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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
From Our Special 1resp
LONDON. Jan. 20. Loo.

LONDON, Jan. 20, leo.
Our talk is still of the sea, and Of shipwreck,
and DEATH The terrible account Of the loss of the Aus
traan steam. packet London has really shocked and
saddened people TO extent altogether unusual. oc'
curing as il did shortly after the departure OF the
unfortunate vessel from Plymouth. The details as
published in the newspapers, are heartrending-I have
seen women break down and ilto tears while endeayor
ing to read them. That wild Winters morning when
London woke up TO find itself five inches deep in snow
with its telegraph wires making draggled estoons over
the houseops and its streets so many open sewers OF
filthy Slushwbat CHASTITY scene was then ranspring
on the marches waters of the Bay OF Biscay, now
more than ever synonymous with marine disaster The
narrative is sadder than anything in fiction. The five
preceding days OF tempest the savage cIoss;seas CON
tinuay breaking over the doomed vessel, dreDching
out hope and ehort-bnt no, power of heroic endnT.
aDce-the carrying away OF the masts and life-boats
the gushing OF the fires IN ne engneroon the
passengers assembled In the Saloon-hgsbands wives
and little Onesthere TO wait for memorable death. all
combine to form series OF pictures that VIII haunt
ones memory for many a day. Ihen the entrance OF
the heroic captain who preferred to go down with the
ship" TO tell them there no longer room for hope
the pteously patient acceptance Of their fae-and the
end Very nobly. says the IdtSrsph IN the nhest
piece Of writing that has appeared on the subject our
brothers and sisters took the message There was a
great silence broken only by the waves finishing their
work; and then crew and passengers mingled together
to die; ranks-uo servant or master any more and
some kDelt with the clergyman and prayed, some
opened the Bble and others. just as, fty, just
as patiently held hands with thor loved ones,
change Quietly they gave their souls 10 GOD.
and when His savage sea had done its mission,
We think 1t did but send them by brief anguish to
better port than that which the good ship London
fouDdered In trying TO reach" Poor actor Brooke too
how many in America win remember him. his good
looks and 100 social qualities nothing In his life became
him better than his leavngit He had worked;
says the report wonderfully and In fact more bravey
than any man on board that ship Attired only In q
red Crimean shirt and trowsers with no hat on and
he went backward and forward TO The
pumps sntu working at them vas found to be ussless
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM LON DON.

The shipwreck Of the Australian steam
Packet London in the Hay Of Biscny-
Custavus v. Brooke - Other Marine
Disasters-Dirty State of the Metropo.
Iis-FIsods in the Countrywide Thames
Overlooking it's Banks-Pelitics-Mr
Cattle Plague Diminishing -Items.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
FRANCE.

The Emperor specch-E"mors Of The
Army Coming YIomo from Mexico -
Fncts 10 the Contrnry-Thc Mexican
Problem, q Dilemma The Two
Horns go Views OF Girnrdin-Thc
First Napoleon and Louisiunn-AtfI-
Jude Of the United Atates-rlr. scwnrd's
Three Points-The French Government
Part Proprietor OF u London News
paper Opinions Manufactured 10
Order-Cnsc OF The London Chronicle
salutnry Lcssons-Tbc Emperor and
the Press Generally Prince uurns
Plight, u DucI-So One Injured-Meet-
ing In BehnIf OF the Frcedmcn-staiis-
tics-Emnucipn'ion in Cubn-Lnck Of
Libcrnlify in France-Tho spanish Re.
yoif-snccess OF Gen. Prim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
New-Yorh Legislature.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 3, 1866.
pITJS REPORTED

To amend the charter Of tho Phoenix Fire In
,urance Company. Providing for the restoration OF Sc
curiiies held by insurance departments deposited by
fife insurance companies organized IN other States
The annual report of the Trustees OF the Cooper Union
for the Advancement Of Science was received AID or
deIed TO be printed.
Bills ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Extending the time for the collection OF
1axes throughout the State until the first Of
April Does nor apply TO cities where taxes are
collected under the sp cal law Amending the general
insurance law, by limiting any one risk taken by
Company to 10 per Of its paid up capital notwith
standing the Company may rensure The same property
Adjourned until o'clock Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

