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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-26
Eiir 3dlle unb gon3erte 3u bers
ntjpfheu.

Ocr Srtlmeen II. gtiannteu ber -eoutpt6ia"- -@ts
itlifat rue ben, seebrtsu gublifum aterbaupt tur
satrt9t eab fur raeub etne 3eti nab BEN 1.Seplbr,
bic idbne 9rpse itariSsbaue neue Salt eer .@pucorT
ba", nit ben baulit perbunbsneu &dumhbteiteu, jut
2bbaItilB bon Bilsu II. gprscrtsn ~ mietbsn 1T,
tpenn frfbSetiise applratou geiradlt wirb.
Die ele8ante rne foitbare ausfaffruug bes 9regen
Saales, rebf tetn-nt6bltrten @arb.rct.iimmsrn fur
SerrsH u. Bamo. iCpte Sequences Refalirationsinls
rer reblt 9roRtm SpefsfaaIe nit prQltinbis etn9s.
St6ietcr Satt, laden 3idbs gu rpuuideu lbrt9
Bouf1nbiaes Gaf.lseidsirr fur soc eGuperts III ~
eiucm mikietu Preiie S,t mietben.
Tdbde Gusfuni bet .. ~. R5beI,
Hr. $40. Baltimore, ifpiiden gutan- v
(Gt.25-) Pncnftr
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Biatig fur 2eibenoe!!!
YrDfeIlpr 2puts QBunDram's
peltberibmtt
SlutretnteungSs uub Mbfnbs
runaSs Hrduter
tnb unltres bic beten bts lett bttarnten lttel nln
bte perloreae @tiunebit fpteerberluitelen, ippts,
renn 3sttts 8enpmmtn. &rastteteu gu perbutcn. Die.
elben line leit Iber elm
8ierteliabr9unpert tbrer Setlfraft pe9en
In Geui6lane rlbmldtit betannt II. 9tabtet uuo
taben f9 aud bier felt ben leSen orei Sabrcu eiten
foleen Stuf srporben uno et9nen iib beipneers iur
5etlun8 bbswtltVr unp bertnaii9er
Rranf9eiten,
unb tolte Memaus bic 5chnlins, SebciIt III Werten
aufseben obne Succr otee betiamen 8riattr Su per.
u1en. Die &rduter tpcreen BON mir
btreft bon DeutIhldnb
inportirt u. empfebe tt bsieIben ern3enb melntu
perbeu 9anosleuten gum 8eReitten 8ebraudbe, bd ib
felt Ibe5eust bin. oab elm Sster, esr einmaI baUpn
ntmmt, NIT eer 8rtua8 sefptB iufrte6en II. ME mtbr
bon I'M Sauit babtn; benn aud bel aintern 10 bic
pebltbattae &rtunS eteler Rrantsr mabrbait lber'
ratenb.
Ole Rraut.r Fnb su tabsn in
Nillen cber 4uloerH,
e mad gBunid, uno babsu iidb bel frI9tnosn itrant.
beiten ais beonbers beiliam erpteen, alsI
Giaetntrampt Samprrtriotn,
Bprmbef6mero,n, Dtilien,
@eiGpulit, Bertcpfun9,
Gjidt 8beumat!smus
gnsbriif9tet. EusSsbiun3,
Suien, 6ppf- u, Sabnmcb,
5tstbSda0en. Ruuoperre,
Brdune, &usertrantbeit,
Shuupfen, Betitlsmuag
Rerrenibwade
IuneeneHiS SuuounB, WfaIers,
Sercpbeiu Banepurm,
nnterle.bsbei1peroeu,
ypaheriu6t
Grippe, Eplit,
rctbe 0ubr. SraSe,
Gai3iuB, Sppblts,
talte ,Steber, pdutauS6la8e
uno alien sttantbetn,
pelbe aus ctrbprbenem SIus entfpr,n9cn.
,Serner empisb,e tb liasen=Srauterstltrr 9eaen
Wasertrampt Durbfaa. rctbe Jlubr gtuheioea,
Sutcn, @rtsltung u I. 10. @pllephbe Etcpien gu,
saujliteu Selune Ger Saliudi; Sldtpu!pgr, 3abH.
