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w., f@ 1ofort seltenb raaden, unb gaes ans g.

~, lteD 1oTort 9eltenp t1a9en, nnp "ufs aus "a"
9eslidt ~brinsen.
Sober Mbonnent tes gclfsblatteS tretb, bab
mir nit mebr Mufcpferung unb @ewihsnbaftis-
fsit fir 9ienau's @eiaaft sepirft babsn, ais Ct
ielbf. Jerner> ba mir nit Gan,ilie In ct. yaul
tpObnen, f. fann BON Der Mbfi9t @elosr 5a
umauieu" unb l1nteri9leife gu beesben, bic ntbt
pertul9t tperbsn unb fir beren 9eraas-
sabe mir gu jeser @tunoe ansebalten tperbsn
~fonnteu, ni9t bic Reoe fem, ielbt trena pir 10
sspi0enlOs wairen, ais Derjenise If, ter III CT
maneelung bon b~eieren @aHen feinen Sslsrn
iolden @anb in bic Nueen fireut. Muberbem
lnb tir fir unleren l1aterbalt auf bic MuSful>
lung Son &ertrausnspofsn ansemieien, unb nur
Elm aufseblaiener Ginfaltspinisl 2ienau, pbne
n,oralii9e gmpfnbuns, tann pieie gerba&ti'
sunsen, en9amus auf Jpn ielber auridfdQt,
pieberfauen.
Der 0dnftfablsr fnipft an bic erpabnte 2iie
BON ueeraauien @eloern" bann einen Gpmmen-
tar an, folsenoen @innes: Sbr-i br bort au<
fen in ber Welt, bic Nalen einseipannt. Der
@olfsblatt- Simpipu bat als 9elb ne Mauer
etnserannt! Seine 2eier aber tuirben inn ia
gen: @ir tpuQen biele periGnli9feiten ni&t
pi6en, tras fir Elm Sntere6e baben mir baran ?
@elder Mann nit II n Serminberter a3ured>
nanesfabisfeit pirbe Elm iol9es sueii9neibtse
@@wert bur@ feline eisene oanb siebett, wie IS
Qienau tbut, inbent Ct feline wilbc Girate Ia.
9ene aufa gapier mari. Nuf Der einsn @eite
fubet ieber 8uGfabe, iebe Silbe unb isbes
@urt in ieinem Dieb s-Gommtntar .auf itn
ielbf Mnwenbuns Der antern Geite best unb
p1sst er beitn @plte tas Mistrauen sesen bic
3eitunssreiieaben.
Der fluse ,erfabrene Spurnaltf 2ienau,
respeftiSe feline @rin;ipalen foaten jebem If
ret &et1enbet Elm breites 8aub NIT bteier
9ifte tit 9relen Barben baranf sebrudt, nn1
ben SUIT iAnuren.
Wdren bic 2eute ip1de @tn,pel, fir welAe
eienau fie bdlt, urb pirben ni6t Elm : en-
3u tpeldem falfAen aber unerretdten3 ~ de
ct uniere @ufopferunsen fur i'm NIT bem
Attentate auf Maes, paS uns tbeuer ii, per,
gilt, 70 wdre es I'M bic Wirflamfeit Der &ei>
ienben selheben.
81, Der ielbit Elm gmprrtUmmlius bonn 8ar>
renflbrer snm Sournalifen it, bat ben ybeubo<
Irifofratenfsl zines ruffiden Sff3iers se3en~
iber ieinen Golesen aneenpntn1en, s~ereinist bic
.Susenoeu zines alien @eibes, zines 2pafers, u.
zines Gemasoeen III elmer Yerlpn, unb bat
trosoeua bic Stirne Don Nntanb su faieln II.
i9 5u betlasen, oab mir feiaen Quart
niAt wie SGtQefiAe SbyQen bebanpeln.
@enn man Don elmer Sau 19rei6t, 11reibt
mai ridt BON etnem StaatSpferbe.
