davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Mus1Inbi1@es
Mp,,,.

@ie Ser ,llrtoirS" 11elpet, iii Der berllln,te
5eIiit 2. u artinpft Der ge9enrdrtt9
peln Sroen5haule lit Mari ellie al19cbprt, aah
Npm tcrufen, It'll 1T cine perG rn9re9attpne1
at treten, bic rtitpen Gprdrbetten fIr bas
fanfti9e Gpncil bsauftr19t ii1p. Die seaaue
a%enutnib, welhe er ppn ieincm Gaterlance,
Nublaup, Bat, itst ihn 1T esa Stare, 9rppe
0ienlte ;1 letiten,
- Mus Ser Mrrtprlz Miljipn 1T 9applano
unb spar aus GrpmlD miro gen1elpet:
Der appitpl. Gte1r 8ernarp, Der 5etnenStb
inGppenbasen bal, 1T jIn91t nit oentO amrf>
1hif 1T Irpml is a119efpmmen unb ptrb fltf=
;ebn Meutcfet rten bic BELL. Ttrmurs ertheiz
ler1. Muh Elm Meppre5bster, fur unlere Mti<
iip1 in festo Trinitatis prhtrirt Nan1e15
NlaIe, lpQ nah IA Iagen bier eintrefen, tint
1T Sapplanh su arbeiten int @einberae bes
.5err1, Gin sipeiter Mtupriefer lit ais app
itrltiher MtlIipnlr ppw 6errn @rdfeft na4
IbprstaYen auf ben Sarper<Snieln 9eienset,
unb etn fritter miro Bis @etbnathten fir UNI
Iern Militpnsfrei5 9epeibt. Gin Garbtpat
Ser Sbeplpeie, Nantens 9aaen1ann, aus
Miniter, 1T Meifaler, 1pQ 1a4 Mlnthen 1T
bic @btet Der Senebifttner 9eben, UNI lnter
bent 6pdw. Mbt Dr. 6ansbers an Der Unit
| peritGt MInfen u,b int bprtt9en Seminar
fir 2applal,b ais Miiiipndr ft4 ausbtleen 81
1ai1en. sic feben, ME Der ltete 0ptt arbetz
tet, tint Die auberten gplf5tamr1e bes bpben
| Nprpens tpieber NIT benz fdtbpltfden 9er;en
Deutih1anps 3a pereint9en. s. feblet muir
| bic Mtttel, tbetls lint Der BELL. Sa9e .ntebr
@prlhub ST letlten, tbetlS urt baS Beitetenbe
erbalten uub befeit9en ;1 fSnnen.
49, @us S1pan pirb pteber etnmal cine
Gbrtltenperfol9un9 9emelbet; man perur>
tteilte etnbetm1tide Gbrifen furser 9ano gum
Ipbe. 8et Nan9aiaft tpurben tbrer $50 aui
Elm Dampfihif 9ebra4t unb unseaGtet Der
@rptete Der frentpen acaiuln etrfa4 tns
@a6er seworfen. @ "
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17

TT Stttbaueu, tpel6es ebemal8 10000 TIT
ter9ebene nit 50 Yfarrfirden bate. %
atrhen nit $4,000 8auern tuaren f4pn in
bet lesten 3etten prtbpbprirt wprben. Dte
bfterrei9ti9e &raufer DiDSeit pprlpr burd
bic Se%quefratipn ibrer 1T &ulfia <Yrlen
lte9eaeen Glitter faf aGe fire Gtnnabmen.
Mls Der erstebisite S91ag aber mag Der
9essa bic ebema1isen Seiuitensatcr aaseleben
merber, bic IAon felt 1aneen3 etten int 1uaI>
8elit ees Mbels tparen unb iebt etnfa6 reg
9erp1nraert tpurben. &ae fatbplilAeu fira<
lt4en Sraberi9aftea iperben a1mablia aufz
9ebpbea, bic 2ettun9en bes Staates al, etrpa
mod beff1enbe &trhen fapita1iirt urb ab<
selDst. &c lieben iid nod cine MaNe BON
Mabre9eln unb @erprbnunsen sesen &lerus
unb &ultus anfabren. Der tleine bifpriihe
Mtrtb pirb 9eniisen, lint Spm eesenwdrtisen
3ufarbe Der fatb. STRIDE @plsns eine senau=
ere &enntnib 31 e%rlansen.
