davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27


FARTHER PoINr, Aug. 2e-The steamer Cana
dian, from Liverpool on the nth, has passed here
The weather in England has again been un.
parts Of the country
The marriage contract between the Princess
Alice and the Prince Leopold Of Hesse was signed
The London Times' city articles again exp..
tiates on the financial difficulties accumulating
against the American government, and says the
most earnest wish Of the friends Of America must
De that the dimcultes thus on sight may accumu-
late with sufficient rapidltv to bring North and
South to reason.
FROM France there are vague reports of a grow
ing GOODNESS between France and Austria, bearing
the war
PRINCE Metternich had taken leave Of the EN-.
pefor NAPOLEON and the latter had gone to Chalons
camp. Gen Fant had also left Paris and was en-
The Monissur oficiallv confirm. the appoint
ment Of NJ. Benedict az M mister to Italy.
PRUSSIA.
Inc independence Beige says the nrst act Of the
new russian ministry will be the recognition of
the Kingdom Of Italy.
The Emperor received the address of the Hum.
garian Diet on the 14th, and replied to IL by
speech In general terms The dissolution of the
Diet was regarded as almost certain.
POLAND.
important popular demonstrations occurred at
Sulin on the 18th. The military Commander.
however, by bis energetic action, suppressed a
connlct without any more serious consequences
than that certain number Of persons were
wounded.
The following 10 copy Of the news sent out by
the steamer City Of Washington, which sailed on
the 1ath, whose arrival is anticipated by the
Canadian:
The English papers are daily engaged with the
American question.
The London Globe denies nv ,utbo,itv III.
| statement that Admiral Milne has reported that
the blockade Of the Southern ports 10 ineffective,
and says no general report the subject has been
omcially received.
The London Times I'm an editorial sbows the
financial d. faculties which the w Washington gov
eminent will have to encounter The Times also
publishes another letter from Mr.. Russell, whic b
gives a discouraging view Of affairs for the
The King of Sweden has arrived In England
OH visit to the Queen.
Catharine Hayes is dead.
The special agents Of the Cotton Supply AssocIa-
uon mad reached Egypt, and were to have an In
terview with the Viceroy on the subject of cotton
cultivation
ano.nef d controversy ha, sprung up between
| French subject on disputed territory.
ITALY.
Prince Chege has been appointed Pspal Minister
The Neapolitan reactionary movement, are
dtminishing.
The position Of Austria toward Hungary il be-
coming daily more alarming. The upper House
OF the Hungarian Diet have adopted, by acclama.
| COMMERCIAL
| LIVERPOOL, Aug 6-The sales Of cotton 70,
the week amount to It, 900 bales at a decline OF
| to "a Flour has declined es Wheat I a I'd ;
6orn is nat Provisions generally closed dull.
Beef quiet. Pork steady
Consols closed at 901 s90x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

The AUTHORIZATIONS OF CONGRESS -Miscells-
neous document No. "a Of the House of Repre-.
senatVes has Just been printed IL states In detail
the appropriations made during the 6rst session
OF the Thirty seventh Congress the ofhces created
ana the salaries thereof and the cces the salaries
OF which have been increased within the same
PERIOD and the amount Of such increase It il an
oncial statement prepared under the direction Of
inc Secretary Of the Senate and Clerk of the House
OF Representatives,. recapitulation of the totals
snow that there was appropriated for civil and
mlscelaneous purposes, 81 81 $50 90; for the
army, arms and Notifications s2O7 lOI 3q7 IN. No.,
the naval service, 9s6 3s5 OS6 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

From TIE sBAr OF WAR In VRsIsIA.-Tbe
Nashvtue Union Of the Goth instant sayc-"W a
nave before US private letter from gentleman
residing at Warrenton, Virginia, from which we
hke the following extract: Our troops are advanc-
Ing as fast a. they can be moved. They are now
In four miles nfty thousand Of them, and pressing
on lou may look out by the last Of this or arst
MY Impression is, and Think you will and me
correct, that our general will throw large bod
OF troops across the Potomac at Leesburg and then
msen up 20 asnlngton In the rear, bringing on
an attack both In front and rear at the anne tlns
This letter 10 dated the 18th instant "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