The Spanish Insurrectiou-Dimcui OF
Getting at the Trufh-General beiiei
in its succcs--The Queen mud the In
surCeuts- Outlawry OF Gen. Prim-
Italian AHairs-FiBnnciai Nensures-
supplementary acknowledgements
Losses Proposed Reconciliation Of
Austria and Italy Disn,emberment OF
Venctin-What Will be Done mt the
Paris L. xhibition-AustriaC onciliating
the Venetiaus-tn Amnesty-Feeiing IN
Austrian Etnly-The iSnngarians-he-
construction OF Au.tria-A New Scheme
DefniIs-A Coming Debnfe-Obifu-
airy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

gIs IL nd6 elmer psits slHs, UNI
balp wteOe8uFcmmsa, Wie lie lagte,
siHs Der ate Mann all cen SArauE,
psl6er Ieins attsuRlsibsr oerbars uRe
jpg aus elmer Saibe pes ierriTenen
ROdes elm tIsines 5Idf6htu. 1t
Siiterm ed6sln 9ieIt sr ss gsstH bas
9i6t, pann trat er fnnenp ans Stns
Itsr. Gin iOnntssr 6srtftas so5 lstH
6riepenslsuAten iiber Die grpe Wa-
rtrnsldo6eu ws6ten Iteraa uno bic
abitbiepsesldnge Der g6gsl tlau9sn
iuteInp unp it4wermitbig SusIsih in
pie Siiite. Der nlte Wann ant Sen
iter la9 e5 ni6t or pdhte an fsin
StnO .".... Gie fol- nibt lsipeu UNI
msinetpiaeu, mUsmelle er opr fh
bin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
NoTlIeilo0iliIdeS,


SJn ber leBten GdrneDal StBung bel
,9IriGn' su New'y ylprf wurbe Elm ,6runt
fprtcr S6ctetieohe iiber bic BARTER WlO
bebutbe" nit pielem Seifda aui9enpm
men. DaGslbe lautet;
@0S TRACE M be RSpps6eg
StBl uniete WebCpBppsrCbH
Scr DrpGder
Wit Shlprtrber
I'm puu,is hious StlippuatT!
9trutffte slrhgtmadclder
Dlit t3Idebu uue Sadtlhtr
Ott 8ifteIher
Wit Nibelhtr
limb 9tbta5ltbotrwtitttU
lin htnnt IN be Raderdsr
"a benIs inlibs JtadubT
Ncu @opsucb+r
Dttt Rneppeldtr
Go bid, ME BulieIb6ppTbtj!
Tt. bents Der in Rtberhcr,
Cont baus met bic SpdeeJdtr
y asmdtrter,
WuRpldeder;
gpae adb' has for Bau,deter!
Gp S6itlbtr 70 OciHdsr
Satu uur trr umle Hal.ub'r!
Bor Dldotrde.
Wiit y pddet6er
Sm'S ibttdt@e Sta iadtttu!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
@es aiinalinaS Nreuno !

e. BE 2onno Diem's Nrienb.)
Inter @arantis ber Sstluns betmtr atanE
Detteu. ge allen 4pOibe'ern sa ba5sn. @eau
beIlen9e bes Sungiugs irtuRb "0be 2cuug Wlen's
SutnS)' Mt iecsr Sdld9tsl erbdIt man cine gre.
isdre dtrr bic Spnlptcule unb SsDauenng eebetuter
Rrantbciieti c6er mlU fam bic S6rtit btjitbsn.
pCnn man an 'gcups Mems 6rieas", Dor 90. Gin
ntarte BeileG Sn 9oitmor m baben bel
=, y 6auee,
taI1 ,12mts.l Or. 2?6, 9attmc eIir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

