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The stirring song OF which the following is ira
alton, has just been written by Ferdinand Efeiiisr
nd is Icing ssssg throughout Germany, where
GEMS to vie in popularity with Decl,er's "Ekine .
Hurrth ! Thou lazy proud and fair,
Hurraii, Gcruls,Giil iriIe.
What fire Is ii iIiIe eye as there
Thou beu3est DER las Eninel
How in ,'uys ,uil blaze dost ihou
Flash iorail 10y sword, aud 90,
With heal't eiate aud knitted brow,
To STRIKE he Invader lowI
Hurraiit Hurr.,.l Huirahi
HuFf.th. Gerfltnsi
No thought lildst thou, SO calm and light,
Of WAL CT battle plain,
But on thy broad fields, waving bright,
Eidst NOW The golden 1taia.
With claslinG 7icaie~, Treail1s of corn,
Thy sheaves didst garner in,
When, Iarai across he Rhine, Vars born
Breaks tlnongh he merry din
Down sickle. tieD, ans, WI cath of wheat,
Amidst the corn were cast,
And, starting Gerceiy 10 Thy eet,
Thy heart Beat loud :2uti fast
Then with shout heard thee call,
swell, since YOU VIII, you rlayt
Up, up, my children, one and all,
On 10 the GhineI Awayi'
From port to port the summons few,
Rang DER car erman wave;
The Oder on her harness drew,
The EIbe grit on her @laive;
Necker and Weser swell the tide,
Maine flashes 10 lie sun;
Old feud, old hal IS are dashed aside
All German men are one.
Swabian and Prussian, hand III hand,
North, SoDth, one host, enc vow
What is the Germans FatheFiauuf
Who asks that question nowl
One soHl one arm, one clo.e-knft frame,
One win are we to-day;
uurrah, Germani;t. thou proud dame.
Oh, glorious time. hurrth /.
Germania now, let come what may,
VIII stand unShook through all;
This is our country's festal day.
Now woe betde thee, GaUIl
Woe worth tile hour q roL6sF thrust
Thy sword int fhy ll;,udi
a curse upon him hat We must
Unbare our German brandt
For home and hearth, for wife and child,
For all loved things thaE we
Are bouad 10 keep all undef led
From foreign rlilanryi
For German right, for German speech.
For German household ways;
For German EOacsteads, al and each,
Strike home through battles blaze!
Up Germans, up, With God The die
Clicks iond-wo wish the throw
Oh, Who may thiak without sigh,
What blnod is doomd 10 flow.
Yet, look thou up with fearless hearth
Thou must, thou shalt prevail
Great, glorious, fee as Ger thou vert
al hail, Germania, hail!
HurTah! Victoria
Huriah! Germania
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Real estate to gxrbange.

KenI V5fuIf 10 VftUHHYF.
FURNISHED HOUSE, UP TOWN, to En-
K CHANGE for a COUNTRY SEAT near the cty
NJ A. rutland 4 Co, Beekman.st n. Y.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Mw-YoRK......