Glnttur, Sanbwurm. pulper. Hunopaier tur auser.
ltde Serlesun8en, rbeuiatide 5inttur, &rauiersbee
H. SbolsrasTltrr sipie Or. aHbite's meltberiibmtss
2u8snpalier. Suliu . ientlt,
alerauora >ga.,
General. @sent fir gaui gu,eriia.
Sn Baltimore ~ baten IN auen Npoibeten, 'rlptt
BET Sudbansler ". Senutn9b uitn, VT. 2SH,
@.sprattir. sSm 8rpBsn bet u. 8p8 tier & Co.,
Rr. 6, Sic.2tbertpitr.
Sn Bastnaton bel ebs. Gbr ittani. Gm.
3. Gnttpisle II. anbtrn auabeiern. (Septl8-)
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pctrotb eentt olele ABcnetsn 9ebrlutel, uro balo
Terbtn. aGpHlfsIn, UlGa uno Suirtebeabstt Jarud'
febreu.
DfFee Ng. 80,
Tcrtbfr., 6aus
Don 2ertn8tonfr.
Sebe bin nnb lag Dt1 Don
Or. Gtbumann,
gir. 80, Nprt6fr.,
| Sau8 bon Qertngtpnttr.
furtren! Or bat bic bis iebt betannten,
grpbten Iuren eema6t ais Der Gntbeder
cer ein!teeu unffbltartn SstImittel seSru aebems
RTantbe,teu. Ste SsbanoIuns meI6t er tmf1gast
bat bic Ytut3uu9 Ter ausgsiciduetteu Aer,te pol
sar5, 2onGpn II. WelusDor uuO lBr ouTGsSnager
@liols BAT iber aasu 3pefel tet5ee-t, tab cine
bouerube SettIrs Ger itl'mIntSu vale pGn
ttn8eturGerttr 9ultielts, GonprrbBt, Strtttrer
(pdmttbren gtreusunD, Bersrbseuug eer
8crIiebera Gruie, 1eteln tpeld)e elmer 9sptHeu
6ebeir,en Giepebnseli bte Grtiteut
ptrkanicn II. f. 10. u. (. 10.
bic sur mcr1itidu Seipisbsit erlanet ipcrben Tam
ptnn ber gattent It'd an aerSte peneet, ouf oeren
9tIer, gelt.t II. Grtabrlns man N1 eerlacn tann
efett Dt. y d ann In nnlertr Dittle H9 ais
Selltinitler nieeergelaen bat ltnb Die ptecu 8aue,
pslbe unter letre Sebanolun8 sstonn,cn no idnn't.
ltd - pbnt etne en3I9e Iu5nabme - gebeilt pptbeu.
er8e oerielten beianben tit yabrtn.
Sscnbere aufmerslamtelt rp,onet ct alien 9eteen
Ter @Jel4lt6iss II Sarnor3snc, mie Scncrrbbe, Ga.
HSIlubI VuNl DptHlf SNtNNiVt'Nh pti
aisrsn DIlie II. 8siitbsr.Eruie Reriurial-seic
II. 2aulubei.l, ME lbtrbarpt SYPHILIS I'M eriten,
ipeiteu ortitu Grade uab erblite
Or. 8 dumarn'5 5enslboot ber Bcnorrb0f
til b. upDfontntnite bic e5 gtbt; ia Ut bic ,uricf,
iiderte II. beRe. Der Rraule trbalt feneu Gcpaps
galilm. feline Sutetcrt tett Iespentinb nod anotIe
gtel erreseuee gateu; cnOtrn be ceilra eriplgt in
.rcet &aaen obne S6nerten, Obne unbellem!td,iett,
pbns acnbtruna bsr Dtit.
DameH bon glusrpdrts bic Or. GGuntdnn UNI Narb
~ iraBeu punIdjen tBnnen beieS brieliit tbut Iue
brtete an bn iputsn cine Ppitmatte entbalten, un
brantppriet Iu iperotu.
glrjenetea werprn uab alien @essnSen oes eanb.s
9eianet.
