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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
rRoN 81. I0rIs

81 Iotn. April iJ-Scs era, gentlemen
connectei ~ith the irm, 10 luiburs. .ui,
81 here yesterday.
Among them : Capt LAroN. 1T cram +
iaf. who i. bearsr Of ten. Grant. olhcial
repcr. - TIC battle o. Pit. burg. Ihey LETT
tie army p FRIDAY night Gen Hailook
ssfise d a. rittsburg Frida, and s..umed
command of the army
ten Grant. in an official report estimate.
orr hos a. .ssn killed and J..aOo wounded
The los 81 the enemy "a killcd All len on
TIC hold IS greater 'han 0ur-. ia uouaici
az esiimaic cannot bc made. %. MANY must
have heen cent - Corinih sIsi other pl1es.
~, l9.s 1t .%ftiller, "a. great. mim ne
-. ,aane Disabled is the cncm, shot. -ome
tossing al their horse and mans men Not
i~e.sfllr go horses we're killcd
TIE fcnei arms hs- H. outpost. AZ the
fae' ~ Yea Ridge. .vieni.n. ; miles from
lsa.ih The advance Of he Federal troop
T. miles from lfttsilt- leaving a p,ee -
anlt inn miie- between ihe orposing ar
me- a battle MAJ be brought GA si sns
mouf,fi. We have The -isongest assurance
ihll oal arms ready '1f ihe encounter
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A Richmond paper contains an editorial.
exhibiting considerable fear log the safety
of that cisy. IA intimate thai tLe Monitor
Naugauek. and s~iaiena, All armed vessel.
might easilp come np James river. and h,
.iseis insainerahiiits and po~ erfui guns, take
and Keep possession of the city. TOuFevent
such a result Il proposes thai the channel 81
james river shall Jo obesracted D., tone
shlch. Il sayr. = ahgliahl i6r The larra r
aad should be used 40 once.
The Mefun.ac ha- n0t come sut. AMI
aoihH z h. been cen 81 hes TO-DAY The
tide la been low and shi. may have Kent
her u
f.aii1 10 the hioihin4 a nse. Ia Ian oni
ifoia behina >~cSsit- Point. aut ~sos ~
turned
Late la ihe iag there "a a large hfe 10
lac woods un t.e loini, apparently from tho
burning OF The brush, and rave ri,o 40 some
REGULATIONS that the rebel. wese builline 4
new battery there
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WORLDS DISPATCH


~BAiUNoEr. April 1.-THE passengers
taken on board the \ elona. we're taken be
fore the United States Marshal. 10 day. and
strange 10 say. have ali been released. Some
1T them profess that they were ignorant Of
The character OF the vessel.
BNLTfNoEE. April i5.-Thc Savannah Re
publican. OF the 18th, announces the UNION
ii;ional surrender Of Fort Pulaski on the
previous day. Seven large breaches were
made IN the walls by our batierie. 0fParrott
guns. at Kings Landing. and all the barbette
guns on that side. and ihrcc c,scmatc guns,
were dismouuted Thee balls entered he
magazine.
Col. Oim,tead, the rebel commsnder. six
nailed, the day previous to the surrender,
that our hire vas 50 terrible that no human
being could stand on the parapet Tor even a
minute.
Nothing important has bccu received here
from the Yorktown. Preliminary opera
tons are reported operations a. rapidly pro
crossing.
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~ M%o~sot. April lt-A Hag of truce
vent np "a Crsney Island tins =. VI and
brought back two Norfolk paper They
were taken 10 headquarters. and although
eonlairin~ important Information 81 the uu
conditional surrender Of ~ Pulaski, an Ell
fort va made In accordance with the rolicy
that prevails here a. keep even good news
from the representatives % the Pres. I an
however. able g give son the Substance ID
he glorious tess - published IN the Savau
nah kepubllcsn.