Gs mar frib am Mor9cn, Die 2uit
pebte falt, atsr in tIGrer, berbtIiAe'
9lGue la6te prr Stmmel unp Die
Scnns warf 9cagoIcens gtAter iltcl
pie QanplAait.
GIile bate 1h mad lnn9rn Vemi'
9ungen Der Srau &lein erbcit, Bate
fa erl perpunpc,t umBeleben. oann
aber nit ansRli4er !Saft na9 t9rcm
Yferpe perlanst. Qllein bic ssrItdn'
bige Srau &lein battc .anltaIf ee6cn
einen selAlpGencn sGaeen anipannsn
lalIen. Gs mar NOD yin6t, ais Gliie,
ben Bitten Der 8rau nah9eteno, ben
g8asen teltiss +; es mar nod gta9t,
als Der Wasen pcr Dem 90ieltntbalsr
Botnbauit Welt. lleOeraR lat man
2eute umberlaufen, .hrtcne uno fA
sesenleitts auruisno, un u frasen
cb man Grfol9 sebabt,. On Ne8ie.
runssratbin ielblt FAM rteis5yh GaG
dye beraui, tsbenp Dor Mltss ilnp
2lnglt. Die SmusbdItertu nit staiSen
Dienern elite pom Yarfe Der, aber
yiiemanb bate Die 9naoi9e 5raa 9e'
eben. GnoIib sefanO @cttlteb, oe'
aR pielem 9uAsn baIt dn9itliA,
balt ipSttif4 suseleben, eab cr ibr bas
piero babe lattelu unb an Die Sart'
plCrts Iiibrsn miilien, uno nun abnts
pie Nssicrungsratpin, tpcbtu Die Ser
miBte fA binsewencet. 9lber es ipa'
rem la tereits mebrere Stuneen Der
aanaen; wc tcnnte lie 10 lanee bet
ben ! -&ein unepler 0soanfe teimte IN
Der reinen Ssele Der allea Trau; IL
iauute ibr YFeSeIlnp.
Sect ltanp fe pennph ratblpe en
penn mar es wobl 3wedmabtg @liien
naA,useben? /? llnp 100 mar Nlfreo
Sn icinsm 3immsr bate man i'm
ni6t ssiunpsn, etenfo tatte ibn teiuer
Der Su6enpen seieben. Gten wollte
mad ldnsersm lleberlsgcn bic ste9ie'
runasr1tbtn anlpannen laRtn, nm
| pc6 naA benz &aiimientcie lu fabs
ren, pa b5rte man pas Stolen etites
| y8aaens. @Qe eilten bin nno bic Ne'
sisrnnssratbin l6lug teGm Inblid
(slilen's Die 5dups 5uIammsn. Sbrs
Rlciper paren bei6must uno tn I'M
urpnuns, bic 9aare flcsen wilp un
ier @sf6t, pelIen 3cptentldlie etlpa'
grlbtedenoes batie. - Shwei9eni
| Iant Fe ibrer Yfesemutisr al pt'
Srul ater teine 3brans neBte ib,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
Gir 8dlc nnO G0u3erte 30 Uers
TuietleIl.

Dtu }5rcuubeu II. @ttaunteu Der ,Gpneorbia" sGe-
teald1at. un6 rem 6eebrtsa publiium rberblupt tir
Ne3dbt 6ai fiT iratnb cine 3elt ua6 benz 1Septbr.
ye fGbne arose itari9staue neue 5aat Ger .goueots
bia", nit ben samt perbunbenen R6umi6teiteu, sur
hbbGltuu9 ben Baden u. gcr5ertsn Ju mietbsn lit
ipetn frdbjethge Grpifaiisu aeirtadlt wiro.
ole eleadnte uH6 foIbare 2ushaffruRe bet grpfen
sseaeS aebii i:tp-n5tiirten QSarbeobeitmulsru flr
SsrreH II. Damei., ipwie bsauemss Reaaurations nls
ner retit 9rofcm SyeiltiaaIe nit pcuidnbie str8e-
tldteet 6hdlt, laetu Nidbts iu pun(6en ubra.
0tafaubtaes GafcIgeihirr fur 900 geuperts III gu
stterI mdG8tr preiie Su nistbfH.
4Gbtre au5fuuit bel O.. ". R5beI,
Nr. $40 Baltimore ipiifsn @utalp. u.
fSft25-l. Qotaitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

