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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

.Sutuorks.
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a. A LIILIRNUAUi 4 Co.
MkNUFACrtfUEI~ No DrY-Gt. y. ].
FIREWORKS ulsn De- obtained We i,oN
inc rarti-s vh ar- exclusive dealers lu our 10 Do.
Richard Jones No % JUhbst
a n Names No 30 hi.dc1lHue
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NaIsel q Paysou. cor. Ffolt and Lgektnaa'1 ------
FIREWORKS.
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPoTs
NO 145 PULTON.sT and no 80 MAlDENLANK, hLWfoRA.
LABORATORY, JERSEY CITY b.
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Foreign Affairs.

-Ledru Rolln refuses to return to Paris.
The Saxon House of Deputies is opposed to
the abolition of the death punishment.
The candidature of the Duke of Genoa for
the Spanish throne is opposed by his mother.
An immense bed of rock which prevents the
deepening of the SueZ Canal is to be blasted out
Mt once.
A pastoral has been issued by the Bishop of
Orleans, expressing his approval of the Fulda
Conference proceedings.
Napoleon is said to have inspired that por-
ton of the pastoral of the Archbishop OF Paris
relating to the Popcs infallibiity.
English consols are depressed by the delay
in the announcement of the new Government loan
for the purchase of the telegraph lines.
Louis Blanc has accepted nomination to
the French Corps Leglslatif, in place of Ledru
ROllin, who however, declines to withdraw.
The obsequies of the late George Peabody
took place in London yesterday. Every possible
mark of respect was shown 10 the memory of
the great philanthropist The remains were
temporarily deposited in grave in Westminster
Abbey,
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amnsements.

AR THE CHEsNuT Bogus will be performed this
.vaninT The drama of The NOaleatOus Question; or,
Jore and Death will be given as an afterpiece.
Ar TuE WALNUT Miss Lucille western will appear
tor mo last time this evening In the drama OF The
Clid steaIes. This afternoon The Ticket-cJ-Leace
non On MIC Monday Mr. Edwin Forrest win appear as
e AT rns ARCH Lost at Sea will oe given this even
Ing. ,,, onvp, IIoUsr q sr,.
rate Saturday night bill is offered. tro,.,,
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPEkA housE an al
,ractiye programme viii be offered TINS evening.
THEODORE THOMAS grand orchesGIra MuI M lerlorln
a, Concert Hall for the last time TINS evening" a
fine programme will be presented -, .
HERRMANN will appear for the las tlie az inc
ACADEMY OF Music this evening by general feguesV
Madame Hermann will sing two operate selectohs'
A grand matinee will be given AT O'Clock -,
THE FEANKo CHILDREN win give matinee ',, to-uay
nj the Assembly Buildings for the benefit OF dulles
and children, and they Will appear this evening ~
grand concert, assisted by Madame Henrietla beh-
Tens. -, - ,t,ia
afternoon at Musical fund Hall.
TIE GERMAN OPERA season VIII commence oN
Monday az tie Academy or Music, Win Weoef
Cpora II IGr FlepEchHtg. which WI ne poOul;er ~
Aa,.upsN,S h.IiI, sD~ n..L A.Av N~Sa
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1863.
Another taors strike is anticipated in
New York.
Indians are still depredating near Prescott,
Provisions at Prescott, Arizona, are at
famine prices.
Some of the Cheyenne chiefs advocate fight
ing in the spring.
Doubt IS cast upon the report of the death of
the Indian Chief Santanta.
"A Woman's Suffrage Convention was held in
Whining ton, Del, yesterday.
Rains sufficient to give an impetus TO min
ing have fallen throughout Arizona.
The new Assistant Treasurer of New York
will probably enter upon his duties on Monday.
There is much excitement in San Francisco
over some important mining discoveries in Ne
braska.
-Speculations in whisky have caused the
treasurer OF Peoria county, H., to become
defaulter
The report of the intended annexation of
st. Domingo by the Government is wholly with
out foundation.
"A great reduction is proposed in the force at
the Boston Navy Yard. Already one hundred
and thrty-lve men have been discharged.
Mayor Bowen has beer restrained by an in
junction from obstructng the track of the Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad in Washington, by his
street improvements.
"A Chicago colored man, named Johns, has
been appointed by the Governor of Illinois rs
notary public. This is the first appointment ever
given colored man in that State.
"A portion of the bonds stolen some time
back from the Duchess County Mutual Insur-
ance Company at Poughkeepsie n. Y, has
been found in the possession OF Il New York
banker
The members Of the Washington Bar and
the officials of the Courts met yesterday and
passed resolutions expressive of deep regret at
the death of Hon. Robert j. Walker, and of con-
dolence with his family
The acting Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that parties purchasing gold dust
are not liable to special tax as brokers, but that
dealers in bullion, that is, gold removed in even
one degree from the ore, are.
Further adyices regarding the coolie ship
tragedy, recently reported from San Francisco,
confirm in the main the accounts then received,
but there is good reason to believe that large
number of the three hundred coolies escaped
death.
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SPANS NAVY.
The Fleet In Cnban Waters.
The following letter explains ITSELF
4. NopTu Arr ANTIC FLEET. UNITED STATE