The Refublican ssys substantially. that +,
lcsrn~ with deep regret. that after q gallant
defense against guns. mostly superior, that
II Pulaski surrendered a. = ~ fe.terla,
he Ilth
Couori law. of tie Pulaski Guard.
vho dd not leave r. Thunlcrtolt uaLl al
ter he sag uas hsulei douu. brings the Ia.
t~ciIgenc 81 the succcs-iul event. The ~us
rcnsscr va. unconditional. ~es sn large
breache- wcfc ulde To- The eo9th nall rs
the feicral battery ol s parrofi euas a
King laIrl. FL the bsrbctte euu- on that
ssie. acre d~ismountel. aiso. three Of he
caseuasie euns. leaving bat one eun bearing
or thst FONT A clear breath aa~ made ~
he magazine The balls used we're coni1a Il
afai were~ propelled with .lch iorce that ,sey
~ent clear ihrough rhe sail. az neail, ever,
FIRE
col Dlufstea,i 40 sa- IA command. aud
lelegraphcl. tbe igeilous evening. thai no
zoe could sisfe rpon the ramfaH- ior a sin
Re nlcmcnl AMI ihat eser one thousand
laree .heli. hsi exploded silhin ne loft
Ice Eepubliear Publishes The atofr a. 4
pea~rIs - = lsr Of fs edition. ana MAI e
10 comrp~nts. nor give suv particulars a. %
ghe nunber 81 men Slrd onicers "a it~ foft
a he time of The s~arrerier ass hoe
ever. none Of IL. defenders ~ere Killed. and
EFT fer vo11dsi.
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C~iNstNrsst. April -
flour steady AMI fan loral .ismsni apcr
ati.l0@ ia
Wheat steady a. ss@so fossrea.
Oats dr0oping AZ 29c.
kye unchanged.
Corn duh aud drocfanr At -
Nhiskey opened hrm At i~c
Nee Pork closei .hail Il sto -
Land si07tse
Cool demand lsr baik meat ~ ior
shoulier md > laser fs ~iie-. ush sales
. tsi.e" 10 closing gaiss 80 chssss n
bacon.
Srcceriss qnisf aud unchanged
L~xchsnxe Err. &c rrs-s--
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Il. NV QtAKIfEs- - A Burnett deal
er IN Leather. Oh Shoe Finding. A. has
removed from his CD -tshl ga FOURTH -tree'
o. ~ nev quarter. ". 10 North N-tash
street. and heb orsaine ou' one elthe mo.i
extcn-lre a-ofiuen... !. h- iae eset
brought 70 lhi, cits.
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- The aaar, Comm --ion It Terre
Hauie. ake sal pleasure 10 seknowiedsff.
he liberal dot.ton- made b. the p~a'r"s,e
rai,eus Of the go, sai county IN Pc
a. theis csil .of Al Tor orr SICK aHn sounded
.oLiiet.. ntended mose especially for those
who we're sounded ia The great battle 81
Pittsburgh LANDING.
captain :. II. Potter one Of the Commis
-.ou started sou'h yesterday with tte t'il'~
isg -hipment. per railroad.
- boxes. containing Canned. Fruits. Jeiiies.
Iapioea. Rice farina. Dried Peache4 &c.
&c.
. po1a wineS and 8iaekbers cou.fsi
4 10. Hair Pillows Feather Pads
q 10. Shirts, Drawer. and Sheet.
box Drawer. and Towel.
10. Drawers. Sheets. ami Dresang Hown-
sack Dried Fruit.
/ keiB1uTtoi Nhekes.
! Brandy.
I Ginger Wac.
4, Barrel Pickles.
/ o4rrel Crackers.
Weight Of The foregoing over TIVE '"a :
oaptain Potter had ai-o IN hi- care. s~o
bOsss from citizens OF Rockville welght
100 6ls, contents not known
The Committee have expended t~o hun
drsd and fifty dollar, cab. for material ioF
-hiFts, sheets. draw e.. towcl,. pillow cases
&e. Al lie sheet. drawers aul lnder-hirs
v~-re.cut out By Mi Harisock and al the
material made up b, ous PATRIOTIC women
Tree OF expense
The follo~ing j. a li>s ofcontribaters since
The battle Of Corinth among The coniri
but.oG- ar- almost evers thing usehal for
.ics AM wounded men. An enumeration OF
tenn would require more space ihan he
printers can afford
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~ Isaac Bartholomew. proprietor Of
tie Station House kindly furnished zoe
~ounded uoope who "a -ei through here ga
Monoas night. Nth coffee Sc aud render
81 msns other kirine<-e- Tor which be re
fused csmpen-alio1 le received he COZ
dial hank ol he bray. -,hiicrs. = Is sat ~
o. rho entire conmunif,
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Nigh Dispatches.