3DspCpfic - 9eoS Se6etnlanR aet, mum pabr
fsu 9Dir baben ofn eeuteu. meldeu Or. . rid.
lambs tpHtid1e w tttet ,ppblaeiban, 70 tdu-
fg tailtte lcSen bbreu, eas mir hleblid urS gems
tbiei is9en tem publtum -ntitlubeleu baB wtr in
Iuu8 errarteu. ggum forberu mir VIE, bic NIT 8e
bGuunssbeitpereeu cher Nerpeni@wide tetaben inb,
aui, sur apotbeit su eeben unb cine SlaiGe pon o.
e5trdlano'S SOdtcnnl su bclen, Doiielte 1T bel
In 0 afb tngtou bei 5piepb u. VI Ratrn L
Druber Al babfn
"a nEnsrfiirfer. NJ Mnnerer & 6 4 iinh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

" tt3etaes
9ei ben IInisr,eidnetin fnb @etfi IN ttIit5igen
Stblsn unb Summen auf bic Sn. Sebl Gcli b
sb.bHe IN frankfurt q. ID. ftets ~ taben.
ehrman & CONF,
~ Rr. 81, eat.e eberIssft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

9met idlimme R&lc pon GdmorrhoiSsr
buI6 0r. SlIidiano'8 p6niprs
YLr ,ho,, NJ sEfel tnga;i;af
rbC.btn lttel beleiti

br. GIaB aus Jaresoile. 2niscpuiin, tbeitt gum
geiten ouer nit ben Samcrrbpibeu 9ebateien NIT,
bos CT 2 Sabre ar9 an gang bbSartBeno oomprrbpicen
oslitteu uub fem 8riber aus 4lebtm grunes, ben
Das uebel fbuntib aeIabmi hotte ais uubelbar aus
benz gilitdrbituite ofraoit)ebet puroe geibe b6dit
irduri9en JGlle rourosu bur9 etne 5lalbt BON Sr.
Strdl0no's 6dmDrjboben Mittl eeboben. lie
Gnpisbung steier Serleu, lorpis bic ou6ertem tig.
lid bel Or. Strdlaub ergebeneen 3eusniiie iclten
Tatenten ubeueu9en. oaB bic idpiert9iten eiusez
ietitttu 8due ol;rdb Or. StridlanS's bamrrboiotus
Wisiel gstelt roroen uleberoa balten 4rotbeter es
bOrratbi0; in IA 1T impre Setb @, Sauce
glr 2O8, 90eit. gaittmcr IT.; In gDafbtn on
s o fepb u. u otrn & 8ruber.
GIpBptr,6uey VI, Gpgeler Go. uHo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
.zvg DentfGbc MSotbeee
MY bon
~ Obs. unb Q&Sm. Gdfparts
Oar. "a, DSprhsGaDslr

GtPe ron "a. sSipenuc uue S5ibsIeFr.
ltnsrs an ben o6igen gid.tn 9eegenen gpotgettF
Hns ben gertte,, fepe benz ssttrsn gubIittm bsierf
smpfobleu. %e,tpt, unb ionitige nsSliu'bt 8ererb.
aansen tosrbsn N is6r 9tit aena uuS NIT bcr sr5sa
Sprgfalt araeisrtla., unS ire rii burd b6Ifpe urt
irtiht S5enb'uqtn Hets nit nutn ~ pnlsreHt geldat
eth5rtuosn mfeoitamentenbsr'egen.
Gls HuiItia,F9 dssnissr ptdpdrGie, irlrte Gue
Esmii&tr gNalpItl bsipra.n pir unItren sab0ra o.
mt ~. M t9@}t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
9ic SO4ler Ot8 Sirdfliaga.
y . vel lie
ron
=. d, yBuisFg.
(Softlesung.l