@%erwunbert mub bier ieber, Der ireenp tpie
etn merlhttdes @efabl beiist, frasen: ST
oen1 bic Nelt9tpnS< unb @ept0e1sfrei9eit,
bic ipmpb1 be1n poftipen, ais nesatipen
@laubigen unoerduber1i4 aneebDrt, 1T bieieS
Garbina1prtn5ip Yer1Sn1t4er
Sreibett BET ben &u6en eine Tabel? Darf
bic bp@ 81 &pb iteenbe Gioililatipn unb Der
@uma1ttdtsfcrtiAritt uni eres Sabrtunberts
bic len S6anbfed auf i;6 bulber.
Gin 8ilb iber ben r1atertellen Geruid,z
tunssprpB iber bic acknowledgements liruts
bnrh Steuern nnp saiten, 8aub, Musplin~
%berunsen burA Suti5nprb: brett burh
9eaftcrtbum, tnptredt aber nod nett 1hlint~
1ter hur9 gerbannung naA @iberien, tper~
ben wir fpdtcr 1T einem bei pnbern Muflasc
ltefert.
Sabt uns ur1re 3ettcn pretjen,
! unlre !3ett Der 0eiitesbetrng,
nrlrr 3ett Der arpben, meiie
Gtfrt9en Gulturbei trehuns.
S1 mir iinb nun untefrttten
MQer @plferwpblfabrt @ddter!
0ldubt9 lauiAen TN leren S6ritten
Spdter fpmmenbe 0eiblehter.
limb fir unle ebles @treben
3icmt uns ppbl bes Grbballs 8rpne
Sfenthart ii6s Tcrti1rtttsleben
Ntat int rui1ihen &natentcbne?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Winge1anbt.)
Meutrter, Dafpt1 g., Minneipta,
beu s. Sftrber 1865.

Meutrter, Dafpta 50, Wi1nelptd,
ten s. Sftrber 1865.
Nutbben purh bic Bentlbul9eu unltres
6pAwurbi9cn Srtel tiers S. 8. Saier TT aler
5tile alle 0prfebrungen 3nr VpQenput9 Der
bieliaen Maria<5 6usftr@e setrpfen parelt,
erihien Der er,pin1hte Sag gum Nutrthten
bes 6eln1eS ant Iturrte. Gs mar eies Der
IL. september, Der bas ldpnte gu pteiem
@erfe npttwenbt9e Metter NIT 1th trahte,
unb fl cling bas 9a1tse untertebr1e1 ruitt9
ypra1, BIS enblih Der in bic 6Dbe bervprr1<
aenbe 8alfen (6elmtan9e) 1T wetter Terre
eerblidt purbe, unb Der 3la1a Der beioen Bar
mpntlben @lpden lie 9lldlihs Nafrthtrn1s
bes 6elnt9ertppes rerfunoete. Ner9terl9
menbete Sepern1am fetue Nu9elt 11ah BENT
8ir6tburnte, Der serntpse Der tpbe1 ed9e Der
Stride benz 011,en eine lptb tnpp|a!1ttre
Mniiht aem1brte. @dbrenp bes Oedslts res
SturmeS ipurbe npr 6errn 9. Sbetrt 1T t6ait>
inas bas lhDne &reus serferti9t, welnes ant
%. @ept. 9lidlt9 auf9elest tpurrc ul1p mum
ftpl, bic Sptke bes Sburn1e5 5tcrt unp Seerrl1
9. Shein, ipirte Dem @eber 81. g. ale Gbre
madt. Sim "a. Sept. murben betpe Glptfe1t
in ben Iburm auf geip9en, rrp 11ad> 9lldll>
der 8emerftelli9ung ertp1ten gum err tenmale
Ypm Gburute berab bic bstpen Olpden TT iU<
Gen EDnen, 10 tab bic ppferwtQt9en Geter gu
bteiem frcmmen @erfe pien tbreTreupe al1s<
fpraden. Gs reuet MIDI ntdt, 1netnenSeitras
aetban at baben, unb TT Der Gbut rtan Bat
&edt, bab bic Maria<S Ausfir4e III Meutrisr
cine Der 1hpnfen 2anbfirden 1T Minnelpta
1T, mus spn 9(aen, bte ite je 9eieben ODER 1T
tire 3ihe eefomnten iinp, aQ9emein arsr>
fan1t ptrb. .