Rebels FortifyIns Fort Ran
doIph
Arrest of Several Civilians


Nav OAK, April i~5.--Specials state that
western dispatches received at Washington.
report that iort Randolph !. being strongly
fortified hy the rebels.
The Committee Oh ile Condnct ct the
ar are about to investigate the causes Of
III late surprise at fittsbure Landing.
Several civilians have been captured h,
the rebels lille curiosity hunting AROUND
Manassas.
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yof-.azn -cLDrr,- lieti osi0'. -
Tas-.a. morning. 40 ests tf1ls sfFe a.
i'm. rsan-. lie. .iih oae aunarci u4 So
.. sar s~cliier-. aoupaesi as ff-huft lAsa-
Ia. g. their -ay 10 Norldera l-iara. Loa-
before 80 .r.in arrAsl. t.e ftea eon
asaoS, as-emDl ~ 81 ue Dofot. win hak
60 sell nIlss nita prs. s.en- .ra stn Tote
q s-.rm eelet an -. ni pitcher a-
sarke- - rlk .nd :. fhc time &C tran
-rr.sed. iheo aa very large 1.semblage
81 re,yie = ~ol &c srsia m.-s 49, 49,
psarance IL the Depo, L va toardei. AMI
NJ brave 10, : refreshed aifh the seiieaeies
rhai had oeen prepared for Them % "hiea
k,ndns~ .nd attention tho, Appeared s~fs
.aantlol Many of ihsm are seyefci Noa'i
II. and other bm slightly buf ihes all tore
saeif rA.a- vith great foriitule and without
/. nuf.asf A. lpon Al OCCASION lie GAS.
not!c ana patriotic laiie- we're present
- a--i-t in administering 70 their eafts so1
% che aLem o. 4ith kipd word
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DROP. GEORGE ". CANADA
bsxia< r-fli~t ~ >hatiux .-f E.lr rse>sln.
~si<a. s3anln SO T<Frs Haste Hoo<s, b@rs lesss
a. infare to rltitrns - rnftf s-afrsily. tsfl BE-
= 49, prstsrrt - wtt urra rusoassrf ia rs
as1I asllrla Iery rarrtT. sIrirt sItezIlan sIssu -
-a<mpeenfa. as Catuzs I<ttss AS Iftus g4tts
8<u ss0 ~.CANsfs.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
slsPArcnis N rus wrsrnS UNION LIZA
Noon Dispatches
Release OF the Passengers Taken on
Beard the Veloaa.
i orelgn - CIV =.
Gen. Mitchell Occupies Inn
portant Points.
ten stant'~ xcpos, 81 IA. >uaabcs
Killed aud Nogaded al thc Battle
al Pitching Landing.
SURRENDER OF TT. PULASKI,
Merrimac not Been seen!


,sHlNOToN. April li-Nr. kerrieau
voted against lie biz ter tie abolition OF
slavery 10 the District OF Columbia II aas
LEFT Gus Of the list Ia tclegraphing hence.
The House Committee on Election. norc
unable 10 agree Oh the case oflo eph Segur
~ the First District Of Nireinia The sub
isct viii come up for decision p, the House.
u0H Co. merits
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

fos enr.-A good dwelling house ~
sixth street. Inquire Of
HARTS0Ck \ BANNl~rEf
April allw
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm of keeler 4 Morgan. IA
Il me lamp ant on trads. i. thisdsy dislotffht
mutual consent. Nf Marfsu refiula
u. > kiktIE
. ~. Npks a =
Tsrfs Hsate. Aar,h IS. lsa1.
III. business ~ln D. Continued atthe -slae stand.
~. -, harry Bulldine-, under ~ nsme ~ Z D.
heeler A c..
A continuance 81 The liberal patronage asfeiofaf.
he.to~e 81. - rcepcctfuii, .oiseit-l.
! krflI y. Astni
Aprl4kW Wa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16
ASH SHOE STORE
NEW STOth
W. II. STON t.

Has Just received a uew tn4 splendid stock
Of
ROC IS \ II o e.
ca al kinds. varieties aud 81, e.. % ,ut al
agr-. -exes. tastes aud purses We also
have On hand and are making to order. al
kinds French calf Boots and Shoes.
