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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31
Selegrapbiige Sepeiden.
Cseri4ttt fir ben rDeutftm GcrrefpUnsentea.- .
Wpn Snn Spminnr.

% ep'ypr t. 30. 0es. = Der bteIge bps
rtinttantlde Sen. = Gpniu( S. %. Gurrter
etbtelt geitern fpI0enpe Nadrtdten aus rer
9auptit1pt Gun Opmin0p;
pOte Nteberla3e hes Sgantp'f 1en De-
tad)emeniS bel 2a5 Natas 6urd Die &esie,
run9s~ Srurpet labt @riiieent 8les int DOL
len nnb frteolthen gefibe Res ganjen ea,pes.
Gas @olf 1T Der Sepolttipn pplfpmmen
aternrdits II. Sei9t feline S9ttpattie fir bic
Ednfe Der Spppiittpn.
Gdbal unc &uterpe NIT loren 9nbdtsern,
etipd 20 IN Der Bail, beiinben ii6 in Ct.
Sbpmas; tbr Shppner 1T Spn rem b~Grtteen
Sebbrben NIT geiGid9 telc9t fpprten.
Gin @nerbteten fur cine @uleibe ppn g.
100000 Srancs,! wpfiir ais Siherbeit her
3aten Don Sanditd perpfdnbet tperpen ipa,
IT bon elmer Gilentabn' gcntpagnte su 9aris
getlaht ipDrpen, ptrb abrr lGhperltd dnges
%tptititel iperben, bd Srdl. 8aes anpere @lGre
bat. bic mrbr I'M Snterefe bes 9anbeS linp.
Die 66. &ice unD @addrb fanen am 6.
0e5. BON Reip~g prf an, UNI cine mt1eralpets
ibe germelun9 be5 StaateS sprsunebmrn,
UNI tie ttnb Its 5u brn @jplp. Selpern pen
Columbus ppr9eprungen.
Die Watlen 9in9en rubi9 Spriieer. Sjpmes
1T un3tpeiielb1ft ais @tte, 9rlfitent erfpdbIt
ippresn ia Sun8ria abaetebnt rat. Gle Sc
l6aTte itrb better geipprpen. Der @efunb<
Delt5juttanp duf Der Snlel 1T befrteoioene.@
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Iaben, eas, tple ids bdter trpieB gom anr9

laben, eds, tpte fb pdter trfpte5 som Shr9
SSldnp 2tg0ttpuie blrthm. @r ruberten
nun rem 2tAt entGt9gn, pbBIetA.rer Q6too
itMt dAS SGoPeiten fam ulb pe See auGtr-
DrpeNtljh SOD gtng. lll5 ptr ptht ans Elre
berauGstpmmen iparen iIben mir paB mir
in eine sefdbrlhe 9ganoun5 geratbeu wariit,
uup pu mubten pieper uHltebren I'M lIller
Stben 81 rcticr. Wir ruoertell etipa tult
gictlcn 5urud urb leBnu rduN bGt nm nan
AUbrlh pes Sdge5 dbSUnarten. I'm r,cie
Belt felrl pirrerbplt befa9e 3te8enthaueL
Die erltt1t, penen pir felt pem llntergan3 I'M
ierCs GAtfes be9e5net mdrrn, unr mir p1no'
ten jcgi jteeS MttteiA1r, I'M nur elm StsHen
trillDes 9Saftr 5u crlanbeE oelitl itr u
IuberprOentltd beclIrttt1 p1rtlt. ant Gd9?3
Inbruh an WontGg NiorguA r,ttsten mir
luF'8 Neue infer Sc3tl uno lpIneten uRe
ocn 2Anre 5u enti&lp6M, c5 utF jeoe We'
ldbr BIN su erreiGen. QStr ruoerTtn cine
Bet lang rte &iite enttdnS, bis rptr etatn
plhg IN NiaBpg Bal duf pcr peltlt6tn Srtte
pDU SllUctt 9pi1t ntcedtcn rcr ul5 cine
lttere ganpuu9 perlpraA. St0em ut5 cine
Srtle ~btgunlttgtc, rUrcrttn iplr NIL auBtrl!er
&ntrcuBUng gcgen ra6 ufrr UNI triebm rus
Boot NIT lpl6er Strait GR0Nf pdB ais bic
l8oBe SuruGtpih Der SntertbetI reileIbtn
upasn dui prm Stranpe TAP. 9tdApem min
au5BelttcsCn f1npen mir dbGr rap untcre
3iieper IL geiRwpIleR Warcr, rlB es fur uns
~unn6gllh mar uns wettrr fpr~3utelpegen,"
8ludilNerprit fam inpcdan laiA 8etltant
belbct uno bic rret llebcrieDCnpen ppn pen
5ip~etunpSnoujig GNifbN0tgen, rie lt0 I'M
SpCte beftEocu bdtten, tpurCCu crit nod 3yall>
nett llnp ppn rprt ndh GpnppnrelrN gGbrIht.
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1tnobbdnoiofeit Der WrefTc.