Die Stride 1T int rSmiiNea Stale ertaut
unb na6 etner iebr rrafttiaen gSetle eirses
rihtet. @pfentlih tpirb beBbab btelt r Sort
fhritt int 8aue ber Stride bic fret9ebt9e
Spferwtltsfeit Der suten @emeinpemtt9lieber
III ibremGifer mebr beltlrfen, bantt ie tbrem
9p9m. 9rteiter, Der, iettbem er unter una
tpetlt, unermabet fir STRIDE unb Shnle ar
beitete, feline 8eidwerpen unb Qaften etnt9er>
mabet erleihtern l1nb perlaBen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Sabeu.
f3mei G putrafttlter
OaS &eicb beS VriebeuS II,
G,,8lanb.

Sn Gns(ant brinst Der aatbplt;ismus lit
bic bp4ftet &e9ioaea Spr. Die uGatbplic
Opinipn" perGfentlidte janef eir 9tite fatb.
Namen, mel6e bic &atbpltfenfre6er int
enelti9en llnterbauie, pie Nepbe9ate unp
WbaQe9, 1T S6reden ieser, bic fatbpltiVen
@ersen Gn9lanps urb aler a1,beren gdnper
aber nit Sreupe unp @pfnu9 %erfiden rtub :
Graf @ranpile mar Yrdiibert bes Mintiter>
ratbes int Yprt9en Minttertum Stu0tl -
letae Sdipeier bic tefanate SAriftfeIertn
2aby 0epretana Ta1ertpn, 1T &utbpltftn ;
Der @ersp9 rpn Au991 tpar 2prb Ste9e1be<
fpabrer (Jufis Mtniiter) - letrer 6errli6>
feitDiutter tt8atbplifin; 6err@labi tpne mar
&ans1er Ser S6asfa1nn1er (Ttnan3 Mini>
fer) - ct Bat cine fatbp1tiAe S9wel ter ;
| cir 0epr9e @rep, Der @e1eiml efretdr bes
Mtniferiunts, Bat etne fatbplii9e Sdpd9e<
rtn, bic 1csar Npnne III, unb anbere fatbp>
1ti9e Germanbte; t6err MpreeQ, Ser Gice<
@rdiibert bes @anbels9ertdtes 1T ielbf Gpn<
Serttt; cir &punpeQ @almer bat eiaea
fatbpltl1en 9ruber (pen beriibntten 2beplp>
sen @tQtam @almer); CTR &pbert GpQter
bat cine fatbplii9e Sante. S4 metde eta
8isAen ppn Der 2inte ab, trpem i4 9ir3u~
fise, tab 6err GpQerto9e, &etbtbean1tsr uit
pettp" Der raAiten 1iberaten9tesieruns einen
8ruber BAT, wel6er fatbpliiNer @rieter unb
ipsar Seiutt 1T (ber t6eraus9eber ber 3eit~
idrtft uSte Mpntb.") ... H.:
Sp piel itter GAS int itcrtum@uNel.. Gin
nsre, bic nit ben Samtltenperttapunsen bef,
fer befannt iinb, perben n1etne 2iite mabr<
lNeinlih persrDberl1. @ir fpnn,en 11ur1 SIT
benz iesisen Miniferium. ....... .:
Oes 6erspss son scarborough Shma9e>
rtl eapp @prtulia9tpt, 1T &atbplitin (leit
Saruar 1869 2prb StanleY (Spba hes
Grafen 0erbY) S6tpeaer eabY Gn1ma Sal
bpt, Bat ei>,en fptbpltfhen @rister gum
Shwaser unp mebrere anoere fatbpliiae
@erwanbte (bie Marauiie Don 2ct9tar III
elethfaQs etne @6wdsertn unbG pnpertitin)
Sir StaFprb Mprtbept9e 1T, mte tA 9laute,
ein naber @erwanbter Res @rdiibenten bea
Sscptt<G paestunt, Sataes Speneer Nprtb>
cpt6e Der @raf bon 2pnsfprt Bate einer
sruber, Ser ais @aiiicntt unb iAbarf iasen
ais Elm beilisntdbtser farb, (ebarles @afen.
