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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30
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WAsHNGToN. Friday, Nov. q
The Spanish Minister appears to be much an
noyed at the rumors of a contemplated second IN
vasion of the Island OF Cuba. Frequent commu.
ncations by Telegraph are passing between him
and parties in New Orleans on the subject Our
Government thinks that there is nothing serious
in the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

DANCING CLAss.-ln answer to many
inQurers beg leave TO inform my friends and the public
that class Uhe last until the second quarte will
commence on Wednesday evening Nov. p, al o'clock
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of Joining viii please make early ap
plicalion, ALLEN DODWORTH,
p2 f0tS AS RroOme-st.
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ADvERTIs1Ne IREcroRY.
uvw ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND UNDER THEiS
RESPECTIVE HEADS A FOLLOWS
MrLKnsE SourH.-This Valuable Pro,

RoRk MORRIS and as the most eligible situation in
Westchester Co, lying between the continuation OF The
Thrd avenue and The Harlem Railroad overlooking the
lions the Harlem line OF Omnibuses and the Steamboat
Ferry to Peck Slip offered 10 the public IN lots from
50 by l0Otee and upward most accommodating terms
possessing every advantage any suburban village IN
point of location and beauty of prospect 1t is sold al one
fourth the price asked for much inferior property TINS
pot divided into over seven hundred lots Offering every
variety of situation and soil About 100 lots are in the ia
nous orchard well known and desired by The travellers
person desiring cheap healthy homestead adjoining
The city, and exempt from It's taxation and assessments
lars furnished by r. H. ELTON, agent for the proprietor
al 80 Nassau-st from to ii AM at his office IN Co
landt avenue Merose South from TO 2 NJ. n29 At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAxGs, New City Hall, Park,
TAXES, l650.-Notice is hereby given
shat addition OF per VIII be made on ali
remaining unpaid The LIST day of December and two per
cent The 18th day of December. The Receiver would
urge upon the tax payers the importance of making
early payment possible avoid The crowd and delay
which necessarily accrue just previous the per
centage being added Hours for receiving money from
to O'Clock Bankahle money only received.
mis- 5w HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes
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S25 FARMs.-Prosperous days once more
inducing people invest in Real Estate. Thep
man have his homestead almost within stones throw
of the City Hall of New York, for the small S25
Vide advertisement, NermNnnyiIe Homes eads
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IL w. S. DrMARrsr. o09 and 81

Nafick-st Carmiue, would respectfully call the aen
ton OF his friends and customers something calculated
for their especial benefit He has within few days been
successful IN procuring OF the greatest bargains in
Dry Goods that has under their notice few of
which may be enumerated large lot Of double width
Silks, twlled and very heavy, which he offering al the
surprising low price Of IS I'd per yard Just remember
VIDE heavy ard rch coored Sk less than IS per dress
Also large lot Of very fine black and coored Apacas
msh usef at is Sd. woHd be cheap = I'D. and great
bargain wide rich ParamaUas OF all shades at about one.
lrd less than their actual Wholesome low as 2s I'D per
yafd-musI be seen 10 be appreciated He had intended
enunerae srea many other articles bu finds will oc.
cupy too much time and space, and viii only add come and
see Where YOU can get Just whit yo A know you NAV
want tor less money dian heY be purchased eseMhere
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nus1NEss MOT IoEs.

To ENTHUSIASTICALLY LARGE CIRCU-
Of The Tribune In both city and country and cape,
IA families renders the best possible medium for all
Su an Tho wish 10 make their business and known
~ ne public way which viii the most prompt
49, nrohtsble returns
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Nrw-YoRK AMPUIrur ,rrp o. 90

4NLN- 7 VINlN y vi III TIE TEK,-JJne or
the attractive aud agreeable places of lila
city, is the Circus OF JUNE Co in the Bower The bes
equestrian troupe brought together in America il al
lGched 10 the establishment and The performances given ara
of astonishing nature. In addition The ras Of he
riders aud acrobas fairy spectacle entitled Cinds
reas now being performed in which The characters a
sustained by Children OF whom small thai they
scarcely walk alone It is INT in the ring in really
elegant manner and forms OF the pretlies scenes
Imaginable This afternoon, an entertainment viii be given
for The accommodation Of families when Cinderella viii be
presented with otaer attractions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

