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The New York herald., 1869-03-13
PERSONAL INrElLIGrscs.

List OF Americans registered at Drexel, Harjes a
Co.'S, No. 3 Rue scribe, Paris, for the week ending
John J. wysong n. M. Gregory, Mr.. TurnbuIl and
family, Mr. and Mrs. James c. Wilson. Miss Eliza X.
Wilson, VIM. Kumbel Wilson, Miss Louisa X. kun-
bel W. p. Fetridge, r. Coolidge, II. A. Delillc Phil
adelphla-Mr. aud Mrs. MI. Weaver, Mrs. Mary A.
Townsend, w. b. Bullock and family. Miss Annie Z.
Biddle. r. n. townsend Mrs. u. II. Fetterman, 8.
Espen. James A. Wright Miss Edith Wright, Thco-
dorc Wright, Joseph r. Page and family. Havana
VI. Upman. Providence--C. n. Eaton. Meadville,
Pa--E. w. ShIppen. York, Pa-ii0race Bonham.
san Francisco-N. DINNER. CincInnati--Mr. and
Mrs. George r. bowler. fngIand~-Miss ]. Ford.
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Real Estate Notes.

Real estate on Long Island still conunues quite
active. The following are among the most impor-
tant OF recent transactons:-
County road, at Riverhead, to George L. Luce, OF
Worthwhile for s3,2OO
Mrs. Roswell Warner has purchased the house on
Main street, sag Harbor in which she now resides,
for $4,000.
Mr.. f. Edwards OF Patchogue some three weeks
ago bought from Brewster Terry his fine farm,
situated about mile from the village, for S. 600.
Mr.. Edwards has since resold the farm at good
profit
sons station, has been sold to o gentleman residing
In this city for $4,000. The property consists Of $50
acres Of land and large stone dwelling house.
Mr.. John Prudential has purchased the Bas9ett
House at Sag Harbor for S1,600.
M. II. Gregory, or NOyac has sold eightyseven
acres Of land to David B. higgins for $1,000.
e. w. Phillips has sold his beautiful mansion and
grounds, on, Main street. Greenport, TO John A..
M0nsell Tor $4,000.
land from the Reformed church at Flatbush for
s17200o. and sold 1t within few days at profit Of
Ellsworth Tuthi, Of Mattituck, has sold his farm
Of sixty acres to Peter Wyckod, OF Brooklyn, for
$4,000.
Mr.. Henry Reeves, Of Mattltuck, has bought
fifteen acres Of land from Amanda Terry for $2 200.
Mr.. Tuthill has sold to Mr.. I. Robinson, OF Matti-
tuck, sixteen acres OF land for $4,000.
Tuthil thirty acres Of land at that place for a00O
MT. Robinson, OF Mattituck, has sold to Mr.. Silas
The property known as Irving Hall. on Orchard
street. Tarrytown, has been purchased by County
Mr.. Thomas Leary has sold his house and lot. the
latter 75xl00, situAted State street. Sing Sing,
Mrs. s. A. jerks for $1,000.
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

EXPLOSION OF ToRPEDoKs.- Yesterday morning,
at the store OF Matthias Gimcl, No. ss Madison street.
some torpcdoes exploded slightly injuring tho wife
OF the proprietor. The Interior OF the premises was
slightly damaged.
MAIL BAG AsTRAY.-Yesterday morning oflcer
Coyle, OF the Fifth precinct found the corner OF
Walker street and broadway mail bag containing
NATL matter marked "Closed mail for New lork.r
The bag was taken 10 The Post ONCE.
81. JAMES PARISH scHooLs-Rev. DR.. Anderdon.
NJ A.. OF oxford win lecture in the Churcn Of ST.
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SUPERIOR cousI-TRAL 1Eam-pAaT H.
Action Against a Steamship C0mpany
Before Judge Fithian.

