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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-08

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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
TAHITI,

A REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED On the 18th of
April last short memorandum was brought by
the captain of the schr LYDIA of rebellion which
had sprung up in the Society Islands against the
authority ofQueen Pomare. We find, Ia the last
number of LIE Trait d. Union. some further parti
cuars, which, though not as late as our advces d.
rect, fill up the skeleton report we had previously
received. The inhabitants of Raiatea-one of the
Society group-have changed their form of gov
eminent: Up to the present time they have
lived under the rule of Queen Pomare, but they
have just overturned her authority. She had re-
Gently appointed one of hersons Governor of Raia-
tea Before the arrival ofther new Governor, the
inhabitants of the Island, like those of the others
that adjoned them, assembled, appointed Gov
ernor OF their own choice for two years, and con-
stituted themselves into Republic of Confederate
States-each island to form separate State.-
The chief elected is half white, who it is said,
does not lack ability, and knows we'll how to
please the islanders. The French officers nav no
attention to these changes. Thepower of Queen
Pomare being only nominal, it is impossible for
her to compel her rebelIious subjects to return to
their allegiance. She was even on the point of
being abandoned by those who had remained
faithful to her, for they were thinking of pro-
claiming the same form of government as that
adopted by their neighbors.-San. Fran Herald
9Th.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

EASY TIMEs.-The New York Tribune pub
fishes tables from which it appears that 2O4 off
GERS in the navy have been entirely unemployed
for periods varying from five to ten years, 165
have done nothing for ten years and over, So had
rest and ease for more than 20 years, and two
captains enjoyed uninterrupted repose for more
than 80 years, all these receiving their pay and
emoluments, and yet not performing days duty
in all the time-not even shore service in Navy
Yards. 1t also appears that ZIG officers are now
waiting orders, and, of course, are doing nothing
it would seem rather strange that nothing could
be found for the surgeons the chaplains to do
for so many years.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

The JOINT WoRM.-We learn that the Joint
worm has again appeared in the wheat in Angus
ia county, where it committed serious depreda-
lions last year. 1t is doing much injury in other
parts of the State, also. The Fredericksburg Her.
aid ofthe 9th ult., says
The ravages of this worm on the wheat crop in
this and the adjoining counties of Caroline,
Orange, Culpeper, &c. is greater than for years
past. A gentleman who has been through Orange
and Culpeper informs us that he has seen fields
on one hundred and one hundred and fifty acres,
that will not produce two bushels to the acre.
which, otherwise, would have grown fifteen and
twenty. This is certainly deplorable news, yet
we trust that it is not general. 1t must be as
cribedfin some measure to the kind of wheat sown
for we have heard of whole fields being destroyed
BY the joint-worm whilst others contiguous were
unframed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
General Assembly of Virginia.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, June 5.
Prayer by Rev. p. De Forest.

SATURDAY, June 3.
Prayer by Rev. p. De Forest
Mr.. GooDE of Mecklenburg, from the commit
tee OF Finance, reported without amendment, Sc
nate bill creating Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, and providing for the payment of the semi
annual interest on and redemption of the public
debt, and act providing for transferring and
cancelling certain stocks held by the Board of
Public Works.
Mr.. ROBINSON of Richmond city, from the
committee for Courts of Justice. presented bill
concerning the terms of office of Justices of the
Peace, and certain other officers of counties and
corporations, which, on his motion, was engrossed
and ordered to be read third time.
Mr.. BUTLER presented report from the mi
norlty OF the committee ON the Public Armory
relative to the opening of streets through the pub
lie grounds, together with a substitute for the
bill, reported by said committee, which on his
motion were laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
message was received from the Senate, in
forming the House that they had passed resolu-
ton asking the return of the bill authorizing the
corporation of Fredericksburg to make loan to
the Hazel River Navigation Company.
On motion ST Mr. TALIAFERRo,
The House took recess until Al P. M.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

LOST AND WoN.-A young miss of Dayton,
who was SO unfortunate as to have two bea., to
her string, left her home one day last week, on a
pleasure excursion to this city by railroad, in
company with one ofher lovers. On the way it
was concluded to have the nuptial knot tied here.
Arrangements were made accordingly on their
arrival, and while lover number one was gone with
friend fora license, lover number two arrived in
town. and ascertained the hotel at which they had
taken rooms, fastened to her and told how his
pure heart was hers. She listened and decided.
In less than ten minutes they were with another
gentleman and lady, en- route to Dayton in pri
v.ate carriage. The maiden was safely deposited
In her fathers house, and soon after was welded
to the one who pursued and rescued her. Lover
number one we presume, will either drown or
shoot himself, or else make up his mind .sthere
are as good fish in the sea yet as ever were
caught. Cincinnati Commercial
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

