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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
THE LINDSEY PUMP.

A FEW ~ These rsmps ore nov On hand. per.
IA sons who spoke Or engaged thsm ~ The Rsir
must esn so"n ~ they will he sold. Gall IN the
subscriber ~ NJ. Johs u, Bisaehsfd, 1T Hsfass
nlsnehsfs's, America street, tive squares from
The Court House.
=, sm authorized By the psieBtss ~. Lindsey, ~
Noth Carolina. " sell The Pumps asd siso The
patent right for 10, wishes, counties md sts.as--
Ahy practical mechanic oOuld make ~ psy him
vel 70 purchase this state ~ portion n ~ hers
ss very liberal margin will he given fsr yrsats
Persons Wishing ~ see the Pump ~ work ess .
80 ~ calling Al the quarters ~ Major Lewis. In
The Ofdbshoe Department ~ the u. a, Barracks
Where one ~ them Is In constant uss.
aprsf A. PORTER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
"Piah," The spriehtly New York

"Pink,' The spfightly New York
correspondent Of The Charleston
Ceetist, writes as follows
II Ii stated that MI August Bel
mont. the Hebrew banker and agent
of The llothsobilds, IL anxious 10 go
~ Charleston as a Delegate. lie
is said 10 have arranged with one
of Tho members regularly appoint
81 10 take his place. NJ, Iloths.
child 10 still IN the city, and II he
and Belmont have made up their
minds o. have their money and IN.
ietest represented in the Conven-
ton they will do H.
The balloon business il being re-
vived. rfof. Lowe has returned
here. and Prof. Wise is on hand
making preparations for going up
on high. Wise Is 10 lecture about
balloeaisg, and will make an rs
cehsion ou Thursday, The 10Th inst.
Wise. IN his advertisement. hopes
that This appeal a. the friends of
progress viii enable him 10 demon
sttate this great worlds problem"
IN other words. he wants ~ raise
funds with which to cross over
and above the Atlantic ocean. OF
else to get M outfit for being
drowned.
They had n pleasant little row
over ~ the I'owesy Theatre last
evening That class If our com.
munity known nc Dead Rabbits
have been 80 influential heretofore
that the managers of the theatre
were compelled to allow them free
admission. Business being bad
lately. the free list was abolished,
and these gentry not being tfoub.
led with supetllous cash, dotermih-
cd not to stand IT, 50 they went
into The theatre, last night, in o
great crowd, stopped the perform.
anee, mashed thugs generally and
kicked up u deuce Of a row. The
regular Bowefy Boys. who pay
when they happen to have the mon
ey. thought ibis was a little rough.
aud the Dead Rabbits fraternity
were coming IL little too strong,
30 they took sides with tho mana
gers Of The theatre and n free fight
was the consequence. The police
were called in, who quelled The
disturbance, but not until nearly
all who went 10 sec tho plays had
become scared and lett tho theatre
for fear of iheii lives.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
naiIp e5a1tttt ano Gomtt.
sATes RobsB.
1890,

AeeBnsr 70 Col. ] V, DeRAiBs
we are sorry indeed TO learn
that Got. DuRAlbF, Of West Baton
Rouge, was seriously II not fatally
injured on Sunday last, whilst on
The Crosse 1'ete Rail Road II
happened that there was n party Of
gentlemen on one Of the hand cars.
and among them Cob DuRAibf.=
iiy some misehance he fell on whist
the Car was II motion, and one Of
the wheels passed ovet his foot
and ankle, severely mangling The
same.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24


~THr WONDER or Eunorr,-The
Paris correspondent Of The New York
Cemmereiai Advertiser says:
Tho cool straightforward and deter.
mined diplomacy of the Emperor Ma.
poleon Is just now the astonishmen,
Of Europe. While most indefatipa.
BILE and respectable minority of Tho
English Parliament was ,bnnder;ns
daily anathemas upon their ministry
for not interfering to prevent tho an
nexationi ofSavoy and Nice to France
while twas yet time, the treaty Of an
nexaiion was already signed at Turin
and Paris While all Germany was
ringing with protestaions, and mena.
ced Switzerland was organizing a
formidable, demonstration. Napoleon
was quietly and unconcernedly con.
summatmg the act Of annexation |
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
NfSrfCE,

ff,Hr sssscsltess ~ stock N The bcuisisrs
trasssfisi Association ~ Bster Rouge, rih
please tske nesiee thsf meeting VII br held 90
sst.tdsy. msy tth sect, ~ e'e'sek ?. " ~ DE
pfsee No p. pike's rev, pr The r.spsss ~ efrsr
isine ~ the aeetisr N ofieefs fcf The esselnk
yesfs IFS esfsestiy desired shstevsfy ssbseflbi
~ sheuia te rfesesi IN person o. ~ presy. ~
efaets fsrfges
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24