Sbrtn0ftelp, Mall, 80. Ne3br. :
Samuel gDfctes, Der Gbef 3teoatteur pes bic
Iiaen rSepubliean," bat raS ibm Bon Goup.
8u1pf unp anrefen ber~bprra1eneen Yirgfrn
gpipn's %cfieiirte Banquet tbfid,, aber ent-
fhieben abselebnt. Sa ieihem, tn vGepub
iiean" abgeprafttn @bidae'S riefe erpfttrt CT
sienilt@ eingebcnpsr qSeiit bic gfi6ten Der
Mabb1ngigen Spurnaliitif unp insbefpnbere
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Sptpn, 30. Ges.-Sr. ShuNler Gpifar
tfaf pOrgeitern Stbenb NIT feIner 9emablin
bier Gin rlpp rabm bic Gaitfreunpihaft pes
gicesWpuS. Gtt film in gniprrG, In pelen
6auie CT nod am @pntage @benfe nno &c,
Tern Iprntittag sablrethe SeiuAe empfng.
@sitern Nittaa bffidit9te berielbe bic Malt,
bamrr "llbrtnfabrtf, unp am abenre fant
i'm yGrempnt @cuie" Elm 9lar5enper Gmpfang
taft. @cute fflb febte Der sufiRfttge Giee.
YrGiihenf ietne Reite fort.
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Der dmtffmtf&en SreTe, tersn unbsi6rdntte
Sreibeit unc lluabbdnei9fett, beren itren9tte
unparteitidfeit IN unb au6er Der Soltttf er
ais bic Bette uno etn3t9e 8ertbetbi9un9 Der
8ehte unp Gretbrtten Res ar;ertfantfAen
8Oltes beSethnet.- Das 8enebnen hes 6rn.
8pwte5 ftnoet BIER ungetbetlte gtai9ung uno
bic Gple9cn r%elitlben gesenten, ibn 3t Oh
rem eemRd6it Gin fpIcnStpes Banquet 5u per.
d1ralten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31
GiIcuDdbusiiufGlI.

Y%pnppN, G1n., 80. Ne5.-Wrlicrn cnt'
glelf'r 9pr GaiiwGpp rim an rem Nldterprc6<
}u9 Der y@reats @8edcrn"> 9nbn SDa Nia0ara
6das %geDdngter Ghldi.@ aagpn INN itar3tc
cgn Damn duf Is SuB JteN bmdb. Son
zen inltsenbcn Is 9aiilgtcten murpen sipei
Nefibrltb unb pcttere 10 tpetl8 ldpercr,
tbeit5 letdter Serlctt.
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( .Wfaipr g,lfres Gibbs. :

