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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17

gernS. 8fFer, 10. Carl SGass, GtauHdu;
s.. 8tr6eabofer , @latten ; SOB. gtatner, .
8asern; Gari StabN S6bmen; Spltf ga
lenfa NIT Samtlie, DO; @asb. @'olner unp
Setnp 90. ! @Ht. Steet Burttemberss \
Srtepr. Steef, 30. : 2outls Strait, rp.; $40
bert Sod, no.; Sob. Nispluh9rr, DO; Sob.
8otmfetper, b.; SpDS. NtpHl, b.; 6rtepe'
rife Straub, DO. g9tib. &ubsi, S.>Galel;
Gltinb. 8uldpmdm, DO; Setnr. Sa9en, Sls
e~enburo; 8ilbelmine @rsg, Sberrei3enauj
Garl sud ameritd f.; Smrlette Nramer,
Sa6Ien; 9raNS 8Ggier ntis camille, 800
men; ST.. $. Spyps nit 8antlte, ct. epuls;
Garl sd. S6orscr, 8urtember9 ; Spren3
@theprn nit Santlte, Sberfr9nten +; SSpp.
81. Bar, DO; Glifdb. Semmler nnp &inbeSt
&6etnpfatS gltiab. Senftf, DO. ) SDpbte
Sreul, S.sOdrmlapt ; Sart. IreS p0.5
6elene 6Dfntann, DO; Clemens Nubpl, 81
penbur9; gcrnb. Sol. Stepe, no.; SobGun
gBiufttng nit Samilte, Sahien /; SrtepriN
| Wplps nit 8amtltr Slpern Wagpalena
| S6mibt, 20, ; Mago. Shpnperger, Wirt>
tcnDera; @ertrlp S9el, CO.; Geneptft Wuf-
lptter, b.; Mnna SAbnberger, DO; Serm.
@tesfe @pmmrrn ! 6risor, NoaH gBelf'
ptalen /; Gatb. Muler @retn unp Slneerr
Sranffurt q. 3d.. Sol. Struts, @ussbure;
Caroline Sired unp &inp, Stuttgart; Caro-
fine 8ranper Yacen !; Maria @rln 81
Darmltart; SOB. Melfen, 8annpper; Srieor.
Welert, 9apern; SOB. SN. Orufe NIT 81~
atitte, S%lpenbur9; Sob. Ialers nit SAINT"
tie, 6annGprr SSWalp Sre6en, Bonn;
Gbritel @iesanp unp &tnp, @reuBen; 6rte>
Srt6 SrieR nit Bamilie, Hesenspalee; Carl
Sdyreiber NIT S6wtte b.; Garl Srlbber~
nop unp Srau 9rs&asn @relbert $eSp,
b.; GpbtaS SrrienbrlgSe, Slrcnbur9; Srr>
mann 9erienbra59e, Gtneinn1ti; Gltlabetb
gyaate GlDenburs +; S8tlb. 9elsntam unp
8rau, 9reubenj Sriepr. &etnide, DO; Srte'
bid Setnse , DO. ; Carl Grplta unp Spbn,
3D.; SOD. ant. SNulbe, 3D.; @re9pr Scrt'
bran 8aselE ; Selene 8ptt 10. +; Spbs.
Neuse NIT Santlte, @reueeR; Sbtllpp gede
b.. ; SOB. Rewarp nit Santtlte, @ssdlen'
burs Sob. @bIiRen, 70. !; Marta Sahtt,
b.; Spb. Mlaer, SaGien ; Seinr. Sau'
ner, S.-0armNabt /; Seinr. 2btele, !9annr'
psr; Gatb. SrieSri9' rap Sinh S.'Darrt'
tapt; ST.. @ug. 8prner, Sadster; ai9ult
Carl Sla6, b.. Carl @lns. Bla3 nut 80
milte DO. ; @eprg SGuabst, Maltppls;
@aipar Memmertn9 nit San,iltes SataOsef ;
@br. 2tnptmann, 20. ; @eiina Sten, ~
Sbefla Santsn DO. ; &egtna &aSs, ~
Selma 9penter bc.; Gnges stllrerta "V' w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17

