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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


WASHINGTON, February I3.--SESATB.--Mr.
Fessenden, from the Reconstruction Com
mittee reported an amendment TO the Goa
stitutiou, TO be submitted to the State Legisla-
tures for ratification, providing that Congress
shall have power to make all laws which shall
be necessary and proper TO secure to citizens
i'm the several States equal protection to LIE,
liberty, and property. Mr.. Wilson, from the
Military Committee, reported bill TO TX the
MAGE establishment of the United States
army. with amendments. As reported, 1t
omits the veteran reserve corps, eighteen regi-
ments of which were provided for originally.
It places the number OF infantry regiments III
fifty. Discussion was resumed on the consti-
tutional amendment in regard TO representa-
ton.
HoUsE.-Mr. Whaley offered resolution,
which was referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reasserting the Monroe DOC
trine, and redeclaring the resolution passed
Mt a former session against French inter
ference in Mexico and further, that the Pre-
sident commence proceedings for an alliance
with all the Republics on this continent tc
resist aggression.
On motion of Mr.. Latham, the Commits.
sioner Of Public Buildings was directed to
have painted the escutcheons of the States OF
West Virginia and Nevada on two OF the
square glass panels in the ceiling of the Hal
Of Representatives.
A resolution that Colonel James M. John
son, claiming seat as a member from Arkan-
sas, be admitted TO the floor, after debate was
laid on the table by eight majority. MI
Bingham, from the Reconstruction Committee
reported the additional constitutional amend
ment guarante eing the protection of all per
sons in the different States. 1t was proposed
to make this the special order for Monday
next, but objection being made, on motion O.
Mr.. Stevens the amendment was recommitted
The House proceeded to the consideration o.
the Michigan contested election case.
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SAN Francisco, February 1.-THE Rev.
Isaac Owen, one of the pioneers of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, died suddenly
yesterday.
The steamer Golden Age sailed o-day for
Panama with one million two hundred and
ninety thousand five hundred and two dollars
in treasure. of which nine hundred and forty
thousand two hundred and thirty-six dollars
goes 10 New York. The steamer Oregon has
arrived from Portland with eighty -four thou
sand eight hundred and eighteen dollars in
treasure.
A widow, named Caroline T. Clark, has
sued a millionaire, named Michael Reese, for
breach Of promise, laying the damages at one
hundred thousand dollars.
Mr. Adams, collector of customs for the
Oregon District, was robbed of twenty thou
sand five hundred dollars while on his way
here from Astoria.
The Nevada Legislature has passed resola-
ticns endorsing the Monroe doctrine.
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TAKE NOTICE, THAT COURTNEY
Il q wAHMANE, Intending to shsngs 0sn
business in'fhe spring, win, on MONDAY nsM,
February t2sh. commence selling their kNIIk5,
STOCK AT COST. consisting, In pam, q Ladiee
and Children's COTTON, WOOL and SILK HOSE !
Gents and Boys COTTON and WOOL HALF
HOSE; Ladies' and Misses UNDER VESTS sn6
DRAWERS; Gents and Boys UNDER vE6IS
ana DRAWERS; Gents LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
and JEANS DRAWERS; Gents and BoyS SILK
and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS; Ladies' and
Misses TAPE, BORDER, and HRMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFs KID, SILK, THREAD, BUCK,
and other GLOVES; HooPsKIRTs, CORsETS.
sUsPENDERS, SILK and LEATHER BELTS,
KNITTING YARN and COTTON, Gents and La
dies, PAPER CoLLARS, Gents and Ladies' LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS, THREADS. BUTTONS,
PINS, NEEDLES, TAPES, COMES, HAIR and
TOOTH BRUSHES, SKIRT BRAID, ALPACA
BRAIDs, PKRFUMERY, SOAPS, &C., &c. Also.
one hundred pounds SEINE THREAD, In quarter
pound balls. COURTNEY & WAHNANN,
Broad, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
r0S
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General Lee In Baltimore.

General r. E. Lee, formerly of the Confede-
rate army and now President Of Washington
College in Virginia, arrived in the city few
days since, and stopped with a relative. He
attended service at st. PauPs Church on Sun
day morning, and it becoming known that he
was present, much anxiety was shown to get
glimpse of him.-Saa.
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Latest from New Mexico.