baut, ael. ben l. Mar3 1857, er warSatpas
ger bes sesenmirtisen Marquis sorGreter II
Mefe bes Yer1orbeneu 6er5rss Don @eQtns,
tot. Des @rafen aRaYo (gice<&6nts spr
Srlano) S9waser, Der ,ebren,pertbe %,
@inbbam, 1T Dor aur3ent ecnYertirt. Dc,
J arpnanmalt (Mttprnep>@ eneral), Unit riat
ppm leinem alten @esner, @errn Goferibse
alberbpten su tperber, BAT 2 Srlber, BIZ
fatbplilAe Srieier ino. SD petb id werb'
bic !6erren Mewbesare unb Wbaap fur4t
bar erIbreden, inbem i'd auf bteie beunrubt
aenpen Sbatla6en aufnertiam made. Mt
!. Saeunbus (einem anpn9nten Nutor) u.Dat
iA !5errn DbaleY. (Deputtirer fur Seters
bprponsb): ~Sa, @baneq mein arrnerMan1
sic tperoen ELM auftpaden, unb ii4 fat1pl
fnsen, sesen seren @iaen un0 0bnt es 81
= piKen." .. .
! Oielem 8ilbe Der Muferbauun9 fttlthe1
unb fir6liAen @irfens unb bes Trieoen'
, bes @ersen tpp1en mir Elm anberes8t1b sesen
uberftenen, udmli4:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
&cntuHD.

Stint "a. Sept. YerlAiep int ct. Solepbs
Gpnpente gu Gpstnstpr int SO. 2ebens<
idbre Der tphpfte P. Columbian g 6mtt t.
@. S. B. Gr ltammte aus 8ayern
unb fant Dor 10 Slbren na1 ct. GineentS,
100 er,ietne Stupten abipluirte. Sm Sab
re 1861 gum Yrteiter 9epettt, rirfte er meb>
rere Sabre 1T Der Spepbssemeinbe gu Coz
instpn uub fpdter lit erie uuo Mep Brau1t<
fels, Teras, ur1 na4 Gpptn9tcn aurudsnfet<
rem unb bort bic 2aufbabn eines frpmmen
@rteHers uub 9etreuen Sroensmanae5 gu
f4lteben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Ser Dfemtlicbe nnterritbt it,
81 TIT.

01riber entnebmen MIR Der, Gcrrelppnpen5
aus Npm' Spl9enbes:
Cen Gprsdnsern @ius TX. unc ber Silhp>
f., ,. /. bent beil. 9ctrus, fprie ben anperen
Mpplteln CAB Se1us Gbrtitus ben @uftras:
Gebet bin unb lebret aQe @elt. @isr, mte
li9 spn ieltit ser tebt, iuht n1an auf aae
@eiie bieie teil. Gpri9rift gu erfalen unp
rur &pm fam es suteben, baS 9rpblem be5
ptltsatpriiAen llnterridts gu lDien. Die
! Stride etebt etrem Seben ben Grab be5 I'M
terrt6ts, me16er tbm fpnvenirt. Tim 5a BE-
tpeilen, pte bic Stride ii4 su9tpm tbrer bphen
Nufaabe entlsbt9t, cb1t9atprtinen l1nterrtht
,u ertbetler, pbne benielben ir9enopem OBJ
1i9atprtf9 auf5ubrGn9en, AGes
aus siete sur Sa2e, Nt4ts bur@ @ewalt st
tbun, perDfentliden mir bier bic pfFsieaen
;3ablen Der 1T benS eminarien unp 9etfltAen
urb wettltAen &p1e9ien unp S@ulen ifren
llnterri4t %eu,pian9enpcn Stueentet:
SIM bDbmii1en Semtaar 50. Sm 9tasz
iemtt,ar So. SIM Seminar bes gatieaas 26.