LANGUID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES changes in
the temperature have very bad effect upon the blood;
sudden change from full generous, to low poor diet
will be equally injurious the health as sudden changes
OF weather. five would have health must endeavor
to prevent far in e great of all kinds
to produce impurity of the bood thus circulation
becomes langud the very channels of life cogged
and the first consequence is that the bowels become cos
tive
We are in this condition ready toreceve any disease
with which we may come in contacts and without any
contact with any one affected with sickness, shall
have headache heartburn zsiness foul tongue loss of
appetite; all the result of the state of costiveness
When the atmosphere become impure and oppressive
it purity and life.
When the bowels are costve they require the admins
tratlon of BRANDRETH'S PILLS, which, by exciting
commotion accelerated movement in that organ
WI occasion all morbid contents to be expelled thereby
reducing purity to the blood and health the whole
frame.
For sale by NJ BRANCH
East Main street, corner below the Old Market.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

FREAKS OF LlGNrNINe-WoNDERFuL Es-
cAPE.-on the morning of Sunday, May 49,
the house of Mr.. John Brecht, in Reamstewn
Lancaster county, was struck by lightning,
which descended the chimney, scattering the
bricks in all directions, split the fre-board into
fragments knocked the door of the room off its
hinges and shattered the joists of the first floor.
The carpet and floor set on fire, but soon ex-
tingushed. The family, consisting of eight per-
sonr, were all in bed at the time and escaped
without injury.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

What wise and benidcent measure Of civil policy
avouch his craftsmanship! Upon what theatre
did he ever exhibit those great intellectual and
moral qualities that beft the Chief Magistrate of
vast Republic We leave it to those who have
presented him to the nation as candidate for the
highest honor within its gift to enlighten the pub
lie mind on these important points
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
CONGRESS-ERIDAY

The SENATE did not sit Friday.
HoUsE.-Two or three petitions were pesen-
ted-one by MIR. Briggs, of VIM. B. Astor and
Others forthe immediate establishment of mint
IN New York, and stating that ninety four mil
lion of gold bullion had been received at New ork
from California since its annexation.
Mr.. Stanly, by consent introduced bill for the
payment to the States of the fourth instaIment of
the surplus revenue; which was read for informa-
ton and referred.
MIR. Houston moved that the House resolve it.
self into Committee of the Whole.
After desultory debate, motion to adjourn
was taken and lost-yeas "a, nays &c.
Noquorum voting, Mr.. Stephens moved a call
OF the House, which was lost; and the House
adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

The BARRIERS in towns in China go about ring
ing bells to get customers. They carry with
them sto basin, towel, and pot containing
flre. When any person calls to them, they run
to him, and, planting their stool in convenient
place in the street, shave the head, clean the ears
dress the eyebrows and brush the shoulders all
for the value of a farthing.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

number of merchants of New York have addressed
memorial to the Secretary of State urging the appoint
ment OF diplomatic agent with powert proceed the
newly liberated countries of La Plaza else to be
res, negotiate treaties of amty navigation and com
with the States of Paraguay, Uruguay, and the
Argentine republic Both the French and English gov
ernments have already despatshed az ents thither.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

BAYNEs VOYAGE TO EURoPE-In the course of a faxu
days this beautiful Panorama will be removed from this
city All who have seen it. will concur with us in there
mark that similar work of art exhibited in this civ
has afforded more real satisfaction or elected warmer tes-
tmonia of approval 1t is repete with beautiful image
ry and truthful representations and richly deserves the
most liberal patronage Remember only few days will
eiapse ere it will be removed from the city Go and see
it, therefore, tonight.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
THE AMELIA MEETING.
The following communication from Mr. Bot
tom, the Delegate from Amelia, appeared in the
Enquirer of Saturday:


tom, the Delegate from Amelia, appeared in the
Enquirer of Saturday
To The Editors Of the Enquirer
RICHMOND, HOUSE. June 3, 1852
Messrs Editors;-ln your editorial in the Enquirer
to-day relative the of Jordan Hatcher andthe pro
eeedings of the people of Amelia find the following
give learn that chief in the Amelia meeting
Whose appear inthe proceedings, were all Wings
bat one and he voted against Governor Johnson cleo
ton
Upon reading this statement Immediately addressed
letter 20 Mr. E g. Leigh who drafted the Amelia
latioas requesting him inform the potcalcom-
pIexion Of the meeting. By the two o'clock train
ceived from him note from which make the following
Il am happy to have it in my power to correct the inn
preston made on the Editors with regard the complex
ion OF the meeting Both The Chairman and Secretary
voted for Gov Johnson The meeting was, reported.
irrespective of party bat told that majority of the
meeting were Democrats and doubt not voted for John
son Il is that Democrats particpatedn the dis
cusson because there speaking men OF the par
ty present" Yours, very respectfully, ,,rr,,,,
THOMAS Z. BOTTOM
"Punch' says-"Heaven sent woman and the devil
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
LOCAL INTELLlGENCE.