10 New Orleans paper publishes state
ment that Ben McCulloch, disguised, sold chics.
ems In our camps In Missouri Just before the ba tile
there There Is no doubt but what he 10 famous
spy
LII A new, cheap telegraph, by which nes.
sage can be sent and printed for sixpence 10 bel
laid down In England. IL IL thousand pities
we cannot have such an one here,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

YOU'VE AMERICA little fellow, saws the
Manchester (Mass) American, just past bis first
decade; stepped into his fathers Office few days
ago and said to Of the clerks, 81 shall get nv
company full pretty soon have sworn In three
to-day" ''Sworn In - said the clerk; chow did
you do iH" 81 made them hold up their hands
and say Tory to said the incl pient ca plain
/ IL Ills hard time for thieves in St Louis
pickpocket was recently arrested In that city,
who said that his hand had found Its way into
fifty poe kets during the day without coming
across a single dime.
u The South Carolina women are giving a
dollar each towards fund to be invested In Con-
federate bonds, and presented to Gen Beauregard
He would Doubtless prefer half dollar apiece in
specie.
IDA movement Is on foot In New Jersey to
men; assurances having been received that the
brigade will be accepted by the Government
Each man will carry dozen rockets.
IL Accounts from Fortress Monroe state that
pose Of navigating the coast Of North Carolina
refused to take the cath Of allegiance. They were
sent to Baltimore.
/ III Yellow fever has made serious havoc In
the West India feet Of Great Britain. On board
the Firebrand 50 deaths occurred between the 9th
and 10th Of June.
IL II Is rumored that the system Of grand iu-
ries will shortly be abolished I'm Great Britain
ana so the antiquarians are at work TO know when
the system was originated.
Cobb and Wigfall are each at the head of a regi.
ment. Cobb's son is also in command In the
rebel army.
| III Hon. Joshua r. Giddings has been very
Ill, of the heart disease At last accounts he was
recovering.
IL American farmers have already received
about S3O, OOO, 900 from England for breadstuffs
this year.
u The scenery Of the Italian opera house at
Paris has been destroyed by fre-133 sets Of
scenery, valued at $50 600 francs, were lost
L. u The cod fishery is represented as being poor
this season by the American, British and French
fishermen.
II Brigham Young has declared Utah indie
pendent.
II Mrs Livingstone has departed from Lon.
don to join her husband In Africa.
IL Several boat builders have resumed opera
lions at Cumberland, Md.
III General Sigel was In st. Louis on Monday
night, and was hOnored with a serenade.
/ III Ex-Gov. Porter is lying dangerously i'll at
Harrisburg, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

THOMAS F. MEAeHER AND Nh. RUssKIL.-The
ofdcers Of the sixty-ninth New York Regiment
are out In card In the New York Herald, deny
Ing all Of Mr.. Russell's statements relating to
Capt. Mesgher at the battle Of Ball Run, and
bearing witness to the bravery and courage Of
the gallant captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

Id Georgia 10 about to secede from the South
ern Confederacy. Gov. Brown has recalled all
the troops Of that State from Virginia, and in a
proclamation says he fears that at the end of the
present war the battle Of State sovereignty would
have TO be fought over again.
III Prince Nspcleon's reception In Detroit wss
q cordial one. A crowd Of three or four hundred
Ioiloweo MIN In the streets and gave him three
umes three hearty cheers at the hotel. After.
Ts.as mere was cheer for his countryman,
u The school committee of FAN R,v., h.v.
reduced the salaries Of the teachev ten ne, cent
oy which operation 81, AGO per annuna will be
saved to the city. - ~
O0n Monday eleven brick .carrier, ON the
Nanmkeag MI Salem, struck for 81 Is, having
previously received 81. In few hours the bile =
were taken up BY steam. WYE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
GRE6ORY's
STOVE USE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

