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oas eerftnten zines aanpnenbpptes Bel alnurOuth

8aibtn 9 on, %. @pril. 9ie folgenoe
Nadridt lief beute bier elm !:
Sin &ebelen=g8ibber fam sesen 3 rbr am
Wlpntag ben Stub berunter unb tpuroe erit ent=
oedt, alS er fid inter benz Bug beS Wiami be-
fano. 2ieutenant Slaiber trat Dor uno ri4tete
Die Sprbertanpnen auf benielben wel6e ben
igSioOer trafen, ober 5uriidpraIlten uno ibn auf
Der STEELE ~t6bteten, oa elm 8pmbeniplitter fem
!6erS traf, Ser 8iober traf bann ben Sputbs
field al, ben er in 5 Minuten perlenfte. Ser
8ipoer fubr am |&anpnenboot Blpmputb pprbei
pbne entoedt su peroen. @erlelbeii lit $50 SUB
lang, Siebt 8 SubEQBuher unb fabrt nar spei
tleine 8anpnen.
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Wfiltscn in'S Telo.

Die Gpuperneure Der Staten Obip, SILT
nois uno SSnoiana baben Wtabregeln getrpffen,
pelde barauf i6lieBen lallen, Dap baloiglt Die
gar5e Mili5 ms 6elO 9erufen wsroen miro.
@iele nmitdnOe-ia9t Der t6erulp-peilen be-
ltimmt barauf bin, DAB meni9ltens in einem
pber etli6en nbroli9en Staaten cine Srlppen=
maGt CUR Mbpebr elmer Snpalion Dor 8eenoi=
gung Der biesmali9en Champagne ebenlo nptbs
penolg iein pirb mie i'm poriaen Sabre in Benn=
lplpantrn. g5 1s.
ygtber lelbit penn Die 0tili3 ni6t sur Nb=
lpebr elmer Snpalipn gebraudt wiiroe, 10 fann
ie bod IN Der jebigen Sadla9e benz 2anoe AMI
aroere @eile nlten. Sic fam ale uniere
ipi6tigen Boiten beleben uno allen Giienbabnz
tpadtoienit tbun, nit Incident iebt 10 piele pnlt
Grants fan1pffdbigen Sruppen beiddfti9t iino.
llno mir bpffen, pab jene Seitgemdbe 0tabrege!
aud anbersmp, namentli6 i'm Staate 81. Sort,
g%etrofen werDen miro. SEPT 1T Die 3eit, pab
ieber damn tbue mas in ieinen Grdften itebt.
Sober ginSelne fam uno iplte our6 9lnbietuna
ieiner 9ienite Dem grpben beporitebenben Sdla9
mebr Strait perIeiben. 9reibig damn menoe=
ten bel Nreple bic S6la6t gu @uniten Ger Sran=
3oien; bas lebte Belptpn mag Die S6la6t ge=
ninnen. "'
Der n6eralO" bofft, Oab GOup. Sepmpu,
Die SADIE aufnebmen miro. { 3 ! Ht =
u9ur6 ~iOfprtige gtnbietung Der 9eiamnten
WliliS bieIes States fir ben YunbeSoienIt fam
er ii6 in cine bDait ebrenbafte SteIlun9 bel Del
Station brin9en rno Dem 2anbe einen grpbar=
tinpu Goienf (eiftpu 03pi einer fnIhpn 9Ho6rp.
gel tpiroe oas @olf i'm 9epiB unteritiBen lpr
Die Wtili5 rpiiree nod einntal NIT elmer ni6t ge<
rin9eren 8eseiterung alS Die, nit pelder fe
Dor brei Sabren arlsmari6irte, iid gum actipen
9ienite i6aaren." .9.E3 "a II
Mie beute bier einselaufene 9epei9"n mef=
ben, bat GDupcrneur Seymour 9etbun, mas
ibm Der 6eralo angepieien bate Ob bic
9ienite Der Stem 9Orfer WliliSen perOen anses
nOn,men perpen, lit nod fraglid. r-a
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Som &en &iper.