~ strange and rather incredible story was
In circulation in aud about the Mayors office Sa-
turday. 1t ran thus A citizen of the ADJOINING
State of North Carolina visited this CITY a short
time since, and whilst here INDUCED rather tree
ly in mlntjuleps. One pleasant night last week
the North Carolinian--so the story goes-hap
pened to wander up town. and whilst somewhere
on Broad street, near the Swan Tavern. asked n
stranger the way to certain hotelon Main street,
The individual addressed returned surly and in
sultIng answer whereupon the North Carolinian
knocked him down.
Ills adversary had scarcely measured his
length on the side walk, however, before couple
OF men seized the North Caronian, and carried
him' as he alleges before Magistrate, who was
duly installed in an office hard by, where he was
informed that he must suffer punishment for the
offence he had committed, or s.come down hand
somely." Preferring the latter, the North Caro-
llnian says he paid over to the mock magistrate
800, and ramosed.
Inc whole story is strange, unnatural and inn
probable, and may probably be traceable to dis
tempered imag ination. Occurrences somewhat
similar as reported to have occurred in the CITY of
New Y DIRK, but we are quite sure nothing of the
kind ever happened in Richmond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

County Court House Monday next o'clock, being
court day. consider of and properly characterize the
conduct Of Governor Johnson in the pardon of Jordan
Hatcher, and his assigned for the same.
1t is earnestly hoped that the meeting will be numer-
ousy attended the subject is of the utmost import
ance to every citizen of the county.
ie5 MANY CITIZENS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

CURIOUS ExrLosloN.-A few days since DIR.
Jones, of ST. Michaels, Md, was about to use an
ETHEREAL fluid barrel fora water cask, and had i
rolled to his pump to be flled-al the fluid was
out-the barrel dry. The doctor knocked the
bung out, and, by way of experiment, threw a
lighted match in the bung hole; the gas imme-
dlntely ignited, and the barrel exploded, slightly
burning the Doctors eyebrows, but doing no Sc
rlous injury 1t is said the report was heard for
four miles,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

Visitors to the Virginia Military Institute appointed
0y the Gorernor. lS52Gen. Francis M Boykin Isle of
Wlght Col. VIM. B Taiaferro, Gloucester; George w
Brunt Esq. Fauquier; Col. VIM. A. Street, Franklin
Gen DE- Layne, Allegheny; Robt. A. Gray, Esq,
Rockingham; Maj. S. " Fulkerson, Scott; John F.
Snodgrass Wood.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
Provisions IN the West.

LOUISVILLE, June 3.
There is decided improvement in Pro-
visions, and falling off of 10000 hogs in the
slaughtering in the West beyond the previously
estimated deficiency
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

MAYORS CoURr-Nothing otinterest TRANSFERRED before
this tribunal Saturday
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
SOMETIME NEW,