The following letter explains ITSELF
. NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET, UNITED STATES
FLAGSHIP POwHATAN, FIRST RATE,
HARBoR OF HAVANA, Nov. 9, 1862
Hon G. NJ Robson, Secretary Of the Ndry:-
SIR-ln compliance with the Departments circular
letter Of September 2S 1862 nave te honor 20 state
a part OF the Spanish leet consisting OF one large
iron-clad frigate with projecting PROV or ram,
the Vittoria, mounting thirty guns OF heavy calibre
six and seven nch-nearly all rlned; Iun snip
rugged; plating ~ inches thick; tonnage about
5000: built In England aud is very fast. Three
double banked screw frigateS (wooden), averaging
fortysx guns, mostly OF heavy cailore Iuil SNIP
are the Corona about 1000 tons, and mounts thirty
two sixty-eght Founders on main deck, and sixteen
thirty-two Founders the spar deck; the Almanzor
and The Lealtad, which are a trie smaller than the
Gerona The AlmanZor has Just arrived from Ma
lapa and appears to be fully manned, as does also
me Iealtad. The other two, Judging from the ham,
mocks they stow are very short nan SIDE
PoWhatan. There is also Spanish despatch vessel
of the English bloCkace-funner class mere. The
Spapsh officers here report that Two heavy
iron-clads-tbe Saragossa ana another-and one
more frpate, are expected from Spain. i have
rarely seen finer specimens or naval architecture
than these vessels present. understand, from the
Spanish Admiral Nal Cnmpo that 10 ls tne intention
M send the rOn-clad VittOria TO New YORK TO be
docked for the purpose Of cleaning her bottom
learn that the mortality IN the Spanish neet during
the mast summer months was very seVere-SeVeral
hundreds in NUMBER supply OF wafer, anu QUIET n'
Spanish Admiral. Her Britannia MaJestys gunooat
Philomel has Just arrived nom Jamaica Win
sickness on board. Her commander died last night,
and one officer previous 10 her arrival mere. The
Pbilome reports that the English neet Is recruiting
az Halifax Nova Scotia. ] can learn nothing or the
French fieet. As opportunities occur nope to fur
nish more definite Information respecting the naval
force upon this station am, SIT, very Respectfully,
yOur obedient servant, -, =. II. fOOR,
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antv Affair.".

In caucus, yesterday afternoon, the Repuo-
lieaD members of Councils nominated for re-
election MS heads of the various city departments
those whose terms OF office will expire carly in
The coming year. They are as follows-Chef
Commissioner of Highways, Mahon II Dickin-
con; Assistants, Hiram HOrtcr aud James Work.
Commissioner OF Markets and City Property,
Jonathan II. Pugh; Chief Engineer of the Water
Department, Frederick Graeff Superintendent
of the Girard Estate, Charles f. Smiths Agent of
the Girard Estate, Samuel s. Caven; Superin-
tendent of City Railroads, John Bosler.
On Thursday afternoon the residence OF Mr..
George w. Gransback, No. $40 East Dauphn
street, was entered by thieves. Some jewelry
trinkets, and about $25 in money were stolen.
The thieves entered the house by the back way
with false keys, during temporary absence of
tho family u
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Per steamship Wyoming, Teal for Savannah-Jacob
Waldburg. i h s9tterthwsite William De oode, John
Joel Bradley Mrs Jane Bradley Mary Bradley Joshua
Bradley, Adrian Bradley, Henry Bradley Charles Brad
ley Ford Bradley Alfred Bradley. Miss s. Bradley Miss
Robert Elton O. Lestourgson, wife, and two sons John
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HATS AND OAPs.

