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81 U~rrfanfCn.
Ri pcrfnnfrn.

Villa. Gin arria6di9ts 3it9tIfsir. pauB, 10 6uB brett
unO 100 6uB tiet. nit tintn 8, Her uno G,au. Sruuo.
AIMS & bro 5runituR ntbit Sroctris.9aosr uno Wil6'
Seihdit. 9tsro uno 10 Ieet. uno aunbtu auBerbaIb Ots
Ga0tns. prtls $500 UNI 0tn Bauptteiu u ilbttnshfntn.
JiGbersS IN Der Grpse. B. Bt. (s2-5i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

Gin tl&ttGtr Surge oOn 10 bis Ia Sabrcn als Gui.
lUattcr natlutrGNtn I'M ,~eSermauiaS.G lub. SjpuC &c,
Rr. 1853, northumberland. ISs5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
fSttA 0UbiGcS uuO cmpfcbicuepcrs
E.lL tbcS orciftodtgcS lSububdH6
an her USnsilcms Habe Boub Rrdfc.

auf bfientli&er au'tIOu.
9tcnhag. ben II. Wptii 1870, Rahmiudas4 ilbr'
iUtrbs Id am plcbe Itbh baB na9llcb.no UndIttbtle
itbr tmpitbcnSwegtbe @rtm0cBcniqum ]u,ridutru. nam.
lid
Den sdnirn 9runhpIGp init Wcbduhrn an br
HotDiettt ot Dt.wtGbtloHtruBt ID NuB ptlitia uon
Der EoupiiraBc Btitpen. Gcr YllB NJ rs iFuBO Sou an
Der WiGOtlonlraBt JGCtt uHo IUo 80 JuB inI It's an enc
3 fuB brtttt Nu,g.
Die Standardization .Rr. gOf, D~totiiouhrdRs
btiithtu In eturm bub,dCI aub RulRtbGultl ngrtT0G'Ggu
iicsciftinCrHen TSCbubGuie uno iiNciiflHsrreu
OtntetgttGubt mt Gutt, RtuCr uu'er Dem BORDER uuo
ptnitrGtbdubs, 4 ih6neu SimntcJu, pporunitr I'M So't.
8d5brtnncr uuh Srurrqtrtt biz ms orlite StodlDsrtu Il.
I ~ 'rbr ucQusu int eue ddntlte tty8riti't 1Funo'
mietbt nur s.
VcrtGulsbsbtrRurgrn biz bdlttt bocr unO btn Men
in o Vloratcn init StricH unO 8sUrEn'tBur 5'ttrqtt.
@thkltld unbtitrttibur. yin Ecp9rt uou so mug
bei'm Hautc 8tRadt IUcTbcn.
1amuet u. GIupsr, Nutt..
(sI-O VT. Is, lBtlt. lbdlttmOrtRr
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&erfteigeraRsea.
@aiicn=G G rri6is:g ctfanf

"tAINNfE At.' bNN 'AthAlA NJ
Ter urttrVtGHetc, abu.uiNrCiol rts uTrnttfrtu
Robert EClplo. nttb GU' Gtfttl tts WGiicn . Ttttht5
Der Stuot Bali, more DR0utag, psr II. Gprtl 1870.
RGdJmittdgs 4 ubr, am BlNtc idblt bGS rdhtthtno
Boa gaulr @ruuehId nit @ebiuetH, an her
ybeNlctic Der George, nubt 5rfutorttrnkr, Qelt9tt.
Ter Bios ~ an br BsorRgtraGt 90 buB brett uuh 90
tuB tit' bis an gUe 10 iFuS trCths Nutu 9'e Gebbu.
lthicitrr rthcb-u IN cintut aroFru ~a'Nofigrr litarl'
hCiucrnen @uhuhnuCs uUb lviumtRGm Stuetg,s
bAubt, fur StlAEr0 RtCiBrgt, mil auOtrCu VthtHatbau.
ben, arotsm Setirulo'e NIT tugr @ulhlrttnbSit Upu
ausaelutier Frltitn. WaNtt ;,
Sruubmistbc Uut ~ pro ByttciUB. AtoiRgura {:
SdarIpblurN, Jubu Micr,
golrrtttr ots lCnomtnI5 bts usrtcrtrnen
&gbgrt StNpGn
tS1-6 O. q. 63ppsr. autt Jr. 81. gDtn, YOltmrrtitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
Sert1nat.