g8te bereits IN elmer unierer i~iutgften
Runmern gentelbet, 1T ant Sartitag, &c.
Oes., Der St. 0en. sMaier 2ifrep @ibbS,
Maipr i'm Z. Ser. St.>Ga8alerie = &e9t>
mente, atf Sort SeapenwprtB in &anias &C.
itprbel. rr
9tfrcb @ibbs par. I'm @pril 1928 eebDren
unp 5etiis na6 Der 8sft 9ptnter @facemie
geianbt ipprpem, no CT In Der 1845er 8idft
9rdputr.e unp BON pd ais Sscchbe< &ieutcnnnt
su ben ,GbaleurS" q Gbepai, Der bepdtrtc>
fen @affth9attun8 int &rte9e nit 8eritp,
ein9etbetlt ipurre.
Sn Sptse speter ebrenbpller 9elpbun9cn
ips9en reribnlther Sapferfett i'm merifant,
iben &riege, nj CT duA peripltnbet uno &C.
fan9en mar, 9clan9te @tbbs ais Captain III
Sen. 9eriifer Smitb5' Stab urb madl!e ben
6eleSu9 in yieu .Mtsrtfp unp bic ehlifprniI1e
@rpepttipn nit.
Bon pa erbielt Sibb6 hdS COMMANDO etres
Rep.Yprfer Reliments, btente i'm Selp;uge
inter Gen. Gberipnn ur6 aSatctrte in 6olge
ieiner reii6nlihen 8rrbicnitc raid gum Stt.~
Sen. >Wiaicr in Der re9ularen arnlee. in mel
6ir er pple % Sabre in attiser Dienittei-
ltung mar.
Our Belt ictne6 Sores |cpntmanbtrte Sen.
Gibbs bas Sort !Sarfer (8s.G BON no CT IN
Gienfgeihdften mad Sprt 2eaSenwprib Sc
reti't mar UNI bdieib(t pbne pprbrrDegdn9ene
Srdntbetr pom 3poe credit ipurpe.
Srpf. MDieott ,@tbbs an Der yG9mtrio9e
llnipsrlitdt" ii Der 8rueer Ii. einsise lebenpc
Vertplpbte reS REINFORCEMENT.
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s,o,n s,cp. sofepb o. eeunors. Or, sb,,l

SuW vttD. JpItpU o. Nciifutrs Nr. AbeUI.i
gaftpr her 10. gaplitian. Stride ~ philadelphia. :
~Dr. Sadfpn =! Dertber Serrl ,SSufs bat man n
aufaefpreert, meinen gtamen unter Gmpteblnngen y
iGieoeaartiser Meetslael si ieeen; atein la i'd biss
s'5St' q : t I" alien Ss s% , SS / a ie sseIsla ssass
Nter Ia ID ben tlaren VA Bfrets. ppn her vi
tern in pcridiebenen D~fifpieleu ,~teionters IN mciaere -
nen batnilis, rcr Ausen eate, 10 peibt i'd tie8n,al !
nieinem, f%rnligeu Grlnf iase 40 uab srude meiu, rpl
ustsr;casuns batin ans, ta6 terieite segen attG.
rnsine . 6pdde YES Spfems befpntef
gegen StbsrsBei 6werbet tin Il der 10
tenbes unb wertb ppflrs TrGparat I'M
Sn eitiBen Ndlet mag ca fehlfnlager; ater ae,r6hr
wirh CT, moran i'd riht %,rsitele. Dtneit, bic an Ian ii
uauuttn tebelr Ieissa cine arobe Dphlttdt fein.
EsIdtpn8spoat Spr, 2. q. ~Sftnnare,
g., uuierbalb &paiessS iraet. $
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Gbttda1, 80. Dc5. - Spbn Sp9criS,
Gin trunfener irldnbtiher S(rbelter III elmer
Der bteltOen @pritdptr, ldlu9 9eitern fetn Betb
IN 3pbe. Der @Rtttnmbtfer Durpe ipdt
0bepoS serbQftet.
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@prcefer, @aif., 80. Ses.-S6abpt
W%albburn, Gin 8sebrter unp retd,er Dieiisel
9nr9er, Der 0rilnrer Der y9Bafbbum gBtreD
@orfs" &C. ltarb brute rub plDslib an etnem
Shllaanfdle,
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Serladtb. sames sbcmy1on.