4O7. 900, amertt. $4,000 g., In Ses 1927
600; amierif. 1900 D. ebl 26T CD.
- @ni;en, taltf.. tpeie. 1914 3d.; rctb.
pefl. l014 @elfhtcrn 3SH cd. =
SAFER go CD. - 9Gtetl6weineFeti& 81
Cd 2iplaamsn 81 cd. - Sett 10 ed.
= 3udrr SO cd. = StetnbLrdf. 1g. rpe
~ cd. = Serpentin rs 3d. Sars,
orb. 53z, feines Is cd. = @erte neniinel.
= Safe 60 cd. - Sped SIS cd.
Supre, 16. DIT. - 9aumpole fett9
auf Eager 1877, in See 123 fur tres prpt'
natre.
antptrpen, 1G, Stt,- StcinbI 491a
HrnncS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
Wrurfi,sy SnrIteliuitn.

99ie aus uniercn Mnsti9enipallen ~ er~
ieben, finbet iberntprsen, @pnta9, 10. Dit
9lbenps, in bsr vMe1anics Saae", SIR. l52,
@ef- SaSetteltr., gum Seiten pes rSrantltpT
Sulttuts", Y. Oegen'S Shule, ulter MItt"
pirfuns mebrerer bteiiser 8eretae unp De-
tetlanter etne 1beater>8 prtetlans neblt epn>
sert unp San5trdnjhen TAFT. Our NuHup-
ruts selan9ien Gin BON Srn. Oe9en 'elblt yer
fabtss 2>afti9eS Drama nit @elan9: gSur
Gle" uae Der 9enepir'iAe rBetberfeinp."
SIR bofsn, pab aus &ldltd,t ant pen
2wef bieler tcmblntrttG Srrfelung paS
SluS reht sefillt ietn iptre.
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Die beute suiemnenSntretenee
fSnuncuftptt.

Ginige Delesaten-ppn G0iea9c ,SStlnIcl'
ptia &c. = Fnp bareit5 9eitern etnSetrpnen.
Cine 8prperiammlung 1T auf beute Iforser
un IL utr nad her %ngermanid," gSelt'
Qpmbarptr., a%us9eihrteben. Die Mtt8lteper
tsru Dcutihen@cfHidcft SpnalarNlanp" inn
lpestea eingetaptn. Der beutiBen erlten 3I>
lanmenfunft bciSuppbnen. Aim Mtpntdee
,ptrp bic Gpnsenttpn WabrIhetnltN tbre erlte
sieuns i'm y8lpapwaY>S ntttute" balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
Sbeater III Der Snrnbafle,
Wr. 300, WeltT9ratEIIr.

TdS Steatuunternebmen in Der 1urnbale
befnpet lid III lads unr frnitserltanpt9et
,Sdneen. Die btsberige1 8priteaunsen tpd"
rem rett befrtept9enp man lab, pab has
Wrrlpnal lid nit 2uit unb 2tebe ibrer Auf'
Sabe septpmet. @bae aud pas SublttuIit
pds Streben, reeslmdbise @prtea4ngen nit
autem Gnlenibie 5u bieten, bGrG etfrt8en Ss'
llA unterltissn!
Wpntaa wtrp rae biffprifde Drama: Ter
9burn BON 9esle pper Raria BON BGr8ahc"
ptererhglt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17

HS- Sd, ipurbc in Srei 9asen pplffaneis prit
5dm,prrbpieen, bic mid tslnabs ssftdnsts bic lesieh
fanf SABRE binsurd pIasttn, snrd ZEN @serand elmer
SO 6faftt spn sBalcotts rFdit faint" %eetsilf'"
pain Paint" fam man aud bel alien D%rpspNten tau'
len. 6. u. Dpu8tsrtp, Rr. 114H, @eF'Sa't''
mprefr. in Naeut fur alttmsre
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SDrlenberidt.
(96a(id ron g. s. 2ptmes 8 Grmp. IN Nr. ~,
Sputbfrabe eorriBtrt.)