Before Judge Fithian.
zolano ". The NasiQpa. Steaiasatp Company
This was an action to recover damages under the
following circumstances ut APPEARED fhsss ths
plaintiff was passengsf d -hOsFd the steamship
Helvetia, TIE PROPERTY Of the defendants. on the
arrival OF the vessel IN this port the luggage was
placed upon wharf, but box belonging to the
paintfr suddenly disappeared. He now sues for the
va'ue Of the box which, as stated, contained q
quantlty OF valuabes together with 800 soveregns
Tie defence averred that the statements Of the
paintln IN regard to the value Of the box and It's
contents were unreliable, a. she had previously In
formed the officers Of the ship that IL contained only
aric.es OF clothing and that nfteen sovereigns
"GSs GSs hearing SsSsn a 0 Hes ss case As adjournd
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Plans for alterations examined 3ls, representing
alterations, DC, to be made In 353 buildings, the
greatest number OF which are In the Seventeenth
ward.
TWO thousand one hundred and twelve new build.
inQs have been commenced under tho supervision Of
tue department aud l,S74 buildings were finished.
one thousand and two applications were received
ings already erected and $50 buildings have been
raised, built upon, enlarged or altered under the
direction Of the department.
Nine hundred and nfty.four applications were re-
cclved for permits 10 erect wooden buildings
or the violations OF the law and ordinances re-
be attended to. M NMf A #
THE FALLING OF BUrLDrNGs,
or portions OF buildings 10 commented on. espe-
claliy the case OF the building at No. 26S Canal
street. and Including tho recital OF the details o.
that case, the superintendent says.- :
nv opinion that every building tho city used for hus
mess purposes shoud thoroughly surveyed and the weight
which ssah noor capabls OF snaiAinsns cnnsnicuonay
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SUPREME cuuar-cIHcUIT.

Tho Nitro-Glycerine Case-verdict for the
Plaintiff.
Before Judge Barnard.
Darvord N. Barney, President OF Fargo Wells Er-
press CO. Otto Burstenofnder ct aL-In this case,
che particulars or which have already appeared the
jury found q verdict for the plaintif. Damages
$ll,00o.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TUE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Arrest of Collector O'Callashau.

bcfUIc ! uusc UEHtUuOIu
The United States Us. Thomas 0'CoUd0hdn fno'nas
Nolan ana Joshua D. Atrer.-A new Indictment mas
now been found against the defendants IN this case.
on charge OF conspiring to hcitly remove 100
barrels Of whiskey from distilery In Ffty-icurth
street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. The
delendants were arrested by oficers Mckay and
Dwyer on bench warrant issued by Judge Blatch-
ford, and gave ba, In the sum OF $4,000 each 70
appear for trial. U'Calaghan Collector OF the Nintn
district, hut IS now suspended from office. II VIII De
and Ia now awaiting trial on q charge OF conspirng
to iilicy remove whiskey from a dlstillery IN MS
district. VIM. r. Hail, formerly clerk In the Ninth
Collection district, was also arrested oy 0incer
Robinson similar charge. He was he'd IN $4,000
bail to answer
The New York herald., 1869-03-13
CITY INTELL.aGsCE.

THE WEATHER YEsrERDAy.-The following record
will show the changes In the temperature for the
past twcnty-four hours, NJ Indicated by the Their
mometer ut Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
BrOadWQy. corner of Ann alrept.-
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Auction salos Of Real Estate Yestcrday.

NEW YORK PRopERTY-rY MULLER, WILKINS AND GO.
House and lot 5th aud 4th l96x754 100
House and lot, No IO2 West xNh ST. 23xs9 o.70l
lots 22d ST. 26J II OF Lat ay, each ox9 each. $50
lot 3d st. $50 II W Of 9Th az, 25x1O3.a. $3.50
lots adjoining size, each. 5000
lot 18th St 225 IT OF 9th SIZE. 6lv0
2lots adjoining, size, each 5000
lots 7ib st, 400 II W Of 9th size 5Cc0
lot adjoinng Size 1850
lot adjoining, 5000
lot adjoining size 4,s2b
lot 18th st, 275 OF 10th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
lots adjoining, size, each $500
lots adjoining size, each. ch.............. 1850
By A. BLEECRER,
each s5IoS5. $50
JOSEPH M'GUlEr.
lots n Of 18th st, 576 OF 10th av each 25x99 $500
iC0s 49,. ~ 49,. . =. ........ 80 4aoo
lot Mulberry 100 II from Bayard M9xl005. $3.50
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

In the Of Tnmmany Hall the time consumed In
leaving same aud largest number Of that
therein time be computed
the performances varied held different parts
the bnding and the people constantly going n and out
bals and the people going IN and out At all hours. the
largest number OF admitted at time and the time
In leaving the building easily be computed
y The report contains besides, fun description OF
every new building commenced or the plans for
which have been subnitted to the department. Be.
sides this II contains large amount or miscella-
neous matter which is valuable to those interested
in the growth OF the city, and wlll amply repay .
careful Derusa..
The New York herald., 1869-03-13