VIZ WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
~ lated and easytting Dress Hats (patented) in ali
the improved fashions Of the season. oHEsNUT Street.
next door to tina Post Ohca Il 10 rps
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NPAVEL ROOFS REPAIRED AND WAR.
" ranted for ye years. at half the others charge
Tin roofs repaired and painted at cent per t
old shinge roofs covered with ready roofing nj sinai
cost Keystone Roofing Company, No. All VINE Street
Call and SEQ. lisim
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

MARINE TELEGRAPH.
nor additional Marine EetOs see First Page
ALMANAC FOR PBILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
sUs SUN ssss sn4s fsT mHDS wATnR S5s ht biS
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
J. G%lss 3 sS.sarh' q 1S''' COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
COMMITTEE OK ARB1rnAr1ovs.
%isn SPms Paul. pGSoFT' L. Su1Ry So. !.Ds a. sOud'r
oLEARED YESTERDAY.
sies%sShip WyGpin Teal Savannah. Philadelphia and
Steamer j. $ Shriyor, Iler Baltimore. A. Groves Jr
Br 6Srqne pr q: Upper Oo,h Bilboa. Q. o. Van Horn
Brig Nathaniel Stevens, Saunders, Boston. L. Audenried
scbr Curtis Tiiton somers Cicnfueeos d. steson&Co
Schr Harry Lee. Barrett. Newbsrn, N. o., Mershon
schr Franconia, Craig Boston, Hammctt, Een a Co.
sSST fyysIh hufss sAdSm sS
Schr Coy; Burton; Iludam, Boston, do.
Sohr Ellis BIoderio, L9pson, Sslemt 90
Barge Barge Robert S, dams, Lynch, Lynn New York. ddo'
Barge VIM Calvin, Godshaik, New York, do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
w %de
brig g. Milans from ohsrssi9h' az a. anchor Ts
york; With % mdse to w M Baird Co. 0~ ne"
With mGso fiS?P caS O. n0or' rom NOW YORK.
sshr s. B. franklin. Null. 10 days from jacksonville
sSh5 ~ ;d j. Grttsnsep RI % Sheets days from Baltimore
Schr hainbprg Westoot, days from James river with
sebr II; Nj. oondon, Condor. from Wilmington, N. G.,
SShr POSs Truax, day from Loipsic Del, with grain
Canal boat Dudley Breed Ellis. from osweso. N Y,
Canal boat F, T., Babbett Tully from oswego. N. Y,
Canal boat Ida O. HaTper, Hara from oswego, N Y,
with barley to W. Massey 90.
PASSENGERS SAILED.
waidburG, J. sasterihSss william De 0odo, JeS1
R sSSay & R p BrSP lady and Mrs
Bradley AdTian Bradley Henry Bradley Charles Brad
Robert Elton, Lestoursson Wife, and two sons John
r. Hunter. =
c0T'o%TShsssSTS %hsTS Sc re MESSsTTg 3;g'g trrr,r
NST YSrF o 0{rdGE MSy -Fve barGos leave in tow
BAfa1MonE 'si BRzScH oTIrcE. Nov l2-The following
0fRses leave n tow toGht c%StsFd
II o. Potter Abbe; American Boy; and JAS Mcmahon,
a; 9. MyEict, With coal Siri for wilmington.
John T. %sah 0S9 ESE % SsfS.
at & D&6%s 1 & from Do
Steamship Nevada, hence at New London 10th nst for
WodGTn 5fpfs t SSnsS
Brig Louisa Maria. Wynbere hence, before reported
Brig Harry Virden, Collins cleared at Quebec 9Th inst
for Oardenas. -
Brig Cosmos, Parsons, hence, at Boston 11th inst.
instant. "
SShJ VIM OOyer Taylor, for Philadelphia sailed from
Scbr fillmore. hence at Richmond 10th inst.
instant. ' -
Schr Frances, for Philadelphia, sailed New Lon
schr Maggie j. Chadwick Gage. hence. at New Haven
Sohr L. @. Hickman, Greenough. hence at Providence
10Th inst.
Schr Il; W. Pratt, Kendrick hence, Edgartown sth
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SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS
ENGINEERS AND MACHiNISTS.
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
for Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc
Castings Of all kinds, either Iron or Brass
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, WOrkshops and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery OF the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description OF Plantation Machinery also,
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans OD
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters Pumping Rn.
giDes, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Billeux's Sugar Boiling Anna.
ratus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer and Aspin.
wall Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Drain
ing Machines. 9OS
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CLEARED YFSTFRDAv