SIM frar3DiiNen Seminar II. Sm Gent
mar Sa p>Nmerifa's So. Sm Seminar Ncrr<
! Mmerifa's 81. SIM llrbanus>G pQeeium 1913.
Sm llnsariia<O . utiden 81. SIM Gneltlhen
II. SIM eneliiAen @ius<apQestum II. Snt
Stptti1hen Il. SIM 0rte6iih> tutbeniihen
q. SIM Srlinpiihm So. SIM gel9i1hen
9. SIM Ieutlhm 8. SIM @p1ntihen 9.
SIT bent Gapranica So. Sm GpQe9tum
Wampbilt -. SIM 2pmbarpiiAen 10. SIT
Der atrder< Nfapemie IA. Sm airden"ep1
lpib IS. SIM 8irhen<Ycniipna 10. Sm
@ansen alip 799.
Sieben Gplesien ODER reltliAe genlipna<
te: Del Mpbi1t, Nasarenp, G1ementtap, @bta@
liert, 8anbineli, Der Ganpniet ppnt Sateral'
unb ber Bruper Der 6rtiliGen Sdulen, 5n>
lam1nen 265.
81 GrSiebunss<A nitaltem fir Mdoden, su~
ian1men 1751.
7Suiitute fit @aiie1, arn1s, 1aubfum@
me &C.; 5%uiammen $50. -...
- anbere Sntitute fur Gbplera~9Sat1er,
Iaubluntr1e &c. NIL 11o1 VltotN. SM
@ausen 4O77 Gleoen. -
Muberoem bic Sfe,tli6en Snirufticn5>
9naalten : llniperiitdt nit 1869, 29ceum
bes @emtnarS nit $50. Oas rDmti4e Gpl<
leatum nit 1882. Das l1rbans>gpaestum
ait Der @rcpasanba nit 242. Das rDmtihe
@yn,nai iut NIT 81. Das ct. SbpmaS Gplz
leaiunt nit 121. Das ct. 8onapentura<
GoIestum nit Is. Das te4niiae Sn1tttut
nit 56.-Sm @an3en 1862 Glepen.
Die Glementar<S ntruftion fur &t11oer
rtdnnti4en @eidledts nit 1o,5O5 3Dslit<
gen. '''e ''''' "%'- .
Die MdbGen>G rsiebuns5<@nialten {tns
son 1850 35slineen befuAt.
Dies etebt cine 9 efammtu rtrta al
1er bSheren unb nieberen 8ilpunss<Mnfalten
Befudenben Don 30,703 86pfen. Dies 1T
sepib Bel Der @eiammt5ab1 Der Ginwpbner
Don POI, 1873 &0pfen Elm sinfises &efultat
~ nennen. Seine Stabt Der @elt liefert
bieies gerbdltnib; bies pbne a1a1 3panss>
l1nterrtht. ' .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-17
Ser 50 anberer +.
6 al f6e 8.
Gtaltcn.