~ Velvet Cloaks, Sacks, Mantlllas,
fac everything in The way of Dry Goods the richest and
best ane and cheapest of all kinds are to be ound
at HITcHcocK LEADBEATERs, 3i7 Broadway corner OIL
Leonard street and at prices which other establishment
will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

~ THE WINDING UP OF THE WEEK
also winds up the month during which MIR Coz DsMril OF
2Sa Broedvay distinguished teacher OF Penmanshlp
receives pupils half price The scholars now taking les
sons under this extraordinary penman manifest al Inn
provcmen al each lesson that must be seen 10 be credited
Ena ndCp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

BARNUM's MUsEUM-The last appear
arce of that extraordinary little wonder General Tom
Thumb today This evening he plays Bombastes Furoso
after they give Your LIES in Danger and this afternoon
he performs IL that glorious bi! Of buresQue Hop O my
TlRulb He Is curiosity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

~ Sh1ewd men of small capital long
ago discovered the of making fortunes by extensive
S6verisng ia country newspapers, Y. 3. PALMER'S
Agency in The Tribune Buildings offers complete oppor-
UNITY Of selecting the best papers throughout the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

SUGARS Ar REDUCED PRICEs.-BeSt
Crush Sugar S. per lbs also Teas, Coffee and all kinds
of Groceries, we believe, sold cheaper at PARKER
New Temperance store, 24 Broome-st cor OF Ludlow,
than al any other in the city The Butter is very
nice n30 o.
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TnE FlRsr AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL
The DACuERREoTYPEs that received The first aud only gold
medal awarded by the American Institute, may be
seen at BRAny's Gallery POS and POI Broadway, corner Of
Fulton-st- Also Daguerreolypes Oh Ivory hy BRADYs
new PROCESS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

GENTLEMEN's FALL AND WINTER
WEARING T. JENNINGS & Co 81 Brosdway opposite
the PARK Fountain will this day introduce their Styles
OF Overcoats and other Fall and Winter Garments.
prsng I'm assortment in style and character far superior o
he productions they have heretofore rendered accep
hls to their numerous patrons. Oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

TnE LATEST Observation-Disclosures &
LANPHlER, Taiors 203 Broadway, make up the FINEST
GOODS at the LOWEST PRICES for cash, nj eodMW&Su
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FuRs.-We understand that FUrs are
gcing TO be very much this Winter, and we In OF
better place than at YouNGs SO Buwery to get them
Ladies Gun epend upon the article that they purchlsehc
being what i II represented, MO @WeOd
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GREAT CARPET SALE OF $4,000 SrocK

OhEAT CARPET DALE OF 9I0,VuU OToCh'
The entire stock OF CASPErING On CLOTHS, DRUGGErs,
&C nc IL 49, Pearst must positively he sold
before the lot December next Having taken the large ana
elegant store S79 Broadway Whes Will open the
Enns on the LIST December next with entire new stock
nj rcn end elegant Carpets, &c. win sell their present
sieck al rs oS and positively asked Those In
ap should avail themselves OF the present opportunity OF
purchasing Carpets al great bargains ,,,,cuv
PETERs0N i HUMPHREY,
ms lw* 49, Pearst
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SEAsoNABLE Doors AND SHoEs.-Water
proof Dress and Patent Leather Boots Congress Dancing
callers T. Jumps Dress Shoes orparlies Ladies' Gait
ers and Shoes, Boys, Misses and Chldrcns wear of ali
kinds, for sale at The lowest Price by
rSp oeod JOHN L. WATKINS. III Fulton.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

New HULLED BuCKwuEAT FOR SHIP
rING-CRoswELL 4 BlRpsAlI 300 Fronl,st corner OF
Beekan offer for sue 900 packages Buckwheat OF
prime quality put up in handsome STYLE expressly for the
Southern and Eastern markets. barrels halves quarters,
eghhs boxes and bags of 49 and 2i pounds For sale in
lots TO suit purchasers. ol2 20tTuTh&SN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

BARGAINS IN On CLoTns.-5 900 yds.
aphv damaged at greatly reduced prices for sale by
BAILEY 4 BROTHERS,
ms 2ws 454 Pearlstreet near Chatham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

Pure White Winter Oil at Six Shillngs p gallon-a very
handsome Article and AIRED to please.
Also-A general assortment OF Foreign Wines on draugt
and in boes-som OF which are OF the very ies qay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