DEXvER, February l2.-Santa Fe dates OF the
ID instant have been received. The Legisla-
ture Just adjourned had repealed the odious
free negro law. The peon law was amended
SO as TO make servitude under it entirely
voluntary. A convention had been instructed
10 frame a State Constitution. The selection
of delegates was to take place on the first
Monday in March, and the Constitution sub
mitted 10 the people the last Monday in April.
No State may apply for admission before the
adjournment of the present session of Con.
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The iron manufacturers Of Pittsburg have
reduced the wages of their Jonrneymen on
account Of the decrease of business. Some OF
the mills have stopped.
Ex- President Fillmore and Mrs. Fillmore
were sojourning in Paris about the 25th ultino.
st. Patrick's day comes on Saturday this
wear, and in New York efforts are making to
have its celebration postponed until Monday.
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Pastoral Call.

At meeting of the members and congrega-
ton of the Presbyterian Church in this place,
Saturday afternoon, the Rev. DIR. Brown, of
Richmond, acting as moderator, the Rev. I.
w Gilmer (son of the late Governor Gilmer),
of Charlottesville, received a unanimous call to
the pastorship of the church. Fredericksburg
XeTul1.
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e AyIRaISIAx IN TROUBLE. --Thomas Lee, q
young virglnian, who says he lives in the sol.
siiers' Home, Howard street, was yesterday
arrested by officer Briede, of the Eighth pre-
cinct, on snspicion Of having stolen Mnlies,
containing two hundred and eighty dollars,
from the pocket OF Henry Miller, residing az
No. $50 west Sixteenth street Mr.. Miller
hung up his coat, In one OF the pocKets o.
which was the money, in q room IN the rear OF
she store AN broadway, which, IL Is alleged,
Tee subsequently entered and took the money.
Tia prisoner, who etoutly denies his guilf,
WAS taken before Justice Dodge and locked up
fors trial IN default Of fifteen hundred dollars
bali .--Nea0 York HevssM, l2h.
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Reeanture of the Steamer Belfast.

WAsHISGToE, February l3.-The Navy De-
partment has official intelligence of the recap
ture of the steamer Belfast, in the Tombigbee
river, and quantity Of cotton, which was
recently taken by 'guerillas. The recapture
was made by the steamer Teutonia, under
command of Acting Master Stanard. Five
of the guerilIas were captured.
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The Ship Hamlet Ashore.

BosTox, February l3.-The ship Hamlet,
from Calcutta for Boston, with cargo of
East India goods, valued at two hundred
thousand dollars, went ashore during a thick
fog last night on Nansett Beach, and will
prove total loss. Fully insured here
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TIRED OF wArTIsa.-In Louisville, few
DAYS ago, Jefferson Pearce demanded paymen
of n bill from a Mr. Raymond, and as the
other declined, he set 10 work and demolished
twenty-seven or thirty panes OF glass In thai
eentieYrar's house. The accused said nc hao
been Cor ten years at law trying 70 recover one
Hill and he had come TO the conclusion that
the legal method was al a farce, and deter.
mined TO take out payment In abstraction"
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a RADICAL ON AkTEAUb hN = $500
delphia Bulletin says, dpropos OF WARDS iec-
ture for the benefit of Mrs. Davis:
"Mr. Charles +. Browne, better known az
sArtemus Ward has perfect right TO lecture
for whomsoeyer he pleases. He is native OF
New England, and good many OF his frlenas
and neighbors fought and suffered TOT the
cause of the Union. MIR. Browne wrote and
spoke a good many smart things about the war NJ,
during its progress, and talked about his Will
ingness that all his relations and his wiie :
relations should 60 TO the war. mr. browne
himself did not 20, nor do we recoliect ever 10
have heard that, during the gloomy four years
of the struggle, ne ever delivered lecture IN
Aid of the Union cause, or OF the great human.
itarian enterprises that grew out OF II, and
that were designed for the relief OF our galian'
soldiers. Mr. Browne is making PROBES.
sionaI trip through the South. We have heard
of him lecturing at Memphis, at New orleans y
at Savannah, and lastly at Charleston, =. -:
We have also seen a Southern newspaper
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the receipt OF three hun
bred and fifty dollars as the proceeds OF ms
lecture for the benefit of Mrs. Jefferson Da-
Wis, ~ 90 -
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Property in Fredericksburg Transferred TO the
Northern Baltimore Conference.