4-N ~ nYwuAerLR.
Van TAsse adjoining Van Tassel l0oxls2 1000
NORTH aALEa
Croton q Z, sdjoinng Chsss's zx1Co 250o
YoNkEnN.
John n winiams property " aeres.....-.....ll,OO
TRANeFEES IN E6sEx COUNTY, ~. J.-NEwAEk.
Fcrry and Jackson sta, oones s7a143 29
Gold $50 II n Of Orange s 0xvl zoo
High st, 4 1 n OF Baldwin at Sl2B
Plane It, IS f Of Eesbist q. a5xl 500
Quarry 81 % II from No ls5 Quarry 400
PORTION OF Vim Tichernors land zoo
ELOoaitELn. I'D
Church st. centre line, 12s Presbyterian church
proportys ldS d4O
MoSTCLAIa -
Washington n, indefinite locality 6lx70 800
TRANSFERS IN HCrsoS cousTY-uU Ds0N CITY.
Monrose ~. lot 2s block B. 25xl0o. 80
South St ., BY Il from Pierce 25xlOQ &O
South st, lCO y from Perceav, s5xl00.. 660
Lot s. plot a. block Bramhal, tnap 25xlOU 600
Lot ~ block y, map OF Chelsea Xxuu .......... Loo
HoBoKEN-wE9r HogoKHN.
Adams Ct q 100 Il Of I'd 81, s5xc0. ll00
Bloomfield st, W 9, 81 II Of 2d st. 2sx95i ~ h. ko
Garden 81, . 90 Il Of "a 81, 245xl16. .}
Chestnut II, O. 100 II " OF Luas 81. 25r50. LOO
Hancock st. es, lot leS Van vorsts map bxl00.... 90
4sf lEaGEs.
Halliday st, ls6 Of Walnut st. alxloO ITS
GRrFsvuLI.
Fulton av, q lots ana ., block IL, Woodlawn map,
UNION.
Polk 81 = lot lls, MaAckeas Co.'S map, 2sxi0o.. o
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Average Temperature on rhursda,
The New York herald., 1869-07-15
COAL AND WOOD.

&O SO A CHALDRoN FOR COKE BY THE CARGO,
pA.OV delivered NJ the Gas Companys Wharf, Twenty
fIs and Fast rivers vessels loaded IN day
s.F sHEKwOOD
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

A UCTION NOTICE.-LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES.-
IA Two magnificent satin brocae Parlor Suts also
two walnut rep lot Paor Chamber, Library and
Dining Furniture cheap for cash 81 Beecker street. near
BroadWay,
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

4 q. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
N. Eypres 1b West Eleventh Iee near Sixth avenue
Furniture families moved city country furniture plano
forte packed, sLipred and stored.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
TYNE PERSOTNE FRANCAISE DESIRE sE PLACER
u CONNIE bonne d'cBfans: ellie peut donper de bonncs
reerences sadrcsser pour deur ours 1856 Quest 25me
TINE DAME, CoUTURIERE EN ROBES hyAyr IRA.
~ vnie dams les meifoures maisous de Pnris deuando
de Pourage ala Journee sadetser au ~ Quest ic rue,
chez NJ. Leger.
TINE BONNIE FRANCHISE DESIRE sERyIR UNE
u fsmie allant en- California. Sadroscr au 80 Maiden
,sne en- haut
]
TINE BONNIE FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRANcAIsE
u recommend arivce, desire placer dams uue famlle
amercane. Ee dc bons rensegnements. Sadresser au
23 Wooster ST.
TINE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE sE PLACER DAMS
" bonBe famle prendfe soin dun enfant on
cOu re; ellie donnera les mtiieurcs recommendations sa
dresser pour deux iours su "a 4Ine av.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