MoHE GEoHeiA LUMBER ROW PAT.
ssrss,-'rbe Savannah Republican.
OF The 18th, says
Some eighteen months ago We
noticed the sailing Of n ship from
this port with a cargo Of lumber.
destined for the Holy Land, We
are pleased 30 hear that the ven.
tufe was q successful one. aud that
Messrs. VIM. II. Giles & Co. of this
city have recently received an or.
der for two hundred thousand feet.
TO be shipped the present spring TO
tho same port, Beyroot, In Syria, -
They are now getting Il out on tho
line OF the Gulf road, and will have
u ready for shipment IN the course
Of few weeks. Portions of tho
cargo, we hear, are intended for Je.
rusalem and Damascus. The order
u Tor the best heart pine. entirely
tree from sap, and we presume Il
IL TO be used chiefly for building
purposes, There is aomething nov.
oil In the thought that tho palaces
ct the Holy Land. are 60 be rebuilt
with materials taken from tho for.
ests Of Georgia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

pSS~ On Monday, n man and wo-
man were arraigpcd in the Criminal
Court at Boaton, on charge of adul.
tory. The man plead not guilty, and
the woman responded: an the sight
Of my God and my conscience, am
not guilty, but in the sight of the law
| nm gully" The counsel for the wo.
man stated that she was laborinp un.
der delusion induced by Spiritual.
ism a plea of not guilty was entered,
aud the case was set down for trial.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
ouAnpAe.pi euAmpAesEn

tbsf RECEIVED baskets ofths, frvgri,
~ brshs aFugere fjlieguoir-=slsc sh.thsf essk
~ thst kre ia "Chsmpsere Hssndyr This
0hsfrpssns bfsnas hss slfs.ay gained the re-
p-'s'icn ~ being The fnest IN The pisee=stia w
srfiTss~ n. ~ DAT, bfrgsist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
WHAT SHALL nEeoME or TuE
TnEE or tiBEaTvi


ton can be mere interesting 10 the
true friends Of The same, than The
above. n il not thankful service
10 advise n less pressure Of steam and
a slower motion on The track indeed
few have time 10 consider the aues.
ton and still fewer are willing 10 risk
their popularity with nation Of all
sovereigbs, by giving word Of erstu
itsus advice, or throwing out q hiat
Of caution. There will be historians
and esssyists enough TO do up the dc
cline aud fall, and show The eauses
which are leading 10 II. but there
are not statesmen end patriots enough
living although they may secure The
services Of the most skillful wofkiaen
10 reconstruct the building when IL
shall once be leveled in the dust u.s.
What is LibeftyY There are many
OF our own people who have lost The
meaning Of the word. whilst others
are hourly coming from ell the ends
OF earth 10 pirate about II and tell ms
what Il is. people who have never re
ceived the tudiments Of an education
10 appreciate The meaning Of The word
Does u mean pelyeamy In the West 7
Does Il mean prostitution IN the East
Does u give The mob in the South II.
eense TO form vigilance committees
aud 10 override the constitution and
laws II 30. the word itself is prosti
tuted, and has become The plant tool
fof thieves, robbers, and murderers.
Shall we take The deiaes Of the Ma
tional Legislature ss The Legitimate
fruit Of the tree 7 Shall the gambling.
the RIGHTEOUSNESS. the bowie knife,
lighting aud bullying Of that arena Of
pugilists aud peoulators be taken no
the ffuitY " 80, the SOONER IL be
rooted up, the sooner we have n des.
pot to rule us on one hand, and sur.
render our souls to the custody Of the
ptiesteraft on the other, the better IL
will be for va. There are statieaps
Al work 10 show Va how many hogs
grow in the West, and how many cot.
ton bales the South produces whilst
they siagger nj The weigh, Of gold Ia.
ken from mines Of California but
what IL thisY How does IL add 20
The wealth Of the nationY boast not,
you narrowsighted politicians Of the
telling down Of the forests aud the
''e'eo'' ""'es' you can
point TO something more valuable and
''V'e "''''''o"s 70 tue Tree OF liberty
' y, oaso, cor" "pd cotton what 10
' 'e' u" :, s'' oow" calmly and
''Pu'e' are w men Tree and equal
'" tue 'fanseendental sense IN which
'll Had God Almighty intended ID
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
eotoasgi COsoasgii

SEND sesf empty Cologne BEETLES sna hsvs
- them hiiss With = superior sf.ieIe ~ eclesrs
manufactured -
sprir.gw ~. DAY. Druggist.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
R,AYea.se nsraAeTs.