Under the Presidency OrlSf, all the property
here, belonging to wh6 is known as the
Hanover Street Methodist Congregation, will
he transferred to tb6 Conference referred to.
There is fine church edifice, and we believe
two excellent dwelling houses, that will go
over TO the church North. Various pieces Of
property in other parts Of the State have
already changed hands. fredericksburg Herald.
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The Case OF tbe Steamer Meteor.

New York, February l3.-The case of the
steamer Meteor, seized on suspicion Of being
n CHILEAN privateer, was up to-day before the
United States District Court. An answer TO
the claim was filed by w. +. Carey, as agent
for the owners, denying all the allegations.
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New York Markets,

New YORK, February 13.-Flour is steady;
Southern, rs. 756sI5. Wheat has advanced
1@2c. Corn has advanced 1c.; sales at 77@
sic. Beef quiet. Pork steady Mess, $3.50.
Lard dull at l5R@lSHc. Whisky dull at
50 .22@$2 %. Cotton firm at Acc. Sugar and
coffee quiet. Naval stores dull Gold, 1884.
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GRgELRY's ULTIMATUN.-Greeley is wiling
to compromise rather than fall out with Inc
President. Hear him:
Establish honestly and fairly the rule that
all men who possess the requisite intellectual
and moral qualifications shall thereupon DC re-
restoration will forthwith be complete. Say,
if you choose, that a man must read, or read
and write, before he can vote; say that ne
must have paid tax, or even that ne must De
the owner of real property-and we are cor =
tent. so long assyou interpose no barriers TO
the acquisition of whatever you require, even
though its instant effect shouldbe an exclusion
of ninety mine of every hundred biaeKs from
the electoral body"
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, February 1.-THE markets here
are overstocked, and goods are being reshipped
TO New York. 1t is reported that three officers
of the Ninth colored regiment were assassi-
mated in Brownsville recently.
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The Execution OF Berry.

LOUISVILLE, February l3.-The execution o.
Berry the one-armed guerilla, who com
mitted eleven separate murders, has been
hxed for March Sd.
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Foreign Wool.

A letter from Buenos Ayres, dated December
- 1863 says that wool was coming into the
market rapidly, and prices were low. About
thirty vessels, chiefly laden with wool, were
about to sail for the United States. Freights
were high
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Dense Fog at New York.

New YORK, February IA dense fog has
prevailed all day, with occasional heavy
showers of Rain Navigation in both the
North and East rivers is almost impossible.
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General Benning, of Georgia.

General Benning has resumed the practice
of the law. Having met every responsibility,
and faithfully performed every duty in the
past, our people will delight to show their
confidence in, and their appreciation, OF him
III the future.-C0lumbus Enquirer
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Great Conservative Meeting I'm New York.

The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger writes:
"a great public meetingbf the conservative
the course of few d(ys, to respond to the
Presidents plan of reconstruction. Democrats
and Republicans alike will participate, and
the design is, as farj as possible, to make the
demonstration a non partisan one. Many OF
the most influential merchants, bankers, and
business men, have already signified their
readiness 10 take part in it,.
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THE DISPATCH BUILDING Is ON Go-
yrpNoR STREET, NEAR TO MAIN, AND
SEaRLY opposrTE THE OLD DISPATCH
CORNER.
LATEST NEWS BY NAIL.
Correspondence of the Baltimore sun.
WASHINGTON, February l2.
FEC, Of tho Presidents Speech to yirginians-
Constitutional Amendment, &c.