Utau orIBe1e nibt bic
Gfiee; 9sr. 80, Rprtbfrabe,
(aug291sO Baltimore Rb.
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&yer's
e BERN y ctDral

EJ Va %ysr's
I'll - = b crrD RettDral
E W. our rai4m SeIuu8 ron gridf-
"a GE3 /luHg 0uiten, grippe Set
-hss- L.sAs/ itrttit OTIUdc, 9ntS II.
euul Ger eurGbteu- SpetDe. be.
~ alnnrroT Massey bruug uuo
3n1r Ftn6eruns 6tr 9et6tn . @Wtno ii d.
ttBer tn pptNcrndteu Staoieu beS
urbel {.
SO 9rpb 1T oa5 Beb i.tucl RuttIttdt 10 iablreit
feline SeIureH, tlR eS fat IN ieoem Gbet(e oes eanotS
bfertd betounts peGitn,it5'eit,u III Wtnse gtt. Die
our6 ieiueu G,boub pOn beunubi8eaoen. Ia ctrru't.
elten Feteen Der EurBc beilet pober iiRo Be eren
stnnalAtr gerlude init itln Bctu8 Der setn ancern
9ulbismiitel su ir9r terpcr, olS cap et unbemet't
tltete urb 100 man ,cihe 5uten lDrtlinBtu teut, TT
has Yub'um rtbt mcbr I'M 3ptlitl, su peIbsm Wi'
tel cS aeBeu bic lualpruen II. aeibr!tbeu, lnertui
Rlima c0en:n Qdd,pcrSen bu pnustnoDane greIfen
cl. geGbrenb pIcIe utpr'iame IRttd, nit cen.n
ran e1s publilum Hbtdnemnt, ,yostc gemlbt
taten uno tet See gepcTIsn tno, bat b'eie5 nit
eeem 9erfute ueuc ,frtunee Ilb srpCrten ben Nran.
ZEN unctraehtte lectlttattu eJpteen IL ju 5abretbt
uro 'u meEtwptet3s Gursn 8emaht um eeI8eitn ~
ptrbtu.
QDr ttnrsu tcnt puttiIm nur peribern bd6 fer9.
fattg oaraul 9,itteu lpirb bah Ss psconl imner bon
better Gualuit ii II. mis- ale sinoauGj 5epd9rt, bt
es e leipdbu bat.
lSeihlthe. Gfritc, Etaat5minner II, bercctraasnbe
psrbnlibfcer IN arcBcr Sabl bobeh uber Die unibsr.
treiilib, 8ugbtet uuisrsr otmttel ,d)rtittt 3tu9.
nB ob3eie1i; RIunlmIHJd pert etct csn Hbbruf BET
.StuAnhe. Hnlett a6eaten pctablol8tn un1etu sants
it'aud en- Etmauab" A. ats; er tutb6it be 3ltgniHe
une aeraue Sef4 eibun3Ser Gstuten oe Die Rtii.l
beleu.
Iber en- II nj Il IN m enb be8 Wittel 5ur gtu
Ietn'8unl bIaubt itnoet In ptt5 Su tamm ~
Aeieete Saria iapartllen. .Srtraft
bic Gsetgnets MseBn. Din 0eiaA telsbr picrt iber
een lpertb.
3ubereitet pcn 3. Is. aptrs spmp. qcpsa
Iia. uno gu babsn bcI dlIen Gpcibe'e'n uno areret
Ger'du'eru aler Srien. tiar.ufeb)
Ia Il. sstinUs npuse,Gtau
q. ~ 4essstys- Rr. 0. terngtCn. ;mi6cR AaIptr.
Ssrk-E---d- II. RcrtbIlt.
.iubn SSnre s; 25rnr.T
enlp'ttitn eCGI heutNdtn ButItun eacbent tbrt elt
9aAten SerCud)tu Nutit)cu Sg1Gtts &C
tuc 5autr re ueustbtnle ouS eel beribultu Sabrs
bet So, 5edbaus &tgdtet etnen Prad t.
tetdpenmoaeH trbalten une iino nunmtbr tn
g iaute, esgrGbnIe ~ be'or CT,
Z k bieu upier Suiibtrlmg teefeI, biI9tr u. auf
a,tr'ialHcf 8tticnira nm serelled Suiprr1.
f;Seotyd-l
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gSeataIsRsttseit.