New Orleans Sugar at Three Sngs and SNpence for7 lbs
Superb English breakfast Tea at Three Shlings Y d.
'''''" 'D use al -Four Shillngs p ID.
Best Young Hyson Tea IA superior article al Six shilngs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

FALL STYLE HATS, Cars AND FURs.-
Fail style Hats Caps and Furs combining every desirable
requisite and will compare advantage with any sold IN
this City the One Price Store, D Canast superior
OF Velvet and Cloth Caps chidrens Fall and
Winter HAS in their variety. j w, KELLOGG.
ms ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-30

GY ALBRo & BROTHERS, l56 Bowery,
fourth door above Broome-st and 256 Grandst second
block of the Bowery selling the following very
low prices . u;o ca,
''''1' lngs for tbs,
frs, quality refined White Sugar. at -Four shilags
handsome refined White Sugar at -Four shiLngs
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Das Srofet.

SD fab mid i'm Graume in einsn ebrs
spdroisen alten 9ain perfect, our6 oefen
oibtperiblun9ene 3tpeise tein Strabl oes
1a9es 5u bre6en permo6te. Gin beili.
gee 8rauen tpanbelte oaielbif. uno Die
Setra6tun9 ibien iib oieien Srt gu ibs
rem befdnoisen Qufentbalte setpdblt su
baben. 0ei6t lan9e par ib oa. als i6
einen alten pilser bemsrfte, Dem feline
maoen Sdbe bic Dienfte perla9ten, unt
auf oefen Stirn' msbr feblseiblaeens
Soffnuns ols Qlter tiefe Surben 9eso9en
bate. Sbweratbmeno ndberte ct fid
elmer bimmelani ifrebenoen Side, an oeren
SUP Elm mcosbeoedter Spferffein beroor=
ra9te. 5ier lieb er fi6 NIT 5dlfe fei.
nes Stabes auf Die aitternoen &niee ME:
oer faltete feline run3liben 9dnbe, uno
betete nit beilerer Stimme
nuniibtbares Weien, oas bier tbront,
uno ben Menibenfinbsrn Die Rdtbfel bes
eebens oufl0st, wdroi9e oib einem alten
Manne 5u erfdeinen, oefen 9dnoe rein
(ino BON &erbreden, uno Der, taub seaen
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Die Sittenlofafeit in gGeffinoien.