Corner Main and Fourth streets. opposite
southern bank lapI0di~wlm
- Al those who want a beautiful six
Hat. Of the latest fashions. call at tie New
York Hat Store and get one of the Home
Manufacture. which I make myself. there.
fore I can warrant AZ hats bought Of me
I nave 4 6ne assortment Of French Beaver.
Otter and Soft Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. anil Of al colors. which | am selling
very low also. a large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all color. ranging IN price a. low
a. fifty cents.
r. Il LOwEkRE. Practical Halter.
successor 70 J c. YATES
M. Il Cor. Fifth. and Main St..
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INTENTION U~loy fifis--i GA are csn
mspdcd 70 meet a. youI armogy on e1~es
- - , o'clock 7. NJ Tor drii
~ order Of
NJ TOPPING. capt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

DROFESSOR GARDNE
Is OUT or TOWN
nv there are = f<w rnc-e cakes u NJ hislis eei--
nrsfet Soap. i~n a. hsr1isu,a. which are Narrsnieed
80 - a. s~ss<ii~nt srfici~ &c - ssing an1 the f.aicf,
tsrs eurs fr chaps ca he fscc o. hal.ls. aaa 60 tAs
t@.th. n - rnsanpaesst. u = wsfrsnt.ed st-e. - re-
r<3se pant Gn1 krse-f frsln uoaiifn. ala ii8en. snu-
IN, with fssi cciofs.i snt white sg-sa FRA al sinsss
a furniture.
- Can 40 fsrdst. -ts e Ebs asszi, al ss<urs
ERR c>fu-s u q sa ses@ tsSTiS-tr
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ME partnership in the Dry Goods
u tradr between Ripley A DanaiI~ou expired BY
mosuai consent ol The 78th LAY ~ Jsnuars. fSse-
D.S Danaldsun retiring seii. bis lntsrs-t toa Z. q
Ripley, VII continues the bueuess aid .ffll~ al
Demands against tho late frnn AZ oatfanilns fm-
dehtrdnes. must 10 immediately closed.
RIPLEY A nANAfN>ON
January ~. iss1
4 Card.
~ fvtriry ff.m bushes tas urfer.ivast ssAea
much piea-ure IN comulendinf ecp. =. .lpfsy IT, al
the former patrons ~ tle Hoa.t aud h. ~ pahl,e
generally Thoroughly eusiesi In III hu.in--s a.
a scri rarchss"r. Tho buying eofnmnn.iY may cont
dently rely npsn good bargains Al aii time. sui =
frsight far~ ART gensrou- treatment
u =. D~ANAIB~oN.
Mr.. u. would BE- clad % 49, ~, friends a the old
stand. ff The pnrppse q making siilcmeui4 qua q.
ing up. a.. a..
ferrv Hsuts. Jan. II. fSs1.
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,'e' Mitchell reports that he h.z occupied
t"O other important points pu Tie railroad
from Decatur to Itc west. and a station 90
-ome distance 10 the east 81 Huntsville.
The ball emancipating ihe slaves ia The
District ct Columbia. Was laid helofe the
President AZ & o'clock this evening
WORLDS pisPArCh
"A officer OF he 18th New York regiment
reports thal lous Ol ten Banks men have
been found tied ~ a tree. with their heads
hot OF. The story IS nel credited
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Fer Rsvg-A gooa hu.lne room and
dwelling apartments, "a eest .aie Market
street Just north OF Wabash Terms reason
able. Apply - ] II Moore ay.t .de 81
the public square. 10
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ser contributor
Mrs. n lsirb.nk-. a. r~trr.
Levi D'cker.on. 8 VI Chamlsrai.
la.t.l lafl. . pollt DieL.r4.
Wool Zadcc Rec, g.
" T 'hsnpeli. Jonas ~eelcv
Iinion a Dckerson.
From Homer Greek the ioiio~iu2
Mr.. Hiram Smi.h. Mr. = 4 foose
In conclusion. ne Committee ~ll esn..fk
u,at liberal a. the contributions have been
ea ~. ~ a 500. oni, a small portion 81 ear
rsisena. comparatively. have &C. oodei
Other greai battles mast .oon folio~ ami
so~ s ne lme 10 make preparations q t.ks
care OF ,s.s~e Who offer tAeir i've - cheer
hIly. that we. and those who oome after a..