4. g. s4per eatlsf s%eaattst, ron maud's %bsrufrttt1
gofoSal.e statue ser ~gietsra" (Giesesasttinl, heni et1
o,utbume Der Krone BAYERN. rel&es am Ginsan8s gum
ipSr;oIideu galaae In wsinden %uufssfeat IL, cine eoptI
~sufertiasu III IaHtn. Der Dcttrr bat hiefelbe In Srsrs|
aieaen laHtn uns tann her etast eppel Jun Usf6sit
aemadt, ~pfclbi fe int Satle a~ufseaeat rsrttn uns B
Iriumybe Der Greitsit ant grsaeitunbt rerFnnbils!id
Comet IL auf feline Satrrssn NIT Ge8t acb; unttr ben
ltlbsn aettn Mpcr'sM seiyinsn rtsnan. Gle prasen fs
Ramen her Stabt tn's tanttart Gebd&tniS Der sablsis
,Dsense Elm. pelde purd Re BON tafisen uab pft ssfat1
li6en aeissn ssteiIt srcrhen.
(au8.) (grfcner ~Sournai. }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
Sic q bIeu,

Die turh ben ausaans rsr @ablan an,
3tediaae tersDraerufere &%ufresuns il
cher in Ser GU, ais 9lbnabne besrlfen. DAP
las @aDIsrSebWiB in SenniYlpanisn bsioa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
~ stists fur geasss. sAlasins,i uns

81 Iricfe fur mtateas Shlasinsft unb
uBaiter llsssn in Der err. b. ri.
BET Sir Srn. Subann Dletr,d, stocs liest Elm Or
In Der Grp. b. 81.
~ 9nr Nntcn pobtfelb ltesst tt prtef III
&rp. D. Blattes.
Rg- Or. 9brintou pclbu 1u erlurt, In WedlI
anselsgenbeitet bel ,nS uprAufprehen.
ss- aufseber Der BabIuns an 5rieprfd SdpnrraiY
uttrihstaufen, III eriu&t, In Der UP . o. ppt
iprsten.
Rs- @iaf Du ejne d&te bpwefd,r NdbniGfdp
taben, sets ~ 81 q. Wc&enneu y ee' ~ ~.
Sbarpar. eAo0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
GpiseepaI>@ oapentipn.

9ew,gprf, I6. Sft,-Die prctelanti,
l6e episcopal : @enfral>G Convention ttelt
teute tbre Siguns In Der @erfldrunss~
&u9e. urmitelbar na9 Grpfaung per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
Selesrapbiide Sepeiden.
tssri4tet fur ben . Denlf&en Grrrefpunsentsu."l
Setheufhau.

philadelphia, 16. Sttpber. - Die
2ttteniddu In benz Safe beS ant @atlta9e
erfho0enen &naben %eftuns ergab ais Ser.
rift: bab Oericlbe bon benz @tbulfs- Shertf
sos. Sldntgbdn erld,eien ipurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
OaneefSberidbtc aus Gurppa.

QtDerpppt 15. DIT. --gaunfpple tetig;
0eYfaufe 10, 900 3; rplanbs 1913; Orleans
IL; 2SoHenperfdute $4,000 g.; Grpprt 49,
900 B.; Spefalatipn 1000 g.; Eager
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17

Sattfot, q. Cd, i6. Sttpbsr.
81. Seasleg Der BON ber 9rtnS @oBdt6s~
Snfel nah ben Ser. Staaten 9efanpt mar,
I'm beauSli6 pes nenen iubrtarinen 8abelS
gu unterbanbetn, lit Sprlduitg 6btle 8elultdt
5Wrifgetebrt, pa bic 8e9terun9 bic be9ebrte
Subprnttpn oerpsiaertc. = Sr. Sea5leV be-
rthtet bdb bic bur6 cir Thornton an9e,
taBnten We9p5iatipnsn brtislt6 pes Jteciprp'
}itdtS = Gertrdscs bon Srn. Setp0rp lblepD
memo erlGbtat fplrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17
Guropaiibe 6orienbcribte.