- Die ttaltenilhe &e9ieru19 Serldn9t 1T
1aem Grtfte ppn Napplepn ben Mb3u9 Der
franSD1ihen Trupren aus benz 8trdentadte,
tnbem 1ie burb bic llebernabme etnes 3betles
Der pdpfflt6en Staatsihulb tbrerlett5 bic
September<@ pnpenttpn pom 1864 erf lat babe,
alp b1rauf beiteben mi1e, tab aud. Sranfs
reid letne sertrassnadbt9et Terpfihtargen
etnbalte. Na@ Ser Sprade Der pff5tDlen
fran5Dii4en 81dtter su 1hlteBen lit Mapplepn
fetnestpe95 9enei9t, benSprberun9elt beS Slp=
renttner Cabinets gu entipreden F.; ber11 ote1es
fann ppbl ietnsn @iQer, ben &trhenfaat
f~ertett ntdt an5utai ten, BET 6tmntel unb!5DQe
betbeuer1t, aber e5 fann fetne 8ar9l4aft &C.
ben, pb eS au9 bic Ma6t babe, etn Ntten>
tat tpie bas pp1t Menta1tn gu Serbttoer1t, il,
pb es felbt na4 eint9en @p4en pper Np<
raten nod ertftre. Sc rtebr Narplepn
CUR &durnuns &pms spn Der ttaltentlden
&esteruns seprdnst tpirb, UNI IL fefer 1tub
ct es balten benn baS Streben bteierSteste<
rurg, fi9 opn Sranfret9 lps5uma4en, 1T fp
pfenbar, bab Der Mb5us Der fran5pilden
Sruppen ais cine 1eue Mteperla9e Der fatiers
li4en @plittf erldtene.
Mreufen.
Od5 preup114e peer Sdblt 1eBt
1912 General nnb StabspfFsiere. Darun<
ter befrben id: etn General TelbntarIAaa
(ber S4<idbrtse @raf @ran9e1), Elm General
Telp5eu9netfer (@rtn5 &arl Don 9reuBen),
81 @enerdle Der Snfanterte unb Gapaaerte,
70 @eneralz2teutenants, 92@eneral<Nf1jprS,
27S Sberfen, 227 Sberf1teutenants, $40
Majors. Son btelen l342 lunp s @rtn5en
bes &Dni9sbauie5, 5 Grpb4er3c9e, % frembe
@rtn3en, II 6er3oge, II Surfen, As @rafen,
so Treiberrn, S54 eepDbnlide Nbeliae unp
32S 8irserlibe.
4artsrube, q. Sept.-NQen StruDen>
ipdrtern bes 21nbes lit Don Ser Ne9terur,9
bic @etiu19% 5u9egalt9en, auf Serl oner, rte
li& nit Mb;etden be5 Gerrain5 befa0en, Elm
wahlames Au9e gu baben unb iplde na6
lmtdncen st nerbaften. @rme eancifafts~
mailer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
THE YATURALIzArION FRAUDS.

The fimsy defense made by Rosenberg yes
terday. before Commissioner Osborn, amounts to
a confession of his guilt. His counsel claimed
that the certificates of citizenship issued
10 fictitious persons, which Rosenberg fur
nshed for two dollars each, were to be pre-
sumed to be genuine. because the proper sig
nature of Mr.. Loew the County Clerk, and
the seal of the Supreme Court were attached
thereto. Their mode of proving these facts
deserves notice. An employee of the County
Clerk deposed that the signature of Mr.. Loew
was made Jy Mr.. j. b. Mexican, the Clerk of
Part First of the Supreme Court. Mr.. Nc
Kean himself was not called to prove
under what circumstances these papers
were issued, nor how it happened that
n subordinate officer, not proven to be deputy,
signed these important documents. Even if it
had been shown that Mr.. Mexican was the
legally appointed deputy of the Clerk, he would
not possess the power to issue certificates OF
naturalization except during the sickness or
absence of the Clerk himself Mr.. Loew was
purposely kept ont of Court, lest his cross ex-
animation might disclose some of the mysteries
in which this nefarious business is involved
The evidence on the part of the Government
therefore, stands uncontradicted. Rosenberg
sold these naturalization papers filled up
with fictitious names, exactlng therefor the
sum of two dollars each, and promise that
they should not be used against the Demo
cratic party. At the same time he showed his
list of over five thousand five hundred which
he had issued under like circumstances, and
offered to reduce the price to one dollar and
half per hundred where they were taken in