XVII
Keeps constantly on hand 0 oomplste Assortment,
81 s,a sTcHtyMhps I'd thi ,fApIHEs And IRANSEs; <
including Camp Stools, Camp Tables t.am.
stoves, French Drinking Cups, common Tis &
Tnpsi I'm Plaies, &c and gegeral assoitn- nj Of
All kinds of Tin, Copper ana Sheet ircn &c.
short not oe eAne' ono ~
ID kememhsr, 321 Pc. avenue, second door
from seventh st south side. eoo
sus7 cow H.. GREGORY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

IL The artesian well at Fortress Monroe has
attained depth of $40 feet, Of which the last IS
was bored through almost impenetrable clay.
Water Ii expected beneath this LAYER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

III Messrs Jonathan Brock and Frederick C.
Crowley, Of Baltimore, have effected an engage
ment with the General government to furnish one
thousand horses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The lstsHigsresv compares the outrageous pro-
ceedings Of the Confederates against the interest
Of their people with the captivating speeches of
their public men In their denunciations Of the
90 usurpations Of the Federal Government
The Republican argues that Europe need not
feel alarmed about cotton, as we shall have Men,
phis open before December, and Mobile before
March; so that the supply will fow on again, a.
before the blockade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

IL The safety Of the overdue steemer Etna is
announced. She broke her crank shaft on the 9TH
Instant, and put about to return to England under
Ail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
In Hospital, August %, 1861,

Psbhshed IN conformity with the Resolutions of
the Senate Of July 16 1851.
At General Hospital on E street, bsfusen Fourth
and Fifth streets, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

PRENTICE ON PRIcK.-Nature abhors vacuum
and 30 does Gen Price
IL 10 announced that Gen. Price will continue
In the Confederate army thong we tbought h,
was discharged at Boonville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

KUN THE BLocKADK.-lt Is reported that the
Confederate steamer Patrick Henry run the bloc 4.
ade last night, during the fog and has gone to
sea -Norfoik Day Book, Aug 49,
The Patrick Henry was formerly called the
Jamestown. She ran between James River and
New York, and 10 fine and very fast steamer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

A LINCOLN GENERAL OFFERs TO Su.rxsn,,
his COMMAND 1t may be comfortable. for NM
Lincoln to know that a letter has been addressed
70 high ofhcef In the Confederate service, by a
very important post. Offering to Join the cause
Of the South himself and surrender his Command
into the hands Of our troops. The letter itself
Will vouch for this statement.-MobiIs Rsgtstsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
LOST AND FOUND.

I GsT , OR MLsLALnmA MEN BOOK Of
.ny TAD ' d az g
S GG1s to No. 4o0 :S'n' Of C sHa PiS LEE
II Horse, Is1 ands high The owner
snd psySs al oo a9s'e BY bs
sts@ls St. between 18th and sist st:; n,,.
one CENT REWARD AND, NO THANKS
~ E9k HIS RETUsN-i vii pa, the above
an an spprsntiTs who ran svsr fLom me on he l7th
.u IS St. o '''' 10 ;" VIII O' ''''0 j. A ioR
7 OsT-On Saturday evening between tn. Navy
y q GsId snd the NoIthern Libe' ties, burde Of
II t1sfhsi iR $50 sTm e
MRS not b,ips sndort cd thew are 81 no use 70
av.. between 9Th and 7th SITS. au IS s..
WAS STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
p Ss Beo OF ,S s his fsoss
ter for $50, August 3 1861, and due 60 ds,s sffsr
.nat b GHte hetsbg notify all person, not to pay
an at-s.. CHARLES sTocKE.
S0.5oREwARp.-strayed .v.J. about . week
SA ago, from Johnson's Row, on
o .sss sow rsfn ssd fs rs F ESh
above reward will be paid 70 the finder Ga return-
ing them to Mrs. HURLEY, at the above n,msd
PIaoe. suAs'
&S REWARD.-Strsyed away from my cooper
yC shop lot, on sonth side of Water st..
GEORGETOWN, on "Wednesday ni,ht, 9Iu IN
uSust, 1851, light brown MARE. about66
i4H hands high she has white under her hind fet-
JOCK, and her hind legs little svolIen her left
lore loot has been hur at edge Of hoof, and she 10
llttle lame The above reward will be paid BY
the su 'sa sssr L brought s1ns ,pv,o,
STOLEN..On the night of SATURDAY., the I7th
~ instant, from Easby's wharf, q CUNNING
SklFt painted lesd-oolor, timed sides, bottom
hooped with hoop iron. srd of Eve dollars
VIII bs PAID Tor Its return to Easby's ship Yard.
ROY STA son of Patrick Kelly, private in
- Company u, I'd Cavalry, u, 4. A, was ost on
the evening r July 9Th 1861. His mother was then
at mis- Su liva1s. on c street, near the Depot He
IL eight years cd, black eyes, eaIlow COMPLEXION
sn1 wore gray jacket and pants. His name il
S2nn; Any lniormatlon copcsInins him will II
Ger OF Company q, I'd Cavalry, at the Seminar
near AleIandrIa, be thankfully received nv his
fathsr-PATRICK KELLY. an a-ivs
GS0 REWARD Will be pad for the apprehen-
gSE soS and deIIyery 70 me, or securing n
oalls herself Louise Hanson; She il q tall,
nEey negro, quite black, we'll dressed, with ne
iql sur OF hair. She is no doubt lurking in -
Upper Marlboro or neishborhood She has q hus-
oand In Washington city, and may make her way
to that place. WIN. NORTHAMPTON,
Near WoodvIlte,
an H-Stawd Prince Georges county, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY

IoPecIdI correspondence OF Tue STAT.
LKwEssvILLE, Va Aug. 27.-Editor Sta, :
The enemy has occupied Bailey's Cross Roads
In considerable force and are entrenching. Far
mers are not allowed TO come through to Wash
ington now, and the boarders at Mr.. Bailey's have
been scattered In consequence Of this occupation
by the secession force.
Col. Sherman 10 In command Of the enemy AT
Bailey's Gross Roads.
sscessionists hereabouts profess to expect lively
times soon In this neighborhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

IL Medori, who is engaged at the N. Y.
Academy Of Music for next season, 10 large fine
looking, and about IS years old. Charlton has a
light soprano voice, and is compared by some
with Soning. Brignoli 10 in the country, while
Maretzek will shortly return from Mexico with a
troupe, and who ever heard Of a troupe Of sing
ers thatwas unwilling to charge, The operate
season will begin early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

MUsT MAKE UP THEIR MINDS TO FIeHT-The
controversy between the secessionists and the
Louisville Journal uses the following emphatic
language:
Now, gentlemen Of the secession party, you
must stop ere the Rubicon be passed. Be assured
that while we, the Union men Of Kentucky, have
no thought of Invading Tennessee, and while we
sincerely and earnestly wish peace with you-be
assured, we say, that II you attempt to carry out
this vtllainous scheme, you must make up your
minds to fight. The Union men Of Kentucky are
not entirely unprepared to meet such an emeigen-
cy. They have struggled for peace from the COM
mencement Of this conflict They desire II now.
But, IL you have made up your minds to give
them war, they will meet the issue as becomes
brave, true and loyal Kentuckians. God forbid
that you shall present such an issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

THE SOUTHERN Press ON GEN. M'DowELI g
REPoRT-rhe Augusta (Ga-) Chronicle and SEN
tinel Of the 18th Of August has a leader on Nc
Dowell's report, from which we quote:
Mcdowell makes no display In his report, IL
but Is plain detail Of his movements, and n
shows that he arranged and fought the battle a,
well az any of Lincoln's generals, with their
troops, could have done, not excepting Gen.
Scott. He Managed IL admirably IN srery Tsspeet
and tcas Gerry nearly successful IS
The columns Of Hun ter and Heintzalman passed
up the run, crossed at Sudey's Ford and attempted
to turn our left, which was the feature Of the
plan. Hunter did cross, did attack as ordered
and did force our men down the run, where thew
had to receive the cross FIRE Of Tylers column; and
nothing but protection of H.dreH, the genius OF
Bsarregard, (who detected Hunters movement
by the clouds Of dust) and the xasqual heroic
courage and great endurance of our prerenfsd
Hnnt., 20 ths M.ns, anu pe GI Lure oy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

MooRE'S A6UE CURE AND ANTIDorE,
~ a. IN alleie, sale and efectual remedy md
Srsveatstiye Of Ague in It's various forms. hsvins
osen ,uiIy Eiso snd proven, 10 nov offered to the
End Drug Store, lis Pc. Sv. "a IS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
FOR SALE AND RENT.