Baltimore ytre 9nfuranee'

~
Cffice.
SiietrcfsGefe pun 2puths u. 5SaferfIy..
n,rfldersiGrito1treu6 Se9esgerIui cber Sdabtn trd
Rranpun9ild, isppbt IN her Staot. iue I'M Honte,
az. ar!eil ocr GtpsHbum, @obns, 2atens u gaa-
tfrikduer, SGnbGsaitsr. Gderbluptoautte. WI5beln.
Disqualification, I'M 8au bsariens ooer i'm Saitn
In sabuaa teftnoItde BabrSeu9e &C.
SaS Sh..tortnr1 beitebt aus foisenesu Serrtui
&. s. cohen. i 9tdiio,u!;
K6r q 6grriiDn, IT Z Gn9,
Bes q 8frerS, Ssntp Garrpu
II B glridR, sS Struart,
OaUi6 y ItAch. gsE 8 BrIue,
alm 4 BrrtbiHsspA. S Bon GapH,
8 geanlnatou. ,, ,cS @raHtltu,
sSoibRa z 6ebe1, Z Jtc6 .yeutin&,
4Rettpn .-itfoart.
NpM ldtipns- Hermare uuS rptitere Ta6ribi Iber
bic eieitdi61l wlro In her CfHec, Slbwtit-@de bon
Seutbs II. sDaerifrase trtttlt pb auh ale GNiirdaf
JpIcrt trlccist perbeg. 3eriiteunasu iperbea aui
tr4eno cine SrtIt auScnrnmtn ruel6e Der appIitani
lplni5tn mag.
(sanl,lSl ar. gDecbpprtb, Geir.
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wissGis firx Damen |

Somen ,pe'd,e car Ei,nite enss ausn srstes bes
iolrfsn tcattn lid, nets at Or. gcinulanii, gtr.
30 9rrtb., nabs 2srn9tpnir., iperber. Hr q d IL
ann ~ Ger en,9e arit in oiei'm fanbe, aui ben
man I'D bel Der Seinns auer 5tausnrantbsttes per-
Ialien tam. ale ba iiuSi
Gtpdnna Der mcnatltden Reintctna,
Yebarrutter-8prf II. 8eribmdrnaa,
Naden. unb Seittn6merter,
Nieeergeihlaeenbtit,
pesber tlub SprettlORsfett, RsrpbfitSt, &osfpsb
un6 ale ben Samrr eiGent 8eitpsretn.
Seee Dame bic ttuen 8eittdten Drttpr tplui9t,
folle BET Or. Y d. II nj II sprfpretbeu.
,aon perseie ni4t bic snurer so, Rprtb., Elm
SauS BON Fertn3tpnfr. SaItimpre, Utf. GrSeneien
tostoen nab am earSesa,aenhen herlarht.
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0ebeime aranfbeiten.
grnnpltbe Sur sarantirt
Or. Spfepb Tabian.

WegttlIe GraltDetten.
grhnpit6e Sur aarantirt
Or. Soiepb gabian.
Sffce: yir. 22S, 0ine. Srabe,
NbiIateIpbia.
Or. Eabian saraniut IN foISenben 8ranfteiien
ben MIR islbit iabsreilst unb III burdaus ird ben
AuediIber.
@ebeiue Granfbeiten
beSerlet @siGledts, 70 itredlit III ibren Splsen,
penn pslna9laif8i nno tenn nidlt pru enem eriabu.
men Nttte bebanbelt.
eelbtteFefuns (Onanis).
nddltasa ean,sns!s.sanssn, gawaGs s.r fn fmannns
ltden Sen9unBstTatt, &ebtnsibrbrub unb enolid,
gusiebrlns. Sun8e eeute. bic iidb be1tn bewnbt
tno. touien lib ptrtrausntcoa an mid tpenben. SD
fraitisen @eiunbbet suridsebra6t, bic bon AnSertn
fali1 tebanSet cser ais unbe,ltar auSeeebsn porbeu
iub.