WATER FILTER-PoRous STONE; WILL FILTER
w from hydrant pitcher the best and cheapest use
For sale by II. BHEVOoR, 70 Nassau street Agents
wanted.
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A UCTION sALE-BY. EDWIN NICHOLS, AUCTION
n eerNagnihcent Household Furniture, elegant rose
wood rianoiorte Bronzes, Paintings beautiiai Paror
Suits the highest bidder without reserve, this day
Thursday July lb morning. at 10Y O'Clock precisely at
the elegant brown stone mansion 1l8 West Tweny-sixth
Paror SUITS covered with the richest description crimson
gold green and gold satin brocate, French mo-
guet and reps, Brocatel and Lace Curtains fifty on
Paintings by eminent artists bronxes Clocks Vases Cab
nets, Bols de Rose; Etgeres Tables Turkish Chairs
Lounges, Mirrors rosewood and walnut Chsmher suhs,
sion Table, rich Cut Glass; China Silver Ware
Cutlery. n. B.-Pares wishing attend this sale take
Broadway, Sixth Seventh stages.
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DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
- Assgnee's sale OF superior Par,or
Chamber and Dining Room and Library
Furniture, &c.
DOUGHTY will sell this day, at lOH O'Clock, the enr
elegant stock OF Cabinet Furniture contained in the arg
:,orc Il3 Fulton street. Nassau and comprises Pa9
pieces sutc Wardrobes, Bookcases Library ita
Dinng Parl0r Etageres Extension Tables Turks
and other Lounges Mattresses Paasses, &C. Sale peremp
tory.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

A UCTION SALE.-J. WILDEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE
n AZ Broad Elegant Household Furniture superb
7ocave Pianoiore rich Pier Mirrors, This
day (Thursday July l5 1915 O'clock at the large brown
stone residence S6 East Nineteenth street. between Fourth
Third comprising the entire of the
house, magnificent French satin brocate and Suits,
hne carved Centre Tables &c rich Dining Room Furniture
Table Ware &C. elegant bedroom Furniture In fine carved
walnut Hair Matresses rich Carpets, &C., &c N
B.-Sale pOsIiveiy without reserve.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

6DS On0 SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER TO
DAO.OOV. replace one retired. House extensively
sole agents for three aoories Business ercnsivey
cash very ssfe aud profitable Address Herald
oIce.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

pLV.OOU. yard 10 this city, very Favorable cir
cmsances 10 an energetic business Wishing 10 enter
staple business The present owncra
the business but lack capital hopo need repy To this un-
less they have the capital at hand none bf principals
will be replied 10. 10 young men with capital Wishing
learn this business vary excellent Opportunity Ad
dress box t03 New York Post Office -
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ITO LET-NICE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
high sioop last Thirty street; good order Call
owner, 5l4 West Forty second street. Rent low Sl00
ITO LET-lsT OF AUGUST, PART OF AN ELEGANT
private House, unfurnished centrally located side
reference required Address House, Herald Office,
days.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

nRUG STORE FOR SALEM CHICAGO CENTRALLY
~ located has good trade In connection with manufac
turing articles which well established and pay large
profit. Very desirable Store Apply Z. ID. ANGELL, "a
flau street
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

A MORTGAGE SALE.
n w. A.. CARTER, AUCTIONEER.
Notice hereby given that by virtue OF chatel mortgage
made by Conrad koop aud Lewis Miller Gerhard H.
emeyer the Stock and Fixtures OF the Grocery Store and
Lager Beer saloon state the northeast OF Twenty
third street and Eighth avenue will sold public auction
premises, Friday, the 18th inst 10 o'clock A. NJ
rivate parties desiring to with appca
ti0n. NELSON SMITH, Attorney for Mortgage,
MURRAY York.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-A ROOM AND BED
IT room, with every convenience for housekeeping 4l9
West Thirteh street. Ninth Rent S. per week
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

IINCHANGE-A BARGATN-75 ACRE FARM, IL MILE
~ from New York, the bay; plain luldings crops
hne condition near railroad depot Address Farm Hera
OIL ce
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

IA
Il Newtown, L. l.. OF the beautiful towns in
the vicinity OF the New York. containing hand
residences churches schools and about 6O1 nhab
The lots on cred located In the centre OF the
the principal street, upon high ground, commanding
view Of the surrounding country and within 300 yards
the Hunters Point Fushin Ralroad depot In fact the
advantages Of situation cannot be overrated and the
municaon with the lower part OF the city of New York by
of railroad from Hunters Point aud horse from
Brooklyn make these lots convenient of those in
vicinity OF Central Park. For further particulars
qure at lso Broadway, room Ii, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