large quantities. Persons best informed assert
that over thirty thousand of these spurious
certificates arc in circulation. Republicans
must not be dsheartened or dscour-
aged. The guilty persons who have COM
mtted these frauds are known, and will
be brought to grief The most efficient means
have been adopted to prevent these certificates
from being used and persons attempting on
election day to vote on them will be over
taken by swift punishment. Our Judges, too
who have aided in the preparation of this
great crime against society, are well known,
and the day is not far distant when they will
have to answer for ii in the face of an out
ragged and indignant people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Senior OlOzaga, one of the leaders of the
Spanish Progressistas, announced at a recent
meeting of the United Progresssta Clubs of
Madrid that Queen Isabella would abdicate in
favor of Don Carlos. Unexpected as this an
nouncement is, it will find many believers, be-
cause Senior 0lozaga is generally accepted as q
trustworthy authority. Don Carlos is the son
of Don Juan, and grandson of Don Carlos, who
by his brother Ferdinand the father of Isa-
bella, was cheated out of the succession to the
throne which by law belonged to him. Don
Juan, few weeks ago, resigned his claim in
favor of his son, Don Carlos, who, if the re-
port about Queen Isabeas abdication should
be confirmed, would be the recognized head Of
all the adherents of the Spanish BourbOns.
From present appearances, the whole of the
Bourbon party is very weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

Under the congenial supervision of Gems.
Rousseau and Steedman, the New Orleans
Rebels seem quite likely to maintain their as
tendency. Grant club-rooms are sacked; Grant
men are threatened; negroes are forced to hide
for protection; and Gen. Rousseau procams
that, the city being quiet, he takes this oppor-
tunity to say that he will continue to keep the
peace. The Chief of Police being obnoxious,
the Board ask him to retire. When he declines
they try and dismiss him-the dismissal being
based on technical violation of law which
they themselves advised Thereupon Mr. John.
sons Collector of Internal Revenue, the bold
and INSCRIPTIONS James B. Steedman, is put
at the head of the police force. Union men
believe the plot is to intmidate the negroes
and so keep enough of them from voting to
secure Rebel majority for Seymour and Blair,
and the indications certainly point to such an
effort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
Smnstmtnis. &c.


ACADrNY OF MUSlc-1hs Evening at 6-DcD"t
efLeolara- The Oovemofs Wife,
AIHANBRA--No GIG Broadway.-Ths Evening ai
l-Persorsi,oa CoaecrN Hay Mccarthy and Lo''e L''ele
AIIFN,NrA HAIr-Ths Evening at o.-Lcctu4e'
"Rarth AMI MEu." Pfof A Roi.e -
Bpo,pwAY TurArrR.-This Evening at 8 ~"
Thorershfre~ ADD Thrice Married" Mr. AID Ma Florence
RpooetyN ACADEMY or MUsIC-Ihis Evcniink . =.
e-(r.pd Isiau pers"3srbsr Of Seville" Nss ara L'1 - -
RpYANT's NEW MINSTREL HAIL, lamnahHp Dm,nu
a., Forr,,,nt. aloiung Aesdery 81 Mus 1850. Min.
"fuere1a Borsia NJ D. or. La Gr'hde p0e'''e'"
49,, . s....l, 81 and BROAD
49, Tbi. Afternoon e a aHd Kseairg al re1s "
80. Ra,'rSos Lucille Watson the Bell Family &C
Frrru-AyE. ART GALLERY--Ths Day-flee
r,tpit.an AZ Jerome Thou psous Home, Sweet HONE
Yrty 4 IF0N's MINSTREIs.-No. GO brOau"ay'
-Tbis Eyeu,pg-'The Grand Daoh > -
Nvw-YoRK CmCus Fourteenth-StIlh Eveis MI
tin. Chinese Festival Corps de Ballet Display Of AO'u ,
Nrnro's GARDEN.-This Evening at s." Macbeth
Edwin Forrest . .rr,,,nt,,
OLYMPIC THENTER-IhS hNehins "' O.