Srauen.8ranftetten.
WciAef SIuR, biufg bic urfate alesmetn,r
S9ma@s, unreselndaiafeit unb uniruebtbar,
unrtse1mdBtsfett
" FER nonotIitben Reintauna ober gdn,lid,es
SluSbliiben btriclben. etidpiel bon peter ltlade.
tptre in wsnsen Gasen bon mir berseeut obnt natb.
tbeiIt8e 8olsen iir Die 6eiunbbet.
Seti mener iiniistndbri8en praris IN tief8er Staet
babe i'd mid baulhdli6 mt ber Sebantluug pbte,I
9rantbeiien bei4dfst unb bartn bic 9Iansentcn Re
fuliaie trSelt.
4uswdrttse pattenten
tennen bon mir tebanbslt psrcen. penn lie mir ibren
9uiiauo fdyittlid mititeilen.
Gtbert. (San5.1S0
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 22S, Vine St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(Saml81S)
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Die 9 dwlmolu1i alel6t 8lap.
per lan9e; lie 9ibt tets parn.nbe ansei6tn
ibrer RGbe Gin Siiitelu bumpe Sruitihmerstu,
gteiur9 Der 9unse btr. @enabIaiHs man c.ielbe,
Idft man es binbinsen. bis itt Gperblas6en b,lcen
bcneu encten BAH oie,n, taHu iit o.r Sob eas gnb.
erashntB. 2luen'J 3unaen Saiidm BELT alle
Seretcn EDstIe, tei:'ttat gn5ilnbus entiemt Sblem
Ii. etter, n,ajt eem Suten EN- Cube uno beugt ber
en- Goh auslebsncen Gus',brun9 Dor.
gu baben tei 6. s gS Ga8pari. (Scbr)
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Smet idt1ume 6iGe bon Qdmprrtcibsn
blrb Or. Stridlano'S pdmors


Sr. @laB aus Sagespae, 94seoniin, thelt sum
geiten allcr nit ben 5amprrbpitsu 9ebaftstsn nit,
rap CT Sabre lang an gan, btsartisenS
9elttteu uno lem Sruoer aus sei6sm @rilnoe ben
eas uehe ttrRtb 9tlabmt bate, ais unbeilbar aus
bem ultlttarbenite rtrabi6tebet ipurbe. Btbe bbht
iraurtacn 5lle wurben burd, cine BIai9t bon Or.
Strtdlane's Samorbpioen Diittel eebpten. Die
@mpieblun8 bieiel Serren, frlpte bic auBerbem ti0-
LID tel Or. Stridlaub ein0ebsnoen 3eueniie ipatsn
paltcnen ubsrieu9su, bof bic ld,rpitrsiten einsez
tethten Male cGth Or. Strd(anb'S Sdmorrboioen-
nhiel 9tbetit mprSen. llfberaa baten apptbetcr es
oerratbt9; in Sa It imcre Setb Q. Sauce
ylr. 2oS, Weit. .9alIimoreitr.; In 80 a[Binstcu
Seiepb 10. u atrn& Bruber.
l3roButrt6uier: u. 8caeter Il 60. unb
Ebom on " 8 I Q d. Baltimore, Rb.
IN g8 a 10 atom bel 6 Gb8. Gbrtittant,
glr. 37l "a aesuue (Suli81O
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SpSpspSTe. - gpas .,eb.rmann iast, mub patr
fcn. abr baben p5n 9.uter, pel9en Or. 9 trtd.
gant's tontidbe W tttet poblsetban, 10 bau.
Ns eailote lcbcn b6reu, eas mir idlesib iins 9snS-
Der Etat oCm ieotsmalia.n 8ebraude eeHeIbtn Sci.
lung erparten Drum foreern mir ale, bic NIT Be
eaaunssb.i6werSsn pter Stap.ui6pade b,laesn iiub,
aIt itr apOttete ju eebtu unb cine ssai@e BON Or.
9etb 9. ,Sansf, VII. 1Os, geeit. gsiiim.r,ltr.