VpHt Z 9lbUeTe F-"+ +f-
Cairo, 81. Mpri(. Na6ri6ten BON @ranb
@cpre, Die Bis gum Is. rei9en, 1inb bier einz.
gelaufen. 9ie S6Ga6t pput g.. fano bel Sabine
GrpB itatt. 9ie &ebellen ipurben BON Wa9ruz
Der, 6plmes unb Spler, .idmmtli9 unter Sen.
airbp Smith itebeno, c~pmmanbirt. Ser @erluit
Der 8ebelen am erlte1 rS9la6ttag miro aui
1900 Mann 9ei6dbt. '.,.. re
Sim Speiten .S6la6tta9 BET 9leaiant 6iQ
muroe Der Seinb BON Sen. Smith Iebr 9lprz
reid gef6lq9en unb pom S6la6tfelo getrieben.
Ser gerluit pes Scinoes lit i6mer; CT perbdlt
iiA gu bert unirigen wie 2 SIT 1. Sie g3ebelz
len @enerdle 8arIons utb Ntorton wurben 9e=
.t6otet. mi aiias ss.isI3ea-a Isl ae2
Slab Dem &anlpf ppat 8. mar bic Mrmee
Knapp an &atipnen uttb 8ants bat baber ben
Nomiral 8prter nit ieiner Slotte suridsutebren
9ieS 9ei6ab uno Die 6lotte tpllroe auf Dem
8ddpeg BON beiOen Seiten bes Sh1iIeS burd
Sablrei9e &ebeIenbaufen aangegriffen, pel6e
bic Sranspprti6ife ST. fapern periu6teu,
G8 %entltano Elm &f Spil6en ben &ebellen
n1b ben &arpnenbopten, in ipel6em Die erftee
rem nit @erluit pom 500 bis 600 Scbten eldn=
Senb geidla9en tplroen, pdbreno feine5 unle=
.rer &anonenhppte perleBt tpuroe. Sem General
Green, Der Die &ebelIen commanbirte, puroe
Der GOpf peg9eidphen.
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0ie 1prt Wlaplp @MlddtereI.