etthttr fesSterfen pennfsIpauif it'd
stats Weri6tsRefes.
#TGilateipeta, rs. Aprit 1866. SD betradste sr
iane's etuiiben Sitteru ais cine IL srtbppGI 3
lenei tei Serrauun9s sSel6Nsyeen ceer appetitlp
felt. Nus eiSener GrfobrrmR lam i'd taspt 8euag
ableset. G&lunsssraa her Strise
James xbpmpfpn.~
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Tony men. d. 4. asrrcn.

Mit.@ehatte#r hes nGsrtfiaR Gtr2
nte1e" su gbtIaseIpbia.
,,Der @ebraab oca ShIanot 0enif6ern gittern I \
mir tntihteeen cur getlaa, prsbalb i'd a. Ear rnsit.
pfi&t baltic, i'm ais y l9ieearcs StarImg smittel aaea,
grfids an aueemsiner @ndraftuns notf aus .llucrtm .
sen in her gepsr. ( batigttit entirrinsenesn lletelr lettta
~ empieblsn. Gutrt1tis Ser
". .. Benban." |
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MnhIeie teIcar0nhiidfr Weridte.:

Brigham ypr19 Bat auf BEN 9rcben
Sdlsler einen regelmGtiecn 9ampferserfeer
etablirt.
Sn 3cme, GIL, lit felt Sem %. 3eS.
bic @asbeteuhtuna etn9eiitrt tpprpet.
- Die Iep- 2lorfer9pti3si Serbaftete met,
rere 9ericnen fptgen Beltreuunl Der Settens
peBe (fir S%ubsdn9er) NIT Salt, pantit Der
Shnce sum Sdsnial5en aebraAt peroe.
- Gin Neips yerfer Gbipdar nit 81 les
benten 1inperit meibete fih I'm 3u%erfsnnung
Der v@eltfdmpeni9aft".
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Bur bciOnbtrcn geaDtnug !
EttefGte.


Scr Hfttb. S'cp. w. N~Bppepdre, :,
S~terrtGirr pts pberncR Staats.@e.
rtf tsbpfetaG peRrfp lpsnter IGrejbt;
ngpilntcPbla, IL. Marl 1867 r
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gSeiterc 0eadbrid,tcn aus @uba.

Zen aus 9iueoitaS ein9etrp Tellen 9iah>
rittGn sufol9e bat 8rnerGl @dlmaiepa ant
9Drtgm Opnntritdge Mi0url an Der SpiBe
non 2200 Nann rcguldren Sruppen DGrlNi,
fen unp Die &I6tun9 naA Dem SiiCrn etnges
lNlagen. Wan permutbet, rap CT I'M Ser
lauft Der eriten "a Stltnren nah ici1cn 9ltr
marlde nit rem Snlur9entrn 5ulhnmcnlttee.
Die lp1ntiGGn 8r9prret gaben folgenoe
Iuffldrung IN 8e3ua auf bic Siel' SerbIettetr
uab IN unjdbligen 8erltpnen dufaet1uhtr
SnYdntn, Gr519lun9 aus benz SRiurgenten.
Sa9er: Die Snlurreftipnare iClen cine
SiemltA 9rpbe Suantiiat nit Strgdntn Der>
lester 2ebenSnittei Der perihiepentGn 0ats
lung, tteils 8etp6t, tbeils 9ebgatrn urp se'
BADEN, tbetl5 audi in rpbem 3uitanCe, In
tbrem Eager 5urud9ela1en unb pteie5 ippalm
3erauntt babct. @eBen peret Grip1rtUns
ltrp6 berubrten bic in pds ~SertalIene Eager
eitrtldrnfen Srltppen bic pergtfteien unp 10
iprt etner unterlut,un9 unterjp9enea9rrrdtbe
ntGt uno bGr:ttelten duf ptrle g8eile bic mBrs
oerti6m 9t1ne Der 6eSpluttGndrer, reren
pieatllit9es Gpr9eben, pe.n eB iin teitdtt9t
pp4fpmntct geet8net pdre, tbnen Bic
SYnlpatbte'n aatr Ged)titA Selfenten fur
INNER 81 rntfremrer.
Die ndditen Gepeldet tperpen tphbrlfein.
lid supert6li9e SluffIdrun9en bieriber
brtt9en.
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Warruna!
Nreiies