&pnbpn, I6. DIT. Der. Ct. 5.2Oer
72%. - erie BIZ. = Satnpts 954. -
Mtlantic> unb Great . @eitert 3916. -
Gonfpts, fur gaarseIb 94%; tn IeGnuns
94A.
S~ranffurt a. 81. 16. Sft.-ger. ct.
5.20er fef su III.
Samburg 8, Is. Sftbr. - Mrherifaner
691.
parts. Is. Sft.- S6rie feiier; @enten
10 ST.. 10 6. -
" IN 4 b a M, 16. Sft.-8er. ct. 81
20er 1873.
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N1& MnlnsSInin
EnIanpSs Marftbertctt,

3ew>gprf. 16. Sft. = Die beutjs
Shlubnptiruna betrus 1919.
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cJnStdner Scramsforoeruns.

-IHpIHHsT' JJCTNHBIpTpVINHB4
Denver, 16. Sftpber. - 30 feineltde
3ntianer erihienen DOT Sort Gppn unp fpr-
berten bic Sruppen gum Samrfe terauS.
Sen, 9enrpGe SertpeiGerte benIelben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17

tte8t. ..-
ct. 2puts, 16. Oft. = SIN Daeptat
1T ter Gepublifaaer Spinf in ben Gpnsres
gepdbtt ipprben.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sc.
rubt--3uriidtritt Sepmonr'S
uito 0fair'S.
Die auberprbentfi6le N%ufreeuns terriht
in Netp ; gorf, @albtngtpr u. +. ~. SIM
yWanbattan>Glu b" 5u Nerp -yorf tpurbe ppr>
geflern M5enb pfen Der i3uriiftrttt SeYs
mour's Spr9eihlasen. Die fog. Sriebens>
Oenptraten erbpben Gtntpanb. Der geltriae
uN..g. Seralb" fast in elmer W~dibinatpner
Dspei6e, ede ~berpprrasenbe Demotraten
!Srn. Mugut Belmont, benz BpriiBer bes
n~atipnalen GrefattS>G pmite's, s~eratben Bat
ten, bas aestere un9efdurnt einsuberufen.
Gin anberes @erlht lautet babin, bas
seymour einen 8rtef seitrteben Babe. no,
rim er auf bic ganoibatur per3ihtet. Der
Brief ,ipl ii6 beretts in g~elmpnt's 8dnber
befnben. :;
Son Cincinnati fbmntt aleth3ettta BIZ
| Melbune, baB Sen. s. q. Blair bort bprse.
tern ein8eirpfen ltro eite ldngere s3ufam'
menfunft nit berpGrrdgetben Dertpfrdten
| aebabt 6abe. Or tabe fih iinperbolen aus
geiprphen unb feline gereittrtatsfeit erflart,
bon Der 8iee> Yrdiibentur 3urad3utreten. 81
lei bereit, Maes 3u tbun, UNI bds 2atp aua
ben Sdnpen Der &abifalen 5u b~efreien.
Gbaie DDreefAIa9en.- mcclellan
ais Oices NrdfeentfdbaftS Ganpi-
eat.-Der xon Der Nrefe.
Das neueite Geriht lautet bdbtn, bab tte
Gemctraten beatidttsen, Sepnpur unb
Blair fabren gu lafen unb gbaie unp Wc.
glelan pser Sanccf auf3ufelen. gSir &C.
fardten, bdb biein Shritt beute 3u ipdi
fomntt. 9Hdre cieles am A. Suit seihe>
ten, lp barfts bic Situation beatelieine gan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-17

felben leste Gbrp. Or. cam. Gcpfe, N.<g.,
Gin Wempranbum nber ben Or. 8pn9'ihsn
Gpnattt pcr, wetber einem @prttte 3u8etpte-
fen tpurbe. Or. gbpe, ga. purpe ais
ghdbmetfcr DiebereTpdbft. gtrp. Or.
@ttttt Ycm 3tEsefan. GOmite brrtttete Su
@upten eer girthtung etrer neutn 9tbScie
I'M peflifrn Eiep .gGrt. 8n6 LANCER De-
batte fpuroe bic Rarpenss &enreruna5< Srd9e
nit 90 seaen 80 serta9t. Der Sriennial'
geridtt Der 0erpalttr bes tbeplDsiihen @ene.
raj. Seminars tn Stem g)ort ipurbe Spr9ele9t
upp Johann rad Gmpfanosnabrle elmer Bot"
iAaft tes Sauies ber 8tl16fe iptBen gjeltei<
lung zines Gcnferenj.@ cmtte's unp Grnen-
nund nCllelbcn SertIat,
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@nrppGildle &QbeIberidItt.