lUDrtleBuNg,l
g9icper mar es pas gSte6ern bea
Yitrpst, wrlbcs Fe an bic ribtt9c
STEELE leitete. D0 lag, pcm Nlonpe
6rIl tslcuhtet, Die cunEle GjelthIt qep's
leblp5 am Sopen, pon elmer SIutid.
dc I'M sen. giidt melt pappn ltanp
lcm Ylrp, an ctnem Baume 9ebun,
pen. Giht ueben Scr 2eihe, Rem &cpi
CUR GrOe 9elcntt, ais cb cS trnurrte,
Ranb @HIeu'S pribe5 9iero onLei.
ncr e r berat 9tuB bic pbnmdAttge
5raaen8eitaIt.
Gin oQgemeinsr AuSruf tcsGrtnu.
mems unp 5hrsdtus entlubr ben Die
ueru. @eprg, Der 0lelttnerbt Eeo's,
maAts Gliicn's Sup aus hem Stcias
bHgel los, BOB bic IetAte WeitdIt pom
9cpen oui unp Ichun ie in ligcnOer
SteIlung an etncn Saum,-?lpA tm-
mer bItsb de begungSlpe,
Die Dieucr belhalttIten iA nun
nit Der gcihe 2ec's. G:nise bepau.
ertcn lebboit pas traurtBc GrciBnib,
anOere serbra6sn lb bic 16pie, in
neIherYeSiebuug wpbI 5rau y. Stcrn
ju Der SaAe lteben ttnne.
SO wta eS Sud la8ea, Titertr
@rorg. @r BAT te Setjett 9ewtb 1T
6errn pon Stern paS bttannt 0ewOr.
ben er bat unlern 6errn gcIerpert
uno Fe 1T bierber Betommcil, caS
DucQ 3u pcrbtnperu. @'wiB mar rS
bersits gu lpdt, uper er Sat, tbrer Stt-
ten unseaAtct ltA ielbit OhS eeben
sencmmen.
@ewib bat er es f4 ielGR 9enOm'
men, inste Elm Nnperer. Setue Sano
uml8Iiebt ia NOD trampi4ait Die
g8aTr,
sort, fa9te @sors, wir Oarfsn i9r
bon bier niht lcrtlhafen, ebe Del
9r5t unp bic 0erAt5Ieutc i'm 9elc9er
baben. SD weroe lo9Ietb pN9 ptere
pes enGpigep 6rrrn nebmen unb mad
Der StaOt rriten, TIM Die SGAe anSu'
,ei9en. Du paul iaate or gu et'
nem SinsIing, per wsinenO neten Crl
9siAe tulste, fdnpt bier blrtben ali
BaGe, uno ibr @nperu, cenfe i'd
tra9t pic. orme iansc 0rau tn's 6aue
unp pedt 5rau JfIetn, pamit pieIe lis
ms yeten Iuriidruit uuD i8t etpaS
StGrtenpes bereitet.
g8iaig 9sborhten bic rrIArpdenen
2eute, Die mcbl lOul Der 9Inlpsilun9
pes juHeen Dtrners uitt 70 cbne2Get'
tereS 9efolgt wGrcn, ca CT Nlr Die
Steae etneS JieittnsAtS betIeicete. VI
ater saloppjrte auf bem pierbe isinet
Iperru mad Der Stapt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

gsstds1a fug s59mcn
Damen, pelcDe e,r Ditnite eiuss outcn gr5tea bcs
bhrIen, iolttn lid iitfS an Or. Sebumann, Nr.
30 girrtb-, uahf feru9lonat., weaoeH 4r. X q, Il
mann IL Ger einiiBe arst IN 6tsism ednee, at' ben
sn idibei bsr SetIun9 alcr isauenlranfbcttep per-
Iaiisr Tam, ole ba au6i
Stodpng ber monllltd'en gleuuieuta,
Be5itmuttef. .8nrfau IT, 8eri1wdrina,
9tAden- unb Setrnlbmerien,
Nteoergeid'laaeubrit,
rpetbey 3lub. Grp6iiticNGfsli, Rfropitai, RopiDtb
NIB ale 6tH Eamcu eieent Beidrerosn.
Jebe DAME, bic even 8ei@idtsn 3pflpr fpInt9t
tellte stt Or. 9 d. II NJ IN II scrirredtn.
sy'an psrsciie ri@t bic Rumntr 80. NORTH, ein
SGus opn GerirBtonar., Baltimore Wto. HrScneien
Merben nod nlfn QnnhesasAerben berfarhi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
Mte5GrSfon s Comp 5

