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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
SEVENTH REGIMENT RXCURSTON.

RETURN AVID RECEPTION BY THE SEVENTY
FIRST.
The 9TH Regiment, under command of Col.
CLARK returned 10 this city Saturday lat m from
its brief and exceedingly pleasant visit TO Philadelphia
and Cape May. The regiment departed from Cape May
at or Saturday morning, the movement creating
usual stir in the little city The Of the regiment re-
ceived many compliments from the citizens on their
credtabe behavior during their brief visit The trip to
this city was uneventful. Officers and men suffered
greatly from the heat Notwithstanding all stripped
themselves Of their sperfuous clothing The regiment
received in COrtlandtst. by the SevenYirs under
command Of Col Harry Rockefeller and was escorted to
the armOTy TOmpkns Market, opposite Cooper In
stitute. The march up Broadway excited considerable
enthusiasm among the crowds assembled on the side
walks. The Seventy first dressed in Summer uni
form, OrnaInented-the Seventh in gray. shower
which met the their march up Broadway did not
cause them to lose their alignment the people TO
cease cheering their favOrte corps.
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MEXICO.

JUAREZ DECLINES neutrality-suspicious. TO
EsCOBEDO-MARTINEZ's ARMY STILL ACTIVE.
MEXICO, July lit is currently reported
that President Juarez declines TO be candidate for
election 10 the Presidency Of Mexico. 1t is also stated
that he will his innuencen favor of Lerdo de Tada
The people OF the Northern States refuse TO support
tbe nomination OF Cen EscObedO for President. The
most prominent opposition candidate is POrtlrO Diaz.
The reported destruction and flight OF Gen. MartneEs
army is untrue Martinez has respectable force Oper
ating in the State of san Luis POtOs
lumber of petroleum wells have been sunk In the
State Of Mnatitlan. . ,
Protestant church has been inaugurated in the vii
lace Of Cosala After the ceremony OF the Inauguration
large number Of persons came forward and were bap
tied.
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TELEGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

80. The mercury in Boston yesterday ranged from
go 70 982 IN the shade.
49,. The United States steamer erInnebaug, Com
man from the South Atlantic Squadron has arrived Nor
folk, Va An WE'LL
~ Yesterday was the hottest day Of the season in
Philadelphia. The high known there ranging
from l01' to lO5 in the shade, according to locality
49,. Tow-boat Harry Wright, Capt. Toilette. LIT
NJ wOTeans the orb OF June and arrived Philadelphia ne th
Of the month; erraornary for such small cn shc sh
about the t 5th Of September nth engnes
go. The female regatta took place on Saturday at
Pttihurgh The Mis- Lot
tie McAce and Miss Maggie Lew. Tie former The race oss
milel much
thusasm, but htle money changed hans-
THE captain Of the brig William Mason, which
arrived Boston YESTERDAY Surinam. TeTovng picket
June lat 80 ~ lon. IS Is, boat containing eight starving
condition water As they oosd speak Lnsh ey
themselves xhee they belonged They
supposed to be French seamen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