5aaaabs Tsuiiasr sttstsrs ire 5iafdt.....$I
u - o 1iaidsn. So
So Dan strabfiuns nidt, ben sfrtifei, ten rnka
frmmt!
aaerSdrts sst gpstbstsrn urs " usnsItdutfers ~ ia.
efri ~ fnvi. ap- IL Ut,j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

Qbtr19n 30, Dl5. = 6r. S16. 81.
MdribnQ, elmer rer aIteitgn unp retd)iten
Burger per Stapt, itarb gcitern am 6er3.
iHl0ge nit &tnterladuns zines 8ernpgen5
0pn .$750,O00 ncbit mebferm Geatl.iten,
eann etrGr Satin unb etreS Shines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

mlibelm y. Rfinbarot,
t6pbn Gee perferb. GarI q. HeiIpststH
s~trftrti8t bic neutfen unS bswdbrttaeu
IS Gtasfiilcn L@las Yabl>
49, BrmdtbGnbeE,
S-MaA> DUppel- lnb e.nfabe 9epers 5rudbdneer' an
= Sttoeer 1856 %pdtealiri. lHr ~&rlti&ieruns tne Rabifel.
kur BON
Brmden ober Sernien,
tlf fHa1ner, 5rauet unb 2ikeer iealidsn Glters pageut.
Ottfst Srntbane bet yor ansn aRsern ZEN @pr,ua. bo,
Vas @iasttnen Gin ibls2ttr Wdrineieitsr IA, mesbalb a
enA non alien grureirsisn Der Der. Siaaten tmricblrf
mire. er fsrttst aud an auf 6efeuuns, nit auf aaat,
e1niffrbditfer tSbpuleer Braees),
artsrleibsbiucen (Suppprttfsl
rnb 2lnitpius-@ ppcrafy
Hae ~saraittrr, haratf lttae ~ssttrttn srInsea beesns A
ffiteeHMleaen.
aas 5rttbanssr, caneaatn urb Snarumente v,rsu
%sararltrt. tas IL safen, ans auf's Saabtrat snS ote.
euefftrtiet.
u5et ana TIM 8tmner %unferb.,
Esbsg : gr. :. ROrs.@ap- ,aap. saatmcpess.,
t"ua'is'iS' Baltimore. gab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-31