Qpnbpn, Is. Sftpber. - 0as peretlte
6omite Der Experimentation &ele9rapR-
Geteal6aftm Bat RE Sefimmun9 9etIpfen,
rap BON |. Npeenber 1868 an bis auf
9Gciteres aur SetIesun9 Dos @reties ntGt
mcbr pie 8uGtaben, fpnsern Bios @trter
0e;QDit iperben..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16

,., .,u, ,,o,,o,nr their rule IN the land IS put
short and they will find 10 their cost tna vote 70
INC cSs viii know to keep his sea-
H. even though he has to sho0i ~ non he will apply
~ iI;. Ia ~ eyen 10 lis extreme penalty A. minds of
There seems be consideraDe SSS - July the day
for Congress meet and declare IN do so
Of Col Bata President that body vii at there not
Uascent number Of members elected not he able 10
not be contested that that body %nmbers from its
9u@y ant of legality and as the
that Congress shall proclaim tne Once be administered
az him the Question naturally arises 10Y ga"
got overt Cen CanseSO ca by law Tor his successor
nd ny the almost unanimous vote OF te peoe, S
there is precedent on matter be decided no matter
IN what way there will always De party SotFer cops
make p DO NOT w,S sec myself how the affair
can he settled without another election IoT Whou
that strictly holding to the t6o RennSc Oo
RepoTts have been received from Aredupa that tne
op0 peons or abOrers brought by Mr. Meiggs TO WORK
@ RE railroad have for tho past few days mani
tested mutInOus disposition, and many OF ten hau et
work and were rooblng travellers upon snr I'M
mediatey sent down $50 armed police thaI are 70 Se
stationed upon or In the vicinity OF the ROAD wGr1 i
abOrers are to work. and TO compel them 10 comply WIN
their contracts. About 1000 persons will be employed
upon the road in the beginning of July The blasting ou
SIDES and will be, when finished three miles in length
Dr. Don Antonio Barranechea has had the honorary c
ferred upon him. by order Of the President OF Chill IN
recognition OF his patriotism during his term OF once as
Minister of Foreign Relations in PradOs Cabinet The
compliment is as well deserved as it was generously con-
ferTed. ,,.,
large and splendid hospital is to be lmmedlAtely
erected outside the walls Of Lima and upon me banks Oh
the river Rimoe This building, when finished viii ac-
commodate persons and viii be constructed under
the inspection of the National Board of Charities enen
cenca upen conclusion The other hospitals tnat are
within the citys limits will be dedicated to other chara
Bile purposes for which the Benefcencia has laey re-
ceved several large legacles.
The Path OF June celebrated by the Masonic FRA
ternity with considerable enthusiasm Ths institution
gradually gaining ground despite the tenacious opp0s
ton of the Catholic clergy, and will, at no distant day
hold the position OF respect and influence IN Peru as II
does in al other parts Ot the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16
OBITUARY..
.JOHN DuEE.

John Duff, esq, of Kingston, Island Of ia
maica died in this city Tuesday The deceased was
lawyer Of great research and learning and for years
the Recorder OF Kingston. He educated Lon
don, though OF Scotch lineage, and went TO the
Island Of Jamaica on the completion OF his ed
ucatiOn, and resided there until declining health
compelled change Of climate. He married the daugh-
ter of Hon Charles Jackson Dallas tho Speaker OF the
House OF Assembly OF the Island, who q cousin
the maternal side OF Lord Byron. Mr.. Dallas was a
cousin OF Hon George NJ. Dallas Of Philadelphia, for.
mery VicePresident of the United States The Dus OF
Camorgen ustrious in Scottish history IN the early
part OF the 10Th century, were his ancestors lusrousy
connected as he was, his natural OF character
forbids any auslon to his noble origin and more
recent connections. His rare gifts as scholar,
and his urDanity as gentleman OF the old school,
endeared him TO large circle OF true friends IN
tins city He was about 70 years Of age. His funeral
took place from Trinity Church yesterday at o'clock,
and the remains were temporarily placed IN Greenwood
II. b. Stevens, many years proprietor of the
Mansion House in Greenfield, Macs. died in 1T Tues
day night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16
LATEST SIP SLIP EN ETs
PORT OF NEW YORK. .Jorr IS

