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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
THE OITY.

"REMINISCENCES OF rag EVAcU4TIoS,-As the
events of that dreadful Monday morning of April Cd
recede from US upon the tide of time circumstances
that we're then swallowed aud lost light of in the
general Panderoaium stand out most prominently
upon the minds vision. Il was between the hours OF
and o'clock, a. ". The Government had gone
crossed the turbd waters Of the James, never 70 re-
turD-aud Richmond was no more the capital of the
Sou herl Colfederacy. The bridges and river
side Of the city were in hames and the f;e, struck
by southeast breeze, swept towards Main street,
leaping from house to house ard block 70 block
The iacessant noise Of exploding shells in the ar
senals and magazines and the crash Of falling walls,
went up on every side while the lurid smoke, she's
and d-hot cinders rolled down into the adj lcent
streets, enveloOing the thousands who filed them,
sSne hurryng TO and fro with pitful relics of their
household goods; others, and by far the greater
number, intent on plumber. The sun rose red and
round and hung amid the lurid smoke and glare
of the fame like great beacon of woe, the
awful unlashed eye OF avenging Deity. Men
we're not excited, but stunned, and stood dumb ap-
pareatly, watching with vacant stare the rolling
and surgng Of the sea of FIRE, that was tapping up
with tongues Of fame their consecrated homes, and
swee ping away the accumulated comforts and toll
Of years. Some wept silently like children, and
wrung their hands like women. Remorseless fame
what cared it for Learsi It leaped for very JOY ;
it leaped and danced upon the house roofs it shot
10 in great pyramids, aud curIed up and nestled
down l. the chamberI--
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 81, 1855.
ARRIVED.


steamer River Queen, Bradford Washington Cen
II. Halleck and staff.
steamer Trumpeter, Dearming, City Point mail and
passengers.
steamer VIM Allison, Clifford, City Point government
Steamer Silver Star, City Point, government Off
GERS. '
SAILED. OF .H
Steamer Columbia, Harper, City Point, government
steamer j. A. Warren, Cane, City Point, government
Steamer George Washington, City Point, hospital
boat. =
Steamer Silver star, City Point government or
deIs. 49, ..
steamer Trumpeter Desrmns City Point passenger
and mail ~ ~. .
steamer A. Winants BloOdgOod, City Point govern
ment orders
Schooner Ariel, City Point, light.
schooner Cyrus Tassett, City Point, light.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

TEE MARKETS. continue to exhibit gradual aud
gratifying state Of Improvement, in fesh, fish, veg
etabes, and country produce generally. Fish
we're cheaper yesterday than ever before. Herring
80 ID at rs cents per dozen, and shsd at from rs
TO so ceuts apiece. The Clerks of the Markets,
Nessrs Tyler and Ellis, are experimenting the
markets as usual, though none of the old Ordi-
nauces or rules are observed nor their provisions
enforced upon vi6lators.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

Cor INTO TRoUDLE.-We see by Northern papers
that Ralph AbeIcrombe, who came to Richmond
in the third year { the second Rebellion and cut
wide swath among officials, has been arrested in
Baltimore and held FOX court martial upon the
charge Of having been the principal witness against
Captain Dayton, who was hung at Castle Thunder
upon the charge Of being q Federal spy. Aber-
crombie, in 1862. held a commission Of Lieutenant
in the 18th Regular Uated States Infantry, but
he resigned and made his way South, where lie
joined the Confederate army, but spent most Of
bis time in Richmond, fighting ye crouching
''tiger," and hoblobbiny with officials. He finally
got tired of his new lends, deserted, and struck
bee line Northward, to fall into the hands Of
those whom he had betrayed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

LOOK OUT FOR THE BoyINEs.-Mr. Frederick C,
Brauer, well known butcher of this city, has OBJ.
tanned from the military authorities permission
to visit Baltimore for the purpose Of buying up
and bringing On to the Richmond market supply
of fat cattle-a phenomenon in Richmond for several
years past. With proper regulation Of prices,
the introduction Of fine lot Of fat cattle would
prove of great benefit TO the citizens.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

IoE CREAM AND CoNPECroNARE are now il sea-
son. and in anticipation of the wants Of the public,
Mr.. Charles F. Winch, army cutler, has opened at
PizEini's old stand, Broad street, one OF the most
complete establishments to be found south of Bal
timcre.- The Saloon is fitted up with consummate
elegance. and is crowded daily by ladies', gentlemen
and children, seeking the cooling influence of an
Uice.o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