DETENTION OF GERMAN sTEAMERs-MAsS MEET
ING OF GERMANS-TEELING OF THE FOR
EIGN RESIDENTS.
Popular excitement still continues undated
over the threatening from abroad and war Is the
topic o. conversation at every gathering place Of native
foreign residents and who likely TO be the victor
and how the struggle viii affect the other European
powers queries much INDUCED in at present The
North German Lloyd steamer Hermann, that was 10
have sailed Saturday at p H., and had fires hndled
ana passengers on board in consequence OF an order
directing The sailing was was detained by another dis
patch ~ the following effect:
os-FcH' Ner-I0rk: Hernsnn must not leave
Assistant Postmaster Taylor having telegraphed for
Instructions 70 the mails, received the following
dispatch
Wiz TA1LoR Assistant po'uqst,r Nec York II
,,s sl ,a al % project No u Gran steamer cAhg ouI
Oh 'i"-~i o. speedily possible. JOHs A. j. CREswELL,
The mais for the Hermann had been made ND AS usual
olt upon receipt Of the information that she would not
san, rom Oelrich Co. they were detained for the
next Ehensu steamer There in this port three
vessels OF the North German Lloyd viz: The Hermann,
Tat was TO sail On Saturday; the Frankfort announced
u sail Oh Ihursday and the Weser 10 leave Saturday
next In addition 10 the above are two vessels 10 arrive
tae Hanover and America. The total expense Of keep
iIg these vessels here will be abO,it 81 800 day.
II was rumOied that The Pac'c Mail STEAMSHIP 20 in
tended TO run line OF vesSs between yeW.York and
n'onen pu' inquiry AZ w, 9lbqq ectea the information
'In 'n' COMPANY I'd to do nothing Of that nature
a. Hy nave O- vessels here and they are repairing
ie Company vessels not adapted TO
'As EO' Jpean trade as they burn too much coal
lie Hamburg line have received dispatches ordering
them 70 forward the siesa Tuesday, but it is ex
pced she will De detained by another order Loyds
who charged with great tnidity as there are no
french steamers IL said swift enough to catch either
TIE Bremen or Hamburg packets There two o. the
latter al now viz, the HOsata and the Alemania
The following dsUatch was received by the German
Consul General from the Prussau Minister On Saturday.
,- .fi caution German slips s,als. FItl-I vessels
N~Ss~ks . Ill. lla.I. A. - = man.
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THE DRAMA.
BrrCKLeY's sERENADERs.

a band of valiant serenaders, fearlessof sun,
and heat, and sweerTg nights, are disportDg on inc
'able Fairgrounds OF the san Francisco Minstreis' IN
Broadway, and audiences answer Their nnSi~
cal summons. Swayne Buckley a concentrated orchestra
is the chieftan of this Ethiopian trOape and Pete Lee
Is his able lieutenant bass band blows martial music
on the startled AR. Hogan ana Hughes dance Win pre-
ternatural yigor maryelousy unmindu Of redhot th-
mometers. and q merry burlesue on soanambula caps
the cimscteric climax. All Of which, being interpreted,
means that the celebrated and tInehonosed Buckleys
Hinstrels TO be nightly at the Hall of thu
San Francisco Ministries.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

The American squadron off Antwerp has
been ioined by the English Channel fleet
The bank of Messrs. Harvey a. hudson,
at Norwich Eng, stopped payments on saturuAy,
A rnntnre is imminent in the Greek Cab
inet i'm conseauence of quarrels among the MnlsSrs
An agricultural show is in progress, at
ovtord Eng a large number OF American exhibitors
being present. ,
Saturday was a25 TO 100 against sabinus, and ~ 10
against Musket.
The ship Balthazar, which arrived yea at at
Havrc on Saturday reports having aSseu an IN t.tn
a. :trrp She had cargo, apparently, Of petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
A BOAT CAPsIEzD IN THE BAY-A MYSTERIOUS
AFFAIR.

AS the Staten Island ferry boat was on heI
trip bay to city yesterday afternoon the pilot
discovered two men astrde small sail boat which had
been capsized The ferry boat stopped and the two
men taken on board They gave their names as William
Butler OF No. l31 Charlton-st, and George Glen
,nlo NJ Greenwichst Glenville says that the
hat yyas nnset during o quarrel with John Williams
Of King nerr HudsOns Butler asserts that there was
M third peron in the boat and that there was no quar-
rel whatever Williams not found, ana II there was
sucb amsn I'm the boat In all probability he was drowned
sergeant Haggerty OF the F1fteentn PrechcL WHO Ts
an me ferryboat arrested Butler and he was held TO
await examiuatiOn
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CRIMES AND CAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Mrs. Betsey Lake disappeared from her hus-
East Providence TUESDAY AM o. day
body found the river supposed she committed suicide
William SawteU was drowned while bathing
The United States Hotel Long Branch Nesriay HIS
body has been recovered This tho h case Of dro"nL 81 Long
Branch this
Arthur Kaeghnand John Prescott, arrested in
Philadelphia rohng the house Of MAYOR hPe ~
WHamport from jail early yesterday morning Ley
prisoners Aompbs bal furnished them VIII oo
from outside.
49,. The main portion of the Japan House 40 New
Albany Ind SATURDAY The buing owned
Dpar b6O insured The furniture va owned y
nmp.i
throry window severely bat not seriously auei Au
rescued principally through the eIetons 81 NJ
Bentley who baye stood the smoke and IRE until be h1 he ua
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er,RRING AFFRAY IN BROOKLYN.