THE CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIP
ENHE subscriber having purchased the exclusive RICH
Il to make and vend the newly invented WEATHER
STRIP generally in in the Northern cities, is
prepared fill orders either in the city of Richmond or
county of Henrico.
By applying them to doors exposed tothe weather thew
eectualy prevent rain and from beating into the
house.
They can be fitted water tight to any STILL however mn
even the surface may be- For inside doors they the
very thing they do away with the carpet strip now fin
and cause the carpet lay smooth and level door
ways.
The subscriber will furnish and put them on and if after
fair trial they do give satisfaction they will be
tnoved and no charge made
By calling at his shop, of Main and sth streets
the application can be seen.
my a4-lm WIN. FORBES. Builder
g PERMACETI OIL, Winter bleached, Lard
- Dates, superior Old Whiskey for sale by
je7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
4 EMONs.-5o Boxes Lemons in prime order; land
4 ing and for sale by SBONAVITA
ie7 No l6s Main ST. opposite the Banks
DiUKELs.-15 dozen assorted Pickles, Of the very
Il best quality, just received and for sale by
ie7 No l6s, opposite Banks.
E1IGs.-5o boxes, Figs, in fancy 6oSes q superior
JET No 1913 Main st.
.AIsINs.-75 boxes bunch Raisins, landing and
4 for sale by S. BONAVITA.
JET No l6s Main ST, opposite the Banks
300 3 a. S ss9i sssa "HEiNes:
so halfboxes Gross and Roe Herrngs
10 do do nett Shad
WILDE landed and offered for sale on the wharf at
Rockets to-day
lie 7 JNO. WOMBLE Il co.
n ARD in bbs, Tanners Oil Coffee Sugars, Nails
Il 4 Salt, Starch for sale by
je7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
NNTHHTE DRILL PANTs.-Received recent
wv ly, white drill Pants made ofthe real Navy duck
and Russia drill all qualities and prices: also summer
drawers gauze, muslin and silk Under Shirts at No l02
Main st.
nv 30 KEEN CHILES 4 BALDWIN,
NVAMHLY LARD, in pals, for sale by
II my &c VIM EGGLESTON.
700 RBLS. SCOTTSVILLE FLOUR, re-
Il ~ ceivng this morning. for sale by
my7 RAGLAND Il BROTHER.
STATIONERY, of the best quality, in great varie-
- ty and at low prices can be had at
]. w. RANDOLPHS.
Bookstore and B indery.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

MI A N A G e RS OFFICER. FRANCE.
NA Il CO., successors to f. NORRIS L CO.
For This Day,
Capitals $4,000, 506 $780, g. IS 175o l331 so of
1000 DC 7s Nos. IS drawn. Tickets So
&c. Tickets So So " -''0"r
Drawn Nos. of Maryland Consolidated Class &:
76 IA 46 63 43 So 80 IS 8 80 90 80 A.
Je7 C. w. PURCELL.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
PANAMA NEWS.

AsPlNwALL, New Grenada May 25.
On the 22d inst, the morning after the arrival
of the Winfield Scott at Panama, Messrs. Bours,
Van Valkenburgh Perkins and Durando, passen-
gers accompanied the Purser, MIR. Shed, ashore,
in charge of shipment of specie. On arriving
at the Mole, the boat was surrounded by large
party of natives who endeavored to seize and car
ry away the gold. A violent struggle ensued and
the natives were repulsed They then returned
to the Shore and assaulted the small partylinEthe
boat with large pieces of rock fortunately all
escaped with slight bruises, excepting Mr.. Per-
kins of Sonora, who received severe blow over
the left ear, and fell senseless-aid was eventually
procured from Messrs Garrison & Fritz, and the
gold was landed in safety.
Messrs. Garrison q Fritz placed their rooms
at the disposal of the gentlemen, and kindly
extended every attention and assistance in their
power.
The wounds of Mr.. Perkins, though severe and
painful, prove not 10 be dangerous.
With such government as at present exists
in this Republic, there is very little chance of
obtaining redress for grievance of this nature;
the authorities at Panama are determined to
make every effort to bring the perpetrators of
this outrage to the punishment they so richly de-
serve.
Atrunk containing some ST 900, together with
papers of value, belonging to Mr.. Richmond, was
stolen on the road between Panama and Cruces,
on the 23d inst. There exists no probability of its
recovery; and at Flijohs, on the gath, another
trunk was cut and robbed of $4,000, and some val
liable Jewels.
A number of new houses are in the course of
erection at Aspinwall, and the most energetic
measures being used for the extension and
completion of the Panama Railroad and all facili-
ties rendered for the transit of passengers to
its present terminus.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
By arrival at San Francisco on the ID May,
we have a letter news from the Sandwich Islands.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

r LIE r HsAEUFfS, SfHOWEK BATES
IL AND WATER COOLERS-The subscriber has
articles Refgerators of the most approved kinds and
with the latest improvements ranging price from S.
S2s Shower Baths of very desirable Styles and simply
constructed Water Coolers large assortment and at
very low prices The above for sale either wholesale
or retail at the house furnishing store of
je7 L. GINTER 1877 Main ST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07

"Panch" says-"Heaven sent and the devi
STAYS"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-07
STWOOD SCHOOL, near STAUNTON
-

H next sessonof this school will begin on tbe ST
OF August and close the last of May following:
The course OF instruction embraces the usual branches
OF hngnsh the Latin Greek French and German angua-
ges. Mathetcs and Physical Science
TERMs.-F'or board and tuition months 5000; paya-
bic one halt on the first of August and half on the first of
January.
Further information can be had by application to the
teacher the school. ~ ~
The Wing and Enquirer will please copy and send
10
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
0SAiebfeu Der gSbias.