PORT OF NbW-YORh. .........s.. 2l
CLEARED.
Sieanshps-0coan Qneen Conner Aspinwai CeoPsa Phillips
Sayaunsh: Niagara Brakeman Richmond; Vulcan, Wilcox Phade
mia; Monitor Jones Philadelphia; Nereus Bearse Boston, Cy OF
Dabn Bynon Hvepool Virginia Andrews lsyrei Regulator Pen
nngton Wilmington NJ c. Volunteer Jones Philadelphia Ooncor
sisRe'olu,f Brooks Havre; Cool Hone ngerso IIsvrc.
Bsks-Cme Bins Haye; Adelaide Pendegas ChehtsIer RIO
Janero: Andes Havana Alaska Potter, NeW-OTaAs hty
Rose Gibraltar; Gertrude, Nichols Amhoy.
Rrgs-C Williams Thompson. Charleston Nellie Gay, Smith
Niuautan; Orinoco. Roberts, Iarsboro.
Scbr-Iiry DevereauH Gaveson Rough Diamond Patterson
St John n w. II. Jones Line Fenanina la Israel SNOW"
Heating BaracOa; NJ. Bedel, Bedell Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship Minnesota whnary Liverpool June T. and Queenstown
Steamship Cy Washington Jones Liverpool June Queenstown
sieamSfip Cbirleston Berry Charleston, mdse., sc.
Steamship City Of London Tbbts, Liverpool June g. VIA queens
10th, mdSe. and pass.
Steamship Pah Kee steele Bermuda, mise and pass - $3.50
Steamship Vsruna Spencer Galveston June H. wa ne! "es'
steamship Montgomery Faircoh Savannah mdse. and
Salvador NckcfsOn savannah, ndse ana
Brig kildare hacOmber Of and from wentworth ~ b. ~ uas VIA
Sehr AiMe igsls Ingalls, Masquash N n. 10 days ping
Scr Kercu fIatdcl1, Windsor y. s., 10 DAYS, plaster
Schr Memphis. Mscombe Kenpt, N s., IL days, plaster
SCHoONRRs-RyER AND COAsTwlsB.
Ellen Perkins Victoria Virginia
Minnie Kiune Alexandria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS June 2Arvei steamship Centpede from Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
BpRsT 2The steamship Vile de Paris from New iork
arryel a port at 10 O'Clock this forenoon
OrFNsToWS June 2The steamship CITY Of Brussels from New
York Liverpool arrived here st o'clock yesterday forenoon
SPOKEN.
Ship Free Trade from CarH for Calcutta April 49, t 70 s. Ion
ship Jeremiah Thompson Francisco May 6
lat q n, Ion. 10 W.
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shaving appropriated s1l7, paid him on May by John
w. Rhoaes, President of the New York News Company,
for copies OF the paper Robert Beville committed
for grOssy aSSautng the little daughter of Henry Das
at No. 6S Bayarl-st. -. Emil T.. Dumont, Humbcrt
Biaehig and AphonSe Logct arrested by officer Joseph
Strauss OF the Central Once for deserving from the
French steamer VILE de Paris, committed 10 await
the action Of the French Consul.
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Jones Rev Jones Rev Jones Hyde and wife DR.
r. Cutter wife child w,on ConptoR
and children, NJ A. Perkins James Pennr father
FROM CHARLESfON-ln steamship Charleston, June 2lMrs
Eean A. fak wife child and nure Winslow DR. Mitchell o.
W%eThouse and we p Hines Gunn Mr. Padding Fortune
Moses nortondoTi IA s. Baston g. r. CouEion j. For'he,
Mrs H. C. child and w. NJ Grant,
Foster g. Davis M Noble Noble j. Cohen and wife W. L.
Steeman, Spring, r. }. Dawson n Aspnwa, H. d. H. Open
helm, ID. Lamb H. Morris, Conpion and child, &.
Canee W. Higgins and wife w cherry Bryan Reilly L. Morris
Miss A. Butd A. w Morris Mrs Kragger, Ms johnson Miss g.
Iauhhng Miss Cohen, John CALVIN p H. Herman, L. Brisel r. NJ
anil in The
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. JuSK y.

he1ico ssal and Vera Cruz per steamship
Mexico NON PerSo II T. r. eoss at Tie Post once a. O'Clock
D. n Steamship sails 81 3 p M. a.,
Europe via QseegoSn and Liverpool PER steamship MAD
PEI n. K. cSe ~ tbg Po0tce - II a m snpit
fer paid eIs only made At Pr No pNh and closes
Fl 1870 O'Clock y NJ .. q.
THURSDAY. JUHE %.
hs Tor Europe via Queenstown sna Liverpool steamship MATE
Once at IL NJ snPple
hs for paid ee only made on Doss jersey O ana
sAosed Al !! p. a..
Argentine Republic Brazil and ST. Thomas steamship
BoriL H. r. ce ~ tie PO,Ohcf sc H
Aals and the West Ddes, steamship MORO
Caste IRON Pier No. n r. close Steamship sails at p
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Denlistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ isse sh ahshse si,rvas oxde ga administer n.
%ssXlT PAN 20 co asuss, ,s.Il, ~. shsr aaw.. q
oRee No ~ CssSss laskS~s
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1870.
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YoRK. Tuesday, juno q,

NEW YORK, Tuesday, June 81, 1870
At the Exchange, to-day, the Messrs. A. j.
Blocker. Son & Co.. James NJ. Miller, f. F. Raymond,
and d. NJ Seaman conducted the sales, which were not
numerous-each auctioneer disposed OF parcel-but
were, withal, well attended.
The sales Of property for building purposes near the
city seemed have attraction for dealers. AT
Bulls Ferry the Messrs Johnson Miller sold for Eugene
Kelly Co.. bankers, over co lots within short time,
and at price that warranted the firm in characterizng
the sale decided success. The attendance Of buyers
was large throughout, and the bidding was spirited.
The Messrs. A. ID. Mellick, IT,, Bro, as may be seen
by the report OF their SALE which II appended were not
fortunate than the Messrs. johnson Miller They
introduced Greenvie " j., lots and disposed OF III at
prices ranging from S2J5 to 500. ,
Simon LghstOne, real estate broker Mt NO G6s sixth
ave-, sold to-day two houses Forty sXtlst between
Madison and Fifth-aves az S1250OG No. sc West Thirty
ninthst. for $4,000 and Il lots between Eighty
aud Eighty igith-sts, west from Central PARK, Tor
$4,000.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
ID. NJ SEAMAN.
story brick house and lot l24h 1876 n Of Aaye, lot
layIl0Jll 4 Adrianee $3.50
by 4. T. RAYMOND.
lots s5hsi 800 u l0tbaye each 2jI539...,.. $lm
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER
II story honsa and lots Nos 93 and go Us Wof
Bridge st. e1eh lot 2I6IoJ; II Crook 1880
~ A. j. BIEECKER, son & co.
2oy brick house and lot No Manhassc, between Coles and
hApesests, lot 2Ot56i E0efSon +9o
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TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS Az.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rises....... 429 sun Moon rises. 1879
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Ciln Real estate for Sale.