TIE MAIL SrEAHERs.-The steamers Red Jacket
and Trumpeter are the regular mail boats between
Richmond City Point and Washington. The Red
Jacket arrives at her wharf at A. M. and the
Trumpeter at 10 NJ The Trumpeter leaves Rock
etts at P. M, and the Rec jacket at A. NJ. in
the morning. daily.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

PRoHIB1T1oN or THE SALE OF LIouoB.-An order
from the Provost Marshal General has closed all
the liquor saloons of the city and stopped the sale
Of intoxicating drink to soldiers well as citi-
zeus So far as We can judge, the order is strictly
regarded, and the bars. without an exception we're
closed Yesterday. Individuals, with thirst for
Jae thing stronger than water, were to be met
with on every hand euquriug for al "inlet" such
as fourishsd in the times of Confederate martial
law, but the back room, gar nished with che black
bottle aud green tumbler, have generally " evsc
uated," played out and gone.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

ARRIVAL or GEsEnIE HiLLEcx.-Msjor- General
Henry Wager Halleck, of the United States Army,
came up to Richmond, last evening, in special
steamer from Fortress Monroe. He occupies the
JEFF Davis mansion. Gen. Ord having changed hss
quarters to the la.e Confederate Secretary fren-
holu's residence, on Clay street. .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

The PASTOR Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D., was the only minister
that left the city upon the evacuation of Richmond
by Gen. Lee His peculiar relations to the Con-
federate Government, and fear that perhaps he
would be arrested and thrown into prison, no doubt
influenced him In bis course.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

RcpBED IN FUs.-Yesterday morning, young
jail bird named John johnson, who is now on bail
awaiting indictment by the Hastings Court, while
passing Ferguson's barber shop, on 18th street,
picked the watch # n the pocket Of colored man
nodding at the door, and ran Of with it. He was
pursued and overtaken, when he restored the
watch, alleging that he only took it in fun. He
allowed to go about bis business. Johnson is be-
iieved to be one Of the watch and purse snatchers
who are driving such a business just now among
the poor colOrsd people.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
By Regnaul! & Co, Auc!'oneers,
Corner Main and Ninth streets.
ADmIxISTRATOR'S SALE.

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on MONDAY, TIE
w cath instant, at o'clock p. NJ. on the premises
near the City Cemetery the BUILDINGS and FENCES
belonging to the estate Of John W. Smith, deceased re-
Gently used the City Aims House.
This sale ia worthy the attention Of builders a. tbee
large quantity Of Flooring Misunderstanding sasn
FRAMES Doors Fencing, &c. 3D." 80
Terms at sale. ----
" order Of the Administrator. -
REGNAULT & CO.
an OFT AaetioBcsr1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

HARD CASES PUT TO HARD WoRK.- Yesterday
several gang. OF obounty iempers," deserters,
thieves aud others, who have fallen under the han
of the army regulations, put to work clearing
Main, Governor and Bank streets Of The debris Of
brick that cucumber them. The gangswere heavily
guarded BY sentnelo with loaded mus2ets, and the
demeanor aud appearance Of the individual men,
Jers Of the gangs showed that the police precau-
ton was no: unnecessary. They talked, jab5ered
and jaxed good DEAL but managed to lift good
many bricks during the day. On the whole, we
presume it is pleasant relief from the monotony
of guard-house confinement TO them,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

SQUARE CoxoERrs.-Fipe music by the several
hands attached to the military stationed in and
around Richmond can be enjoyed every fine after
noon on the Capital Square. Some Of the tui e
PLAYED have not beer heard ia Richmond for at
lensf fur years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

Coon News FOB FIsgzRSEs.-P Provost Marshal
General Patrick announces in an order this morn
NJ that all persons DESTROYS of fishing in the James
river an selling their fish in tie city and vicinity
have permission to do so without further permit or
hin irance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

Oss THOUSAND DoLLARs FOUEDs--A boy picked
out Of the paper rubbish of the Bank ofCom-
mercs yesterday one thousand dol ar Conf,ds crate
Treasury note, which; had some how Or otRfp es-
capped obstruction, he was offered ten cents in
Federal CURRENCY for his prize, but he indignantly
refused the premium. 80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

PASSES for fishermen and marketmen can DO
procured, By order of General Patrick, from
Lieut. Col. Kreutser, whose headquarters are q.
the st. Charles Hotel.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