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perr Rte Btla Qoeal- A9ent teS "8an'
osrer" fir ct. pster aae umeeeeao bait bort
tas ~ameriean 5aus". Wir t0unen ben
@irtben I'M Gtaate, IN @iaconGn cher Soma
bic gera&stuns stben, tab penn fe BON &ei'
knbsn, Ginwanberern Il. {. H.. bic Spn bort mad
81. 9,eter fommen, eefrest perben, rsldes bas
befe aeuti&e @afbaus in ct. Yeter il, le un>
bepinst unb entiGiepen bas uNmeriean 2aus'
BON perm @u3 ais iol9es empfrblen birfeu.
Die aufwartuna Slid. S@lafuns &c. unb oas
pstel ielbft in ausfattuna RdumNatta u. {. ~.
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8wtfAsa Rtd M nj aab Rea<Rtn&en hbt
ID
$40 Ader In 8. 124. n. SO, Iaufenb spuS pbulnserS6 arm
bts aum Sauf 6lufk;
100 ader, 4 Msile fssslt6 sOu fingers uns a~nsreussub an
Wiqter'S nns @onrs Garn,;
$50 Elder. u &eile peitltd Scn Qinters Garra AM Saul
JIuRk;
leo Mder h eest. SO xnb SO spn 3. 124, 8. 80 am Saul
-ShMete;
nebee gcRefire--
ssel9es aaes ~ tiIieea gretien lei mir ;u taufen II.
11s s5' adsr IN gpsssbt County an ben a~in Bates, Gate
Spbn unb atpif den biefen unb Naine Yrairie
$40 Mder - bic 'ban3e Sch. 3 AM Kate Gerpnis In Wetefer
COUNTY uabe gapnesriae
24S Ndsr tn Docua guunts. 4 Weilen spn Mensuta. cine
Weue van BEL Central &abn;
300 Mdsr in Der Ndbe Der 9amt!ton Station an Der Ninn.
8aaep 9abn.
ate pcraenanrrten par,eaen pber Gbetfe teridben perbe
ID biais verdi lsert. Man rense ta lhriftltd reer per-
fentid3 an
81. g. Vairdbtle.
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Gorreiponoen5 aus Ganias,
(5@1ub.)
st. DauL Mprit 80. 1869.

ST. WauL Mpril 80. 1869.
9teber Wanberer!
5ier Bin t1 tpieber in n,einem lieten Ninne.
iota, TOO bic Quft reiner unb bic Menl9en iu3ia=
ler iinb, unb nod 4 weitere Stunben brinsen
mid wieber iii ,neiuer Jamilie. Mein @unI9
1T puafummen befrieoiet, unb bergurias sefabt
nidt na9 aani as gu aiebeu.
2ieber 2eler, bu wirit in seridiebenen 3eitun.
sen Ieieu, bab 10 siels Ginpanberer nab &anias
reiien: Gut, i'd eebe es au, sebe an bic Gueae,
unb PRIZE, tu wtrlt bort fnoen, pie Siele fd
aud. pieber retour piinlden, aber aus Mansel
an Mitteln tprten bleiben maien, i'd babe jeten
Sag &eilenoe aneetrufen, bic auf benz &etuur>
peee paren. SSn Mt9iion traf i'd uebrere Ga>
milien, Sobn Sailer IN Der @pige, bic idun 6
Wuden int 2anbe cine ueue 5ei1natb seiudt ba-
ben ; f9 aber ni9t befriebisen funnte, unb jebt
fb ~einfpeilen tit Mt1ilrn einquartirt babcn.
Salina Gountp purbe mir ais 70 sursasli9 &C.
ldilbet, bab i'd bic Mbii9t bate, binsureiien,
,penn i'd ni9t ,nebrere Jamilten eetrpfen bdtte,
bic chen bon oorten 3uriidfamen; ibre Wslouns
mar: je meiter @ef, beto {dle9ter. Die IT.
fade ber eroBen Ginwaneerung benfs iy bier
s~efunoen 3u baben: namli9 Die &anlas 2anb
So. beligt nidt MUIR bic lammtli9en st. 81. Qdn<
bereien Iansi Der g.. 81. bic eur9 4anias mad
Denver Gity Iauft, ionoern baben AUDI ATE an
bere tuertbuoae GonsreBlanoereien, bic in Martt
sebra@t psroen, in 8eiik bic baben ibre @ssa<
ten int Often, unb baber bic Giapauperuns.-
9eimlatteIanb sibt es burten freili6 nod senus,
aber- weit neg unter bic Snoianer.