find that reckoned without my book In
snnnoslnc that the address OF the President tU
The committee of the Virginia Assembly
yyould serve TO conciliate or appease the Radi-
cals or even conciliate the more moderate
Republicans. The effect Is quite the reverse.
The Presidents declaration that the Govern
ment must be preserved against both extremes,
and that If Northern Democrats stood in the
way. they must get out Of it, excites their in
dignation and hostility.
There is no longer any hope that con-
sentative phalanx can be found among the
Republican members. In regard to the con-
s;itutional amendment respecting representa-
tion ind that seventeen Senators must vote
against it to prevent its passage by n two
thirds vote. There are eleven Democrats who
VIZ sote against it. OF course six Republic
cans must unite with them if the amendment
is TO be arrested. OF the six names mentioned
rs likely TO be cast in the negative, four are
ultra radicals, who will accept nothing short
of negro suffrage, and the other two are mode
rate Republicans. The votes Of some Of these
are uncertain. lOTA.
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PARRY Coop ron TIE 0HEoxIcLE.--The
s1xcnfcfe says--douhtIess punningly-in fela'
ton 10 the speech Of Senator sumner Inc
,,ss,,is rsisd a lust now wide awake 70 all the
nxsnS sssues. and every great teacher finds
INV ma an saUsY audience ria Niger audi
enee r. WIlakJa0foa 6tar
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.Yf tina Radicals think that their proposed
measures are 10 the South = blessings N ass'
~uise !, the south would no doubt thank them
"a MAKE THAR DISCUSSES o little less tmpenetra'
ble.~-P reHlfcs,
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, February 13.-Flour quiet; high
grades firm. Wheat firm; Pennsylvania red,
sl.s5, Corn dull and lower white, Soc.; yell
low, nc. Provisions dull and inactive
Whisky dull.
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Death of the Right Rev. DR.. John F. FitZ.
.srLr

BosToN, February 13.-The Right Rev. DIR
John F. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop OF Bos
ton, died last night after lingering illness
opad Aftu-thrpa
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From TgxAs-THE CoTTON PRosPBcT.-A
Gentleman who arrived in this city last eve
ming direct from Texas By the Galveston
steamer--and whose means Of information are
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MS that the cotton crol
six hundred thousand bales The industrial
question in Texas is rapidly finding a solution
in the profitable labor contracts which are
entered into. There is an entire absence OF all
political excitement. The negroes Of the state
are in perfect and blissfnl ignorance OF tne
them politicians, and IL Will take tons OF Sena-
torial speeches 10 walken up Sny class Of the
Texan population on any subject not imme-
diately bearing on the production OF wealth.
Ne,C York Tirufs J2M
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49, ay5ts stx.It rsss,sass he Il IS a Ward Of
I sas y Nssiss isristss'vg sra,
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store. s 8 % $1,000
TYLERs COMPOUND SYRUP ~
i GUM ARABIC win BE- fosnd = nc.t peels
safe, and speedy Fenedy feg eeee14 $50
e. e: sssss y. Sas'fi sgsss ~ ga
in srresting stubborn coughs en1 the ~ 4e1 -
sisssa "a sSss s:;d :sS
ssRss per sT sG;sIs G0RNEs q BALti10n1
lis success In this city psevioss 70 ths ~. ~
sssassd quite s:3sas SlAes; " - & H.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. FOR
n THE RAPID CURE or CQU0Hg, tOEg4,
cHfFiss acipiEsT cossShp TE Lid T6
AppSSANcED sfAGEs on Tai DIsElIi.-Se ~
sqss; that simGs :ys ssslce 2ss:
e sS @ !, 6. ~ az.
APPARENT 70 escape obssiysiion. sn1 vks.s . yr:
:,d sseo s%pet the , pa a ss
been discarded, this has gained fdenas 81 svss3
never forget, and produced cnres too numsrous And
too remarkable to be forgotten: ..,..-
carefully kept mp 20 the best e ever ha. been, Sna
that Il may be relied on to do for their relief Al
'n Great numbers q ciersymsp, Physicians siass
names to certify the Unparalleled assfunss q esr
on q sSe% a ' FSs Agents below
given; with, also, full descriptions Of the sen.
gsIss NJ snS sssS,; 81, s
Try il once and you will knoy y selSsi sco
and ca; /, Nv dealers evarvwhare ia31-1m
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THE BLACKS AND WHIrEs or tbs MOTIF
The BEGINNING or THE END.-Ine striKe In
Messrs. Whites foundry, at Pawtucket,
Rhode Island has assumed new form with
the strikers Finding that these gentlemen
are able 10 90 on with their business by put.
ting in a new set Of hands, threatening
ing the DISCHARGE OF the g magyar" and the
immediate calling In OF the strikers, warning
them that If they do not, their properly y "
danger, "as the magyar can't conquer in tbs
case" So IL seems that the NnaGnr y \. tne IL
trouble, not an increase OF wages OF SLOT
hours. -Procidence Post, Radf0Gf.
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and so;3 ~ dealers everywhere. al:
DURCELL, LAID & CO,