Gin Real estate for Sale.
nor SALE, or to LEASE for a term of years
in 2Jth-st lots Of GROUND including the
BUILDINGS thereon they stand together with the boiers engine
well and reservoir printing and bleaching lbnsi viii
make rebuild building suit the tenant Com
Box TO Mechanics aud Traders Exchange ~
Pork place viii receive prompt attention
EOR SALE-First class HOUSES and LOTS
the AMI NeaYork Brooklyn anil ada
cert cities Large list Farms and Country Property CITY and Coun'
try Property solicited for Sale or Exchange. -, .
- sIEGEL CGIACR Co, 70 Cedarst
1915 900 TO On hoA f. on Bond aR 1 hSr5R
N'-' Join p coSRgY, No. 81 wal.t, Room "a
d. M 0n0 TO LOAN-Sums of $4,000,
Tribune Office.
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p1sSFNGERS APRJVED.

IRON IIyERPOOL--In steamship nBesOa June 2lh's n.
Cole AL MNa Clarke MIS- a.t Clare, Mss POenee
ks e. T. bssLa AIA Res james " Fvlsa W. " PGSe Rev d.
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Auction Sales of Real Gstate.

---~ 49,
A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., .Auctoneers.
"A. THURSDAY % a. Y at Exchange Saesroom, No Ill
POSITIVE SALE OF LOTS AND CORES TO DIVIDE PARTNER.
AVENUE Aone lot east side between Sevenye and Seventy
SiXTYFoURTHST-Two lots side between Tenth and Elev.
oYEHUNDRED. AND TWENTY EIGHTH AND ONEHuYYDRED'
ANDTwENrY even lots and cores near se"ayei
ONEHU FORTY SIXFH-Sr. - Fourteen lots ana
cores, south side st. Niehoassye
For maps, terms &c, apply at No n Celarst
Wilson II. BLACKWELL, Anctioneer
MALLORY 81 BLACKWELL,
vi AUCrIoNEBRS and BROKERS No. % Liberyat
WEDNESDAY June 2
At4 p. M, the Premsea
ABSOLUTE SALE AT TARRHTOWN,
beautifully located on high ground comnsnang eH
' ss he views on the Hudson "''' anu SURROUNDING ~
NEW AND WELL-BUILT RESIDENCE,
e b g and trimmings on main floor marble mantels
washanis with plumbing complete IN al he eAhOe WIN
Fine carthage louse and stables seyenav remain
bond and mortgage Immediate possession be given oagSs WI
meet the train leaving Trte Sale Posve-n the house
If stormy. .n-1,- - %
At 1880 p. ~, on the premises
81 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
TARRYTOWN,
Being that portion Of the well Hnown
BENEDICT ESTATE,
East of Broadway and south Of Bensdictaye
This i s's1 5 5e2 o1y es 'n G G for
sale is offered 10 plots OF from to . eY los'
II less than an hour from by trains the lu
Se Ey' F EFSGs sT s s pc he
Chaunce ybbsr has churches Of all denominations hes schools
IGo~ed fact hat II Is the town. for residence, in America The
property offered situated in the midst Of the very nP
surrounded by many OF the Elegant Residences for which
celebrated located high ground commanding unsurpassed ne
We've '"4 H. THE FINEST PROPERTY
oS THE HUDSON RIVER
Further particulars Of MALLORY MALLORY BLACKWELL IS L
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Gonnlrp l)roperin 10 Eel.