' '' ARRIVED. ..,
arh King Bird DEXTER Newport Bng So railroad iron JAY
IT, lat 40 49, Ion 80 TO- brig MARY Williams 6oa9s si;'' Hn'''
steamship Quaker City Wolf Bremen June a. mdse aud s pass
July ~ 30 spoke bark BhIa London for Portland
Rehr Eorwester Poster KngstOD 10 days mde ana - pass
Bris Alma (of Nassau sailed for NewYork yuBe H.
eeb Nv Rover Brown Charleston, Sc days railroad ties
seh July Fourth Barrett, TIa % days hides Len in port sehr
Josephine B. Small loading Tor Cuba -. !.
a ca saw hp John Dougen (Br bound 10th, lat 50 80
lop. So 49, spoke ship Geo. H. Warren bound
sehL LsyiBis Bell Alexandria H'
tcHOOsERs-RVRR AND coAsrwHE
Islander, Ship HsTbor, Ms knoch Moore Asian"h@
DOMESTIC PORTS. ...-.......
UotK Jul5 Louis Walsh Ehzsbenport
for Salem. :. 80 -, pt.. p.h,,dson with
ss,u1s marty from Philadelphia shTs B. Jones and John D.
Rapp, Hew. York; for Richmond
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Ju l5Tbe steamship my OF boooo Ho"
july 4 arrived this port Yesterday . al -, p,o. Ill
souTHA APtoS July l5Tbe Steamship beTn Hom Dnoe 'uV
J. arrived this port at 1880 this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16
PERU.