Gin NugenSeuge .tbeilt i'm Springfielp (SQ.J
State Suurnal Splgenpes nit;
vSlaue llnifOrn1en tptrben in Der 9lnsabI
ppn 40 an ben Qeidnanneit Der eri6laaener
Mdrtprer ge5dbtt. Sic faget in alien SteQunz
een-8iele nit benz &opf abmdrtS AM nfer.
Ra9oem allie @eiben, ungefdbr 800 6arbige
aussenpmmen, Die an 8oro unleres8 pptes 9e=
t6otet tparen, lpurbe ben penig iibrig %gebliebe=
men gte9ern befpblen bic Tpbten in ben Grd=
bern gu be9raben-oann muBten lie cine @rube
fir ii6 ielblt graben uno puroen tobtsei9pHen
uno bineingeporfen. gm ~fOlgenOen Worgen
ging oas Gri6ieBen BON 9tegerlt tpieoer los unp
8iele, Die in Der Na6t suppr enttpmmen naren,
puroen jeBt eatpedt uno pom ibrem Gel6ide
credit. -af ssssT 6sHe saI4E I4
@s lit tein 3meiiel, baB Die M6rber Die Obj
Ii6t batten, DAB jeoer iterben ioae. Seinabe
ale 8eripunoeten %fpnnten, petul lte suerlt an
8pre 9ebradt puroen, ipreden, uno gllle err
Sdblen bielelbe Geldihte.g Gs CAB feline @iez
oeriprlide in ibren Nngaben, uno Sober per=
ii6erte mir, DAP Ell. unpermunoet geipeien lei,
ols er ii6 alS @eiangener ibersab. 9aS 6piz
pital puroe in 8ranp geitedt unb Die geripun=
betsn pbne @rbarmen perbrannt, uup Elm arar,=
fer, Der entfpmmen mar uno an 8pro qebra6t
puroe,y iagte mir ielblt, pab bic 3ebellen gu
ieinem 3elte tamen uno es a6iidtli6 in Brand
ltedten. 3'.aitf ~.
9lm Wtittag fam er np6utalS All 8ore, pon
leinem Stab begleitet, uno tpuroe BON eini9en
llniUnsCff5ieren, Die Baffa9iere auf Dem 8ppte
Darer, gum Gien einselapen. SD b~ecquere,
OaB id bic Namen pieier 0tdnner nidt anse.
ben fann. SD bGrte Gbalners auSrufen, pab
eS ibm ippbltbue, mieoer einnlal ddten Hebel=
lenbamen Die !6dnbe Su i9Gtteln." ST Seigte
ibnen ieinen Sesen, inoem er ertldrte, er babe
ibn General Grants General sSnlpectpr abse=
npntnlen, rno iagte, ct babe bel gplierpille beiz
nabe Grant ielber eefansen, iuhem er burd
oteie 8emerftngen perrietb ipie ipenig ct bon
@rantS 9lnfentbolt gu iener 3eit pubte.
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Ser Stabtratb Don Birmingham bate Cart
baloT nod jener StaOt eineelapen, rno er bate
ol'Beroem periprO6en, Chandelier, 2iperpcpl,
J[ewcaltle, 8lasgOp uno bic meiIfen anoes
rem 9rDBeren StGote oeS &6nigrei9s su be-
iu6en,
Der centId :bdnifde Gries.
Sim S. 9lpril farben Gprputenoefe6te DOR
9Ippel itatt; Die Preuben bebnten in Der Na6t
ibre speite 8araIele a18.
@rapen It in, 8. @pril. Sic speite
8aralIele lit pDllfommen b~eenbigt.
lnier Serluit betrdgt 9 8erpunbete.
SlenSbnrg, s.. Npril. 9te 8erlammz
lung ppn Splitetner Nptabeln, weG9e beute
ltatt fnoen ipGte, lit auf 8efetl Der 6iter=
reid : preuBii6en Gipil : GOmmihdre perbOten
nprben.
.sa< f--7aa. peftreid. W u
@ten, s. @pril. Ser balmatinii6e 2anO=
tag purpe tpegen 9artehlmtrieben nno an9riffer
anti bic &e%9ierung pur6 einen fallerIihen Grlaf
6ette alf9el6it. 1H.e
Ser merifamifde Enron.
@ien, 8. g(pril. 0a Der &aiier urb ieir
8ruoer Marimilian fi6 %perltdnbt9t baben, ir
nirb Der @rltere beute Mbenb ra6 Mliramlar OBJ
reiIen unb BON ben Wliniitern Re9berg unb
S6merling uro ben &~eprdlentanten Der unga=
ridden uno crOatiiden 9offan5let be9leitei
fem.
Otarimilian piro Die merifaniide 9eputatiOr
am Sonntag, ben 10. 9(pril, empfangen unb
Die meritanii6e &rpne fDrnli6 annebmen. Ser
Safer Warimi[ian piro am0tpntag 9lbeno III,
9lpriD ober am 9ienltug frib MOrgens mad
Wferifp a~breilen.
2pnbpn, 10. g(pri[. @aribalpi muroe
bel Dem 8elu6e Der &e9ieruntswerfte in Sorts
mouth ppn Momiral Seymour unb~ 2pr6gSiliam
Yaulet empfan9er nnb betpirtbet.
Ser bolldnbii6e SamRier u&embranbt", Dor
Stettin na6 Nmlteroam beitimnt, ipuroe Dor
einem odniiden &rte9si6ife 9etapert II. na6&p=
penbagen gebra6t.
Der 6itrei9ii6e Safer bat Die 8ilpung eines
Sreicprps BON 5000 Damn lllo 800 Wtatrcs
fen fir baS &ailertbum Mecifo g%eitattet.
Ser neue 9ampfer u0latilpa, I" in Glasgow
ansebli6 fir Die 'GebeIlen 9ebaut, unO nit ST.
fen, Stab &C. befra6tet, ging BET 9unOp Sslanr
pollitdnOig SI @runOe. Sie Manni6aft purbt
g~erettet, barunter Ntaipr 8earipn ppnt Brittle
~rieoienit Der GebeIlen,
Sine Nbtbeilung pplnii9er Sniurgenter
giug aus 9reuben na6 8Olen uro bate be
2upinO5fa Elm blutiges Gefedt nit BEN Hui
len. = 41ft 05&G
Marimilian tpirO erit am -. April pDr
Srielt a~breilen. +
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gsidtia ans netn Ofprbmtften.