GDttagp, 80. Deg. - 8eltern braM
bier in Srantltuir. IN Spl9e Der Grplplipn
etler 8crCienelampe in ctnem preiltoft9en
60uie. 6euer aus, ipcIAes pa8 game @eo
bGube in &ihe le9te. 9t5 has wJtGenpe
Clement IN bic 3immer bee 3. Stpdperf5
pr1nn, irrnu9en @alUre unp 2put5 GarD,
Srct Sricer, Sanb in 6anb 5um Seniter Her~
Gus unp iielen is unalldlt0, baB Gpuis nit
SeriAmettertcm SCOPE 0uf rer Steae Tort lie
gen bltcb, @aaare 0bcr nnd Gina Is Mlinu-
ten prn @eit autSab. Dret Srauen, Die aus
rem Srliter1 res .. Stpdwerfc5 auf Die
StraBe fpransen, famen nit letAten Gertet,
3unocn Ndpnn.
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INV
Die Colonial Re0ierm1 ppn Cuba filblt
f0 trpb Der CUR Shau ]QetrGgrHcn Slider
Aett gcgenitber rem Ter &Iuptitapt tnntcl
ndber rilfenCen &dTltlnpe rDh tn in tbrenl
eigcncn Stgr beprpbt, Dtc5 bcrciit itr etfri9ts
Suden nah prlittlb GerpiAtt9cn ltnb bic
}db.rcthen GerblTtungcl, 0te lteil Saoann1,
lpte aud ir1 Snrern pprnebnten ldet. BUM
5bcil werbtn dn9eleBene Geute pacnr6 be-
rOftn. Der SicACs}u9 pGs @rlfrn Salnla'
lepI i'm bltltdcn 2~ipartemIlte iAetat tetnes~
,pcg5 10 ununtCr3rpdcn uno 10 letAt 9eiptlel
ju ietn, Wje i'm nc ~rfTt5trle @relIc baritelte.
IS ldBt lid pic5 GHpn aus pemt llnit1nbe
lblteBen, raB or an Spnntl4e 81 elmer Be-
ratbunN nit pGm &eneral.G apttdn nhh ST.
olnna FAINT unp ant Mpnta9e nit gerttdr-
taE5et utp BEN &eriprehen fpetterer 3rup
penlenrunlett mteper naN Ruepttd5 5urUf,
febrte, Son RueSttds bedtlidtt9t er auf
61Ydnlp 81 ntdrihiren ulo eieien 6aupt'
plag rer Snlurgenten an5ugrcifen. 8prrtlt9e
Na0rtbten cer 9ffjI pleu Breir tteBen ptrirn
lIpn 9eFdllen letlt. IS lptrb, fpie tntrter BIT
iplden Scr1nI0funBcn, duf bttpen Scitcn
oiel gClp3eN. @laubt man zen JteBierun9as
!i16tihten, ~ Lauren bic N"ufItdnotlhen
lberal rappn, no iie niAt in %ercrtldenoer
lebermddt Iino llnb frleipGu Ilalen9aIte
SerlUie, pdbrenp ibre &u8eln 70 gut ME
ldr fctnen Shdoen inter tbren 0e0ntrn an
rtGtrn. (Gtn @efe4t5 gert6t lteB ipodr
%}ipelbunreTt SNiurBenten 9cpIlebcn leth, no
nab mcercn AngIbel ntr etip1 GO tntSant'
vie Bctpeirn r%p1ren.) IS lte9t auf Ger Sanp,
cap otes llcbe:trrtbungen itnp. Die un9er@
odhtiBe Mlttbetlung, pap rte ipdntlAcn
Srupper 10 erbittert i'm, tttnert 9pdrpon
mebr 9eben pber ncbntcn SN wDleH, berplilt,
CAB le duf itarfen 2Slrerjtlhp itpBert. &ud,
ole romauttibe @eldtAte bon rem Seibit'
MprHe 6lgureop'S miro iett ais uupabr be-
jeihnet, Nuf per dlrcrtt Sette Grlhelurn Die
Sniurgenten gu lan9ujnild, lpinn Tic ft6
IUf Suite non NlnlerttH aus perdni1lier, bic
ubcr pet 3u5ug ein5elner Sreipilltger UNI
Aele9entltGe gSN1tNitnpungtn brndu51c9t.
Och flrhtet lid dUH pdvpr bic Jte8ierung
unp BAT WiabrrgeIn Netrt fen, I'M bic 2anrung
elmer 0n8ebllh IN Ndli1u ar8Berillteten Or.
plritipn III DcrbtnGcrn. 9tu6 bnucn bic
Auftanptfden Notwithstanding bergeblid ia,
raul, Rap tnnere llnruGtn pie fpantide prps
ptiprtihe 8eBterun9 btrbtnoern pilrpen,
Irtppen ndA Der SnirL 81 lrnrrn. Die
lhurle 0ampfutg be5 A]ufitan0e3 in G0pir
pUrtte tbnen in dieter Stnitft our g8arnuns
otenrn, Die rriten 9eyfartangm aus spa
1tcn iinp brrejt8 nit rem Dampfer gG6phns
M" anBetpmmcIJ 5lpet Iyan5pprtfblft nit
Deilertn 1000 Want Werpen erplrtet. SIN
%Sla9enenn lIBt lid bic 2hge auf CUBA
ppbl pGbin ~rtllmuct, paB cer Iuftllt jlDay
madttaer III, ais pte Regieran9 i'm crtdet.
nen lalIen m66te, mpcrericit9 aber dlmit-
ii9 bic Re9teruns uter genu1enoe Sttrtt.
trdftc MIN SertIsen tpnnen, I'M ion 3W er.
rriGen, rpenn ntht pie IRfuRft res nertn
Uenerals9 apttdns Dulcs mlp cine petle @tn-
penpung ietner @olmattH Der Sdhc cine
1neere, frieplt9e Wenoutq 9ie6t, (%SJpurn.)
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VVItlNs OW WITNII -INNIW VNl WIHFF wv
Boot 9%efpmnen, unp ibn bDrten mir nod etipa
cine latbe Stunae. Gr bate iih pffenbar
an nie Quite a%ngetldmmert unp at9mete bic
Quft bic bartn ei~ngefGlpien mar ais bas
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13