Nt@Grrfon S GOmp's
ggaartnbans
IT. Z, @rrterfraB,,
Sabrirantsn VOn
n2nbritatiHg Oils"
unb
bnttutIrtH
8eiBer 8ageuidmierG
S6ntler NIT
SPtrm
gBattftfG-
unb earbsSeL
@isentbimer ter
nGFttIfiUr 5Oap Boris"
In mercer. ctr.
Tabrtiaatrn bOa Rr. I
Tamilien Baf6feife.
Gbemifbe Slipen Seife,
bic ttIliBRe unb lt9 am SparfamHen ser.
n11tsnbe I'M Martte.
@enn Ste cine quite Sstfe Wlnfhen,
70 t1ufcn Ste bic
,,Ggttl7or" demii@s GliSen'
unb
bic 9arSieifr.
mir earautIrcn. bab Ssosrmanu nit bu 29uars
tufrIseen 1T.
nnitre 5eilen'Srten maiden tinen bsrrl6en Sbanm
unb liRb In b1ttent, pte nedem Ba1er gletd gut ~
brauCben, nnb penn Sic nut einmal eamtt etueu Bt.
ftb leInddbt bacon, 10 MODEM sic Sdr ttine dnbere,
01t Sbr GIrcctr uniere Baare nttt 10 aeben sic 81
uplsrsn alenien unb tauFen Sie tt eeielbe. 9alIen
Se It'd IA udbt NIT aRetrsr Daare bon ben gEpuu
abiertistn
@rGbe Nahfrage mao unferer
altmobtf6en 6drjleife,
In bdrtem, peihem cher
Saliwader su brauben!
0tr sdranttren baB Sebermuun nit
unItrer Setfe lufrteben III.
Widn perluhe Itsl
Seetne dnbere mddt folh' unstr9letbti6en
SGaum!
Die tttliSfe 5eife, bic int martte III
Baden ole settis Sbre 8easaunssn!
Hpan oerSsfis mot Oab itbs Change self unisr
@ei9aftSsdasni
uGScelfiOr"
ir6at. Ran feb, seuau barauE bab baiTslbt niSbi
Ie9it, uno uebme rpenn man
rs6t letGtss unb ansenc9mes @of6en
bdtfn min,
fetne anbere!
(RcolS.lSdbr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
DGe gToBc cneiif1e SJellmitteI
enIet t6n0iibes paienf 9el6uet.
Cir sSameS Glarft'8