ITO LEASE-FOR TERM OF YEARS, AN EXTRA
size four story brown House Fifth avenue,
stable in and entrance the side suitable
business purposes NJ. A. J. LYNCH, - Cedar
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A PARTMENTs.-s5s THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY.
n eighth street, First Floor four Front Rooms, 500
four Rooms third aOor Sl9 1876 Third avenue Rooms
$50; also 3o Downing street, SO and $40
RoBT. q. RICHARDS, q53 Broadway. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1869-07-15

| VITANTED TO PURCHASE--A COMMODIOUs, WELL
w built House, with all the modern improvements, su.
ated Iheh and Sxeth Streets Sixth and Lexna-
Address Oacer Ia East Twenty street,
stating SIZE and price, Replies Invited from owners.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-22

li,iiien aet5oiet wuroen, ann Sooe bmrh bic Gor<.
rDtte perurtbeilt, unb ON Mpril trob oen energi'
iheu Bemibuneen hes omeritaniiden @elanotsn.
Srn poQ binseridtet. Wan bate, tn Der geture9 :.
tung, bab unruben p0rtallen niiroen. ods S6afIof
nit elmer beoeutenben Malie SSteiplnieer nmteif,
oennoA aber hotten iia auf Dem RIdtplabe 5au-
lenoe einsefuneen. um oas grdB!id9e Shau,pWl an
,uieben. 2eon bsftiee Suerit oas Shaffot; er be'
nabm 5ib nit groBer Rube uno trob Der Abmabnun8
oes hn beeleitenoen Yreiiers wanote er tidh 9egen
Die Wenae nno rief bic folgenben 9Borte sIeufe &C.
iatet mir, an Gnd. s!nias Worts su rtdsiea. M MSa
oas Vublifum mirb mir beshalb perbeiben. Us lee
Sc spanien!1 = Dieie Worte. Die in eleidber Wei.
Re bic @parer befriebi9ten rsie bic Gubaner eraan
ten. hattie er inosen nur OILS 2ft gsbrandt. um o'e
Aufmerf@amfeit 3u erre9en uno idb geh0r 3l oer'
ihafIen. gs folste bas iieffte StDsiSen; Oann
se Mann aus: sd bin bag Spter Der nnterSInt o.
dung allen id babe meiue pH!ht sesen mein Wa !.
terlano erfQt." unb oarouf rief er NIT sr1obener
gtimn,e aus xGs lebe bos freie Cuba! Gslebe Die
llnabbdnsiafeit! gs lebe GespeoesH ,5aisi
De Wirfuns bider Worte mar cine magn@e.
oenn taum paren lie perbaat. ols aus tllisno 3se. !.
len Der beseiftert. Rut: IS lsbe @sspsessE ~gs
lebe oas frete Cuba I" eriholte. Die Scene. BITE
nun folate, ldbt ib nidt beidrsiben; edbsl. Wei.
Ter uno Boionnete 3udten in Der luft nno 3ruppen
ME Yoli ihienen Id in Der eioenihaftlitften Grre-
suns 5u bsfncen. Balo fin9en bic JrettDllt9en an
teuern; Gtnt0e aus DER UteH1e etWtosl!en ote
Siije. Die Wsbr3obl aber fiiAiee iid9 in bic un=
| liegenoen S6uier. Sn,niiden wuroe oie pinridb-
tung Der beioen unsIiidlihen in er6Bter ee uol,o
gen. Mud9 Weoina benahm fdb nit grocer Hube
uno periuhte, bas WoH an5ureoen. aber t1leuni9lt
so9 ihn Der penfer auf Den perbdnsn6poaen Stubl.
oas 9alsbano mar ibrt ungelegt. cine Drebuna Der
Sdraube = uno autb CT mar cine 2eihe! - gDdb
reno oieier 3eit oauerte bic 0erwirruna ouf ben,
gluBe fort Die 3ruppsn feuerten uno Die en3e Ilo1
nach allen &idhtun8en auseinanoer. @ hsaac. I,
Cine Menge Qeiber lag auf benz Dlabe unlhcr,
unter Nnbern aud bic zines reisen Ne9ers. auf ben
aus 10 unmttelbarer Ndbe aefeuert poroea ,par, oaB
oaolrda feline Rleioer in 8rano eeratben tnaren ~
Elm srdBIher Mnbld! Wie INNER, tpenn erit einp,al
| bic 2eioenihaften entfldmmt lno. purbe aud bier
peronider poB beirieoist, Die sSreimilieen bran-
aen in bic Sduler elm uno rifteten Elm grdBiid9es
&smebel an, nobel ioear Sgrauen nit,t seihontu
ben. so erltah unier Mnoeren Elm Soloat eine
Uartetenoerin be auf irseno cine geiSe ieinen 9oB
erregt bate gr waro ofprt uerbafetuno 1T etidol
len moroen gs bauerte lan9e 3eit, big bic Huhe
pieoer bergeite(t naro, uno nod ipdt am Mbenb
muroen aus Dem .9ouure". elmer befannten &eitau
ration. mebrere SdiiIie auf einen Paufen 6reimil.
| Tiger absefeuert Dieelben itir5ten buein uno per
hofteten mebrere perionen BON oenen beres eini9e
|erihoiien ino - Oh 8eraoe Die ShuIoigen, lit 3mei.
felbnff ttss 13 sf f@Eg EfHG 4t
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-04-22