N w a fbtn9tpu bel 5ofesb G. " atrn q
Sruber al babrn.
@rp6pertGuier: u. 8c9eIer & g 0. unb
8bpmip on x y 0 q, Baltimore Rb.
Sa 10 btuatp n bel q bs. iftatr
S7r 37l 90 Ibruuy IcSuI;e I q
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Gin G5cutt 1t i'm llml0ufr, e0S ttr
5rclpgcr YrCirTrr NiUrBt IL ecr Nate
pon Ulanbdttan, NanlGs, ertrpreH
jri.
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Gin @eltB, wrlctss Yterocbtete
nit benz 3pee befr1it. TT ROM Scnate Der
SeTssSetung non Georgia or8tnommfu
IppIpCu.
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@incrolmatpr 0onb9 tat rinsn S,itbl
crlaTn, wpnab bic Hjtleec pcn ypul'i'
ana, wdt9c pcrb;etcn. @eiellIb ba ITEM
opn Sarbtgen ju tntoEpor'Ern 'Nf
nun unp nicttia grfldrt WereCn.
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Ter bttannte po.niite gtaf B N u
Ystp ilarb tuultb in Vrnecn TN NlI.r
ron 81 ,jdtrtu
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ecrace Sdmfs, esr Astut cCS D5rcIc.
mems Bureau" IN !iprp.90tpIind, p,rcr.
ltOt letba cas- 0utscipreu1tc @erud I,
ofm,uicl1e or tuBlh in g8albmNtcr,
Beaufort GpuNt2 migS1netIt ~oEprn
lei.
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Sn Srpptlpu, H. D., wpGsi tie
GausI9uinsg SO. 50 per &as babsn.
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Das llnterbou ces opn9re
les bat pit s. 8eSen SO 81. SSNebGru
an gcr6ees' S!sae ais berettt5t gum
Gcn1ltgllse eIfidIt.
, 1866-04-03

por: Of Valparaiso fourteen ships of war,
as follows
EngIjsh-Leader and Sutlej.
F~rench-Veuus.
North American-VanderbiIt, Powha-
tan, Tuscarora, Mohongo and Monadnock.
RusSian-AIeout.
Swiss-Gefe.
Spaoish-ViIIa de Madrid, Resolution,
BereogueIa, Eeucedora, and Marques de
Ia Victoria, besides the Numancia and
Blanca outside, others were expected,
British, French, Prus>ian, and American.
, 1866-04-03

allies in the most spirited manner against
nearly double the weight of metal Of their
own vessels. The engagement lasted
about two hours, and some 1900 shots
We're exchanged, when the two Spanish
frigates got so badly knocked about that
they cleared off in retreat to return to
Valparaiso to report their defeat and get
refitted.
The allied squadron consisted of the
frigate Apurimac, 80 guns, Peruvian
corvette America, 10 guns, Peruvian
corvette Union, IL guns, Peruvian Dis
patch~boat ~Corud0nga, 3 guns, CHILEAN
in all amounting TO 81 guns. The Spanish
vessels werc-Fri&aie BiuQca, 36 guns
trigate ViUu De Madrid 50 guns-in all
Sc guns.
The allies were anchored for general
overhaul and c]oaling in one of the chan
urls near Chloe, called Chjyanut, near
an island called Ablao. The frigatc
1Durimuc had part Of her machinery on
shore, and the two cotvetleS were also
undergoing repairs, SO that of the four
only the CUCaao0ga was in a condition. to
change her position il repaired. On the
10th February, about ten in the morning,
Il was reported t5at Two tfigatcS were
nearing supposed 70 he Spanish. Every
measure was Immediately taken TO place
the vessels III a state OF defence ana most
energelicatjy was THIS carried out. By
hAil-paSt two IN The afternoon the two
ships OF the enemy were seen making
head Tor the situation OF the allies, ana
III hall an hour more were within l,oO0
metres OF their position. Ihe allies
were The inst to ire and were energet'-
ca!Iy rep'led to. For about two hours
a most earnest c~aunouadlng was Kept
up, the fre OF The allies beng well ftSu-
Ialeu throughout Inc btdRcd was rem
uelo" ",nip sst u'0'J = "m" "u"I 1890 tho
:nuo "-"I' ~ U'1pPVH ''1' -, =
'S,"'i n,ono -. w., - +" nn-T "rar ,h,
~ "|''"oo y 'aUUH"''o :"
>"anI IN ,, -, ~ L".o
means of knowing actually the amount of
killed aud wounGed. the humber must
have been very heavy, Judging from The
lead bodies afterwards seen floating
about. The other vessel suffered badly
also. and both soon cleared out. Most
unfortunately rs we have said. the ma
, 1866-04-03
CALAMITOUS FIRE
AT ST. KATHERINE'S DOCK.