SD babe mebreren Gamilien auf Der &eiie,
beionoers Sobn Sailsr seripro9sn som iibli-
9en 3anlas 81 seri9ten, unb bier nil i'd es int
Aasemeinen eeten. Die Cars Yun 3auias gitY
laufen bis jest nur bis Slatbe, BON purten fam
man. nit BET @tase r~eiter. Das9anb bisClatbe
1T better, mebr 5pl& aber tbeuer, BON Slatbe bis
Sort @eutt 1T iebr tpenig, tuenis 5Ola @aRer
rar, bel Sort Seott Qanb better, aber nod INNER
Nansel an 5uI1 40 Netlen sun borten in Gbe-
rOfee County liesen niel CUTE 2anoereien nit
Ba0rr, Sol3 ano Yauslano, bic iest nod ni@t
I'M Nartte Tnb, fir 6eimitatten oHen na4
msiaer Mnil&t, tpenn man bas falte Gieber ni9t
l9eut, it's ba nod an, Yefen, beiunbers unweit
BON Barter @prins. Gs wire in nidt mebr
LANCER :3eit bisGiieubabn BON 3anias Gity bur9
bic @esena mad @alpefon, Garea. fertis psr>
ben, oann wirb bic bortise@esenb pur9 eiuen gu
ten Rarft 8ei9ert lein.
@pQte i'd aber meme Meinuns barber aus
ipreden, 10 muB it iasen baB i'd, aussenomrnen
einsn larsern Winter, bur9aus Ninnsiota &C.
gen 8anfas ncraiete ; i'd traf in DPinnelota bic
@ssstation um 2 @Udeu 3rriid, IS 1T nod :3e't
8enus gun. Wadieu, abtr Der Weissn piest
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Gle Dienne RON Sen. @ornAn ais Ser.
tbeibiger (assofat) In GriminalfdQeu pp< ireens
elmer Court bie@ss ooer aurerer Gtaaten f5nneu
na@ ,pie por tenubt ,Osroen. Ga6 Ct Stabtan-
.palt II, bintert i'm saran ni6t. Wrr beuGia'
Fab b.r gdbieftit uno oes alkitisheu .8ertreu.
ens III alassfiaen beausen mt&te, btr penet
g@ an Ne ggDpptatur bea Sen. @orman..
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10 Das 69er 2aserbier bat in Cincinnati
unb anbsren @tabteu -ses 2anbes bsreits fein.
Garriere b%eeonnen. No@ lieet IS bier in iei'
men 8ebaltern in ben Gel(enfeQern I'M erer8rau.
CT sebannt unb bic 8Sde lnb ebenpaflbF nod
fe}t anaebuneen.
5alt, loebeu temn1t ser nadere Gbeo. 3atnu
unb 3eist uns an, baB er u1creen, @onntaa fet'
men Gresiior~ @arten erSfuet uno 3uslei@ bae
erte 2aserbier inter ben G&c tuedenbeu Alda-
gen gutter Muif freten3en pire.
Sort bel 2inben, Gldeu, 8udeu,
Do es Seben, wobleefaQt,
@iebt man bann bic burl'se Melt
Gid Elm plas9eu emfs luden.
Mit bes Granfes ~buftsen Wur3en
Dirb bic 2uft seidwdusert balb,
IS bemibt f@ Sung une Ilt
Sn 0rubsenu6 bic 3sit su far5sn.
Wcblan, lieber 2eier, mOreeu beim 8ribsrts
uulen mir ben Fotten Burigen Rai nit BET
bplben Matb: Deutl9e @emutblidteit, ssrei-
aen.
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ct. Neters Anterftaeunss.0cr

Dus 6ranien. 6 ux uittee ses 81. ytters tluserRSsssAs.