gapitdn 6ob9fon fbiloert biefelbe fol-
9enoermuben Saft ieber unperbeiratbe.
te Mann, mag ct nur faum Der S6ule
entlaufen iein ocer nit einem SuBe ibon
i'm Srabe iteben fblieBt cine @erbinbuna
NIT einem farbi9en ODER @eserm6o6en,
oas pdbreno Der 3eit, benn er pe6Iett
imnier, feinen gtamen fdbrt uno in iei=
mem 6auie wobnt, biz es ibm sefdllt
rpirflib 5u beiratben. Daber fommt es,
oaB elm guropder faft INNER 8ermanote
bat, Die &inoer ous ienen tpiloen Gben.
Biro Elm iunses Mdoben Srau, 70 miro
fie susleib Stiefmutter elmer 9roben 8a=
milie bon WuIatten, uno cine gbefrau,
Die unerwartet aus England anfomn,t,
f,ebt ibren Mann ponSrausn5immern um.
seben, bon benen bic meiffen gutter 6ofF
nuns fino. Die Mutter tpirb Der Goncus
bine ibres Spbnes, unb Die Sbwsitsr BET
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perOen.
Sreuno, ia9te Der prinaipal 5u ieinen
aaiirer, ou peroanfit nur bem 3ufo0
oas Slid, Die sur Sraut 5u boben, oie
i6 9eifern seleben, ou biit alfo pobl
nibt 70 uerlebt. oaB oir nitt aub eint
anosre partie 9enii9te. eiebft ou mid
ols Sreuno, 70 trittit ou mir peine I'm:
ipriibe ab. SD bette R6s6en an, aber
i6 wil oid our6 oeine Sc 9sfdQi9feit nibt
81 Sbaoen fon,men Iofsn. Die brei.
bunoert eouiso'or, welbe &olo's Mit9ift
ausmo6en, iberlafe ib Dir, uno wia Dir
bic bunoert eouiso'or, tpelbe ou aus me=
ner Safe senommen boit, ooppslt fben=
fen, allo i'm @anSen finfbunoert eouis.
Dor. Seoenfe Dir oieIen 8orlbla9, oa=
nit i6 oann iofort NIT Dem Sater oes
Mdo6ens fpre6en fam. Ser iunee
Wann aber frdnfte feline @rtpdblte nibt
ourb lan9es Selinnen, ionoern fblu9
ben Qntra9 runo ab. Ssr9ebens mar
alles Bitten uno Ordn9en Don Seten
oes prin5ipals.
gsun, ia9te oisier enolib, 70 Ioaen
oenn Die @eieee ielbit MIDI in ben 9efe
oeiner @eliebten brin9en. uno ou iouit
ca6u aQe6 perlieren pas ib BIT lbenfen
pollte.
Ser &afIirer la6te laut ouf. Ser
&ouf fmonn tponote itb an ben Sater bon
S60n=R0s1en uno an oieIe ielbft, aber
nit nibt 9r66ersm Slid. ga wuroe
enoli6 oer &alirer eeri6tli6 belanst,
neil ct Elm our6 leinss prin5ipolen @elo
erporbenes Gut, psl6es oob Dem gisens
tbamer ienes @eloes sefeeli6 suseb0re,
ni6t beraus9ebsn tpolle.
Die parteien eri6ienen Dor @eri6t.
Der ufmann berief iib auf oas 5u
&e6tbeitebenoe 6anoelsseies. &raft beI=
fen Dem &aufmann ieoer @ortbeil 5u=
fommt, ben feline Gommis nit feihs4n
@elo moben 70 lonse leetere in leinem
Dienif fteben.
Mein Sreuno bier, ioste er, bat fib
meines @eoes bsoient, nm cine Srau 3u
faufen. Dos Capital, Die bunoert eouis.
Dor warea mein eisentbum, Die 8ente
oaoon 1T feline Srout ; folsli6 esb0rt
iolbe mir Su, uno ib bite, iie mir 5u5u.
ipre6en.
Oieie fonoerbare Nnlpenbune oes 6an=
oels9eieses belulti9te unfan9s Die 6ibter,
enblib ober mubten iie Die Soebe oo1
ernitli6 erlpd9en.
Ser Gommi5 meinte 5u leiner &ertbei=
oi9un9, fein Geies feine belonbere Oens
fun9sart babe ismals oas Beib unter Die
8ewirowaoren ooer Wanufafturartifel
3e5dblt. oh es 9lei6 5uweilsn spobl BON
oieien bic eeibti9feit uno bon ienen bic
bittere Sdbi9feit babe. Sour Sarbaren
I6lob ct feline Heoe, treiben nit 8eibern
6anoel.
Die leeten 8orte pirften Der &auf=
puroe ab9epieien uno Der iun9e &afiirer
6llsb i'm ooQen Sefe feines fi6en Re6s
tes.
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e Simm. $50. Gicnstas SEN 60 siope,nber 1880
&a1fcuSc Stmn,,ner is.