II
Steamship Wyoming, Teal, Savannah, Phadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamship Co
Steamer j. s. Shriyor. Her Baltimore, A. Groves,
Br barque Dr. q. Tppper, Coih Bilboa. O. o. Van Horn
Barque Andaman, Otis, Hamburg, Workman a %.
Co.
Scbr Curtis lton somers Cienfueeos d. s. stetson&Co
Schr Harry Lee, Barrett, NeHbern, N. o., Mershon
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FHIIIhIFI1FHIA BUAHU UF THADE-
n. q. BUTCHER, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
S H. STOKES,
COMMITTEE OK ARBITRAT1oNs.
j. o. James, George L. Buzby, E, A. Souder,
William w. Paul, Thos. l.. Gillespie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
Np. 60.

Aksr aud ;uu Sftsren AusrnHea se.t eer
@efabvsn, il fir ten 8rrmmen sefsrss. Bsun
Gin serSbu!l9eE @aupersr einsr te{9Eerliden,.
Ves sebatt afnn SIC Ssnne heie hrannts,
cser nsun @tAru, iha ertaitt,. rhtr Neaen ibn
bur@n6bts, trie eiIt er ireaeis eiutn, saiilitsl,
Sseate su, has ihm itil'e Mtsnerste sertinset.
Ss srkbt aud ZEN dtrif,en am sessremfse cine
batte ;um tataieu, rie = Rirde @atrI;d,
bier iif'a gut i.in! ai., rait Seias an iebss.
wuntseaua!te sers: ,,Hemmet ibs MabisIisen
Nlle, id Mill ea9 eraaideu!" @ie s;s!e areu;-
trdstr tabsn eaa facn uf, erfahrtn, w.e giele
batsn nur teim ssieeerFeeu iusher Stride einen
ztetI ibrer 2eiten thru ssrselIsn, ssun eem
9errn it Xeiner su strins. siemans gu e!snc>
hter IQe trut"t leiue Gnass! Gis Nir9e uirb
10 aab bic :3uHubtfa,te ben 'llusIRd!iden; BE- ?
nen fenif tsinc ShIre it tFutt i'm 2csen fran.
zen, bic Nirsbe nin,mt iie aHf in ihren, G4srS
bic tei MenIAen ssraetsns ihrrn Grrl Iadsn,
fie hfren bier Aahrrrt -cn ein,ms! ssaen, rtl-
den bic triidence Ghste rer Hr,p Eiht traaen
sebU!Fen srirb sra ssr hart hes 9r,,hers une
mr Ehnsfer hea Jrenntes Mnt ee- ;Treuntia.
itneu hi!ft ite 9elAs bier trassn.
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Neu u / d br.

CUR Wanberuns mad benz 3iele Sfnen fb
rieoer neue Gage, tenn mir iiap bienieoen ni&t
su 3auie, mir ppbnen MIR in Ylserbitten unp
fnb, aa9 benz Musorude bes beilieen pauIus,
nur @aite uno Jremplinee auf Grren, rslde
bic sutlnftiee @t6tte iu9en. Ter Sang fiibrt
lber Berg unb GbaL bur& &esen uno @unuen-
iteih, hur@ Sdmers uno Jreube. ater In
mittsn biei.s @s6iels penft rer euts Gbrif Wets
an bic beilise @eiluns mad Oben unr NIT bie~
fem Gsoanten ssht es leidter iber bic feileu
8erse, uno burG beiee ganpwiiifen, er fam
lei@ter ertrasen 9iBe uno 0roR bnneer unb
s&mers, S@mad unb gerfolsuns, II ifibt fd
I'm 70 fe(ter duf ieinen Mantsitab, ben @laubsn
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I'D 9ratulire.