DURCELL, LAID & co,
DEALERS IN PAINTS. oils. Co.. 49,.
have made arrangements favorable TO pareneeesss
and are now prepared 70 take orders for
POLISHED PLATE GLASS,
from the largest factories in France and Belgfums
which furnish glass of UNsUEPAssED oUALlTY. -
Also, FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, 3
of single or double thickness;
800 ORNAMENTED GLASS, - Gf.s
R0GGH HAMMERED GLASS. for floors and sky.
PATENT LIGHTS lHyawsj, 81
foreidewalks and vaults.
Orders for the above promptly executed.
We expect to occupy our new store, % corner q
a few weeks, and will be prepared with good ..
sortment to supply the wants OF our old n1ende
and the market at reasonable prices. y
Samples Of the different kinds OF Glass can Ne
seen on application. -
da Its PURCkLL, LAUV . w.
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UsirED STATES NAVY SUMMON TO All
OTHER. - Donald Mckay, the distinguishes
snip builder, OF East Boston. has LATELY ~.
speeted the iron-cind nayies Of Frknce end
England. The results OF his observation re
given In the highly interesting and tmp0ffAaf
communication which we publish this morn
constructed, bnilt, and equipped, sincD 1881,
an iron. clad feet more powerful than ~ the
iron-ciad nayies Of the world conlhineds 4nd
declares the DundsrbegE, built ~ ~. Wepp,
in this city, TO be equal n NJ The Frcnch iron
praise. He fnrnisk66 fp35 ~ apd dsecylp-
ton Of the English end yxsaoh yeseels - ~
class. embfatipg theip ayneaNentt ckaxaetfr 81
arlaor plssass, aHa sPsed ~ y<VS Asvatas
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TOHN C. PAGE, JR, Dealer in Boots,
from SH corner of Ninth. Richmond, va. de Its
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ACAap. -.Doetor BOOK, yEaeltsaa an6 SxkeIs
enced Veterinary Surgeon, EN- y !. ~
efrfe .sfik ~ 8fflf ~ - - bk>-s4B
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IRON AND BRASS FoUNDREs.

DRASS FOUNDRY would
Id inform my old customers and the public gene.
rally that my BRASS FOUNDRY Is again In opere.
tion and that am prepared to MI al orders In NJ
line promptly and on favorable terms. The folndyy
is en- Cary street, between Fourteenth and IN.
teenth streets.
Ia Pts w. y. JiNAtM0.
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WILLIAM Fl. SCOTT, DRUGGIST
wv AND APOTaE1G;A ab,n s3rH Wa nSsr. ~ ioSs
rate DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINf5, OILS. DYR
STpTFS, yARNISH, WINDOW GLASS, Fkk.
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Rtus ilmfern ilemeften &Dlnts
4 feben 3ettun8en.