.@espaltitreihe Der herridenben Yartbei Die Sbla8
ouf S6la9 erfpl9ten, 5aben unier Wolf total ab9e.
fumpft uno bic erauenbafte Corruption lit ibnt 10
reienbaf uber ben Gopf setuahien, bab es in itnm-
mer Wersmeinuns bic pdnoe in ben SdOoB Iest.
SeIbn elm ,Raierreid" birfte iid taum bas erlau.
ben, mas fi feline iosenannten Diener uno 8ertre<
ter lin Namen Der Republit" erlaubt baben. Dieie
bumpfe Gleidsiltisfeit biIbet eben Die idlimmite
@eite bes traurisen 3eidens Der 3eit.
Ser .SmperiaIift" Der cine Raiierfrone an feinem
9tel trdet, perHdert, bab es ~fauienbe BON nieui.
sentsn psrionen i'm sau3en 2anb. sebt. bic oas CT.
i@einen bes Blattes ols Elm frehes Gresnib besris
ZEN perosn." 0as 1T pobl m6slidb. Inter unie.
rer iosenannten Vobleiie, unter unierer @eloario.
frate, bat es INNER Barren unb Ndrrinnen ee9eben,
benen es mad, elmer Wonardie tudte, bic bunoert
Neilen melt reiien mirben, nm cinen eurDpdiiden
prin3en bemunoern 3u t6nnen uno bic man ,burd
nidts mebr erfreuen tonute, aIs burd eiuen NbeIs.
| titeIuno elm Wappen am 2utideni6laee. Oe 3abl
beier Barren, bic Dor benz Rriese serins mar, bat
| fd ourd ben sboobpaoa Der tudbreno bes Rrnses
enttanb. obne 3weifeI Hart permehrt. uno man& Elm
ebobbp Contractor mag idb wObl einbiIoen, oaB er
ieinen Roub am WpIfe unter Der eerriaft zines Qat'
[iers nit pieI er6Berer @iasrbet uno Mnnehmlhteit
per,ebren f0nnte, as unter unierer repubItaniiden
Resierunssform q Dennod mieoerbolen mir. baB
Mmerifa fir Elm Raiierreid fr's erite nod nit ref
it. ginb ss bod nod riht einmal einbunbert
Sabre, baB es nd bon Der monaraiiden Serri4aft
los9eriifen bat! so5 5a}cu - i.:s. .91gGt &
2eioer 1T BON bem Weien Der Republif ieit BEN
Sabre 1860 idon pieles, iebr pieles perwidt NOR.
ben, aber Die republitaniide S rm piro porlduF8
nod fortbeiteben. g8ir seben nod piel meter, neil
mir trob alleoem ben 8lauben an bas Bolt mod
nidt perloren boben unb bebaupten, bab Die &spub-
lit nod fir Sabrbunoeri. srbalten uno su neuer
8litbe smporseboben merben tann, uenn bas Bolt
Ges ernllid mill! Oasu seb6rt Dor allen Onsen,
baB bas Bolt Die rnft fnbet. bas frede Raubeeiin.
bel BON iib ab3uiHltteln, bas an ienem 2ebenss
marfe sebrt Obne oisie 2rnftanitrensuns treibt es
unreitbar benz Safen oes geroerbens su uno es 1T
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