NAY ENJOY The priceless. blc-sias, of Tree
OorenRaent
The undersigned having been appointed
~ the ~A..lotc Anj Union lovins citizens q
Tsrre Hau'r ~ a Committee 20 receive sub
symptoms anil forward relief % our WOUNDED
Aoldisrs Immediately aftcs hc battle "a For
noncl-on. will cosunne 10 scs "a thai sAps
csy untl our places are -arpl'ei Nv -ome
more effective organization
We rc~pectfally urge upon he pstrotic
AL Vnion loving cisizeo, q ne township
81 go county. ~ Organize to~aship zen
aisee~ Immediately snd begin ihc uoi1 al
preparation. - thet. ahen the n~st crv 81
anguish eoase- ap from our laa,e defender.
- sha. ~ able - respond N /, ANNE
orediIble % our pasriotsc eooniy sna per
nv - he ughseous o4ose m ehsrA ihelr
Asss tss % freely periiei
T. a.. WARREN.
e.. ". BENFNI
Ill. rOTTFE. fr~m.
OWN FULLER
q IO<E~
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NEW
JAMES CLAIR n.
NASVTAcrVKIR o.
CIDER

IkhlkfrHAlTf iNb
ANlN1 permanently lecsiedhim~ fif Ia faas cfs.
IL o. prepared 81 furnish the trade With 81 So nass
require. r viii iurHash 10 e1fenser- frasn one a.
cpe hunirtd barrels - iDt ~ Nf tIlff g4flft fi1
htosgifa ~ - aay cfg - "a Tsta4. a. warrants
every barrel Of his vineEar tehe good sud o. ~ pare
and M fnss 80 gel@paoss frs.fs. SIS f1ctary h.
situated np0 he east side a the Canal, a fru de-s
1osth a nomfa' f~cunirs. Al ortefs fhaaaluiiN
rtceives and promptly atieniei o.. scut etber 30
bim sr - Nrs.r. f1fnsr 4 Mckcsn. 70 wbet4 he
tskrs plsa ure in r~frrunK-an be ~ s. = trial
Ninegar ~xchanaet fr fs-t s~con4-hand barrel. de-
ifrr~t AZ hs ftefofv. Respectfully.
iAhES CLARKE.
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BoAgpno.-TwO gentlemen and their
wives, and a few day bcardcr-, can Be &c
e~ommodated AZ No. % south Third Street.
corner of Thru and Poplar streets.
an Z l1n
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- William ralrick. 10 No - Main
Street, Is Agent ior D4.Aama nursery q
Ffua Tree and Eergreen.. All those
= 1nuug ANYTHING ia Ms line. ~ill 10 well to
call anj purchase OF him "pf9dlol
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l.. RYCE q SON.

Just Received April lst. 1862.
At ruf
EMPORIUM Oh fashion,.
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Noon Dispatches

i - W =.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-14
DSsneite tcIearnpbtfeDe % ae>rtcbten
8ert6tet tIr ben Baltimore @e6er.
@rnennnnsen &C.

@a1btn9tOn, IS. Suit. Ser Senat
bsltati1te aus Der ,bm Dcrgeleoten Site Don
Brigapsr0 eueralen %, DbalttA fir ben Dtenlt
mad Dem @eieB nur Is erfUrperlitb linp. =
Tsrner beitdtiste perisIbe cine Nu3abl Gonlu<
larbeam;en, morunter $. .. 9elper, Der Scr
faIer DeS a1betannten 5~slpsrbuAes, ais Con,
Jul na6 8nenos QYre0, Sulin3 Gtng fur
Singena unO Der un9arii1e @r=@po. ujba33i
fir Nntnnd.
Der GOnsreB wirr. ME Serloutet, nod
Nabregeln trefsn, um Dem allsemeinen Wtan-
gel an MitnSs ob3ubelfeu (ruabrRbeinliN purA
Ausgabe rOn So so 9loten).
Der Generals uartiermeilfer 8an Gtiet
bat II @elunpbettS 9tIdlthten UNI Ieine
Gnt(aIun9 9ebeten nnO pieltlte er6alten.