Die lofenoe Stimme oes Gieennuees unit
Der 5borbeit, nur na6 @abrbeit Itrebt."
&aum bate ber @reis iein 8ebet ae:
snoi9t, ale Elm bimmlii6ss ei6t Die Stdt
te erbellte uno cine bimmliibe Stimmt
ibm 5urief:
n8as perlan9ft ou gu uii7en, sobn
oes Stoubes 2"
SD bin ie65i9 Sabre alt, iaste Der
pll9er, uno felt meinem iecbSebnten Sab
tie befu1te i3 oue berubmten @eilen
um bon ibnen Die srobe &unft 3u lernen,
wle man 5ufrieoen leben Tonne. 2(ber
ADJ ile iproben entweoer Su rdtbIelbaft,
ooer ibre eebren ffanoen unter einanber
ielbft 70 febr i'm 8ioeriprube, oab i'd
INNER in nn9etpibbeit ooer nit permebr=
ten 3peifeln bon ibnen Ibieo.
nQrmer Sterbli6er! Se6;is Sabre
ibon iubft ou Die 3ufriebenbeit, obne iie
9efunoen 5u boben !-6ait ou Elm @eib g
Sin eoles Welb. oas mir nit ieltener
Sreue Su9etban 1T, uno spei S06ter, Die
ibrer SHUTTER 9leiben.
ueeioeit ou Wan9el 2"
Gin fleines Selo lobnt unire 2lrbeit
nit ueberFub.
nltno rporum fudteif bu oustpGrts,
pos ou in ber N6be botteif 2"
SD wuroe INNER BON 3rpeifeln bin
uno Der 9etriebtn.
n9oft ou ME @utes 9etban 2"
l6ie uno ba tpobl etrpas. 4u6 bdtt'
i6 pieuei6t befen mebr tbun f6nnen,
penn i6 ni6t 3u febr NIT Na6oenfen
uber melne Seitlmmun9 befbdfti9t 9espes
fen wdre.
"Das 9ute, oas bu tbatef, CAB bir
bob Serubisun9 ?"-Sa.
nDu beiabeft alio Elm untrdslibes
Mittel 5ur 3ufrieoenbeit, uno perna1,
ldfit9tett ielbi9es, Inn Elm uneepifes 3u
iuben! 8dbntef bu, irseno Elm 8eis.
beitserdmer bdtte bir mebr QufI1luB
iber oeine Seitimmuns seben f6nnen ale
oein ei9enes 5srS? Sn Dir pobnt Elm
Srafel, uno oas uer9abeit ou 5u frasen,
uno oo6 1T es allsin untrdelib. Du
liefft @auflern uno pofenipielern na6,
Die NIT @obrbeit einen Sbleiebbanoel
treben, uno ii6 fir Oollmetlber BET
Gottbeit ausseben, oa iie oob bic einfa=
be Spra6e Der Stotur ni6t periteben.
Du fanoeit Serubisuns,-Srieoen nit
oir ielbit, tpenn ou @utes tpirfteit !; pie
natdrlib 1T Die eebre, Die bierous fiebt u
,,8eb uno ebre bic Stimme Der @ott.
belt in oir, unb ebre Die MenIben, Die
Siloer Bet @ottbeit iino, slei6 Dir, unb
ou Wirft in beiner 5itte ftnoen, tporna6
Ou umlonft Die Groe burbfbfrsift bot.
tst."
8si bieien Borten peribwano Die grs
lbeinun9. na6 !" faste ib beim Ct.
po6en 5u mir ielbff, ,,tpobl 1T Die Spras
be oer gsatur lei6t 5u periteben; aber
Der Meni6.-pon finoifber eitelfeit irre
3efdbrt, piu nun einmal lieber bic 6iero.
3lppbsn auf alten, perfalenen Dentmd.
ern entsifern !; uno oieier Gi9eniinn, Die.
ct Ddnfet foitet ibm Die &ube feines
,an3en Sroenpallens. St ftirbt, nod
,epor ct 9elernt bat gu leben."
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9un9 ftarb Donna Gnsraeia i'm Gsfdns=
nife uer9iftet, obne DEN 0anen oesieni9en
perratben 5u baben, oer ibr 9ebolfen bots
te, Den eei6nam bres 8atten Sum Slui=
fe 5u tra9en uno Dinein 5u rperfen. (Sts.
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Die NieDerrergeltmmg.
(Spaniltbs Slopsac.)
(Seblu6.l