>~o>-~o~~~~.~~~--~---------
A COMIODIOUS FURNISHED HOUSE, at
"A Gloucester Moss will be LET lof the SIMMER Il commands
beach and view greenhouse and gp Oh the e @'
facilities for stalliug ana for sea bathing. Apply 10 -
GEO J. MARSH and ALFRED MANSFIELD Gloucester.
NOR RENT-COUNTRY RESIDENCE, sitn-
eted on Goron- Perth Amboy ~ j., aMausar roof COTlA1t
containing bedrooms Tarors dringroom c ana %
lars given imme atel For terms apply 70 WILLIAM
KING 209 Pearl-st orGEO W SLAUGHTER Perth AmboyNJ
TNO LET-FOr two to four months, hand
somely furnished modern HOUSE, bedrooms Delightfully."- located
NrwBghon and stable and J. OF goandi rent rSV
per month Pemits of A. JOURNEAi, No. Pao-st
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY 2s ls7o-TRPLE SHEET

ofthe head were broken in as ifby On wul blow,
so that the brains oozcd out of the aperture. The
whole relic OF humanity was between two and q
half and three feet In length. And this had been
stalwart man!
An inquest was held. and from the evidence elf
cited 1t seemed probable that In attempting to es-
cape, the flooring, burned through, had given way
beneath him, allowing him to fall into the blazing
gulf beneath, while the murderous wound on tho
hind head was ascribed to falling rafter Ru-
NOR, however, was busy, and declared, horrible
as such crime would appear that the man must
have been killed and the body given to the flames
the valuable gold watch of the deceased had been
recognized upon another man, and that investiga-
tons into the matter were about to be made by
the proper authorities. We therefore await anx-
iously the calculation of this mystery.
Such are the four cardinal sensations OF the
week in quiet Canada.
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A STHaNG: Cai:.
A Indy, Angered at Being Disinherted, Tear.
Her Fathers Will TO Pieces.

[From the San Francisco Call Of July 1911
A few days ago an old Californian died in An ad.
joining town, leaving some where in the neighbor-
hood of 81 100000 worth of property, as it was
generally supposed, to his only daughter. the
wife of highly respectable citizen. But after
the burial had taken place the will OF the dead
man was brought to light and read to the daugh-
ter and nunber OF those who were employed
by the testator during his lifetime. II then be.
came evident that the father had cut the daughter
of without shilling, and that he had bequea thed
all his vast estate to persons who had been
Lis employees, his companions, &c. When tho
will was read aud the daughter learned that she
had been robbed OF her just Inheritance she
flew into passion, and sezing the will tore it to
pieces. This action caused considerable conster.
nation and our informant states that the Grand
Jury Of tho county being In session, the matter
was Immediately referred to them, and the daugh-
ter indicted for her hasty and imprudent action.
Our informant says that ten or twelve years ago
the daughter married her present husband in OPP
position to the wishes Of her father. who swore
that he would never forgive her, and while labor
ing under his passion he made his WILL The cool
ness between the father and daughter lasted for
several days, and then reconciliation took place
and tho one act Of disobedience was forgotten and
forgiven. Tue daughter and her husband became
frequent visitors at the old mans house and were
with him during his last Illness and when he died.
They, as well as others, supposed that the will dis.
inheriting the daughter had been destroyed, but
1t appears that the father had either forgotten or
neglected to tear it up.
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BURNING CASUALTY IN CAlCAso.
from the Chicago Times July Q,

IRON the Chicago Times, July 23.J
The nre or yesterday afternoon was not only 10.
noted below, two men were badly burned while hut
namely cndeavorlng to rescue o sick man from the
burning pile. They succeeded In their noble under
taking but they little Thought that after all another
person was being roasted alive before them.
such, however was the case. Mrs. Bridget FanIk-
ner, wife OF laborer named John Faulkner was
busily engaged at certain household duties when
the names nist communicated themselves to her
nammablc nature OF the roofing matcrial In Messrs.
Gardiner Co.'s establishment the names
had speedily seized upon the entire build
Ing. The stairways were on IRE, tho doors
ana windows were In names, the smoke
was stnlng. Escape was impossible and help could
not reach the doomed woman. She was seen once
70 enueavor 10 press forward to or the windows
nut the roaring names 1ercey drove her away.
ihen she Knew that escape was impossible. Max.
Ing one more frantic enort she rushed one OF tnd
windows held alot the holy cross, and shouted oul
something to the terror.stricken crowd below, bur
which no one could near, owing 10 the noise of the
Terrible conaagraton and the busy clatter OF tia
steamers
Mrs Faulkner was never seen alive again. After
WHILE when the fire addics had extingulshed the
sln0uldering ruins they found her chaIred remains
lying among the debris. They were taken carefully
up and removed TO the Madison street police sta
ton, where the Coroner Will hold an inquest thi6
forenoon.
While tho fire was In progress two Irshmen
named Thomas Maoney aud Daniel Donohue were
badly burned In the face aud hands while n0biy en-
deavorlng 10 rescue % sick man from one OF the
burning buildings. Two weeks ago one OF Mr. De.
lays boarders had his right leg broken from thg
effects OF which no has since been confined to hia
bed. Maonev and Donohuo both knew that he was
In the burning building, and but for their humane
efforts he would have persisted In the names. Mr.
Maloncy resides At No. 10 Carroll street ana Mr.
Donohue al No. 95 Jefferson street. The rescued
man was kindly cared for BY some frienda