BsrpGEs TO Re REBGILr.-Mayos bridge, the
Danville Railroad bridge, and perhaps the Peters
burg Railroad bridge, are 10 be at once rebuilt by
the Government, and material is being collected.
ne It frame bridge already spans the canal, lie id-
ing to Hunters steel works, and an array Of work
men are clearing away the rubbish preparatory to
the erection Of Improvements a: that point.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

FISHING is now the employment and pas:ime OF
hundreds of persons who have been thrown out Of
employment or deprived Of subsistence BY the
fire. The employment is lucrative, and provides
either food or money. One drawback is the great
scarcity Of fishing tackle. The suffers brought a
limited supply into the city, but it was soon
bought up by spectators, WHO knew the great
need and demand.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
Shipping News.

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY. APRIL -.
sun rises. q Moon sets tmorn,....-S's
Sun SETS .6.3o high hhSr.s.....'."'l'~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

TIE Dyrrrs or TIE KAroR are, We understand,
confined eTclusiyelyto the i.suag of permit f'r
he sdu,ssion Of paupers 70 :hs Aims House,
j. I'm 4 70 Be !5brl ~ his private Office IN 10
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

MARRIAGES LrcESsEs.-Mr. Andrew JenhiuS,
clark of the Hastings Court Of Richmond, has
authority still to issue marriage licenses. Those
Who intend forming matrimonial alliances, offer
tive and defensive, will please make note Of this
'' or
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

We call attention to the card of the late proprie
tors of Belvin's Block Shoe House, Messrs. Darcy,
Read & Co., whose extensive house, SO well noted
aud patronized, was destroyed by the burning OF
Richmond cuthe Sd day of April. We again wish
them welt They have taken the largest store in
the city, for the present, at the corner Of Broad
and 9th tlOl Broad street.. Having secured some
Of their stock, aud with new purchases, they are
selling of their goods, as We think, at very low
prices They have had, as We know, very large
trade heretofore, and the entire confidence of all,
and we earnestly hope that they may be able 10
bulid up again their fortunes from the late disas
ttous shock.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
PHENIX FROM HER ASHES!

WE WILL SELL AT OUR AUCTION R00y. No.
w 22S Main street. THIS SATURDAY hOkhIfG'
4 10 o'clock
90 barrels Mercer and Peach Boon Potatoes seVe'ai
kegs New York State Butter large lot smoking tobacco
lot 6ue cut chewing tobacco iarge lot MADEIRA cigars
clothing; buck and wooden Rauntlets lot super STRAPPED
honey canned oysters turkey, mutton, chicken ana
beef cas,s condensed milk keg super pigSieet 10;
mattresses fine cookin stove and hxturesi lot sIper
patent leather hid English bdlei large lot BLANKETS
lot super beef tongues also several fine gold ana sses
watches envelopes; colarF writing paper, and many
sn1o II BURTON / GRANT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22
OnAP AND CANDLES.

q DAP AND CANDLES.
We are now retailing first rate article Of Soap 81
from is 10 % cents per nar-by the box Toto 10 esrts
Bet quality Sumner Tslow Candies 30 cents per b.
nv he boz 25 celts We have also few boxes of tho
best Sperm Candles ever een in chmond which DewIl
'e'' JAMES GINTOE,
aroo-st. 18th and Franklin 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

parsoyERs.-Squads of Confederate prisoners
continue to come in and deliver themselves up at
the Provost Msrshsps Office They are confined
IL the Libby until the parole and oath Can be sd
r,ristered them. The Libby is quite full again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

New PAPER.-The first number Of the Richmond
Times, new journal, published by Charles II.
Wynne, Esq, at the corner of Main and l4th
streets. made its appearance yesterday morning.
Its columns are devoted to news and the political
events Of the day, without editorial comment
Tie initial number opens with compiled account
Of the evacuation Of Richmond and the attendant
conAagration, and the history Of the events incl
dent thereto is to be continued through subse-
duent numbers until completed. Mr.. Wynne is a
practical job printer, long a resident and well
known in Richmond, and We wish him much sue
cess in his enterprise, hoping that the "Richmond
mes" may never succumb to 'hard times"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

TIE MISTRESS OF BooTH.-According to the
Washington Star, Ella Turner, the reputed mis-
t-ess of =. Wilkes Booth the assassin of the Pres-
dent, once lived in Petersburg, and subsequently,
in Richmond, since the war, ard then made her
WAY NORTH. Her right name is Starr, ard she il a
native Of Baltimore. Her sister, at whose house
il Washington she attempted suicide, married a
printer, and moved TO Petersburg, where the con-
jugal relation was dissolved, and the two sisters
travelling about for while from Petersburg to
Richmond, finally returned to Washington.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

iour THAsss are cordially rendered Go Mr..
Goxard Of the Adams Express Company, for
comics of Washington and New York papers OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-22

GENERAL ORp AID SrAsP we're on Thursday sie,
csntly photographer by Mr. BRADY ofs Ne"
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Die mepulutiuu in 6a,ti.