New gOrt %. april. Sue Gpesialoepe=
ide Der G0, Shines id9t, baB man in @albin9z
ton pom elmer weitper5pei9ten geridwDruns
nnterri6tet lei, welde ibr 9auptqaartier in
CRAWFORD GOuntp, ObiO, bat uno Den 3tped
babe, Die &e9ierung Dur6 einen bepafneten
9~luftano gu einem GOmpromiB NIT ben Gebelen
81 3%ipingen. Sn CRAWFORD So. iei bereitS bas
Stanoredt protlanirt mproen uno in anoeren
Counties perpe pemnd6it Aebnli6e8 seI6eben.
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ENGLAND.

Die &ebe bes S9astun5lers @labitpne tibet
baS BON ibm einsebradte Budget purbe init
Der qrDbten 9tufmerfiamfeit angeb6rt; ia bas
aatse Oberbaus mUbnte Der Sibun9 bes I'm ter
baul es pom z. 9lpril bel, ipOrin ST. @laoitOne
feline Sinanspldne entipidelte. @r empfabl fir
bic 3ufunft mebre observation-disclosures, in 10
ipeit fe bur6 ben Diesidbrigen ueberl6ub pDn
100000 9fo. mDslid sen1adt iinb. @prz
nemli6 fol- in Der 3uderfteuer cine g~rmdBieung
eintreter, uro spar gum 8etrase ppn $780,
600, 8fb., in Der @aitommenlteuer TIM $780,
600 8fb. &C.
Ser Staotratb BON 2pnbpn bei6lpB einltim=
mig, @aribaloi sum Gbrenbirger Der Staot
2onoon gu MAIDEN - cine gbre, bic nltr sfpei
Nusldnoern ermielen purbe, rdmli9 benz 9rin=
gen ppn greuBem nnb benz anerifanii6en 8iirz
ger George Beabpop. 9aS 8irgeroiplom fplte
benz italienii6en Selben in elmer goloenen Sap.
lei iberrei6en tperoen.
Sin atpeiter @erin6, ben 9ampfer vGttp
Of 3epzgOrt" BON Dem 6ellea irei au MAIDEN,
iaetterte am Na@ntttag Oes 8. gtpril.
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Son gtorn G0rnlina.

Sort Monrpie, 81. Q(prt[. Ser 9pfr.
@li5a 9ancpr traf beute nit pi6ti9en 9epei6eu
fir Sen. Butler bier etn.
Ser Captain erfubr bel Mtorebeab Gitp, baf
am 18. Elm Gebelen<8ipb bis einige WteiIen
pon Blpmputb setpmmen uno bas &anonenbOpt
8Dm6ibeQ unO Spei anpere unbentannte 9anpz
nenboote ~perientt babe.
Sn 8lpmoltb berri6te 9rpBe 9lufresung UNI
man eripartete, bab uni ere Sruppen ben @lab gu
rdumen baben pitrben. Sin ~all9emeines Gefabl
berrl6te beim Bplt nno in ben militdrii6eu
&reiien Bpm gfetpbern, DAP General ged I'M
Stans fem tperpe, ben Blab gesen ieben @ngrif
St pertbeibigen. ss.
NemOprf, %. Npril. Na9riGten pom
II. b5. ltnb aus Goro Carolina bier etngetrpf=
fen, .s.
'1 Ser in &alei9b berufene GouperneurszNat
bate e5 abgelebnt, Die @eIeBgebung Sl eine>
Grtraiibang 5n berufen, neil 5u flr6ten itebe
DAB ii6 Der Staat 9e9en Die CONFEDERATION err
tldren nerbe.
ID Die 9enOerIpn (gG.) Shines, Die int weit-
liden SbeiIe peS States erl6eint, rdtb BEN
@plf, nidt sur cOnf6berirten Nrmee su geben
%lpnoern ST. !9alls SIT blelben ulo 1i6 1elb1t 81
pertbeioigen. 7
Ser &alei9b STANDARD la9t, DAP Die 2eute In
ben 9ptels bel $50 pet Sag faft perbungern II
beOalert beno Wtan9el an 9iabrlng uno Den
i6le6ten Stanb Der tiinftigen Grnbte.
Sas @ilmin9tpn Sournal felt dbnli6,
&lagen an; Der Sapettepille Garplinian iartmer
ebenfalS tibet Die uneri6ninsliden 8reiie, IT'D:
itet fi6 aber 6amit, DAP tdglid eini9e butOer
Springfield : Sidien in Der oprti9en @affen
5abrit fir Die Gonf6Oerirten an9eferti9t wer
ben. q. Jas la1 ST ffss .nHsT r45!.ss HsE
8pitp IL, 81. aprit. 9ie 9e6elen fanel
%beildaFg $4,000 SO. fart ben 3Oanote : Slut
berab. Ant Sonntag Gq9mittag mar Der &
in pplleht Sang. 'Malt bdlt bic 1lnionstruppel
fir fart genug, BEN 8lab gu bebarpten.
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0Grmee.Semesunaen.