Dunkty" G. L. Fox = an
pVv,s OPERA HOUsE-This Evening al o. La
Grspde Duchesse" Nile T"stee. -,
SAN FRANCGsCo MINsTREIs, No. 5So broau""'
1nls Yyerag" Barber Brown, or the Paeoe s"per - -,
SrrrNwAY HAIL-This Evening at e.-heaui"s'
Mrs Sco;t-Sdaons. -, "Cona
Tn. rpr FpANCAs-This Evening NJ "a a. n Gabsl
,,sTs AZ BrshSetr Nile DesclauEss, Mile ro"p nv,
WuIAcK's THEArER-This Evening al o. Inv
lancashire Lass" Mr. J. w. Wslack .u,,
WooD's MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN ~ !, ? II,
Rro,awav Intersection Of Thrueiht ,bs Man at
Wheel" and The Water Witches" Miss LydA i"'
Cook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

n" Naturalization Frauds, Democratic S,cin-
ding, and Spicy Correspondence may be found
on the second page; Great Britain, Chldrens
Toys, The NeicsbOys Of New- York, aud Poetry on
the fourth; Protestant Episcopal General COn-
renfiOn, Loss of The Steamship Pdrkersburg
Congress Nominations, New- York Assembly
Nominations, Work for the State Ticket. Other
State Tickets, SorOsis, Winter and The Pacific
press RobbTies. A Wisconsin Tragedy, The
Conditions Of Citizenship, DetjaadiHg an
Insurance COmpanN Attempted Robbery of
Bank Messenger, Bold Bond RobLerVin CEDAR
st., The Courts, Exhibition Of elastic Models,
Laying ~ a Corner Stone, Loss Of the steamer
and UCdfhs, and Shipping Intelligence on the
fiihj Journeys around Home. the Indiana State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
THE ENGLISH PROSPECT

Tho Parliamentary campaign now pending
in Great Britain in many features resembles
tho critical and exciting canvasses of
1856 and 1850 in the United States, which re-
suited in secession and civil war. There arc
the like monster meetings, attended by thou
sands moro than the voice of any orator can
reach There is the same great Radical party
of liberty and equal rights. whose organization
is imperfect only because its rank and file con-
tain SO many men with capacity to be leaders
and so few who are content to be blind and pas
sive followers. There is the same compact,
thoroughly organized Conservative party fight
ing for monopolies and the expressions of caste
against the universal people. In some districts
ultra radical and levcling candidates show their
sense of the strong current setting in their
favor 10y contending with Liberals for the Re-
form vote. The moderate reformers speak
with confidence of he future, and the out
spoken ultras of the stripe of Goodwin Smith,
Mr.. Mill, and the Brights do not conceal their
contempt for the most sacred and venerable \"
inequalities of the British Constitution. There
is no doubt that the majority for reform in tho
next Parliament will be greater than in the
present. Some OF the more sanguine pre-
dict that Mr.. Gladstone will go into
power. supported by fully four hund-
red votes in the House Of Commons.
But will Mr.. Gladstone go into poweri His
friends asserted that the refusal of Disraeli to
resign, when the Government was defeated on
the Irish Church question. wrought a rcvolu-
ton in the British Constitution. If 80, Disracls
resignation would not necessarily follow from
the return of heavy Liberal majority ut the
approaching election. Disracli has no policy to
enforce against the will of the voters of Great
britain. When appraised of that will, 10y the
election, he can conform to it by introducing
measures reducing, or entirely discstablishing
the Anglican Church in Ireland. Such course
would be denounced as policy of unpre-
cedcnted assumption but Disracli's impudence
is his crowning gift. Having inauguyated tho
practice of remaining in power after All adverse
vote, he can possibly repeat it,. 1t would be
quite like bis tortuOus record to strip Glad
stone of his Reform feathers by proposing to
apply to the Church in England the same prin-
cpe which will be applied IN Ireland. But
should Gladstone come into power. his
constitutional timidity would make him
but a shOrt-lived representative Of the
progressive and rapidly developing poicics
of the rising Democracy of England His
resources would cnt w"h the disestablishmcnt