Michael and Catherine Daily reside at No.
1913 Butler-st Brooklyn and yesterday were visited by
number OF friends and all got drunk WINE III TINS con-
dton they became offended at the innocent pratte OF
oe little children and Michael undertook to beat the
little daughter OF stephen Hays The father lnererea
10 defend the GIRL when Catherine seized dagger anu
deliberately stabbed him behind the ear nnlcthg Ne
serons wound Dr. Matterson dressed the injuries anu
Mrs DAILY was locked up the Third Precinct STATION
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ENGLAND.

NEWSPAPER COMMENTS on TIE REMOVAL OF
MR.. MOTLEY-AMERICAN NEWSPAPER EN-
TERPRISE.
LONDON, Saturday, July 16, 1870.
The London NeuS expresses its sorrow at the
recall of Mr. Motley and says that Mr.. Frelinghuysen
will find the English Government ready to settle all dis
putes with America at any time.
1t is demonstrated by the number OF kilograms dis
patched by cable from London and Paris that the Amer
lean newspapers have more and details OF the
than the journals OF any European country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
NIeal N DnNilisOn,
ss6 BROADWAY, near Great Jones-s,.,
sueoe.,on TO h. V. HAughwsat 4 Co.

FURNISH CITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES WITH Ch,Ss'
inmIrSwARB GLASSWARE, CHANDELIERS, BRoNZhs.
n1ncvs SILVER PLATED WARE AND cUrLbki or
sSIIApLB QUALITY AT TIE LOWEST POSSIBLE rnShs
A specially. Light Loeomoti'es .,.,,,,or,,
grader short sn5 hght hA
- A.o for eoal and OF mines amber dstnes. ts'
md mills photographs and full y hBrrA Penn
Tru-se- Bandages 1c.-NeAF ne % I,b, saeL .afLl
EtKD RI BEER TRUSS curt. ruli.-,s ' -
AMI oouvrlsbla EsaALzasnnL-N9 SAAAs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

The Prettiest Woman ia Newly orl. Miss & sell
dinguo AL beau
tu complexion saow rough skinned girl chlssi AZ neg
ptcLel into HAGANs MAGNOLIA BAIN a -
now pretty complexion she charming IN asnnsss IN. t
oyercomes saosness moth patches marks etc anu
than hey are MAdN0A BAF a
transparent complexion LYoSs KrHARoS b make the BAR n'
full lururnt and delicate have rivals The kArhARos pre-
gray ersiates ia7uf AID e best sod
cheapest dressing the world
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Important TO Railway Travellers:
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-lesterday aiter-
noon the express train which left Camden loi
- d,nolihed a carriage containing two ladies'
',d tro Gentlemen AT Woodbury. station. The pa'u''
driving attempted to cross the track ahead oi the "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
The following is the score of game played
on Saturday at Hunters Point between the Normal b. b.
c. and the Tribune Press Hands, Game called at the
YACHTING.

THE YACHT DAUNTLEss sIGNALED AT SEA.
LONDON, July ga yacht showing blue
lights aud supposed to be the Dauntess was passed on
ne etb inst in latitude 49, longitude 49, by the Deyereux
which arrived at Liverpool to-day from Charleston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

THE THRONE QUEsTIoN--A NEW PROPOSITION.
MADRID Saturday, July 16, 1870.
A proposal is under discussion here to confer,
for the period Of three years. the royal attributes on the
Regent Serrano Gen. Prim will so to Vichy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

carriage was crushed In the narrow space between
uePot platform and the ears aud the occupants wer8
N ny .Acep, one OF The ladies, whose legs cut Of
d whose life Is despaired Of The names OF the dead
Gre se' pLegory-husband, wife, and niece They we're
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APPROPRIATIONS.