Derein som 1. D4eaaas In Wat bs ,am 1. DieAtaa ia,
Iunt beaebt avs ~fSietnbea 9trren:
Dbern DtRritt: Musuf R5slr 6sate Str. naHe
Rartet en-, 3. aDarb; Sobasx NaQu. ct. 1eter etr.,
nntern Dtarttt: gttltyy gDaener. 3. gDarb, 4se
en-; Sacob 9tnfel, ). Mars.
Nat. 5. N NJ {, Sts.
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Seffentlide GinIabune! 3ur orSb>
ten unb soQitanbieRen &~etauraticn: Die oot
@1ilIeru u. g d mibt 81. 242, 3. Str. Son
jebtan .perben 3u ieoer@ tunbe I DE Aufern,
@efisel, Joreueu. Gleiidiurten aQer @rt, Wilb,
tura MQes, tpas Der Marft an Delifate0en bietet,
1~erpirt. Die feiniten Wetne unb Qiqueure bic
tet unfere Bar; Griidte. Gonfeft uno Gpnbituz
reiwaaren in better Auspabl. DteNufwartune
Az ieoer 3eit bic bette.
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Sur SEN MDnat Mai.

glaislatben, souadabtsn Nnbadtstna IN @stetsa
unb @ednsen BON Carl Seveler, prsN 5 6
2tberrpfensrana au Gbren Der feliseea 9unefsau
Maria y. 3r. /. @abert. 2 3tfte, preis q:
Dodelbe IN 8 6sfsn. preis ~
drpmme nsbunaen ssr eSttit4en g1ntter ant aQe
Gage tes .WUnats Mai Don aDafer. Drtie z
Martea gfalmm bon 9. Alsis 1pfi, fdaer @e!bs
f1ntit. grets ~
Effneer Na3foi8e Marta. fetnn Grltfanitt, seb. 1a
Yorr6t4ie kt
Rtc. Bure6,
80. Is Reunte Gtraee, 81. TauI.
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Dot @4n. German etabtanmalt fir 81. paul TT ser<
btnbers tbn bnrdaus n d. bic Werttfietgune irseno
pelGsr GramtnalfdQe nor ir9enb einen cSer allen 0sr'Hten
Attie3 StaAteS pber Der Ser. Staaten III ubtrnebmea.-iuS
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@tabtratbs @ieung ant lebten
Dienfas Mbenb. 8erY &ep. Clemens Staub
erbielt bic Grlaubnib, ben Sranflin parf our
Mbbaltuns zines @idntds ant fanften
Su1p 3u benuben.
@9riftli9e Bitten (Vetttionen) I'M bic
gerbeGeruns Der IA. ct. unb ber Send st.
tpurbe ben, betrefenben Musiaude aberpies
fen.
SIM Menate Mpril tauea 43gerbaitunsen
DOT; fir btefen Mpnat betrasen bic Ginnab'
met ruie folst: graden3oa $685. 10, Gasen,
ipe1en (Bbarfase) $632,10, Sriebensrt&ter
$39S.OO, I'M @an3en $l978,20.
Mlbermann 8erteY wies int Marnen ber
Gisentbamer BON 8erfes unt @orters Seib'
faa bic tbnen pomS tabtratbe bafir semabr'
tie Gnti9dbtsuns BON $1,000 5urid.
Cine auf bic @ettenpese besasli@e Srbi'
nan3 wurbe sum Drude beoroert.
Cine Orbre bab bic 6utten AT Der Minne,
iota ct. awif9en IL. II. IL. ct. innertalb 30
Gasen w%es3urdumen fino, paflrte.
Der @%tabtantpalt tpuroe beauftra9t, etu
Snbaltsper3eianib bes neuen @taot>Gbar'
ters, Der Mmentement8 unbO rbinan;sn an3us
ferttsen.
Der @traben>@ ommtlidr puroe ansetpie~
fen ben gilbert an Der Cooper ct. fofort in
Stanb 81 fesen, bic u~ebersdnse (groifnss)
auf Der 9inie Ser Sort @trabe stpiiAen ct.