&)Ge gToBc engttlOc 9ettnltfret
eEI6 t6nNlides paienf9e6let.
Cir sSaules Glarft'8
bcrnbmte Trdueu Nillen,
rGp eutm NsStpe eatr 8. 9laltes Dr. Die6.
gelblrstes ber R6nigin
Gteie unGiebue 1ttbi1n semSbrt BET aIleu eneu
fdmer,batn u. 9e6bilihen qetoen bensn be metb.
lide Gsuititurcu unterpprIeu 1T unfcbltare SetIrns.
Sie ptrmiuoeu oAee uehernaB unb belt alle Stcdhn.
gen eer etemiGuu9, poda b!etlbtn aud ttren @rune
bnbn m59,n, Inc man bari idt auf baloee SeiIuH8
ptrlalitn.
Sur oer5etrathetc Trauen
IN Iie bsIcrbers eeteret Ge ftbrt IN 'urier 3ei
cine ree,ma6tu Pis6aistrt6be nonatiite PertOts
berbet.
Ssbt 9tai8e ipis, 81 unb trdst ben Essisunqs
fsn,pel Grcbbrttatnten'S, I'M AaGe9munseu gu osg-
Eaten.
3nr 8en1tnugl
Dtie pttleA tptlten dbren6 bet
erfisn hrei Gfpnnte ser 9djwonaerjei,aff nidt
eebraue ebt meIben. 6a lte umfebtbar
etne Sebfgeburt berbetfibreH 5p
tsber auberR Seit itnS ite bne &C.
fabr 2u uebmen
bsitlt r6;r 8eritopiuna tes Deouatlbsn bic geilno
belt idwmbtn nub. Die gtqen fne IN SDabtbet
her abte 8ransrIre9nb ID otr griun9situnoe uno eas
CFSi8 fi6ete, rieuals ftbttlaeence osilnlttel UNI
SroneI bsr urhrbrldtsn glatur mas fit sran.tets'
nraGen aud pcrbdneen tttn mpsen; omlo, Gas bic
ibpabltt persr lie poqfcmmen nue,iGbreet nebmen
fam, rbsr aud 10 itafits in tbrtn Mlriun8eu, eab
man fts erCf ben nunieblbarsn Ste3ulaler" Hennsp
bari
Del allen arsH nesbitr II. 8SdHabs' 'ssibsnr
Sthdens II. 9tpben- Sdm,rteu, Grmatnln8 bel eti
strinsiitp antrn3uns, SeBucpfsn. bpteri6en an'
fallen usbem Stuiie petbeu beis 0tIeu cine Seilpna
ttsritn. Et II dAe anoern Wttid feblseihla3eu une
psi@es els tIafi3ss Seilmiitel, entbalten lie ttlr
Gien. tttn Aalrnel, teuen Spieeslar5 not r9sne
einen Der aonittutpn i8khli%en StsH.
Bpdltihhge @ietlnubs- snpeiiunsen tintet man In
te um iesss gadlt atmteItsn 9fpalre bic iprs.
fdliie aufbsrpabrt pertea fcate.
Sci Glsn apptbetern ~ taben.
Gleiniaet @.nsru- slsent fur bic Der. Siaaten uHb
tIiitiGen 4Tcbiatn 1T Sob Wtpfe,,
Sr. II, eplrtlaneiir., HtrsDcrf.
NB-gcgsn eiuienbuns opn 81 unb Dreistnts
FpftmaiIeu on irlsnb einfu btpodmdftl9ien asent,n
mtlo etue 5latAt mit 50 pinta nit umSe9snoer Fpii
fit uao tsn Slidea ussurHttisslidb strpsdt. naH
afsub enenl eansssttttt serihidt (55-40)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

On G5 aiDtnatpn lei q 9s. Gbrtiitatu
Rr, 37l. "a. aUcnu, C5ul6 1S
Ste @ S6piubi atet@t Der Rfap-
yer 6lange tic 9itt iteis parrlenbe 9n8edsn
tbrr Rabe. Sin Srite!n, oumeie 9ruitidnl,rSeu.
9ttijung ber 9uu8e bin. 8eru16lailst man oititiOe
Idtt man co btnbdnsen. bis itt gberbldsheu btlbea
tenen 2npteu baIt ol9er, eann TT eer &Cb bas @ub
ereebniB. 1uPr's 2nusrn Sdiain belt cue
sereiiien 2beile teist0t Enlinoung entetnt 5Gleim
1t, 9isr. ma1t etm Suitea II Snes unp ttu8t 6sr
In Gpo auBJebinotn glusHb brlng cpr.
3u baten tel 6. s rs Gcspari, (Bsb }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
III ftp nS Ut { q Y .

Die Nu,msr,iamis't con 9 @neteerr. 6tth
ber-, Q Dub u. 9 tietets 6aertt rs
ten, Rutfttn. Nuf ufpuseri. unb Snoern,
bic cine tads, lebt- II. oauerbaft arbutenee
5interitifl Na9maidllnt
brouden, Ienien mir auf biee ntusae &ritenun9 an
benz .lSbmai6ineu- @sbieie.
Die gir. N69maibtne fur Sabrifanten
TT bon beIonbutr GrSbe, iebr tart u. tTaite sib
,u banbbabeu ptnia ejerdmi6 ma4eno; tut ieoe Nrt
g6btrei - BON biinufen 9athne bic gum tdisn
qeoer eiuaeri6te unb NIT bauntlpeueusnt. ltnnsi
mem u. Ieibtnem 9aeen sleid cut arbtteno. Cbf4cn
felt anriem I'M Rarts. ftro bkie weaitintn terttt'
In gpeer 3abl bet 8aSrtfanitu In ganisn Fame I'm
,aireeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