~ boz pure concentrated Flsve,ise Fstrseis
Y u Lemon. vsrllis, Nu.tser. Aifrora, tiinset,
pesehs Rssbsfft srd Nee,sfirs= ssia ~
sps1r 2w n y. DAY. Druggist
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

They say Yapcey, of Alabama.
has a four days speech against
Douglas for the Charleston Con.
vention. The Cleveland Plain Dea-
Ter calculates how much this
speech will cost; 600 delegates
viii be kept waiting at 81 day
which is $24, 900, and $4,000 out.
siders at the same rate, will make
600, 900.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

H- Can a higher compliment be
paid a man than to say that he speaks
i'll Of no oney
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

GUBsoRtgtRs sfe respectfully nsiiaes. tbst
- theft Gens hsve beer ie,t Ter aisirittfgler and
asiivefs Win HApBEF = BENJAMIN.
A fev sfthe shove tisas f,f ssie
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

'bl i'hi w iHti NfPss
THE EaA or EbopgMEaTs. The
Philadelphia bulletin remarks that
elopemepts come In heavily the pres
ent season, The scissors are reward
cd with daily crop too large for stor-
age IN columns Of average size. Give
your true reporter good elopsment,
aud his cup Of happiness will hold
few drops more, II there are inoi.
dents In which his pen positively rev.
els, they are the midnight escape, the
basty union, the adventures NJ rail.
road stations, the pursuit Of indignant
relatives, and ell the other mysterious
points that The most ordinary case Of
fugitive affection will furnish.
Within fortnight we have perused
with professional indifference aud in.
dividual disgust the detail of what
now seems ono borrid hsgira of un.
happy lovers. In several instances
the pairs were ridioulously III matched
Men In their gray were off with maid.
ems !" their very greenest boys hur.
ried of women old enough 10 DO their
grapdmotbers--a black eloped with
n white, and vice versa--and tho lat
est and most astounding Of all cases IL
that Of two children, Of tho irrespeo.
two ages Of ! / and 10, who linked
their terrible and gloomy fates TO-
getber, and started of for that 70.
mantle elysium, tho city Of Now York,
with tho sum Of three dollars between
them.
We propose TO deduce no grave
proposition from the current facts.
Lot the cynic's eye detect the can
scr in our social system. that the
host Of olopomcnts would seem 10
Indicate. We believe IL to be only
tho old and immoral passion for
doing forbidden things, that FIRST
stirred the gentle bosom Of our
mother Eve. The disease works
it's own cure. Every hundred miles
farther from home is fall Of sew.
cral degrees Of the mercury Of love,
and the end of the journey brings
nothing more truly delightful, moth
ing more eagerly welcomed, than
the grieved but long suffering par
cn', with an eye blazing indigna-
ton, aud heart running over with.
forgiveness for the folly Of youth.
But nm elopcmcnt is not what 1t
used to be, and il il surprising
that so many should rush into an
enterprise which has become no
cmincntly business-likc. Steam
and lightning have robbed the
flight Of all its thrilling roma nee
Vigilsnt policemen interfere sadly
with the ladder and moon business
that was once so enchanting
There is no Gretna Green, and food
was never higher. SO there is far
more romance in the commonplace
course of true love.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
NEW A1tHtV Walls
Zr I've
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.

NHTE HtvE Just received ftsta New Tp,k NE
w following: pisin and Striped h.feses.
Jseeret sna 0frssai- Msslihs, Hfiiisntires. lace
rsinis. tsee teiis flet aiits, Ribers, Ttim,sings
white ara Hlsek Bisnae. lace. Embroidered Col
lsfs, ifnea sra Msfseiilss setts, white -nd Osi-
tired frbreiaety. cst,sn, tsidfed sir Floss. 81.
yrf Thimhies, Scissors. Psfssois, Uhrhfeiiss snd
sihet articles tes numerous ~ rsntisn= sii ~
which We viii cell ~ sHf rsssi l5w rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
s,s -rs o...,w.,. Hats.