Bottom, 81. Nug, Mtt Der 8rtss gr
ample, Die In pielem !6afen eingetrpfen 1T
baben mir Na6riGten aus Sap 5aYtt BIZ
gum Is. Suli e%mpfaneen,
Die Snlur9enten bielten nod INNER Den
9lab inne, ipdbreno bic nattpnalen Grnpper
i'm tdsliG bpmbarpirten. Gs eelana tbner
iepuA nidt, groBen S9aben an5uriGten, &c
naren nut 3 Ser pnen 9etGptet unO pent9t
Saul r beI6aoi9t porben,
Wian elaubte, pab, 70 LANCE bic Snlurgen=
ten lih Munttipn unp 9rppiant 3u perl9afen
permG6ten, lfe lt6 balten ~fGnnten.
Gpr &ursem mar Elm 6abr5eug NIT Yrpbt=
ltOnen ein9elauf fen, rb9let9 Der 5afen pur9 2
Oampfer blofirt pirO.
Die 9rpDilicnen fin9en an in Der Stabt
fnapp 3n tperpet. SIS naren nur nod Gpr>
ratbe fir I Sage CUR 6ano.
Die frempen Gpn luln Der udten 3pil1en
ben straightforward Su Sermitteln, i~noefen
pbne Sri olg. t
@egen ibrer Sermeintli9en SYmpatbie nit
Der Sadie 0efrarpS 1T pas 2eben beS ameri=
tantlAen unb pes en9lti6en GOnlulS l9 II et-
ni9e Nlale BON DEN Snlur9enten beprObt NOR
Den.
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3nfGnne IN Snhinna.

, Qpnt 8ptlle, &eut,tdD, 10. Nrd. j31
perlAiepenen s3etten frmmen Streitiafeiten
3tptlAen Sulpaten unb 8areern DOR, bic 1ebr
oft 81 NorO unO 3uptl6la9 fibren. @e,pGbnz
LID murDen Die Morptboten ouf te,tftlAe Dirt
Don ben 9ie9erlclpaten beAangen, ober bis iebt
lit nod tetner perIelben oerbaftet mprDert. @s
lit in 6pl9e jener mieperbulten Gerbreben
9rpBe Mufre9un9 in Der tleinen Staot Sefer=
%lpnpile entltanpen. Die gar9er betroGteu
Die Splpaten, lunpbl bic 9leser= mte Die met
gen Iruppen, jebt nit Dem bitterlten ,nD tief=
item 6aB, unp rern Den 6reoeln Der bort lta=
t~ipntrten Ne9ertruppen ntGt 6alp @tnbalt 9e=
tban miro, bann bitrften li6 balp blutige Gee
nen eretgnert. Gpr etnieen Goget nurben 4
pper 59erlpnen in perg(abe BON SeferlunSiQe
meu6ltn98 ermorbet; III SeferlpnotQe fel
e~benfaa6 cine Mprctbat ppr, cine Neserl6ilb=
ma6e tDbtete einen su etnem Snoiana Neet.
aebGrigen Splpaten. 2ebten Mprta9 fruit
f1rD man einen Wiann, Delen 9eib nit einem
8ojonett an Den 8poen on9ebeftet mar. Der
M6rper Bate Ietn @ewe6r In Dem 9eihnam
pe8 grmprpetm lteGen lalien. Nm Oienltao
Ifrlb Iab mai in elmer Gorltopt BON Sefer1on=
pile einen tppteh 9ie9er; er mar BON unbe=
fainter 6anp pur6 Den &opf eelAoien NOR
ZEN. Sian bemubt lt6, pen WiGrper auf3u=
Iplren. Nm Dtenita9 iprrpe in Der ylaGt Elm
f'etner &nabe 9elAplIen unp BON einem Neger=
lploaten fh tmm %oerpunpet. Die Nutb 9e=
aen Die Neger If unbel6retbliG, UNI Die 8e=
bJrpen baben iebr enersilA eiu3ui6reitenl
ipenn lie DEN 8riepen Der Stapt SeferlonpiQe
aufre1t erbalten mpllen.
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"a a6 ouf frerrpem 8oben unp otf ei,,em