IS iddt bas Qaut, Falt webt her Wine>
"a t,abt es f4 nit Iei,en Sdritte,
1lnt an bic IbGre pcdt cine 9inb
1lut plnl6t biatin nit i9euer 9itts.
Dies Sinh, IS 1T has neue Sabr-
S4t. sirt es Won eer 59peQe ienttu
Die @tirn it rein, tas Ause nar,
Tub 8Iumen trGst e. it, ben 5anben.
Die 9lumen fnb y Ut alten Sabr,
sic fnt gum idSnen 5traub esl&lunssn
11no baltsn i9 gang tsnnbertar -
Die 8lumen int Grin1ierungen.
Die 8leine tpartst mausdenitiu,
limb irasent traumea BIT In ibre
5ieftlauen Mueen, mas fe mid?
0n ladelt lie: uS9 eratu!ire."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
2ei,, rtnb Sbci., F.!

a9. mt!d tin Ataans s.rilden S,tn uns
Sheinen!
gSie l@ielt eer sieie mad iattem llsterFnit.
Der iibsria.t in efleu, tetererule
jn tlnmutb fst tei etlen geuerpeinen.
Aui wti9en gslaern rieetne ria man msiusu,
Sti i@8ner reien, ais auf miieeu Jube
Dtnts ai9t tsr Aaff NIT abnentem @enud.,
9fa6 1ans.m NasM auf irnnenttraunteu Stsi-
rlen.
or laBt BIC We. scu eitlem Clan; i'd tlen.
". ben,
SRA Ainhtr @isrn iss has per; btssetn
Statt aaf BIN atrn las usebinaunenstu.
Gin Bid, Gin Grud. ttr eipyeu le1ts @esen,
8irst eft bts f@SnReu @liides suuRe @Yenben
tint tbaSt aus rei&atm JiQburn estens@eseu.
s.. 5eemRebe.
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Ser cbriftlttbe Gteruenl,t,n,,el. j.
j q Il 4 s (.

). @eNrse!a, III Ts:is ssssreM, aas
| i9rn als Ainh tir idSnfeu 8ersiir ssa lrSxs,
| ,niefeit. GiefsgIithsn mastfrn IN 1ri;asen ser
erhateHNen Saserssu smrsr. Startim Sabre
| 51o. ..-
4. 1itua, sei.eIey ;S;:vser Hnc Reiiese>
iahrte ces hei.iaeH gan!!te. dr wurte ais gi-
idef in 8rcta aufssi!eat uas na9tem er g:cIss
sur Nussrei1nna sss GnanseIiar.s tsisstgesen,
fart er in Frsts 1T siHfr, sEFter srr 9i Sab
rcn.
). Ae!efrhc:ns, Gin tsrieste, fstate
l27 ssm Hiiis.n Si,tue auf sfm Stah!e yetri
nath. Sir bic sisIsn aue idrren lInternetmur-
gen in ter Sirtss gtsidi srtieIt ct eie Starter
irene EN- i3o. 49,.
6. Ter bsiiise G,rei ASriss=
SAG. 1is Sira,e f<isr' lie s1eifa9s G:iav;=
uans tes esrrnl tsFsn Gcs:l'ei:. scrFenba1t
,rurbs: ]. 1arg een S.era eer hrei @nsn
zen otinn. ,. Iartb biz gsi,nme les 9ate1s
tsi htr laaie &tri'i ellem :gp!sc. 3. 1nrd,
tas erfe @auhsr Ri tss 5eG;eis III 9ana Iri-
nen Shneem. Gin Sag ssr s!nh,ans .tns ees
Qersraaens; -
Z. VaIcutiu g.etiets Ell; 40 tss Esyi=
ftsntbam su paaaa gns fste yr;s;!er RAD &aa=
aeu tti ORerbrfeu. NIs 9ii9of ssrtreite;e CT
sas Gsanee!;sm his an bic gt|p ugs fars au
Natl9 III Ssre! ,;nl 80. ..u.........
s. G.eart se.Mntst ssu sinsr 5aseae
an nit BEN J1ifTenihaf.sn bic TrSnn;dFe;.. rre.
eiset in Baysra ssu Grip!i9sn DEanhsn, uns
firbt ais Siidef su&esenstvrs; 1T sliesermin~
Fer trsraten, srn yapa Sec IN. mSshse Gtrili
1852 ben 5eilisea teisesab!t. <
9. Sultan Isbte ~ Nnticdia mi, BaFIiFa,
ietner @emabItn in bttliser Gn.ba!!lamseit. ga-
Nliiia entete ibr 9eben i'm 9rieben sSnItsn atss
aarb mi. einsr Menss grieaer ,.nt Ditnsr esr
Rirae unter Iipfle.iau unt .Marimiar.
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I'm, 2ebc,,.