MntbonY uno &amiep ct, neu3ufesen, bic
8ride at Der Serritprial &pao 81 repartren
unb Sort @traee Bel Stablmanns Braueret
III er0fnen unb pa1irbar gu MAIDEN.
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100 Mfer 9utes Garmlanb
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Glpub, "a Rette BON ber btutfhen unb ensliiten SGule.
6. 6. "a II; Sstt. 80. Z. 1874 q. %. 6ar meitere Ra@
ztdt xenbe man Rd an Setn3abP. ct. Glouo.
etsaras Gu, Wtnn.. nber an ben Gisentblmer S . b n
8enntn a Ia Sttlrater. Mhnn. M8
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jnn9e Damen.
Dtefes Snfttut, uater Qetune ber 6dulf&peRern Dc
Wctre Dame, ltest In eiuena Der e~eunbcaen Gteile beg iubs
lihen Wsnneiotas. ~uneefdbr ;wet Meilen BON potab .2oae>
ton g.. an Der Souttern yeinn, @ailrOae ano pre- Met-
len ppm "a grrRe. gDise. Der 9ebrs garlus bssrettt aabsT
benz unterridte tn Welistrn, tn ensltfaer nne beut-
i'd Ct 5pra1e Que fne Gddxr In fiji, be iar Iusbtlz
buns iunser Damen muir espnniat rsreen t0nneA.
8ebtn8ansen:
BefbRieuna unb lnterrtGt In ben e~eaanntex 3D.
dern fur has Sdu!,abr, Wa!bjabrlids Sorauss
Nufffunoen. 3eidnen, ip.pieDdf&e uneV ettaeu8, uenn
som SnRitut e~elieyert, perbea Defenders berspnet.
R. D,-Dsr p.ets 1T 70 n,epria seffeat santit aud bic
,penieer 8enttte!ten Gstessnbett pabea, TIRE xlnber unters
ridten ~ laFea. lin ndbere Gsnatbatss wode man fa
befagi9t penben an
Sister Baromaa, Sup.
9otab, 6paapn 60. NQtnu,
Sister Sophia, Sup.
Nf7 ct. SrfYbs Atabeme. Ga Croft, Wts.
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@rdmtensertbei1un9 - Sn oe1
beutlaen Sdule Der Maria @inmelfabrtss
@emetnbe purben bur4 ben 6oGw. @ater
Clemens folsenten @do9en prdnatea ubers
rei1t fur ben Monat Npril.
SIR sutes Betrasen: Gmtelte Neubauer.
gres3entta Orb, Maria &Dnte, gliiabetb
Rosbel unb Marsaretba Den3er.
41nGe Grea.entinG RI II mnrih &nnin
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04
The BELGIUM Mssla1On.

In May. 1860. the men engaged III the WORKS OF the
Nethe canal dscoyereu at about loo PAGES from the
Mechn cato al LierIe In Belgium. the skeleton Of
an enormous animal lmbedC.ed IN the sand. 1t was.
lying its right side the yerebral column greatly
bent the head and an namense tusk were entire.
Nearly all the RIBS OF the left side were gone, end
ether parts were broken or In state OF decomposl
ton. nj. Scoty, an army pnysiciaD caused these
precious remains 10 be transferred 10 sale place,
out the bony substance had become so brittle that
the skull broke into upwards OF 200 fragments dur
ing The operation, aud other portions were slmi-
larly damaged The whole was, however, de-
posted at the museum OF brussels IN state OF COM
llete disocatlon, which was daily getting worse
when The present DIRECTOR nj. Dupont, under
took Its restoration 1t took ten months to
complete the task, ana the mammoth OF Lierre
Is now SET up in the sSalle Colonnesn OF
500 metres eleven feen up to the wlthers three
Ieet more than the skeleton OF an adult Indian ele-
pAant belonging to the Museum--the height OF the
living AZ the Geological Garden being only 3.45.