On Monday forenoon great commotion
and excitement were caused in the city,
and along The waterside down the river,
by the outbreak of a very serious fire at
the st. Kathcrjurs' Dock, making the
third that has occurred IN thrt great COM
nercial shipping depot within the last
few years. 1t ragged with terrible fury
during the whole day and succeeding
night, consuming part of two of lis ware
houses, and destroying property to a
very large extent. The warehouses form
ed part of the letter ii stack and were
some eight or ten in number each, four
or SIX floors in height; all communicating
on every floor by means of double iron
folding doors. The import basin Of the
dock with its shipping thanked the south
side of it. The principal goods stored in
them were spirits, talIow, palm oil, cot
ton flax, jutc, and other merchandise, 10
The extent Of upwards of f2,000,O0O
value. The circumstances connected
with the outbreak are somewhat eXtraOr-
binary. The warehouses had been open
some h0urs-labourerS were on every floor,
receiving goods raised from the quayS by
the hydraulic lifts, and were wheeling the
property the centre length of the stack
for storing when people came running
into the dock from the adjacent street
and WaterSide with intelligence that one
of the warehouses was en- fire, and that
they had seen the flames coming out Of
the roof. The police at the entrance
gates looked upon the informants with
surprise, for to them there was no appear
ancc then of any danger; but y few
minutes suiliced to show that a most dan
gcrous fire had broken out in the fifth
storey If warehouses, letter +; yet, on
some Of the dock officials rushing up into
it, they found men at work in the floors,
below quite unconscious of the fires eX-
i|stence. The dock managers, with the
superintendent, dockmasters, and police
officials were Immediately summoned TO
the scene, and several gangs of IabourerS
who were in the docks We're set to work
with buckets to extiuguish the fire. The
class of goods stored on the floor in ques-
ton was chiefly coir fibre and bales of
lutte. There was an Immense stock OF 1t
on the floor piled and stacked to the cell
ing. It was evidently all on fire sending
forth a fearful binding and sutf0caIlng
smoke, compelling the men to beat a
speedy retreat. The dock officers, finding
it was impossible to e%xlinguish the fire,
commenced securing all the iron doors,
so as to shut off all communication with
the rest of the warehouses. This they
effected, except one connecting the fifth
floor of F warehouse with that Of the
same floor !ettered FL. 1t was wide open,
but owing to the terrible overpowering
influence of the smoke that filled the floor
the men could not exist in it. Several
made an effort TO reach the door by
, 1866-04-03

Post Magazine and Insurance Monitor, jan. 6.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Nlonetaru and otutnmtrfial.
CIneinnntI NIarkcts.
CINcINNArL Aucu

,..-.s,.f. .ClNCINSArI, August l3.
FtouR-The market Is quiet and I'M
changed. Superline we quoted mt SO 5OCa
Z 10 The latter. ratio for. good city and
country blNnds,. Trade brands of extra MT
50 W@lO D; family at $40 50@1l 25. and
fancy at $40 b0G9l3 60 ey .-.
Wnrkr-Tte supply Is light. and prices
are fully sustained. No. new red sells at
! from 81 25@2 30 new hill ut 50 40@2 as !:
Inew white Is held at 50 50m2 55. Nothing
Of consequence doing in old
COBN-lhe market is quiet and dull.
Mixed shelled " ould not bring over G06Glc.
in elevator and T2@T3c. in sacks. White
shelled Is easier. 7Sc. being the be At offered
for in bulk. Mixed ear is held at 5saGOc.
at the upper and lower roads.