bos I'D, auf fremoem 8cben unp auf etnen
init Ieinem Dilute gefarbten 0etGbilpe lol6e
letnem Natlrel entlprehenoe SplfSfreupe, mi
alien ibren Gi9entbiimlthtetten niht nur ner
erI6uf icnoern audi DaS gGerf 1einer eiden.
lten S9Dpfung nit SOtem Nnltanoe unp De,
9Sirbe Der @tltttun9 g,nte6t.
g|oN ME ba6en MIR uns au INTERN 9anos=
lerten bier 70 bt,9esDsen eefablt, ais Bel pieIe,
@ele9enbeit. Inter pielem bunten @eipIbl
uto lebenpt9em Our6etnanber BON Gaulens
DEN, BON Sung pnO Nlt, BEL alter @elesenbeit
sur OVERWHELMING = nt6t etn GrceB, nihi
Ell II e NubeltSrung. Die 9an3e 9rcbe Ntaift
9tbt It6 NIT elmer t1ur bteIe Naticn ei9enen
@emiitblidfeit Dem barmlplen Ser9ni9en BIN
urp ME gum ettlenlleberl fluff wanpeln bic an1e=
rifan, @pnltabler nit ben Sdnpen auf DENT
8itfet ais uabe l6aftiste 3ul6auer bin unp
ber,
WaS m1tBten ltnb mas mphten trDbl Die
@eoatfen bee 6errn Opuperneurs g an II,
unleres Ntappr6 feel. Nn9eDenfens, 9etpeIen
Iei1, Der an Der Seite pe6 i'm be9leitenoen
0rn. Natne mebrere Stunpen pteiem Sreiben
5ulabl 6telen tbm nidt Die einIt 10 iebr be-
liebten 9lu9 ll9lie5 Elm?
9Benn Gtpas felt LANCER, LANCER 3ett Die
9ebensbilDer pes YraterS in Wten pieper
in unS mad rief, no mir an Der 6anD unle-
rer Glterr pper Scrtpanpten Den IS II t Ell
bepunoerten unp naH Dem @ferp9en i'm Stint
aelIptel ~Serlonsten, 70 1T es D te1es Set BON
beute. SIN GerbdltntB ptelejbe bunte M6=
weGielung, %berIelbe 3auber Der golf8 freupe,
bod gebObeu DurA Die unbelAranftbett Der
freiet Jtepe+
Oeun mitten in bieler tp1cn Iafelfreube
utO u1ter pielen tbeilpetle 9erGtbeten pb9~
ltp%gnOmteen, erbebt lt9 @iner : Der 5elD
BON @ea gtio9e unD n.abnt an Die ernlten
Grlebntiie Der lebten Sabre unD lGldnt etnert
Gpalt fir Dtejentsen Dor, Die at elmer
Sette uno anpermdrts fair Die Sadie Der 6ret
felt gefalen unD nit peren Blut Die S reu
EN- SUrau5 be3ablt wuroen, Die mir beute
9enieBen i II, = wdbrenO @ubnbeim
BON IS Ibin9tpn in einem bS9lt 9elun9enen
8ortIptel, Elm 3weiter Sapbir, niGt nur inn
mer ms Centrum, ME einen = Sud IAtebt,
~lOnpern AUDI 70 trtfft, DAP man&e ref
au9t9e SAGnbeit li6 an9ei1ofen fislen
tonnte, mas AUDI Gem Draiipetten !5unff!
Seranlafung 9eben mpGte, bte bod leben
gu lalien, BON penen SAtller Ia9t, ie feGten
utD tpebet &c.
gStr fdrtDen audi Su mn ierer beIUnperen
6reupe ipieDer Die BON Der 2eip3iger Ofele Der
beriGtisteu bOtldnpiiden 98afeln, prdIentirt
in Der fGinuden SraAt Der t5ptldnDerinnen,
uno ipenn 8itrger fla9t j:
S9pn trpmmelt'6 sur Wa6tparape
gGp bleibt Die s bpcpldbe2l
70 fanp fiA ptele unubertrefflt@ in
9foo. &Grner's Salpn.
YtiDmenpe Entertaining Serbteut Die Sat3%
multi utD nt6t meni9er Die q nmut1 !, NIT
welAer Der elben Spn ben Nnpe lenpen @bre
an9etban purpe.
8enn e6 bober trsenb cine beut16e Seele
9ebet ipQte, welGe permalen mod ab9ebalten
mar, Dem 3u9e Der SGuben 5u foI9en, 70 mag
Oteiea bpd ia ntpr9en na@gsbpIt meroen,
:. A.
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Neuelte NaOrlOten.
EclcgrapGirt fir Ocn Baltimore @eder".
SON Ganaca.