4 HAvE hev IN store issse assortment ~ Hats
~ sli Kinds. sra will fee@ive IN = few asss
setseihine new .ra handsome ~ sstsw gseass
srtis w. o. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

sIATE on Or J0UIsIASA-psrisbo Of East Ba-
ton Rougs-slxth Judicial District Coarf--fn
tbs matter Of the succession of yoHs u. Esyv,
deceased-No. es5-Probats.
10y VIRTUE Of Commission issued In the
- above entitled saccsssion and 10 me deliver
ed, VIII sell At public auction at the late resi-
dsnce ffhs deceased. near the eastern limit OF
the Corporation Of Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY, the 7th day Of May, $500,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. 81 the personal pro-
perry belonging 10 the Estate Of said John D.
Rerp, consisting OF Horsss, Hogs, q Mule, Gov
and Calf, Farming utensils, buggy a Wagon
etc., etc. Terms 81 sale CASH
ap2o-dtd J. r. DUFROCQ. Auetioneer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
FLOURi PLOURii FLOUR ~

DDn HAHHEiS Fresh Ground Plour, all effs
.)slO cent arrival spa comprising some ~
ths hpest brands And grades Bo~ manufactured
call solicited from heads ~ families, old ana
young bsebsIsrs, ditto Maids and Traders.
sps2i J0sHUA ugAt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

lsmssr.-0a Saturday last. Cofo
nef Johes, summoned ~ inquest on
The body Of a white msn found iioat.
ing IN the river, near the Monleseho
Bayou, The man appeared TO lie
about 30 years Of sge=ligbt sandy
coloted hair, no beard. Had ON com.
mon hickory shirt blue cotton pants.
and heavy boots, lie was without .
coat. which leads 10 the belief that he
was a hand on a steamboat. Az no
marks Of violence were found. the ~.
~ brought in a verdict Of accidental
drowning. There we're NO marks oa
The body. and no memorandums ~
papers 10 furnish n clue 10 his name
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
TEACHERS CARD.

A N EXPERIENCED Lady Teacher Of Music
IA according 10 the best method, who speaks
Frsnch with tbs Partisan accent, as we'll az fhs
high English departments, also Drawing spd
Painting; desires n situation In q seminary or
private family. terms $500 per a.nnp. gsfs,.
snees 10 She Rev. Hobt. Estes, New Orleans. ana
70 Mr.. De We're Horton, viii meet with stisn-
"""' apriizi.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

No CAuss ron AtaHa Some one
fond Of figures, q short time ago,
went 10 work with his pencil TO
alarm the world about its coal
fields. Another calculator 10 allsy
the fears Of the fret calculates at
the present rate Of consumption Of
coal, The State Of Pennsylvania
alone would meet the demand for
more than three thousand yeafsl=
AT double the present call for coal.
North America would supply the
demand for twenty thousand years.
Spectators who have passed the
age Of iiIty' will do well to make a
note OF this, and not invest too
largely In coal. II they do, they
will have 60 wait n long time to
realize tho profits Of monopoly.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
sPEOtAL NortOEs
He ecea. t1.e,,rns.a .s Trls.n tiael,.

f1'Hs practice ~ Fsehsrsirs sra te,srsihs
goods hss heerfne 81 fsshirrstir the. Z hnd
" necessary " rive rhtiee that IN No esse vii
'sse hsek esras, rniess fets,nea the sat.e a.y
they we're sca sha IN the sstre erd.f - they wA,e
delivered " D. PHILLIPS,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
nnANi nItANif

1CS BAds in store and for sale al rs1us N
i VI prices. JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

A fUtI, ssscft,sent n these goods esn nov be
IA fpBd ~ my store, sfso large supp u bats
teas. tisfeelies Trimmings, and Hfsids,
svfis ". y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
pr,r..ls rra Nm,,tells..


4 HAvr lest opened very l-sgs assortment II
i these essas, w. H. PHILLIPS,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
suits fer f~sffes.

4 Will rseeivs ~ nes, stesmef from New r6st
u something VERY new sud Desirable IN The vsy
~ Bsrees Areisis ChsiIetie snd Pine Aptfe
styles. WsD. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
cent. p-.n,,h,.s s,,.a..
Lee. o.p.s. p.,.,. .na si..,u,...

I NAVE feeeivea smother supply ~ these ssyds,
! stnsng them some teff hne bi-es Lace Mat
tllss aud Points, siss psrees, Uhsiliette, ana
hfowh Iineh bss.e's, Hsftege Ahslas ard Pine
Apple salts for Ladies' tfateiihe Dresses,
apfgs ~. ~ PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
view scst,s ..s s.,..., s,...,.,

I WOULD respectfully infcfm m y customers tbs
y have hsr ~ sts,e my entifs stsek ~ 80 Inc
usods, sbd solicit esii i,sh ~ those IN need y
sny sttieis In my line. N. .. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
To Tvsg LADIES.