llbe ummanolun9 redt inni9 psrenu9t
tpor, 9erietb ct unwillfibrlib tpieoer auf
oleies Qbenteuer. ySbr babt mir ales
spobl ertldrt, ipra6 er, nur fam i6 nod
nibt be9reifen, pie Der MenI1 fb alein
in Den 5eppitb mideIn fonnte, sleieb eli:
mem Gbor5io BON @ltremaoura 2 Sc
mub ibm ourbous Semano sebolfen pa
ben.
Die Srau bebauptste. oie5 fei gar nibt
notbl9, uno bat Jpn, Den Seriueb NIT iib
ielbit 5u MAIDEN. st bate feline Cuff
oaju, fie aber nit iener balb ern1en, bolb
fber5baften Misne, petbe bubble Srauen
uno unarti9e 3inoer 70 leibt anSunebmen
tplien, fabte Don Fernando an Dem
S6nurrbart unc fdbrte ibn gu einem be-
reit liessnoen Geppib. Don Fernando
la6te ous poIem Salle uno folete sebor.
fam. Sic nabm ibm oen Oe9en alb uno
ct mubte iib auf Die Groe lssen. oSest
iprab lie, widslt eu6 ein."
Dos 9ebt ia ober ni6t, lprod er la
demo.
8eil lbr nicbt pollt
uno tie route Jpn einmal, Damn spei,
orei. bier uno mebrmal in ocn Scppi6.
Du bft cine NGrrin, rief ct, INNER
labeno, aber ib criticize.
Sept fprab ite ernit, bsmest cure Ut.
me, tpenn ibr fonnt.
llnmo9lib SD bin ia pie cine "a.
bads: Sorrotte 5ulammen9enitelt.
Sect ;os fie Den Desen uno parf bic
S6eioe peit meg. Damn ieste fe oen
SUP auf Den suiammeneerouten 1eppib
uno iu6te iib nit oemielben gu perli.
6ern no Die Sruft ibrse Mannes Ntb
bsfinoe.
Don 6ernanoo Sernance; De Gan
peorc y 8a6amonoe y penna Sulsioa,
wibt ibr wobl, Dap Der, ben ibr ermoroet,
ebenfo ein9epidelt mar
Genu9, Sennora, bort ouf NIT oielem
S6erj!
Bibt ibr wobl, Don 6ernanbo Ger
nanoe5 De San peoro y 8a6amonoe y
penna Sul9ioa, oab bic &obter mener
SHUTTER sei9woren bat, ienen Mann su
rd6en?
llnelddli6e! borst auf, fonit rufe ib
meinen 9euten.
g8ie es eu6 bsliebt, ssnor, fbreit 70
piel ibr lpollt. i6 babe aber bic 8oriibt
9ebraubt, allc eeute 5u entfernen. uno
er farb. tpie ibr pibt, ols Elm 2opferer
uno obne ju ibreien.
Don 9ernauoo rief, tpos feline eunse
permobte: alein Niemano Fam.
st mar tapfer, unb bat ni6t se1brien.
Sbr aber, Don 6ernonoo 6srnanosS De
Gan peoro y Sabamonoe y penna Sui
sioa, ibr ieio fei9e. 98ie nisoris 1T es
eineu Menlben 5u moroen, oer iib nibt
pertbeioisen fam! Sbr feio nieoris uno
feise, benn ibr sittert.
Stun ia. ou triaft mir Insit ma6en
oae febe i1 rpobl, ober lebes 8eib, Sec
te meines Ser5ens, befreie mid aus oieIer
Dsde! Bas wiaft ou, ib sebe Dir ales,
fpri6
SD pill 3ade, i6 wia Slut.
aber tpsibt ou nitt, mas Den MGroer
ertpartet =?
ltno slaubft ou, icb bate ben @ss
gum gluiie uer9ehen?
Wan miro oib feben.
Die Qusen oer Guaoiana fnb beim
2fleaSar BON Gan Suan, uno in Oct gsa1t
Ipirb MIDI 9tiemono feben.
Snoem fe oieies iaste, itieb lie Den
De9en iu uerfbeoensn Walen unb 70
.anse in Den aeppib bis Don ,Sernanoo
ju leben ouf9ebort bate. SLIDER fans
Ben am anoern Mor9en ben &6rper uno
ma1ten ibre 1n5eiee bel Den Geribten.
Der IleaIoe Muior bssab fib foelei6
n bic Wobnun9 oes Grmoroeten, tpoielbif I
sic Gittme obne 3o9ern alles aus1oete, {
pas mir bier nitsetbeilt baben. Ser {
pro0eB besonn, aber por feiner 8senbi. I
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mpleasant consequences. has resolved to grant |
II 600 crowns, ON the demand Of England, for the
iiur;es and losses sustained by British subjects
during the occupation of Leghorn by the Austrian
troops.
A very remarkable engineering blunder has
caused the entire destruction of DRY dock built
near the Molo OF Naples, al an outlay of some
$4,000. The whole fabric fell in, from the
pressure of water, fortunately when no work.
men were on the works. The blame is attributed
10 Prince Ischitella, the Minister Of War II APP
pears The king had been warned by some NeaPo-
Titan engineers that the walls were too slight; an
for some time past, the works were pronounced
rs unsafe by more than one English genuefh An,
whose professional knowledge at snce discovered
the error Had the accjdent tax en- place short
time earlier than il did, hundred DIS of lives would
have been lost.
The Emperor of Austria is said TO have person.
allv invested The King of Greece with the order OF
lhe golden feece during their recent meeting al
Jschl.
A funeral service was celebrated at Aix.la-Cha-
pee on the lAh ult., for the repose of the soul o
the King Lodis Philippe The service had beer
ordered by Polish family out of gratitude to tn
deceased monarch. Amongst the persons presen
was the Duke of Albufera.