THE YELLOW FEvER-ANoTHER REVOLUTION
PLANNED-THE COMING SESSION OF CON
GREss--A MAJORITY OF ALL THE SEATS
CONTEsTED-FREE MASONRY-PROGRESS OF
THE AREQUIPA RAILROAD.
PrOu Or Special Correspondent
During the past fortnight the deaths from
yellow fever averaged per day, among which
we have TO notice the death Of the celebrated Belgian
military engineer Alexander De Mahieu, experimenting
engineer Of the Notifications at Caao Mr. De Mahieu
was for number Of years director Of the Military Acad
envy at Brussels The Peruvian Government engaged his
services for the Of four years. and in consideration
of the repeated applications made by the Peruvian Min
ister for his services the Minister OF War Of the King OF
Releium granted the necessary leave Of absence He
was engaged upon the works at Cao up 10 50 hours be
lore ~ s tSs Ses military engineers on the Continent
In my two previous letters TO THE TRIBUNE men
purpose Of getting up another revolution The Lima
press eDdeayonng to convince their readers that
your correspondent knows that there is not only good
them but that the 9th Of next month has
heen the day designated the 10 carry ont the
plans GEN Alivez and his friends have for some time
past endeayored 70 produce rupture between Gen Con
have proceeded far that Gen Conseeo the ether day
for Col Balta and confessed 10 nun ms Tears as 10
keep things from coming 70 crises lie therefore ADVISED
Col BaIla TO leave Lima Tor shert time, or 10 retire
entire disposal during hls Absence the irgate Apurl
mac Gen Canseco at the same time assured So Bata
OF his determination 10 prevent by all means that lay IN
his mower any attempt whatever at revolution, and
that the executive power should be handed over to HIM
ms te legal successor TO IT, elected by the people Col
Bata at once admitted the wisdom OF the advice and
accepted IT, and he has left for the North from which
Daec he will return about the 26h OF July 70 be installed
m tbe Office OF President Of the Republic on the 2Sth
Vonr correspondent 10 also aware that there large
snnnly OF arms and ammunition secretly shipped on
board the frigate with the knowledge Of the Min.
tstSr of War, so that, il in there should
10 any revolution ID Lima, Col. Balta will
e m n position 10 successfully raise competent force In
lie North 10 soon put 1t down. The captain OF the
soa s brother 10 the Admiral OF the Fleet, who is not
only OF the same province, but Is also particular friend
Of kaas therefore IL not unreasonable TO suppose
hst me navy will De entirely with the President elect.
Tie question Will be OF North against the South and
lie latter Will Inevitably go to the wall The two sec
dsy advancing step by sep, 20 as and fnal struggle
Tor Inc supremacy Of power AT present every once OF
80 trnst NJ ImpOrtance whatever Is held exclusively
~ AreaulpeOs who are supremey fortunate IN making
enemies wherever they 80, by theE ntolerable andpnso-
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SING SING-One hundred and my coh DIV .,ebsd
, !, ou,S on, the Ire when DESTROYED the o %
Prison Tuesday momi1H @ az zoo Charles Wcodrdns
loss ; $4,000 insured fr S2,Wo IL,
STATEN IsI,AND.-A resident boasts Of treating
hk horses to pail Of champagne sdAJ' .
HOBOKEN.-Coroner White held an nq. .,Sss
,.st,ry over The hoi, Of child JohBsoa by name whose i
reside. :, No. is Msso" jury "aud that the deceased died
JERSEY CITY.-The following standing commit M.
Council have been appointed I'D
sSs,EaS rn.os GsrIs ca.. and William Clarke E Ge
,sd William CLARKE snd sdGs LA%PS9seeL. . ssd
eeakdse k'tee and S,ssay Pn .aa isS S.
CS.R H. y CLARKE Wood Railroads Perrs. and wh1I,ss
cGnno .. '"d EaI& CLARKE Wood and
sts,. and Public iIssiS|cAh.s sheean, and Wood
HUDSON CITY William Henry Howard ScViaI d;.a
pistol violation Of the Gig Their was S,s case sS S
While ,rasI Of furniture belonging George Flint CO. No 80
SswlOrh on which three men wa. osng bs upsns
Of ears thrown The road and one men @
SANDER that the picked the watch snd put 10
bis pocket The Soseve Geq s ~ one Tobias
the Boan Of Aldermen was called upoR lev even % vas
collected On proceeding there be found several parties had been 1
@ disturbance aud o. attempting pI interfere re. h. ' S arrested and held
70 & CoroHer qusst body Of Luke Kssos
him out, and falling on a roeE, Killed Immediately
NEWARK-Tne funeral of Mr. G. Il; Seharff took OK
MA from Reformed
attended body series OF resolutions
doruce adopted by the bar at meeing b
rabd dog was killed Yesterday a. the eSroer o. D0lS
Court Terence Caen resident Of Elizabeth o
roll money containing So at the Marsetst depot s on
A Young man 10 the employ Of Michael SchwetfeT
Spfug6eave had tits broken yesterday BY alnE rom ~ 0
German schoolhone he erected here al eos OF
. The Collar Club ofthe Third Wsrd PaIada ast
ranks ofthe Democratic eub
Sys i ,s 3s. so 80. ysa, to the depot to take
hell Judging from certain
which headquarters OF the First warn
found 70 pour spirits uo"n "
order TO keep their spirits up
ELIZABETH.-A Seymour ratification meeting
held from, Of the Cont House al this place last evening" 9
Jackson Associations were mpo
sarrondng Unfortunately Democratic pcne was hea near
here dnrns the av Al which the unterded beaten ~
h hand 10 mouth conflict Jersey lightning aud we're unable 10
present in evening Speeches denouucatoy Of the negro ad
and Congress made died suddenly on tue oP
Washington Tor New York last night HIS name was 1o'
Known. The remains taken 10 Jersey City
PANHORN CITY, N. J-Thomas Burns baker,
the residence Of Jeremiah Ioug lie Lao
when feeling exhausted he requested person.
bis boots but before bis wish could be complied VIII ne vas
dead -
NORWALK GONNA special meetlng OF the
ckhoers Danbny and Norwak Railroad VII be heh tGof
ofheang and acting on the report of committee
recently referred petition Of uumeo residents OF
construction Of branch road to the 1amd ae std y
build the issue tioeh reOf 70
smolut hot exceeding SVoooo