sd babe Sbre 9r. Waafhme bsi ptrft!sben,m
e9uhie,d fpr9iifta H. erdnb!it protirt tno ertldrs
le cbne Saubern far cine fetr porbn6lt6e
5sofhine. Gts arbeitti RAID Ii. serduidlos u Iiseri
tin DC pelltomments S.tnd arbeti.
9. y 8uffum G6ub. u. etsitI.6atittaut
Dir. 73. madooipbitr.. Gbteago, Sld
Ttu 26. futt 1865.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09
9tpduns Der MUndts 8etutgung unb
a[len fcnlfioen Wlutterteiben

sepla8t limb cnten &C fd5 Sur beiOnbueu glufSatt
ma6ed, Or. Sdumauu An &atbe gu iisbeu; tr Ia
1T une ME etpae psrlprt6t mas er uitt su lefeH
I'm g5taree III. Danleu tbnneu In ibter yrirotUcb.
rura In allen Etelsn Der Stdbt beiubt lperosn Sol.
de, bic auberbalb her Staht peer In meter true mob
hes JNcsntsttss mil Srttt;sT piISos SsTl,Ssn ,,ms
betBniBt pereeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

Tbomlpn x 81 It, Baltimore. WPb,
Sn gB a fbtnBtpu bet bs. &brtttaui
Nr. 37l va. Gcenue (Sul61O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

uniere 5dIen,rten MAIDEN .tnsu bsrrtben Sbaum
uno iino in boriem. mite weIdem 8o1er gletd gut 81
brauCben. linb penn Sic nut einmal eamit eueu Der.
fitb aenad babsnr 10 modem Sie >Aar itine anbere.
Sat Sbr GjrCeer uniere 8aare nht 70 asben Sit 81
uplersn alenten unb tauFtu 5ts ih osielbe. ealIeu
Ste It'd ia uiGt nit aRetTsr Daare bon ben gEcuu
abierti5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-09

Seine anbsrs maht fOl6' unstrstst6ti6sn
Shaum!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02
I'M MEMOR.Iam.


Death, under the most favorable circumstances, is
SOLEMN subject to contemplate, but when he claims Us
his victim the aeohonate husband the fond father the
faithful friend the Of enlarged benevolence void
Is made IN the family circle md in society," tho magnitude
and palnfuness of which appreciate but those
most intimately connected with the event. :
Vast mulhtudes of our community feel that language
Is incompetent to express the depth or their
in tho death Of Mr.. II. L. BUTTERTIELD
This sad event occurred in Covngton Georgia. on tho
9Th Of Oc 1866 in tho Sad year ofhisage. Formore than
thirty years he was identified with this city; Each Of
that time proprietor Of hrstcass hotel. In the
prosecution Of his avooaon he had the faculty OF dis.
pensing hospitality and generosity that was perfectly
inimitable, and many an unfortunate and pennless
Wayarer found gratutous shelter and supplies In his
wellappointed nanBion-
Mr. B. was a distinguished and welllnformod member
of the Masonic fraternity tho mysteries of which he had
extensively explored. and tho sublime principles Of
which he most ardenty admired III his conduct toward
others he always strovo to akt on tho exercse
faith In God hope in immortality. and charity toward
How our hearts sink Within us at the thought that We
shall see hi genial face and enjoy his sweet companion
ship no moro on earth. -
So tG3ut tits God who hath bereft US
=zsls BE can nll pur soTroWs heal"
Whilst I'VE strive to bow IN humble submission to the
divine bahest We would prayerfully commend tho af
ioted ily Of departed friend and brother to the
provdona and the divine blessing Of the Supreme
Architect on high.