Der 0eueral : Snlpeftor Gan Jlenlalear
puroe %beOroert, ben 3uItano Der Truppen in
Mc@leaan'S Nrmee gu unterluAen.
8rieaoe- General Slru9b, Der Gpnman=
beur pes Stsnal>@Orp5, tit auf letn etseue8
@erlaneen leineS OieniteS eutboben porpsn
uup Sen. ScrOa96 an letne Stels beorbert.
Siefrutirumg auf ~filrsere Belt
GS fol- oemnddlt pom Rries6Departsment
etne Srpre ergeben, roraah Die 100000
Mann, tpelde iest r~rfrutirt perpen, nur a II {
Sabr etngelGwUren iperb5n, pa man
bOfit, Dap pielsr 3eitraum pcll!ommen bin
retht, bic GebeGion ;u unterbriGen.
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Gngtanb. Die Strmablun9 Des 9rin3er
Gcuts Don 8, fen nit Der bttttlden 9rtnselIir
Allce purpe am l. Sult in osborn I'm Bei
Istn Der Staataminllter nnD anperer bpbe,
@Gte, ME 'pss Wrlfeu DertY, pe5 0er3o9s
ppn NsmUurs &c. g~efstert.
prtnI NapuIeon netlt @efclge (tattrte bel
8ant BON Gn9lanD am l. Suit einen Seiud
alb. - SO wurpsn Nnltalten getrufen, Uni pit
prei5UertbfiIuuS in Der acknowledging an
IA. Sult gu eiuem g%IGn3eapen 5eIte 5u MAIDEN,
Nm l. Sult wurDe pie NuSIfelluns ppu
62.336 Yerlunen bgIu6t.
SIM unterbau5 beaNtraete Sr. $. Serfley
am 2, Suli Die Speite Uorlelung Der Btq fin
cine Nblttmnlung bel Wotltn purh Stimm,
;cttel unD pieoerbOltr Die perIdiecensn befann-
ten @runCe gu oeren 9unlten.
Cir 0a91reY b,fdmpfte ben Nntrae, mel
der nit 211 se9en l26 Sttmmsn ~psrpptfen
ipurbe.
Die y1imfe" bemertt in einem Qeiiartitsl
iiber ameritdmlAe An9eIegsntetten: o8tsr
panpt-Nrntefn iinp in pas GunfSDerirte 0es
bet oof9eprun9sn Elm babies Dugsno Urpe-
oiticuen boten liN an Der Riilts Ieltgelset, unp
1T Der SlOen nod tmmer nidt er.
Ill TS-I1 I~4-f-r..4 sc 81 m...GaL.Lu.M
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ben tbr gOrbaben tur our6 rteliee Nusgaben
beperflteli9en %tGnnen, relAe melt per(hwenpez
rtlder ietn malen, ais pdbrene BEG lebten
Sabres.
Otslelbe 3situug bemertt 1T etnem 2trtfeG
aber pte 5utunftt9e 3ufubr BON 8aumppl1e +;
ugSenn nt6t NQes 9eI6ebeh tn, mas Bate 9e~
I&eben lolen, UNI benz gebrp6ten MusfaQ In
Der 3nfubr BON Saumrpole Su teee9nen ; 70
iU1ten Die Tabritontgn pe6balb Iih lelbt unb
ni6t Der 8e9terung bic Shul0 beimeIen, UNI
uur bon fA leIbf uno niGt Son Der Ne9ieruug
siue AbbnIfe eriparten."
Stallem. Der ruIfI1e OeIanbte, welAsr
Die Uff3tele Nnertennung oes &Gnigreihs Sta
item pur& 8uBlonp iiberbrabte, mar In Turtn
aneetOmmen.
Sin pcrtu9iefiber 8otiGafter tpar in 8urtn
dn9efommen, UNI pff3teQ un bic 9anp Der
9rtn3elltn Marta 9ta bon Sapp9en fir ben
&Gntg bon DOrtugol gu merben.
Gire neue bpurbDntlAe SerIhp6runa mar
in Neapel ent0edt, unO mebrere Gsrbaftungen
paren pCr9enpmmen tpCrpen.
Suriu, 2. Sult. G8 pirb aemelbet, bo6
9artbalet mcrsen (OOnnerltag in Nea<
pei anfommen miro.