4 tUrTON, LINEN ssa Bssiset Mssoaito ustiisg
" Just fseeivss ana fys s-ls ~
spti7 N. AsHsRs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24
1TATsf IgATstt

A r THE PniLA. CASH STORE. wa
n have just received from New York,
beautiful assortment Of Misses Trimmed
Hats, also Boys White and Grey straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

(pECK BOOKsi CHECK BooKsn-
" With Checks on the Efsseb Of the L,,aisians
state Bank At Baton Eoags-for sale w
spris !. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

I HtvE fsii supply n these goods, Bebisst.
IN I'll widths, slss, Pink sna Niue bslfneis,
Write Liner MEETINGS, siss ntern a. fyf plsnts
tisn sss. w. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

A FRESH lot on hasd u the genuine Hsngs-
IA risn, which viii be carefully packed aud
forwarded 20 any part Of the country.
We have made arrsnx sments TO rscsiys q sup
ply II healthy Lssehss ever week.
novIs v. HECDE L CO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-04-24

"s HAVE JUST received lee Pitchers. W.
w Ter Coolers and Mssssr's fve minute fes
Cfesfs Ffsssers. FtrEH d BnADFOnD.
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2estes BON @a1btnstOn.

8af8tn9tOn, 2. April. Ser an Der
teraniiden @ren3e ltatipuirte Ser. ct. SberIt
grDlpl 9at pa8 SrieS8minilterium bena4ride
ti9t, paB Die Nadridten iiber bic @efabren an
Der teranii4en @ren5e auf 8 nlutbtpi1i9lte iiber@
trieben ltno uno baB Die Snpuiipn be8 @Orti=
mas Elm blcBer Butl9 mar.
gpn II nlerem @pniul irSapunu 1T pieOeu&s
rt4t ein9elaufet, baB Der Generals apitdan
BON @nba ben ipunii4en g. ct. 8iirser 2tu=
no, Der bort unter'8 Wilitdr seltedt merben
lonte, brinseno Der Ipuniiden 0esieruns 5ur
9dn5li4en Sreilpreduns bon ieper Militdrper=
pfltdtun9 enpfpblen bat.
St1at8lefretuir SAP bat u~uIereu Gpulul in
Sapana teauftru9t, Die Dem Ser. ct. Otini>
lter III 8erlim 8etreff8 Der Otilitdrz Yfli9t BON
naturalilirten Ser. ct. 8irsern ert6eilten Sn>
truftiolten Oeun @eneralz@apita ipsleid rOrz
3uleoen.
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u mertfamtfbe gladbrtebten.