The following appropriations, joint resolu-
ons and acts in addition those already reported,
passed during the session OF Congress just eosod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

Cotton. Petroleum, Lard, and Tobacco are the ehet
products we sell 10 Germany, but there is large in
d rect trade in these and other commodities transacted
through the English markets the figures below do not
represent the full extent TO which We find purchasers in
Germany for productions The following table gives
lie value the principal products which we export to
GERMANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
TURKEY.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, Saturday, July &c, 1870.
The Viceroy of Egypt has given 10000 Turk
ish pounds to the sufferers by the late conagraon in
this city
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.
TRIBUNE VS.. DEMOCRAT.

TRIBUNE VS.. DEMOCRAT.
The cOmpOstOrs of THE TRIBUNE and Demo
crdt played game the grounds OF the former at
Jersey City, Saturday. If the game had not been
interrupted by the thunderstorm, the I" Red Hots"
would have been "coOled OF" finely by THE TRIBUNE
boys the stood % to in favor Of THE TRIBUNE
at the of the second inning when the game ceased
The result sad disappointment for the Red ots
who confident Of victory, the following extract
from The Democrat will show:
The Red Hots Of The Democrat play match with the
First Nine Of THE TRIBUNE this afternoon in jersey City
game to be called at $50 Much interest has arisen IN
this match. and bows have been carefully nursing
their muscle for time, and this afternoon Will prove
that in sport in business, The Democrat takes the lead
and keeps it, 1t will need all the philosophy and science
possessed by Radical friends the corner TO make
stand against the triumphant Democracy who feel very
confident Of sweeping victory without any repeating
The cred Hots" have again gone into the muscle
nursing" business and next Saturday they will give
THE TRIBUNE boys another chance to add ball to their
already large collection.
THE WORLD VS.. THE TAYLOR NINE.
The above Clubs met at HObOken on Satur-
day. and played the first of series Of games for tho
championship OF the Shop Clubs. Although the Worlds
had only eight in the field they were the yctors by
"a of % ~ 46.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18
Gpe1ial Notices.
ninth District Union Republican AssocIati

Ninth District Union Republican Association Will meet
THIS fvENINc Juy o. at ,. Lebanon Hall 10 Abingdon
square PUnctual attendance Is requested - WI
cone before the meeting ObV d hhi'hH' i'0-
JAMES CUNNING, Sseretsries
Dlvg.i A ASnggsOy, )'
Fifteenth District Republican A.soeiation'-A meeLS
tsciatiop vii held Kromm Hall go West llf hrl
r,Ias EVENING July 10 at O'Clock All Republicans
are 1I'l.eo !" ''''- II. d. LAPAUGH, Pres
members
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DIR IMPORTS FROM AND EXPORTS TO
GERMANY.
EXTENT OF OUR COMMERCIAL INTEREST IN THE
WAR.

INItNI OF UJk OUNMEhOIAL INILHI'0A ~ III"
WAR.
The statistics contained in the following
statements supply information which must prove OF the
highest interest by showing the extent to when our com
Inerce will be interrupted the FrenchGerman confct
continues and the German ports are blockaded.
IMPORTS.
Our imports from the States in the zollveroin, which
embraces nearly all Germany, for the fiscal year ending
June go 1865 amounted S2 5699S and were received
from the following States in the quantities given:
Trpsssia ST. $50 SIC Other Ger. States. s2,42574
SaXOny ............ 5,G6O3s4 - 80 %
Bavaria. logol4
These imports were received in the following guam
ties through the ports Of the countries named
Eng.and...........$4s G5l Holland S396'l5l
Bremen. ..........1O, 24393i Not Speclhed..- GAYS
Hamburg......... 4,s7e,220 -
ITinCe.-........- lVf-to
Belgium. .-.--.... l,lu5,2J0
The principal items in these imports given in the
following table:
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John +. Henry, s COllege-yiace, Newly Ork.-PoPu-
MEDICINES and MtEEN WArZRs All that minister 70 health
physical happiness AZ goods genu and furnished
quantities desired faE KIND
iS TuEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