Berlin, Den "a. Sfobenlber. DIE
miniiterielen QlbennbIatter beitdtiaen,
oab bic norooeuti1en 8egiernngen
saufseforbert lpor6en iinb, gepoamd1s
tigte 3ur 8eratbung iiber ben Sers
taiIun9ssg ntipurf 81 ernennerl tpeI>
der Dem 8arlamente boreeleat tper6en
iol. Ser 8e9inn Dieier Betatbune
tuiro, ipie man anoeripeitie bort, lllts bic
afitte Geaember borber9efeben. Sie
gerbanblun9en tuerben i'm Gin;elnen
tpahri1sinIia bon Serrily bon Snpignp
gefiibrt neroen utter ber 2eitung nno
ben @uipicien Oes Wfiniifers Yrafioenr
ten, Der in etlpa flnf 9agen bier 5Hriifs
eriuartet miro. 80 go s.
Sic fdon 9einelOete 6eitiesung Der
8arlarnents s@roffnun9 am /. sSetruar
6nrtte iibrieens ern09li9tn, Dap teine
CONNER Seifion beS Abgenroneten>
baufes Statt finOet, mas getpiB BON allen
Seiten geiuiinidt miro. 9luA Grai
Gulenbure bat BEL Der 8orIage bes
BabLgeiebes fir bic nenen Rroninsen
az Deriteben 9egeben bic Wesiernne
bcTe, bab feline Sommers Sefiion n0t5ie
iein iueroe.
gDie bringenD ipiinldenspertb anOcs
rerleits bic moglidit faleuni9e Goniri'
turning oes Worboeutf1en Bnnbes lei
pirbe beuts aud i'm @beeorpnetenbauit
bon niebreren 9eiten bergeBoben. Dir
bielem Gefdtspuntte iAeiterten bic 2ln,
TRACE bes Qlbg. .. Scberbed, Der al,
Grb6bnngen in Dem Stat bes Rinijte.
RUINS bes 9llsudrti0en niif bas GTtra.
oroinarium iibertragen rli0 glsi1lan
oils einitpeiIi9e beban6eln noble. De
Qlbe. n. 8rnlen bemerfte iebr riGtia
bab ina ge0entbeiIe aIles bernlieOen iper,
Oe, iaiiile, mas ben eeoeniudrtiaen 3u,
4 itanO nod agben bin ais einen propiio
4 ridden erideiuet IaiIen f6nnte. Di
1 6anltter bat burh ibre 9lbftin1mungel
| beipieiell, bab Dieler Gtanopnntt, fiji
IlpeIAen aud oiennttOnnle Traction Elm
trat, cine 3ielnlia beOeutenOe Maicritd
fir fid bat,
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Nariler Sri8inaIsG DrrefpDms
beng Der ySemmeffee :
Stdatss3ettttn8."
Paris, q. gsODember 1866.


Oie Sodseit Ibes Sbrontolsers bon
Mu6lan0 bat tpeaen zines anoauernoen
nnfpoblieins feiner gront, Der Brin>
sefiin Dasnar bon Sdneniart, nod
niht DoIIsogen neroen t0nnen unb bic
einaetroffenen boben @aite, ipel9e in
Gdnee uno NselSpert bes feltliden Sas
aes barren, fu1en fd bic 3eit 3u ner>
treiben, 10 gut es eben 9eben nil. Sur
Die W11uner biloete Die Sa9o einen
Sauptssitpertreib uro Der &ronprins
BON Yrenben. ipiea Der Brin3 bon 8a>
les, aiuei aroBe S6ger Dor Dem 5errn,
ncbmen regellnabie an oenielben EbeiI.
@er aber malt Die 8eitiirjung, als am
Iebten Montag iiber 2on6on Elm Seles
eramm einlieE iponad Der prin3 bon
IBaIes nit ieinem Nferoe seltiir5t, eis
ncn eef6brIihen BruA oes Sdliihel>
beins erliften babe nnO filr3e 3eit nads
her aeltorben iei? Sic engliidbe See
lanbtl6aft obne Nadridten, tuagte uidbt
Der Mngnbe 81 uioeripredletl ait1bs Die
Bedniti0ung fpuroe itnnter 9rober, Bis
ole ganse Wiittbeilung ii@ aIs eins
haItloIe @nte berausitellte. Sem Cons
boner Sbleroer sufolse, fol bieleIbe ba.
ourA entltanoen fem, Dap BON einen
aus petersburg abgeianOten Selegramn
the Princes skill In hunting was
admired uur bic tiinf erlten 99orte II
2onbon eingeiroffen iuarcn, uuo bor
benz Ieidtfsrtigen Beamten iofort II
'the Prince is killed in hunting
abesanoert tporoeH ieieH.