And yet this mammoth mad not attained Its maxi
mum growth, SINCE the cpphyses had not yei been
into BONE It's age al the time OF Its death
seems TO have been about lniry-ive or forty years
and half in length. BY u peculiar system intro
duced here the bones are not joined, as elsewhere,
Dy means OF wires passing tnrough NOES drilled Into
the osse0uS substance, but kept together by means
or tightening screws. The whole skeleton can be
taken to pieces In twenty minutes, ana put together
again In less tna.d an hour. The bones wanting
have been supplied by wooden copies OF authentic
have been .aken from another specimen oil the same
stature a,dd age. IL is well known tiiat the human
species Is contemporary with the mammoth, Whicn
Def.nss TO the qlateruary PERIOD
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Its length was three feet eight inches the circum-
ference IN the middle eighteen Inches the circuin
ference OF the upper end three feet SIX inches around
the JOINT when Ii perfect. and OF the lower end two
feet ten and one-hau inches. The upper end has TWO
round balls, one projecting beyond the other cor
responding 10 the socket In winch they WORKED. and
the lower end IS perfect and the kneepan i distinctly
defined.
That includes all the bones found up to last night.
The position which they relatively occupHd "a tle
same n,ane sIx ieet he,ow The surface. The bones
lay on line running from soulheast 10 lOrinwest.
Imagine square, and the shoulder Vas lounu heat ~
the northwest corner, aud a lew broken pieces OF
RIOS further west at the corner In southeaserly
direction from the shoulder was iouna the thigh u
the fore leg and extending rom " sill TOWARDS the
southeast were found the bones OF the leg or WiiAt
we have called the slim bones. The innomlnaia was
found beyond the leg bones III the same directiol
aud The aud hind leg We're Ia the immediate
vicinity. The vertebre joints were scattered 10 the
south OF the leg bones. One whole RIB and some
pieces Of were found east OF the leg and thigh
bones.
1t is interesting 20 Calculate from the imperfect
data al hand the probable size OF THIS monster the
height OF the mead as we have seen, was about
ee1 feet ana breadth no o. the poster sn s ee
was found and where the posteror bones lay IS
about twenty-five teet, the probable length OF the
added the length or the neck and the breadth Of the
head IN order 10 get tue total length iut eaving
taking SIMPLY the figures, which we may presume 70
be toeraDly correct, have an animal TWENTY-FIVE
feet long, filteen feet hiQa and Six ieet broad.
What this huge creature was we have no present
means OF knowing. Further Developments may
enable AuaSsiz TO decide. IL Is 10 De hopeu tliaI
great care Wall be taken or every vestige OF bone
That has been found or may be found, as SCIENCE
demands It, This skeleton found out on the prairie
may be corroDorative OF the theories advanced BY
scientists regarding the age and origin OF the world
As may 10 supposed, the discovery q the remains
caused much excitement IN the neiglD0rhood The
first runners were terribly exaggerated One young
came miles with his old mother TO see u
giant whose little nnXer WAS as ncx as his stalwart
arm. Anotner said he Was told they had found O
monster down whose eapacious throat he c0ui'i
drive h.a team. Hundreds came IRON lar and near
to yieW Lie sight, aud none were disappointed.
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may see that she combines much OF the strength Of
nc-of battle ship with the Witness Of the lYuter
rrgate.
COMMANDERS OF THE SQUADRON.
The. British African squadron Is commanded as
follows
The war ship Liverpool. Rear Admiral, G. 4. T.
Horribly: Flag Lieutenant, James A. l. Brucej Cap
tain John q. hopkins; Commander, samuel Long.
The Barossa.-Commander, Henry Hand; SENIOR
Lieutenant, william +. barrow; First Lieutenant,
Edward J. Belief; second Lieutenant. b. w. WaAer;
Fourth Lieutenant. Robert X. Jainay; Navigating
Lieutenant, II. G. Philips.
The Endymion.- Captain Edward Lacy; tlrst
Lieutenant, Charles j.. UXieY: Second Lleutehant,
Francis r. Baker, Third LIEUTENANT, j. Il. liopinsoa
Fourth LeutenaIt J. w. wilkins; Film Iieutenanl,
Rasio Il. kemole; Navigation Lieutenant, SiiaS
Weary.
me LifYey.-Captain, Robert Gibson; COMMANDER,
Robert Ii. q. Lawson Ileutenauts, DAY, II. bosa.i-
quet, Robert L. Moutry, Francis Hoyter, Hon. W.