Downtown Business Men end the SPECIAL Deposit Depart
aeu Of BANK very desirable feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

Congress. and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Congress-
Rmpe Mineral Spring Waters, ~ CHANBEkssr Mas
Ba6ADwAY. Free deliveries daily City H groes snT W.is onlr
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DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Paper
O4 FULToS-sT., OLD DUTCH CHURCH
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EXPORTS.

our exports TO Germany during the fiscal year ending
June So 1862 amounted to s3927,iO3 Gncludng gold,
and appear in the official returns having been divided
"a folows-the ports of Bremen and Hamburg, as will
Do seen being the great distributing points for all Ger
ma
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379 vessels 427, coo tuus
tunnage, entered dur
2s6 vessels 4O9,OiG tons
To,al.......l6 vessels SO97I tuns 2s6 vesse
FRANCE

Our exports 10 France during the fiscal year ended
lue 3D. 1865 amounted $59i8C4, Of which S43,3S634
vas to Atlantic and s2,5jal $50 TO Mediterranean ports
Orr imports from France amounted to S26,9&9jl, Of
which z34sl5 was TO Atlantic and S3,l77l36 TO Medcr
mann Inrt. Tie tOnnase as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-18

PERsONALITIE5-BY TELEGRAPH
The Hon Robt. CanDbcll died ia B-th Die"
YesteIdAr.
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T1tal......29 vessels 34,2sG tuns
Tie number OF vessels and their
IN the same time, was as follows
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Sinri@tune bes Neeer<N rdfsen'
ten 8alna0e.

Oiesieser,&epubif@aYt Sat .uteber etnn,a1
cine @epcluticn au Gnbe sebra9t. Siewar
YpQ Branb. &aub unb @erb, unb tbr
@9lub mar bluttser ais ber raan9er Reue~
luton scr ttr. Mts Der &atfer @pulouque
sefar3t par, entfara er nit ftinen yrin3en
unb Yrtn3efTnnen, ietnen @erscsen uub
Yrin;en BON 8pui1on, @aruaelabe, 9iuuna>
'ba &C., obne' bae tim Elm 9ir9en &C.
trlran,t ,perben fonnte unb NIT alien 1etnen
@@dBen. 80.
Setnen NaGfplser in Der 9erri9aft benz
Yrdibenten @ilpatn 6alnape folte bas
@lld nidt Der Mrt be9inaisen. Ct pebrte
sfi9 eeeen ben Muffanb nit ieltener 9art<
uddisfeit unb Brappur unb nit ebenic
GROCER @%rauiamfeit. Mber e. wurbe BE-
fest unb ilcb in bic @ebiree; bort unter
Mquin uno Saemal, etpa 300 Metlen BON
SPORT au Yrtnce, npurbe e. NIT l59 itiner
antdnser sefansen senommen, mad Der
9aupttabt sebra&t, iofcrt prcieiiirt nne e.
i9pKen. r,.a ....5.
Der Yr6fbent Der neuen proniioriiAen
@esierune beibt Nt1ape Su9et; am l.Tebr.
Icu bic @ab1 eines neuen prdibenten Fatt>
fnoen.
5ilpain Salnape nj seboren i'm Sabr
1882, trait ale semeiner So1bat in bic Ar>
NEE unb fies gum Stang zines Gapitans,
1pelden er AUDI unter benz &aiiertbum Don
5oulcuque bebielt. M1s Der leste I'm %.
DECEMBER 1858 Don @efrarb seflr;t tpuroe,
Bate @alnape bas Mcrobepartement se9sn
@pulouaue unter bieBafen eerufen. SUM
9pbn bafur tpurbs er sun, Maspr eruann!.
@eFrarb belt ii9 bic Jun, Sabr 1867 b.
mails tpurbe ct bur4 eine &epclutipn &C.
far;t, an beren Spise Salnape fanb. Ole
ier 1purbe nun gum prdibenten ertlGrt, aber
bic &epubltf fam niGt CUR Rube, unb int
YprisenS abreGen. Dominique I'M @uben unb
Gen. Saset int Ncrben gum @rdFbenten e.
t1drt. @esen Beibe fd,npfte @alnape NIT
grocer @%artnddisfett, puroe jebp@ 3ulebt
bur9 bic acknowledgement Mafen teiest, ba
er fAlieblid muir tpenise Anbdnser bate.
Or Ypar elm Mann ron imppnirenbemMeub>
ern ;unb nidt uneebilbet, unb gait fur ebeni f.
flus wte ensrsifd. Dur9 @r~aufanateit je"
jebo9 utaate er ii9 piele unb btttere
Tetnbe.
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baflbf.n Gtne anfyre&enbe 8eterli8tett