Sect fommt bic 8eit, no Die @bia partei in
allen &beiIen Der Union fib psrsini9en nno
auf oenWabIfampf i'm beportfsbsnoen9erbli
pcrbsrsitsn follte. Ssoes einSeIne NlitsIieo
eerfsIben fube allen m6sIidben Sleis an1u
wsnosu, um Srisosn uno @tnhadt IN Der
partsi aufSubauen; oenu nur eur6 linton
Sarmcnie miro cine partei itegrcib gum
@abIfampfe 9sfibrt. Die 3milti9feitrn BIT
terr 9eflbls uno SerIeumeun9en, bic in
uerfdietsnen Saftionsn unlrer @s9enpartei
berrf6en, foGIten Der 9Bbi9 partei zine quite
eetre 9ebsn uno Iie um 70 felfer uereinigen.
Gin @ab Organ nsunt Subauau einen
wiusuIofen Dema9o9, ben Ganeieaten eer
oemofrattfhsn portei Cbue einen bemc
fratifbsn Slutstrspfsu.- Mebrsre Suta
nan Sldter nennen 9as einen eigennhbi9t
@etterbabn. ben Ssto pom serbrCdsnen Sd
telanoenfen. Souitou BON 3eras pireaIs etl
Qpoitel Der SemperenManatifer in Den Ser
Staaten usrfbrisn. Douglas als oaS eurt
bic SreibooenIeute uno Sarnturner int
Geben gsfbwdrmte Sdbp ais ibren Gan
oicaeeu fir Die prdlioentib uno 70 aeb
ss fort, BON einsm Sum auoern, pom 9r6B
ten bis gum tlsinnsn Der Gfpirantsn fur oit
erndbnts bobe uno perantportIidbe Stsue
Q9ir 9lauben, CAP fie ale &sdt baben
unp 9erare ibre @anoieottn eatisni9e fno
wie lie rurb ibre pOItiften @lapbsn89s-
no6sn isIbit 9eitiIosrt wsreen. - C9teu,
WeGt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
9Spn Sarris6ur1.

0ie 8tQ fur tie Sncorporation Ser YbiI
ooelpba, Gatcn uno @dfcrfaft Gis9eI-
babnsdeQibaft murce i'm Senot uuf9enOm
men uno pafilrt. 60 aud 8Q5 fur bic
SncorpCrirun9 Der @aicn Sparbonf, Der
Mou6 @bunf 8anf uno anbsrsr neuer
8anten. 0ie 8iQ fir ben 8ioerruf Der
@inre9iitrrun9 BON geburten, Seiratben
uno Sooe6fduen muroe pernriut: Is maren
fur ben 8iceruf uno IA ca9c9en.
SIN Soufe 1T bic 8tu fur bic SntCrpC-
ration Der Qottstown uno A0entown &ic-
selbabn9sIeuf6oft sum leetenmul polTtt,
Seuat.-Die SuitiS GOmmittss Faltett
8aitbt ee9cn Die Siu, unebelibe 8inoer in
Den Stano Su fcecn, eie Muttcr Su benbcn
ab. Sie Bin fir SabIun9 Der Oten nab
reno SOfutb5 Qufenlbolt in 9oui6butQ
wuroe pa1lirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15

Bemannune NIT frsiem Guas mabruebmsn;
els eeuts bitten um 5uIfe allein Niemano
ma9t es. fIs ibnen ~ bringn.
burg. II. MdrS.- Gb9rfcbsn Don
ben politfden Gmi9ranten. fllt lib unfere
Staot td9Iib NIT Aus u5wanber erern, mel.
die europa gang ben 9lldn mcnten. Die.
feltcn trffen aud Su einem i'm BcbdItniB
su Der einnsn Sep6Iferun9 bcs eanees aro.
Gen StetI aus bem 6e8ugtbum Sdleswia
bier elm. @S inb Defenders bic Der Giber
Snnd6it 9cIc9enen osutfhen D6rfsr, wsIde
gum Sbeil Qans entu6fert msrtsn. Die
9roBIen Nfai1en BON Quswanberern fcmmen
ober aus Dem Snnsru 1eutfdIonos, ma.
mentid aus 8buringcn unb bCm GidsfsIbe.
Mdbreno Der gr6Bere Bug fib aub iiber
bier tmmer nab ben 8ereinietsn Staateu
oon Nctoamerifa suwsnost ein0sn BON beu
8barIn9ern bereits Stiffe pca nab Bra
! Iilien ab.