Ni4te nt9t, Hruttr, ben Bruter +; bu fdrF frnR
in @pttes @eri&te.
Ri9te nur im,aer lid ielba unb rein &c bic
F~ 1}1 ei8nen @usen. r.
aI1r' IL auf I'M rt9t sw ieben, 10 fnbef tu
.3.y INNER l5...l
Wltbr an Dir ftltf ale an Nntern IN ri9ten.
.8. Sei treile I'm &tben,
@erFdtis lase HIT Sfbem, nas Jpn, gum Inter
.f 4u7g. ri9t notb if;
5auttu sebs.t tas Gissatbum ni9t, ni9t SER
!en ben S9reineu.
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ct. Nanl Minneiota, samfta9 ben 2 Sanuar 1869.

runs bat aud glumenseFe@te besWcbIereebens
aus Der gersansenbeit, unb ter @eibna@tasrub
Der Gneel unb bas Gbrftinb in berarippe Betb-
lebems tuerfen bic Qeu9tferne ber 6pfnune in
tas Aufifeisenee neue Sabr binater. Sabres-
enbe wedt oaber bic @eiinnunsen tes Daates
gesen len Weber alles Uuten. gic9 leben mir
ia leteno llnierem 3Srper bat es ieitbtr ai9t
an Nabruns unb pFeee, benz @eine nidt an
8ileunssmitteln sur @etsbeit unb Gusenb, benz
5er3en nidt an bei|amen yrifunsen unb bH-
nen GknnBltuneen sefsblt; mir baben Berufs~
issen unb Jamilienfreuhen erfabren! Die Na~
tur bat uns ibre eriinen gEase seSiInet. um une
gu erauiden; beiise Qiebe unb Jreunbi&aft bat
in ibre areiie uns serufen, um uns gu beieisen ;
8rantbsiten> bic uns beimseiu@t iinb dberwun~
ben; 8eidmerten, bic uns uieberorudten, Gub
erlti@tert; 1borbeiten une sineen babsn uns
seffraft uub seteilerts! A
llnb tpie sisle lletel, bic uns k6tten beseanen
fSnnen, fnb soriiber sesaneen ;,rie siele @efab-
rem, bic nit ibreu Mbsrunpen bscbten, Tnb e.s
foIsIrs setlteben; tpie oiele llueewitter tes &C.
bens, bic iid um uniere 5iitte bdten 3ufammen-
sieben tSnnen, Fub oabin, pbne uns 3u f9aoen
Bel all bieien Sesnunsen mlden MIR unfere
8lide empcrridtea unb mil0en gerdbrt beten-
uen nSebe CUTE Giabe fan, pon Die, @ptt ~
-aber aud 3ur prafuns unieres Seelenaunan-
bes ruff bic lebte Stunbe: Mir 1nb Rinter
@rttes; baten mir DEN iiber Mlles esilebt, ter
uns ;uerit liebte? 5aten mir fets unissn @sin
na9 Sein'n 0elessn sebilost? 5akn mir
lets bic Qiete gu unierem GrlSier tetannt, i'm
Stilleu, pie III, OeFcntliden? 5aben mir fets
ben &uf Der Stride sebSrt unb reif beoadt bas
bobe @lld, ibr M;tslieb 3u @eini, unb baten mir
uns mic ibres @Iaubens seiddmt? @aren tuir
unierer Jau1ilie, mas wir ibr ron 6sr3en (ein
io0ten mar bic 8efDrberung ibrss Dobles un~
fer Streben: unb baben mir Maea tur9 1sden.
freien Wanpel gum @aten ntaammt unb unle,
rem 8eruf treu erfiQt2 @aren wir aeeen
5aussenolIen unb Nadta,n friepfertie, nadsie.
big, eienltpiais2 6aben mir bic 0eiabe es|es-
net bic une Seau@et2 @aren MIR berett bic
5anb su ,ailpen @aben gu Uhnen, pu bilfc unb
&ettune 10 uStbis mar? 5abeu mtr, no mir
ieihf ni6t belftn tennten, tur9 &atb rne 9it.
ten BET alneeren, CUR 5iiIfeleiRuns bsm Glenee
beise1anbsn? 5aben mir 70 eelebt ME mtr,
penn mir ftsrtsn> panfden wtrben. Seleh aa
baben?
Dieie Blife III unfer Snneres, tieie Uraatn,
cie oft einen quGlenten Son babsn, adj une auf
bic mir ser benz atlisbsnben Nuae tes perrn IN
Mandem nIdt befsbsn fSnnten: spn brute an
iofIen Fe Der @rune beiliser geli!bbe msrben.
l1nier 9srs iebnt i@ tinplt6 surld 3u @ptt, son
lem uns tes qsbsns 3erfreuuneen entfsrnt ba-
ben mir poQen unlsre Wuni9e ilber baS Ni9.
tise erbsten unb bic Bitts ipa unier tleibenbes
@stet ieiu: ,5err! erbaIte uns bei btm Ginsn
eab mir did tets dSsr Mues lteten!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