& u .Vs5..
au Is A.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, At No.
43o Twelfth street, between and ii sta Tbe
IN sss:
Nc aef &c On guaranteed Terms moderate
FOR RENTaA three-.tory BRICK HOUSE,
si.Tsf s,sI IA .: IS, ks'S g
FOR RENT, OR FOR sALE-Tbe HOTsE
Tweif ST sc occupied BY Presley Simpson, No ts6
FURNISHED RoOMs.-Very desirable Fur
formerly occupied By Ea-sovernor 1S ssV:t do0i
and G or soG SSc
N. "A Furnished Offics, suItablei for physioian
or 4, senaiH%sn requiring private ofhoe.
HOUSE ON CAPITOL HILL FOR RENT.
H The three story Brick Dwelling house on the
soath SIDE Of Pa avenue, At the corner Of Third g.
present oSousIsa Sy Mlsof. g.q: a Hselo: ::
. . O. to nss
HOUSES FOR RENTING. 2a and No. n. on
H the south side of Indiana avenue, both Of them
very large and convenient houses, with good sts-
Also, the commodious and large House, No. sss,
al AsiP:! FaSM z s ;ilis No .ss s.y
For RENT-The north HOUSE, Of the row Of
D And & sts.. No. 3ss, fronting the CITY Hal
%1EI5AM q; rHltEff, HssSlns1 tseIk g
EQR EENT1A substantial three story BRICK
lniro street east. two doors from 4 street north.
SfIsas g .ut ths t hIss
immsdiately: Inquire Of Mr.. BACON, next door:
or OF Miss nj. q LINCOLN, sol Pa. avenue,
EpR RENT-A very desirable STAND for .
~. poeIolng house, on Pennsylvania avenue and
Eighth 81, now occupied BY the Messrs. Joy. And
nss NAG full share Of the patronage Of the
next sand house Is in good order. For fuItber
PARTICULARS apply to JAMES TOwLES Issns
Hs9 street north; or Mrs. JULIA KEEP STS
A. FARM, Of about go scres, with timhe- 80
n cleared lands orchards, dwelling And haxn m
maryland, for sale or exchange for othsr rssI' ~
pels91Al estate; United States, state and ralrosd
E1 o,her stSess notss oonds or other seouri1es
InluIe :. No. te0 Msssaohusetts av. jy as-6
HANDSOMELY. FURNISHED ROOMs-
- -FOUR handsomely Furnished ROOM sSssi;s6
win Gas And water, and convenient To tss Bstsot
ne fost once Departments, for rent Ami Al
~ MssssSennsssts svsnns north sids bsfvesn
ssa sno eta -. maa
MOoRE's A6UE CURE AND ANTIDoTF
W IN IN laliiole, safe and efectual remedy and
Rreveamnve OF Ague IN its various forms hsyinS
- NJ ,ui{ rIee nc proven, 10 now offered to the
Ed Sdpf br p ssoSys ~ sqla only ct ho0REs West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
AFFAIRS OVER THE RIVER.
Especial coYfespopdence NJ ths St., ,

FoRr ALBANY, August "a, 1s61-Edi.or Sta, i:
We hear that our most advanced intrenchmeut in
the direction Of Bailey's Gross Roads was taken
possession Of by "secesh" night before last. The
work was intended for two gun battery, and
was unfinished. The Federal regiment stationed
there was drawn in day or two ago. for some
reason the work was left, and the secessionist..
aware Of the fact, no doubt, drove In our pickets
and took possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
sKIRAIsH OVER THE RIVER.

tSPecial correspondence Of the Star j
CHAM BRIDeE, Aug. 2.-Edito, Star: Five of
our men, while out scouting shout three miles
above here, yesterday, were in cornAeld, and to
their dismay discovered that about 30 " secesh,,
cavalry were L" circulating around the edges, of
said field. Thinking the case was desperate. thew
fred into the largest group, and killed one, who
was seen to fall, and seem to have wounded two
others. They did not stop to investigate, how
ever; but scampered OF In one direction, while
the cavalry, just a. much frightened, dashed Of
In the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