@af6tngtpn. Nus Nr5pna erfdbrt
man bier, baB am 2. Npril 3u GucIon cine
Convention bebuf8 @rridtung elmer prpptIoriz
f6eu J1e9terung 5ul 1rimentreten felte unb naR
ale rDlttiI6eu 8~erbinoungeu nit Der Ierrttps
Understandings bon 92euzWfeitcp qelS8t limb.
Die ButIdz@Dmmillipn be8 Senat8 bat Be-
idlplen, Den @rz@ouperneur 6enrb 81. NtIe
bon 8ir9inien al8 3eu9en pDr5nfproerr. SIS
beiBt, DAP er uidt fpmmen min. Sraat fid's
nun, pb TIN al8Daun Der Senat chen 10 raid
ms @efdigriB lteden miro, nie Srn. Sba6z
beus 6patt.
Der alte Sam Sru # 8 NIB bi e
unruben an 6erar terani1den
@ren3e. Der G~rieg8ntniuter in f@al6inas
ton Bat REM WilttdrauSi6uie 0e8 91eprdIef5
tantenbanle8 cine an i'm ergarge11e i3uIdrift
peS 0pp. Som. , . II t On Don SeraS se=
ianpt. Ste TT bonn II. NtarSl batirt uno ent=
9dlt Die @rlnpe lpelde ben @puperneur be-
ltimmt baben, terdnil9e 6reicprpS 3um Sdub
Der @ren5e 81 bilpen. Oieie @rirDe lino
triftig eerug. Der 8uub fpumt 1einer Bdihf
Die @ren3gebiete ge9en bic rduberiIhen Sroioz
ner III iAlBen, IN feiner Weile mad ur1o Is
4 penil, ipp6l poer iibcl, Der Stoot 1ih
ielblt belfen. Sci bieien Snotanerereleln i'm
ipeltltden 8era8 bat man ni4t an Iplde
mutbmiaige SdeuBli4feiten Der 8etBen
8egen mebrtOic Snptuner ST 6enfea mie tie our
SdanOe Der Nfenfd6eit IN Californian 1fub
Oregon perfOmmen. Die apads8, Conan
Dies, &ipan8 1np dnpere an Der teraril1en
@reu6e 9anIenoen Stdmme lino BON ben Sn=
btanern IN @alifDrnien 10 melt unteridteOen,
ME bic Wfontene9riner bon ben Sappbaroen.
5ene itn6 nib, frieserii4 Ober menisffens
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Tauben aebalten. OieIe bepeutenpe Saube1-
,u6t BAT nun aber 5ablreide 6einldmeder aI8
Dem @eidle6te Der 0abidte an9elcdt, Die auf
ben Gir6tbirmen nilten unD nalnentli6 in Der
lebten Belt lid er6eblid perrnebrt bahen. Nl8
Spfer Der fabnen 0fduber fullen td9lid etma
so Gauben. Da nun 9eIeBli6 po8 S4teBen
an beppbnten Srten 1id)t erlaubt, Die Sertilz
Qrra Der Sati6te unum9dn5lid uotbpenpig gez
ppr6en 1T, 10 molten Die 3aubenbeliber ii4 benz
8ernebmen nad, SQgozSalten aus S4pttfano
fontmen lafIen uao 1lail lpiro al8oann auf benz
@enSp'armenzM arfte unp anoeren Bldben
Salfenla9ben 51 bepba9ten 0ele9ellbett bQbelt.
Stalien.
Gurin. Wtan madt bier 9rpBe Gprbez
reituuaer, bas 9nneripnss8 ptum III Der feier<
li6lten @eiie 5n beseben. Die Wit9lteOer Der
prppilpriI9en Hesieruns I'M 2anpe Stalien >per=
ben in 8esleitung ibrer GabtuetS6ef8 bierber
fommeu, I'M Dem &6nigc7 ibre 6uloieun9en Dors
,ubrinaert. Die 6erren 6driut mi. 9ttcalpli
merben BET bieier @elegenheit 3n Wtniltern, err
lferer gum MtniIter pe8 Snnern, febterer 5ltrt
Sauoel8~u1b NferbauzN ftni1fer, ernannt fperz
ben. Salpagnplt erbdlt ba8 Suitisz Mini1fez
rum uto Glencu aus @enua baS men 5u c1et@
LPIIpS WCULtlt>g tllllItCltuHt. XIV JJtultl6tpult>
tdtprn Gllriu uno Der arberen Stdbte peS 9letz
DIES bereiten SrpBarti9e Seltlihfeiten Dor.
AUS 8 II ct / II miro beridtet, bab Die
SeItrst9er cine uneepGbnlide Sruppenbewez
gung pprnebmen ; Mantua8 8elatun5 murbe
p~erItdrft, Die 8erpropiantirun9 Der SETTING Ell
fris betrieben. @S lie9en bort ge9enrpdrtis -,
900 Mann. Sn lebterer j3eit trafen bepeuz
tenbe MalIen an Nrtillerte= Matertal ett. On
ben @erfeu miro rititJ gebaut ultb elm neue8
9uBenmerf 1T in Nrbeit. 9eniepffi5iere Iinp
an Der linfen @tl6lette beIdaftist, eberio an
per SertbeiOtguns8linte BON 8illafranca mad,
2e9nanc. Die @ii enbabn befHrDert 3pildelt
genepis unb Serpna tdsli4 nur @inen 8aiIaz
gier3us !; aIe itbri9en linp pom Wfilitar in 8e>
idlas senommen. Die Mebr5abG Der penett=
aniiden 6lttdtlinse, welde iid in Der QOmbur=
Del tefanben, lit nad Suriu pper 6loren5 9ez
sun9en unp bat iid benz Srie98=Winiite 5ur
gerfii8un9 sefeut.
~gRuRlanb.
8eter8bur8. Der vgeprtil6en 8iez
ne" 5ufol9e lit BON Sta9ta Die Nadridt 9efprt=
men, DAP Die Gbinelen onfun9e1, ni9t mebr
Silber pie bi8ber, lpnoer,t @uaren fir ibren
Ebee gu perlaugen. Doraus wiirpe beroprsez
ben, buB iest lleberfluB an Sitter in China 1T.