Gbne &rbeit, tpas seminna su?
Sbne Ginf9t, pas assinnf bag
Gbne Meisbeif pas sereinii BIZ:
Dbre @iref, mic eri9stnR tse
Obns aanutt, peu eraanlf sH2
DIME Dsmutb. reu, sertrsuli bu Z
SSne @tauben, mas erarebit sa2
Gbne ppfnuns rae erIeba bas
Dbne Hebe, nae errinsf bus
Hbue 1ueenh, .pas npQbrinsR Ia Z
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

91as su sex Anbern serl1nef, bas tbue suoor
ibnen ielber.
Meiee bic tseite Strabe une iu1e nur immer
..... bic f9mdlte,
Mi,fc nur eete Gru9t bic pfdnber bes episen
QebenS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-06
CLEARED.

s,,am,hp city Of New York tBr, pesmoss., Liverpool
"a rsle.
Steamship City Of Port au Prince Jackson Port au Prince
-R Murray Jr
steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah Murray Ferris &
steamship James Adgcr, Lockwood, charleson-- Nor
gan & Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington. Hc-Jsmc.
Hand.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DC-Phlips
Brown
Steamship Niagara Brakeman, Norfolk, Cry Point and
Richmond-0ld Dominion Steamship Co..
Gteamship Giaucus. Walden. Boson-W CLYDE.
BARK Arlington, Bartlett, BfistolPeabody Wills Co.
BARK Eva Br). Daniels, Havre-Boyd 4 IIincken.
BARK Goethe NO. Koch, Marsess via BalsimorsC Lu-
ling Co.
BARK Fieetwing tBr, Bailey ST Johns and Hsrbor Grace
NF-KP Currie.
Brig supcsch tNo), Pug.ns stes,in -wend, re.sns
Bockmann.
Brig Laura tBrl, Carmichael Gibraltar. Malta and Pa
lefrno--D De Wolf
Brig Moses Day, Loud. Leghorn-H W Loud Co.
Brig Maria Ferguson Dir, stephens, HaDtsportJ Whit
ney n Co.
Schr T. Staples, CONN Demarara--F Talbot 4 Co.
Schr Ricardo BnrFos Newton, st ktts-Jones Tough.
schr Atlantic (Br. Davidson, Halifax-Crandall, Unphray
Il Co.
schr Chingarora, Ryder Norfolk Staples & Go.
Schr Mason, Rose, kchmOnd-VAn Brunt q Sla.ht.
Steamer ktzabeth Young Da tmore-W DazelI.
steamer Mare, GRUMPY. Philadelphia
Steamer G tierrepout, Shropshire Philadelphia.