M Warrington papers please copy and and
oais 70 The Wsf Department. aug 97-d.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27

By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneer,.
GREY HORSE AND SPRING WAGON AT
~ AucTIoN.-On SATURDAY MORNING.
July >, we VIII SELL in front Of our anotfon rooms
grey horse, Narrated sound. kind, and gentle,
and works veil in hsrnsss,
Spr ne Wagon, nearly new, suitable for n rrooer
or express waEon.
sele positive. Terms cash.
auh WALL q BARNARD, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-27
1UPQNT'S 6UNPOWDER,

DC ,JSS 8. ! S a Rbfsis .s,s..
SCI ls%es - * SS,Efs :srgIsSs y btI,cy..
.. ass .i: :%ssi f:s.s 6 ~ 5. Z;
Ere. fs sm. ssa .ss 3 lea =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
MQe8 %nplcntp..1

@enu9 @ofen bat Die @esierunq jsyt
%ettnlo'ppbL wie 9enuo Sclpaten. Da5
&rieasminilterium bat pe5me9en bic init
@ahenantaufen teauftra9ten Naenten i'm
Jn< rnr Nuslance an9ewiel en> ni6t mebr
gu ~tauien, Die Ne9terunA bat 9enu9
Wah en-" Weroen nun ater AUDI cie
Soloaten talo senu9 babeu, oper miro,
mie }. 8, rie NrtiIerietri9ape Manede's,
nod Wo9enlan9 bic 3eit unniiy Sertr1<
reln mil1e en-, neil iie feline &anpnen bat ?
Die Ne9ierunS hat 9enus Solpaten,"
Werrsn mir nun audi balo einmal b6ren,
Dag rte NebeQen an ir9enp einem bepeuz
tencen irate3ilden Yunfte an ben Speraz
tionslinien in cer Minoritdt iinp> ODER
miro Die 8uu Nunz, Spunsfelpz> Milz
ions Greefz> Balls bluff, unp 8elmontz
Shonrmtrtblhoft fort9ehen, BET mel9en
BataiQen Uncle Gam Is ltet5 nit eir1em
BRET aa %1berl9enen Jeinre ju tbuu bate.
Wit einem Wprte: Werren ne Solcaten
rpn ben Yarapez unp Nevuez9 aSem our
Nftipn mi Die Wofea aus ben Depots
IN Die 6dnce Ger Splraten %9elon0en -
Dfit &Dntg pbilipp III SdiQer's Don
Carlos fam co5 8olf SurNe9terun9 ipre~
den:
rj9 babe meine 9 fidt 9etbau>
Mum, cardinal thun 9te bic Shire"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

Der 8ir9erfries lter Merito 8ebradt, mir
1ino Q~ter3eu9t pas Bulf bate ii& enplib
bod beraus9ewunpen. MQein ie leben,
l1e befeitt9en cr1ben lire alien madelnoen
1brone, menn ie bier auf Ben 3rlmmern
elmer juneen &epubltf Elm neue6 Gbr1nz
den jimmern unp ca6 1T ibre gbf9t.
5ohentli@ fallen fe bel Der Mu6 fibrun9
e'nanoer nod ielbit in bic 5aare.
uniere Nesierun9 1T dbrisen6 in oieler
fir fe 10 bo@wi6tieen Sade teine6weeS
gang untbdti9 9ewelen, Minifer Sswaro
bat cine Note an bic europdil9en 95fe
9el9idt uno> wa6 nod better it, Morinez
mlniiter Beue8 3wei &rie96ldife nad)
Der &ulte Don Merifo. Wir mpuen oerr
9louten> oaB lelbit infer beod&tiser Yraz
1pent uno feline nod beod6ttsern &atb<
seber germ cas- @euberfte tbun wirben,
UNI bic Gtnmildun9 Gurppa'S m bic Mnz
g%elesenbeiten pteles Continents III per-
btnoern.