Spanien. Die I'm fran3TFl8en Corps
9eetalatif ron 5rn. 8taault in 8e3us auf
MsrtfO 9emadten Neuberungen batten arObe
Gntrilltun9 unter ben Sreunben pes 0enetal
Drtm in Maorio berOOreerufen.
Orie6enlamO. Gtne aGgemeine Nrnnette
mar fir fribere Gergeben b~ewiligt ipprOen,
uno man erpartete audi cine ~lofurtiae Nrnne
lite fir Yerlonen, rsl6e in Der lebten Snlur=
rsftiUn betbeiliet tparen.
&ublanO. Ous oSOurnal be CT. 0eters.
bour9" ertldrt, Die esrtrsGerilGsn Bitten ate
s~epilIer Wllttars wtrDsn feinen &tnfIuB auf
Ole 9tefOrmen a%u5iiten, welGe Ter &atler un
ternUmmen babe. &r merDe DIE SHnloigen
teltrafen. ober jene Stren5e tperDe Dem patrlC=
til6en gGerfe feinen Nb6ruh tbun, melde5 Die
innere Organization pe6 NetheS auf einen..
ben materietlen unD muralilhet YepirfniIea
Der rullilAsn @eielidaft entipie&rnren, SUP
itellen lolle.
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0nm Der Seituma Mnnrne.

6efung MOnrDe, IL. Sult. Die
&etellen ~feuerten auf ben Dampfer Daniel
Nebter tn Der Ndbe pon Sort pombottan.
Cine &ugel brdu9 Ourd feline beipen Galuten,
pbne ierC4 Semanoen gu beldGpi9en. Die
9tebeIlen ldeinen ben Nngrif auf unlere Ir-
NEE gang anf9e9sben gu babsn. Weilenpeit
labt liA ntAts mebr pom ibnen bliden nnp ee
berrl6t BIER Die Metnung, DAP fe balb in Ell
ner anpern @esene auftaudbsn peroen
Der Dampfer SObn Slder, lpelNer am
Wittppd untsr elmer Yarlamenta Iaaae ben
6luB binaufgins, fam 9eitern NIT 100 G,r4
punoeten Granten, oeren Nuslieferung
Der Seino betanntlih am MOntag perlpeiaerte,
3urid. Son Der Nrmse niAts Neues. Capt.
Antos Cities pem 81 Pennl. Nsgt. (franf)
fam nit Gem BOUt bier an.
Sort Wtpnroe, II. Suit. Das polfs
boot Nelte brabte "a Jte6elen, Die BON etuem
nlerer @aoalerte=S treifcprp5 9sfanaen aes
nDmmen tpuroen. Die BON Den Nebeuen aus
rudselonoten 107 ~0erwunDeten o. ct. @e=
fan9enen bertGten, DaB le pom ZEN Nebeuen
mtloe mno gut bebancelt purpen. Ginem
Sutter, Der bsiin Mb5ua nnlerer Nrmee $4,000
IN Der Groe pergrub uno nit Dem parlamen.
tarbcute ,uridstn9, nm na6 leiutm SGas 3u
lebea, ssltattete Der tcmmanotrenDe . f3ier,
psnielben ausSugraben n mit3unebmen.
Die G~anunenboote b~e9leitsn unlere 8raasz
portlAtfe ben SameefnB auf unO abpdtts,
loweit penlelben @efabr orubt, BON Dem 6einoc
belalti9t gu wercen. Sen. 8urnItOe'e 1tup,
pm wurpen Bel NletrpOrt Stems aflanpet. So
ssbt pao 0erIdt, poB Wfa9ruOer nit Isinem
@prpS bic 5alb;nlel berab fame.
Sort MOnrUe 13. Suit. Gtne STE
beuen = Darlamentdrflaa9 fun 9eltetn pen
5lab berab unD psrlan9te Nteoi3tuen &c. fir
unlere in N;dmonO sefanJen 9ebattsnen Ger-
wunpetsn. Die 8ebelen3eitungen fnD uo1
3phnun5 auf etne baloige Snterpention unp
bspauptsn, poaitanpiee QI8en-) 8srt9te lbsr
pie leBten SHlaAten nad europa absel0jdt
gu baben.