bat Der &aiisr BON Rub,
lamb bem bisberisen Sberbefeblsbaber
8eneral @rabbe enGoioif erlaubt, feline
SteQe nieoer5ulsaen. unb ben 8eneral
8urta gum Sefeblsbaber ernannt nit
unbeibrdnfter @ouma6t, gang Slbirfais
iien 5u erobern.
Die Spanier nebmen's Dem Reoenten
espartero iebr Gbel, oob ct, um feit uno
worm gu fieen, in oer &irde Den t0nieli=
ben Stubl eineenommen bat auf Den fib
bisber ielbit Feline &0niein 3u feseu suaste.
ueberbaubt ibeint ct oer 1niibt su fein.
oab es oas &iir5eite unb Seife fei, wenn
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