Stem 0prt 20, Qpril. Sine Spe3ialoepee
i6e Der 8Orlo (Seceib) iast, baB beipe Mrmeen
in 8epegung finO uno fir 8oidipnen manDpe,
riren, bebufS elmer srpben S4ladt, nit peI6er
bic Gampagne s%er0ffnet iperoen iolle. Miaa
elaubt, DAP See iber ben 9Dtomac gu geben
beabiidtise, penn ct ni6t BON Grant in ieinen
8ldnen gebinoert iperoe. 3 }s91 4ls4 '
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Seuti9eS
g 0nifftpa aren9ef6G oft

VrDBcr .&ulTluIlp!
SEidtia fir lSerrcil nitr Samen, fir Gin mnt 0Ine
SD erlaute mir, n1etnen Sreunben unb Betannter tSiiGf
a~nsuseteen, ra6 i'd ipeben RON pbilabelpbta uub Nep gprf
nit efher aussesei6net erp6et partbte Sdntttraarsn an.
eefcitnien bin unb %Iberbaupt BITE i9onfe lnb bette MalStuapl
BON Rleiber- un6 6pffpffen tn Baltimore an Snnb babe.
SD babe ausee3ei6nete @alicc's BON IS bic 25 Gents,
Bette &astpatt IN &leiber-StUtfe RON rs big 30 Vents
.sSIs, @idbttg fir @dneicer. ss5sl8D
Die befe &uswabl tn 9ofenaUffen Hnb &UdftUhen. SeebeI
erbielt ids cine pdrtbie l6par3es 3uf BON Deutiblanb, mel
des ids biliaer ~SeJtaufen trerbe, ais Elm Mnberer. SD 81
efnen {ebr fb6uen l6parjen Dpstin, ednJ QDCne. fur S1.15,
ii mertb $3.50. 100 DuBeub SOnneni9trine, mel&e i'd feEr
|biaie ab9ebe. 1919 t8L.s8l.3 ur#fa4 IRE 80 4,rs
IS 1T MIR u~nniSsli6, aue Bite graaren a~nsustben. Mnes,
mas i6 ~Seriprede, tit, bdB Id einen Seben, her BEL mir Dor.
fpridt, gang rrbentIi4 bebanbeln unb l~berbauYt Maes NJ d
be beut ID en- Sub %SsrtGufen tperhe.
Daher ldee th aue n1etne Treunbe unb Befannten Elm, BET
MFR cpr;u preden un6 i6 nfrbe MneS tbur, rds s1 tbun ia.
Mfan rereefe nt6t ben 2nfen unb fe Summer Ha
go. 90 observation-disclosures;
Ate Tblre BON 0apfrnbe, eine erC6e Summer s. tGnSt Srr
Der GbIre. s. .58
(21Nlr31Wt) 2outS WteIein \
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SerntifdDte Naebriebten.

: Sin 9Onneri6lag aus beitern 66ben. 1n=
ter ben &eOnern bel Der @rOffnuns Der sroben
stew yDrter 9usieluns befano fi6 AUDI Elm
laa9er Nbpptat, Namens Soiepb 81. Gboate.
gsapoem er einen bebeutiamen Bid auf Die ben
yleonerltorb umgebenbe faibionable Wense,
lpre igoli@en Sbapls, 0iamanten, Seioenflets
Der tOlfparen Spisen &C. 9emprien, bob er fol-
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WIGffers&,nhnM Inn MefniI!