Hylton Joliie George ). Parker; Naval Lieutenant
Charles frickett, - -,
the Phobe.-Captain, Bythesea, " G.; Com
mander, AnneSeY; Lleutenants, Messrs Ciayton'
Robers Parker, Foster, Henderson,; Navigation liea
tenant, MI. Petch. 49,.
The Scyla.--Cap;ain, Frederick A. Herbert; Lieu
tenants Hugo L. Pearson Philip X. H. farker
henry T. Wright, Charles IL. Wood; Naval LieutcA
ant John Riches
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New York Cuban, junta has just been formed In
New Orleans, with DE- Hava ex-editor OF the
Lbstad. defunct organ OF the CUBAN patriots IN the
as hi3 associates
DIVIDED counsels, tmidity and lack OF judgment
made rom New Orleans. These defects are no
longer apparent Though scarcely settled IN us
organization, the new junta Is supposed TO nave
already laida train Tor big explosion. Ihere are
understood TO be several vessels between here ana
ST. LOUIS, which are likely 10 be brought INTO the
Cuban service. and the peculiar advantages winch
New Orleans presents point or departure are 10
be made the most OF.
NO attempt - likely 10 be made to send ont any
expeditions or nibusers. Neither time nor place u
propitious for such enterprise. But arms, stores
and munitions OF war would iniuse new lie into the
insurgent camp IN CUBA and tlese can be better
sent from New Orleans than from anywhere else.
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FRENCH FORECAST or THE WEATHER IN EUROPE.

Among the weather prophets--says London Jour-
ma oil November lS--who announce lac approach or
an exceptionally severe winter Is tho writer OF the
agricultural article IN the Paris Idtrte NJ. lieaze,
WHO brings forward long array OF statistics In sup
port of MS representations. According To MS
theory peculiarly cold winters recur win almost
unvaryinR regularity every ten years, and, IL his
data correct, the facts certainly seem 10 afford
far grounds for ms assertion. Thus, IN 1899, the
frost was ~ severe that IL many parts ol France
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CUBA.

Reorganization of the Cnban Junta In New
Orieans--AidamR TO Direct the Future
MOvcmc Important In Prose
pcct.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 90, 1902
The Lillian Jlosco anu the failure OF other move
mens OF the Cuban insurgents from thus quarter
have brought about nm entire redistribution Of
forces which 1t is expected WIN result In better
planned and more successful effort.
Under the inspiration Of ALBANIA. the wealthy
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LEtAL NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE,
Y SALE OF PRorERrY FOR UNPAID TAxEs

MD CKDTUN WATEK KENTS,
Public notice Is hereby given that sale OF Property FOR
Tor tho 1854 and 1885 the nr rents
Tor croon water for the years 1855 and 1884, Will take place
at auction, the City Hail. In the city New York,
Thursday the tth day OF November next O'Clock noon
and continue from day TO day until The whole Of SAID pro-
perry shall pc sold and that detailed statement or tne pro-
perry 40 10 be sold unpaid and Croton water rents
" Published pamphlet Deposited IN the office OF the Clerk
OF Arrears the CoInproes also IN the Office OF the
Receiver OF Taxes OF The city New York where the said
pamphlet will be delivered TO person applying therefor
BY order OF X. Is. CONNOLLY, ComptroleS.
A. \. CApY Clerk Of ATrcara
CITY OF NEW YORK. July 81, 1853.
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The Mediterranean, OF Berlin, caricaureS tha
spanish throne question by represe ntn9 tue young
Duke OF Genoa between Louis NAPOLEON and victor
Emanuel eager to grasp the crown offered 70 nun
by Spain. Louis Napoieon-"Heii now. why GO
you not please the boy he Will not lose his head at
onceY" Victor Emanucl--tHoldn. the lad bac)
'.lhe deuce he WON'T that Is what you said ABOUT
Mexico.n A'4a