CUTTING AFFAIR.-A cutting affair
took place at the corner Of Third and
Sycamore Streets on Saturday night,
about ten o'clock, which proved a
somewhat serious affair. As both
parties were intoxicated, no very in
telligible account Of the affair could
be learned, but it was stated that
man named Anthony Mohr, a var
nisher by trade. entered the saloon
and said something offensive to a
stranger, German, who was eating a
lunch at a table. The stranger at
pnce arose and made an assault on
Mohr, cutting a deep cash in the
left arm, and infieting a very
painful, but it was thought not
serious wound in the head, and also
cutting the barkeeper on the back Of
one of his hands. Some gentlemen
passing that way and hearing the dis
turbanee. rushed il. and separated the
parties. Mohr bled most profusely.
He was taken to BridWell's drug
store, where his wounds were dressed
by DR.. Harvey. Both, Mohr and the
man who done the cutting, were Ger
mans. = The stranger uwas arrested
and lodged in the city lookup. He
was so much crazed with liquor that
in his effort to close the knife, he cut
his own hand, and was even so be
wilderingly under the Influence of
whisky that he could not or
would not tell his name.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13

. LODGED IN THE City PRIsog.-Anr
Individual whoseaname could not be
learned, but who claimed to be a
ostler at some one of the stables in
the city, so far forgot himself yester-
day evening as to appear on the street
In state of inebriatiOn unauthorized
by the ordinances of the city, and out
Of kind regard for his welfare, Police
man WuhderIich locked him up In
the city prison. He will have a chance
to pay for the whistle to-day. Beef
steak" can easily be made out of him,
an article the Recorder declares ehia
Court has not furnished for several
days past.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13

! NARROW ESCAPE. - On Saturday
evening, gentleman, whose name we
could not learn, was. driving to the
country in a buggy, and when near
the bridge, at the mouth of Pigeon
Creek, the horse took fright, and
dashed wildly over the high embank
ment to the right of the bridge, leav-
ing the :ity The man was thrown
from the buggy, but fortunately, not
injured. The buggy was pretty badly
smashed up, the horse, of course,
breaking loose. The horse and buggy
we're both recovered. 1t was a mar
row escape, indeed. ~ ~ /. --
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13