Connecticut gsr YOtt State. Otir, 9abdna, Dard nht
Guba Gaba6; BITE Bette NuswatI BON Ub{eem Gabateu fir
beuts, ste TN RIetusn tauien: aets an 5anb nnb trtrb Ser'
auft ~ ben Hutsfsa. Yretien Bet htt-
Spfe.pB S@rSber. ~
t19tct-S1 g. Is. G6e Baltimore v. Trthtrtd
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Oer(angt unO ge(ud6t.
Eg Sin GdbriftIeber

fann beitdnOi9e 8ei6dftigung erbalten in Der
Office Oieies 8lattes.
S2crlnmnt+ Gin Sunee, 14-16 SABRE aft, uml baS
AuI BGrbter9efh a It Su erlernen. Ntd1-
~;ufraeen Np 81 Sub @atapftr. BET Sttp Slider. (TSN)
NnrI,Nnaf. Gin wptlersoeener 8nabe, I'M i'm Stpre
OCLINltHI gu neten unb AuSganee gu beIcr8en BET
$. 8prn n, Submefefe 5Gnp1er unb @4rnrenfr. (DU6S)
VerInunt. Gin braser tsutl4er Sanse 4 big 70
lid Su iein. Gin crit uttr See eetcrtuener wtrb %ppree;peen.
NabersS SO 30 Barre Str. neben Sail Il &r' Sactcrp.
tDitDpS) .N8I#a0 Il.
WprInnnt. gtndste taStiss S3nsiOsr tssfes RlaHs)
ben beSnblt unb bauernbs 8elGd ttsuns wabrenO Ter Saiirr
sarantirt bet 9 m NTH, Srptters & Gp, gp. 40 Wef'
8altinprefr. ae.aLrn
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xruppen mad, Der SrOnte cpmmanSirt.

9 oft II, %, gtpril. Bier Gompasnieu
pom 5. MaiiaGuietts Gap. &egt. geben beute
ppn bier na9 !6itpn .9eab ab.
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Die r~esuIGren 1ruppeu BON StewsYDrt pom ser
gtadtstniIis dbSeIOft.

SLUUkHHIIII3 WUBSIUNe
Nlbanp, %. 9lpril. l1ebertriebene @e<
ridte ~turiren bier in 8e3us auf einen aufruf
beg &rtessOepartements an @Orp. Seymour.
9ieie @eridte 6aben ibren llrlprung in elmer
Mittbeilung bes &rieg8oepartement5, DAP Die
Staatsmili5en BON Sen. Dir in uno I'M Ietp>
Sort fir Die 8ewadung Der Sorts uno anbere
9tenite germ a"ngenommen peroen pirben. Stun
bat Der Gpuperneur oiele 9ienfte ben Ser,
St. i'm Sntereie Der Wilisen ielbit aneebOten-
unos oas 1T oQes
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@pebett erhaIten*

Cine AusraB better SerueIatrarfe. frtpte Surb.uen
sou 9drinee, Sdwetier unb 2imtureer 8dlt
uno aue In bieleS Sad fnldeenbe MrttfeI.
)1SapS) $ .8mefeIp, 161 W.prattltr nate Charlie str.
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GmrDpdifGe SSadriebten,

@ew gprf 21. 9pril Der Guaarr
9ampfer uAuftralaiian", ant 8. 9tpril BON 81
perpppl unb am 10. BON Queenstppn abaez
fabren, fam am 20. 9tpril AbenoS bier an II.
bra6te UNI 3 Sage neuere8ert6te als. Die ySa=
rpnia". 34.tti# S. i
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0rccutpr'S QScrfauf
pom Gigentbum in GOnwap Str. So. /

BON Gtgertbum in Gonwap Str. Np. 1853.
am Hrstta 8 /, Rem 20. =. 81, Ra5mittass 4 ubr, sirb
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The Shasta courier., 1864-02-27