Suetec, 21. 2lusuit. Der 9Gtt, Sic.
See 1T leDr frant. Gr leipet an etr1em &rebs
geIAlpitr.
SO forten GpRenoOridlGge unb @lane fiji,
Die Giienbabnen innerbalb Der Gplpnien gu,
SCrla9s, u1p man erliebt aus pentlben, DAT
Die pcr9eI6la9eae 2inie iiber Den 6luB .,
Soup 1np Die Sai bon Gbaleur6 na6 Treoe:
rtflpn, Gtclpn ltnp 9alifar eebt unp 25 Mil
%lionen, pber 10000 0pG. per Nleile, fpltel
miro.
Sam. 0bttnep Don Stem 9Iurt 1T bter, lin
Die Me9ierun9 NIT ietnen 8ePrrcitdtsanlprit
den gu bebelli9en.
@Rit Dem Dampfer Belgian fam Or. $
Ocbanrowib, fail erIi@ ruililGer @ebeimeratl
unO @eneralinl peftpr Der rulii6en 5lotte
6terprtS an.
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gym Der Gbene

ubuque, S a., Is. Qu9, Gin GOrre
f%pOnoent De6 Siuur Gttp 8egtiter laat: Gil
fairies Snrianerccrp8 9rif am %. Suit 6pr
Jtice IN. Orei Soloaten wuroen 9etDptet II
elmer %Serpunpet. Dte Sltptaner baben ldipe
rem 8erlult %erlitten. Nadoem le einen bal
ben Sag lang 9etrttten batten, 5c9en li9 Di
Suptaner 3trif rnp Bis MitternaGt pe5 %
Suit batten le ibren Mngrtf niht ipteber CT
reuert. Die Suptaner tampften nit perSmei
felter Sapferfeit. Sian tefarGtet jeoenNueen
Bid einen anoerweitt9m Nrgrif. 9te Gar
nilon befinoet fi6 i'm guten 3ultanb unD bOf
3uperliGtlt@ iepen Nn9rif Der Snpianer al.
I9ldgen gu tGnnen.
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Ct. 2Outs, Mo, q. aus, IS beFn-
ben iiA JEST Is @enerale Bier. Die meilter
perelben baben 9tidts gu tbun, unb com.
manptren Staticnen in neuen Staaten uni
Ierrttprien.
@r5bildof &eneril bat feline tatbulte6er
@eiltli9en aneeptel ZEN, ia nt6t ben Gtp 81
%leiten, ben Die raptcale StaatScCnSenttpn Sur'
aeaetGnet Bat.
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BEN, ~8efrisen 6efte beiri6enten @epiibles unr Bel be,
bur6 ben Gegenfturm eintietenben rntsr6redung MIDI
nj 6gli6 sepeisn, bic sliidli& besonnene @oDyfte fiji,
ausraffcIunS pbiaen S@itenoruame ts berart fort.
aui zen, raj pie g tn n bes NusroffdS, pie beiIpro
den, beute ifOn turd rae 8ldtt BETA mt gema9t per=
ben tanu. GO laBt fb aber mir boiler 9eplsbeit anueb
men, bd6 bic Breunbe Der Stisen nnb Ger Grein fclbii,
Der fi,ies 9rosort sc 8olfSfsft iu'S Qt6en gerufer, tteie
t!eine 81 iRrem Prisatiur perantaltete llnterncbmen0tor=
gen eerart ftuben werren, fas cen S6. 36eilnetmcrn in
einem 'ber ad9feu Sidtter fDfortise Enb fi6ere
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g. rnbrufter
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flllAte 8inf3i9 Oolars<9lpte pralenttrt. Sic
fam Obne 3meifel ppn elmer gang neuen platte
unD miro ais cine iebr 9efabrliAe 9faGa6~
mrna Der adten Soften beaeihnet.