CHOICE New MUsIc.--We have re-.
ceived from the publishers, Messrs.
Root 4 Cady, Chicago Illinois, the
following new and choice piano
music: Poor jack BROWNE a series
of Songs of the Prescott time,n In
Guiding a collection of melodies of
rare beauty; 1.-THE AGifl for Me-"
IS Floating Clouds Y'Ssa series Of FIVE
Opera Fantasies, by Robert Gold
beck; and two. pretty and easy ipstru=
mental duets for piano and cabinet
organ. All these publications. can be
obtained by orders direct to Messrs.
Root & Gady, or by application at the
music stores.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13
TRINTY cHuRcH-eATHoLIc.

The Trinity. Catholic Church, on
Third Street, was filed almost toits
fullest capacity, yesterday. The SER
vice, as usual on Easter Sunday, com
menced with the celebration of High
+ Mass, after which the Rev. f. Kutassy
preached a sermon from text select
ed from the gospel Of the dayZST.
MARK xvi, verse 6: And He said
unto them, be not affFighted; you
seek Jesus of Nazareth which was cru
Gifted. He. is risen. He is not here.
! Behold the place where they laid
Him. 31kak ~ -EGE ~
The Rev. gentleman said that while
teaching on earth, Jesus had an
nounced. to his disciples that he
would be eruci6ed. and that he would
be buried, and rise from death on the
third day. The proof Of his pesur-
rection was clearly demonstrated, aud
since he arose, as he, said he would,
no Christian should doubt what he
had said, The Rev. gentleman labor
ed TO prove that Jesus was the Christ,
and that it was through him that all
smsn should look for salvation, urging
his congregation to have abiding
faith Id Christ, and Christ alone.
Afterathe close Of the sermon, a
collection was taken up for the edu-
cation. Of young men who designed
Edevoting their lives to the ministry
a good sum being realized. The choir
then sung the celebrated Farmers
Mass, led BY Prof ,Ed DreweS, after
| which 5theIserviees closed. D. .....l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-13
EASTER SABBATH II The CITY.
HOW TIE DAY VAS oBsER TED
condensed Bepor' Of the Sermons.
cHuRcH on rHE ASSIMILATION.


The services at the Church Of the
Assumption. Second Street. between
Main and Sycamore, commenced, as
usual on such occasions, at 10
A. 81, with High Mass. Rev. P.
McDermott officiating Hymns of
joy were sung, and the magnificent
GLORIA, " from Peters Mass, was
sung for the first time since A IN
Wednesday. f5
The sermon was preached by Rev.
P. McDermott, from the gospel of the
day: ST. MARK, Chapter XVI, verse {;
" And he said unto them. be not af-
frighted; you seek Jesus of Nazareth,
which was erucifed. He is risen. He
is not here. Behold the place where
they laid him." 1a'l
The speaker colupared the an
nouncement of the angel to the pious
woman at<thek tomb of Jesus, to the
most glittering epitapR on the tomb Of
eventhe most renowned Of men, fol
said he, . all that can be said Of NOR
tails, is, here lies the remains of one.
that was, but now is not Of earth''-z
and it can only be hoped that such
died worthy to receive the reward of
the true Christian.lTz or 1lilu<
r He then exherted his hearers to
repentance, ana to liTe SO that,
like Christ, they may at the judgment
day, rise Triumphant over +" sin and
death"
He reminded his, hearers that the
resurrection OF. Christ is the founda-
ton Of the Christian Faith. as well as
the basis of our hopes, and closed by
impressing on his auditors the love
Christ bore for all men, as proven by
the retention of his wounds after his
glorious resurrection, holding them
open, as il were, as a perpetual offer
ing in behalf of man. .ssss u--IT.
After the Sermon the annual col
lection was taken up for the aduca-
ton Of young men to, the ministry
During the ceremonies after the ser
mon, some beautiful hymns, selections
from Lambilatte's composition, we're
sung,by the choir, which were greatly
admired. 'it"AI@s