OATs-The market confines dull. Fresh
receipts OF No. are held at iO611c. and
No. 2 ut Bic. New Is offered MI 35636r
No sales since our last.
RYE-No. will not bring over 75@7Sc. &.
choice is held at S36nS5c
DApIEY-Prinie new TALL is In demand nj
81 606gl 55. Malt is quiet
iGRdUFiIps-Thc market rules yorv urict
.at 2h663lc, for fair to choice Rio cnire; i2
@l5e- for raw sugar; IA l6@lSr. for hard
refined AND S0@0Oc for Porto Rico Molas-
Sos iHFUI
WmsRY-The market for bonded Is firm.
and holders are asking 2Sc.. but the demand
at at tn tsls 81 figure iS light Duty paid IS quiet
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-14
Health Il Siietin No. 9.
J BOARD OF lIEAL'fif
MONDAY EVESINt;,' 'Atipust n

BOARD OF iEALflf,l
MONDAY EYf.SINfi August l3.
The Board of Health met at The Auditors
Office II. w. Steele presiding. All OF The
members present .I,t
the S oretGiy was Instructed tosstate 4,
the public that not case Of cholera had rs
eral health Of the civ i Go5J. Cba,ero
prevailing as aa epidemic i'1 Cincinnati. II
was deteln'nel % p'"re tie city I'm flic
best possible sa,.itapk -i ,,d,tinn. -
The CjnrH,ifT e f,frT = a 1tv tbe no,r1
TO build n huspital. "a, y.t,d tl.ot thou Il, ~
secured 4 Ilatt! AID ii rtrdtthi viG, y a ~
chaiic to er6ct the bosnitsi wjfbanf ny ~
delay also dad pr5curel hedsteads and
every thing necessary 10 c6uiplete mo NO.
pitai for lbs i.acrntj6r of n,fianfsN wy ''S7
The Str Il Commj,sioher re,,D,tad tho,
an extra force. .NynIl,I 'be eddid 40 ,,in"n
the city ina thorough a,.d cleanly cpmGi-
tta,, Il ~ N'N"'''J NNNhl-
Oh motion con,n,i,
secure tbo so,.,,ie,',, ~. w "l1'oiIl5u 70
needed. ma snItoble ,yodoi, a,,I n',rSes, y
carry notienfs To- ~ ~ WIKI 'hH uIVer 70
ueh ID + . " ,,.t lit ",lu Ii.Jeronie were APP
PV''r"u ~, '',o,i, ~, ','eI a., I'm,
oloot:,, ,io.ro y, I,l a, pI.ces'ed TO the
nc 1911 W ~ ~ ~ uHher. Alter ballot
aIasSt,.I Is' DPo''r lt' ~ ~ ne WIS du'y declared
'i1Suo, ~, uo,,.
cootisfion aiiio nt W. & g',puMaen ,H was appointed
Wpiden an b. n Eoker 't1 ~ re cobs5it III . ,s, ~
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Quean of one sanAwieh b islands.

o4aaa ~ AsniNGToN, August l3.
=. Her Majesty Queen Emma arrived here
This evening about six o'clock ia tho train
depot bY Nj Cox " tlie sk.AS Ds IA StrSaIf "a III
on behalf Of the Government. several
carriages We're IN waiting, andythe royal
party was taken b. Willard's Hotel and
shown 10 the parlors aud apartments .prc-.
pared far them. IA short time f;fiter their
mfyal, llonsl llsnry .Stanbery. acting See
repiry OF state, appeared IN the barlors
wlnTa athe Queen and her suite werG as.
seIobled, and gave them formal welcome,
on bchhlf itlio SecretaFy OF State. who Is
absent, ii4..4l. .hI. $50 tlIt .f' .f ieilti
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mon schools. They have formed battal-
liQnf. eonsistipg of about three hundred,
which has military drills At night. com
mandelby one of their number, who has
.peAu isrthe service. They say the object of
DRILLING Is 20 prepare for the next war and
the Republican leaders threaten war
within two montlIs.T The organization ex-
tends over the State