bafelbf.a Gtne anfpreGenbe Seterli4tett
btlbete ben S&lub elmer llnternebuauns, fur
beren @elineenAnes spetteiferte unb In bere1
DerlauL trps Der Betbeiltsuns Serfntebtner
Standardization, fetnerlei 5tDruns sprfar,,
T@er.ein Bepets pom sutert Settle Der bpr.
ttsen BepDlferuns. Gab BE 36sltnse BON
ct. Spbn bas Surge bettrisen, brau3en
mir nidt erf gu ia9en. "+s
9aut 8eri9ten aus @pm 1T Der bc4w'Re
Gr3bii9of 0btn BON Stem Srleans fortpab>
renb frintli1 unb beabf4tiste berielbe, mad
Neu}abr 3u ieinen gerwanoten in Srantrei9
5urudsufebren.
Con R~artstpmn, septt g., pernebmen
mir, bab bic bprtt9e beuti4e tatbclif4e St.
ineinbe zines uurae pot ,tebr als$2O0 5urMn'
i&afiuns Observation-Disclosures nerrnenbet
BAT unb lestere beretts aber 200 Banbe
sdb1t. Gin Betlpiel aur Ma6abmuns fur
anbere @emeinben! gr "f.sH g
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&abel<D

Aufrubr III Yaris. - Sn Der NaGt pom
leBten Dieniag ipuroe Der !6erauS9ebsr
bes observation-disclosures vMarseillai>
Sc" 6enry Grdefprt, in benz Ausea'
Slid serbaftet, ais CT itd In cine politiihe
Ger1ammluns beseben wunte. SeinSreunp
g. Tlourens, tuel@er prdibirte, sos ben o.
aen, feuerte einen Gepplper as unp erfldrte,
ba6 bic Sniurreetion be9onnen babe. Der
YDbel rpttete ii9 suiammen unb ber1 elesrapb
rnelbet:
Naris, s. Jet., 2 ubr Npr9ens: Bar.
rifapen !purben erridtet imTaubpurs3emple,
ippie in ben Straben ct. Mour, Mur Bellies
unb anoeren @afen in Der @ssenb Don Bel,
lepue. s. tpurbe seiApntn, Elm GummiNdr
perpunoet, etn YDlt3it 9etDotet. Mu9 bic
Ypli;et CAB n:ebrere NAL 5euer auf bte
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NariS, 9. Tebr. DerMufrubr in 8e1e>
que unb I'M Taubcurs brad neuerbin9s los,
8arritaben nurben ,pieber erridtet, bod
%bebaupten 3ruppen unb ppltjei bas Sslo.
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perbaftet. g. Tlpurens, Der Mnfiiter bes
Auirubrs, befnoet ii4 tros after Naaforid>
uns Der Yoli5et nod auf freiem Tube. Cine
fpdterc Depelde fa9t, bab Yaris ,pieber rubie
fei. Die san3eIfaire ppnR tuntGon~
fcrten erinnert an bas Spridmort: Der
&ru9 9ebt gum Drummer, Bis er bri9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12
MnterbaltuneS : 2iteratur.

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