ls40, (July 81, declaring the Danish (femalel
order of succession to be the rule forthwith
in the German Duchies. This was resisted
as a breach of privilege. The Stakeholder
resigned, the Duke Of Augustenburg protes-
ted, the Estates Joined in the protest and
brought the question before the German Diet.
War broke out in April, lS4S, and lasted,
with a short interruption after the truce OF
Malmo, until July, 1919. After Olmutz,
Austria undertook the settlement of that long
pending quarrel. aud acted in fact as arbiter.
The Austrian and Prussian Plenipotentiaries
were, throughout these negotiations with Den
mark. the spokesmen of the Diet. Peace was
made. an Austrian army having occupied the
Duchies. Austria and Prussia promised to
settle the succession question according to the
wishes of Denmark, and to acknowledge, by
a European transaction, the principle of the
integrity of the Danish monarchy, under the
condition that Denmark would fulfill faith
fully her engagements toward the Duchies,
respect their ancient privileges, never try to
separate them and never rineorporateSehleswi
into Denmark proper.
The German powers kept their word the
treaty was signed in 1852 Did the Danes
keep theirs? The Danish Minister of For
eign Affairs, Bluhme, who directed in 1851
all these negotiations, has answered that
question The speech he made On The 18th
of November last, in the senate of Copenha-
gen, shows that the treaty of 1852 stands or
falls, as far as the German powers are con-
cerned, with the pledge given by Bluhme, in
the name of Denmark-that Schleswig shall
never be incorporated, never separated from
Holstein. But Bluhme shows, moreover,
that even as far as the non-German powers
are concerned, principles of the integrity of
the Danish monarchy would fall to the ground
should the Danes accept Constitution which
excludes Holstein and Lauenburg, because
the Danish monarch, which the Powers who
signed the treaty of 1852 wanted to uphold,
was composed of Denmark proper, Holstein,
Schleswig and Lauenburg, and not only of
Denmark proper and Schleswig.
The case stands simply thus There is
treaty which everybody who signed it wants
to uphold but the treaty will and must re-
main dead letter, and cannot be acted upon
as long as the Danes will not fulfill their part
of the compromise of 1859, Wis Withdraw
the illegal proclamation of March. 1868, and
cancel the constitution which the present
King has only signed by compulsion and un-
der the threat of q reyolution-a Constitution
which would incorporate, dc. facto, Schleswig,
and destroy forever the integrity of the Dan
ish monarchy.
The Germans do not want to make any
conquest; that is all sheer nonsense. 1t is
not a question between '.poor little Den
mark" and big Germany" The "big
boy'' in the case is Denmark, and the poor
little one" is Holstein. 1t is, in one word,
a question ofpower.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-27

A TIPPERARY TURK.-During the opera
tions of the allies in the Crimea, it was re-
solved to carry the water in from a beautiful
spring of the finest Croton of the camp.
Leather pipe or hose was employed, which
was laid On the ground. One morning, while
the water was being supplied, the minaret
sounded to prayer, and one of the Turkish SOL
diers Immediately went on his knees to praise
Allah Unfortunately he went down upon
the hose, and his weight suddenly stopped
the current of that 50 first of elements as
Pinder calls water.
g Get up" cried an English soldier
''Voulez vous avez la bonte, mon cher,
Monsieur la Turque," cried Frenchman
with his native politeness, to ''get up"
THAT amt the way to make the Turk
move" cried another. This is the dodge"
So saying, he knocked the eturban off Still
the pious Mussulman went on with his de-
votion.
'.1'll make him stir his stumps," said an
other Englishman, giving him remarkable
hard kick. To the wonder of all, still the
unturbaued, well-kicked follower of the
prophet went on praying as though he was
a forty horse parson.
. Hoot ava, mon-I'll show YOU how we
serve Obstinate folks at auld Reekie," quietly
observed Scotchman--he was. however,
prevented, for the Turk, having finished his
" Allah Wis en- allah" " rose and began to take
off his coat-then to roll up his sleeves, and
then to put himself in the most approved
boxing attitude, la Yankee Sullivan. He
then advanced in true Tom Hyer style tc
the Engishman, who had kicked him in the
lumbar region.
g A ring ring !" shouted the soldiers
and sailors, perfectly astonished to see a
Turk such an adept in the fstic art.
The Englishman, nothing 10th to have a
bit of fun with the Turk, of such John Bull
state of mind, set to work. but found he had
met his master. In five minutes he had re-
ceived his qaantum suffcit. As the Turk
coolly replaced his coat and turban, he turn
ed round and said to the admiring bystand-
ers, in the pure brogue:
bad luck to We, We spalpeens; when
yer'e after kickin' Turk I'd advise ye the
next time, to be shure he's not an Irishman u
The mystery was solved-the Turk was a
Tipperary man.