Gin outer 9dder8t,us oils Iptte parO in Hr. 20.
plumbiahrah lsiI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

Gin 'oltoer EGder ais Ilpeite buno luIrh Iofort Der.
lir8t. Wui gutrS Sala,r uno 0uusruot pcltdftteura
tam tet 8ertbust rtrOtu. Ra9ete gustunil 1T Der O. rp
b BT. glr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

gu
Der Votratb uno bic Giurihtune o,s lnra.ttibltrttr
8rrc'rtc' unb H'Quor. GabsRB Rr. 81, 6ouab.. Gde
Der DdIdSirdRe iorute duh has Saus lur Vlittbe
@%'nttNtllee Srtnot tNr ben D%tt,Gut werotu arstbcu.
NtohjuiraQtn Uni Ylabe. (si-5j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

100 I9cntcn tpcrScn pcrldnat,
I'M ilT ole % utudI. ecbsns. Ssr1deruussa9p
ienidjdft upn Baltimore ~ i~pIicttutn. Bits III
enc CUTE @te9snbsit, Stlb ~ %ucrbtruCn, inotm einigt
snitrer Nstntsn $50 pro Mode %realiitreu. gaberr WINS.
inntt i'm Nartnu Der Seieulhait, Mr.. I06, H8tls
Baltimore ndbs eigbtfrdae. (Wu,g 30 Will
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

ein Wdodet nit Ruttn GHpfrbIuugsn Rnott tirtu
gn'sn 4iaB pei Ksilbslm RoorS aut Der SIepef'
&de Der punicID. une 6dpettearaEc. t75-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
SNN!CIIC SUPERINTENDENT Inns Nurnnl

til, ulct gtD,mmt p,rOtn.
SpItcltC &dbClnQdlrlhiCn aus Guropu.
MODrIb, s.. NpIil, irAb 3 llbr. - Nu5
9arcclUna ltno WlhtiRe Wahrihtcn tin0elou-
len. Au's Weue itrO llnrubcu nit Bslualtz
lgdliGIciien GuslcbrOhtn. Gie auirRbrer
b0bcu Itb cine turit Gtrcdc BON Der Staot
Ucrlbarlt uub 8nrrlIaOeu aui0cuorieu.
Gtr General CAPTAIN Der YroUinj bat Der
NcNttyulA Hlltpc!buIt, or llblc lid niht latt
AcnUQ unb rlunc Gui Gtrit0rtuuQtu paricn.
Uel. 4Brtm bat 6cn @rnrral gpalOrih uad
otm SbNuplagt Ger lIuubcn ]griarot, UNI
ooS Commando Nbcr Die National Iruppen
lu hhcrHebmen.
W oorio, s.. gpriI, frab 3 lt6r. - Gte
lparilbt GtcgttrunB bat Die @ero1cutliduHg
rtulr amtlibtn ScptIde aus SaOouua pom
& Nprll uubciObICu, norm Der @eneral ga
pitGn be Noou5 buS 6roe Ors AuiitanOcs uuI
SubG ontNnclGt iubtrci6c 5uiurGenicu bat
ten bic gS0ltcn gcItrCdt, unO mcbrGre Rebeltu
iciGn erihcNtu worocu. @cu. Serbian babe
Hubn lCEteu WittWpb ucrlaitn.
SOnoOn g. NprIl 'rltb 2 llbr. - @st
tern NbcnO belt I'M Ntrreubouic Der Striog
Don Cambridge cine lau0e Heoc gegen @cr
mtnOctuup ocs ScltOuoGs Der cuoIlihen Nr
NEE un0 Qcacl Die BON Der Rtpicruug bcub
ltbtigtCn NrHDtrunqcn IN Der Organization
Ocs Dcercs ous idcr't Witttl, ben 6rieoeu
81 Nibcrn, 'ct 0c NUirchttr1G,tunG tiues be
OtuleuOer IL brnOcu grCrts.
SOnbpU, S. Gpt,i, 'rub . lllr.-Gs miro
G~tnclbct, Der ~&rCRsmtnl'ttr 6urDiucl Uole
rtltQnlrcr, uno Eot0 ytgrtbbr0ot mtrbe icIH
NOdiolQtr merocn.
Gubliu. s. Npri,, irab 3 llbr. - Scute
I0u0 tit cr'ic g~c'hlaNrobmc trait Der ncuen
NlNCUglttlunQs 9lt,r i'm 0auit riuts @Qu
EN- lu Suu0ult itott; uutcr Ocu l~atijrtcn pa
! ns,..., a.A go. II.-...a. .-.tf.- -.
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An0ChOmNCn:
gSeinbcrger'S SGnD:0 aOclt

Gcfc Der @utntps nuS Saratp9affr.,
Die btatsIie s&abs uuO Gtieie, e]aaOIuu8 in Der stapt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
Blu uerhnUtru unO 3u DrrmteibeB,
81 %uerfanicu.

1EtF IDu uSttuHitN.
lsak- Gin gDobnhdus nit 9dbtn. FCben 3tmmtru unb
eurr. yIobertS IN Rr. 500 Rorbs@dDhraBs, stitr
abtr cen GrOaoruap btRaus. Tsi-6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

yin otutltt5 ftnucrlimner Iun RCbtn, gpuibtn
nm Vigtlr ttr cine tlrtnc jGmilte dut BEN 2duor. @I.
Ter Yobn lutto S'8tb;R. FLU msloen in Rr. 90. 3auo.
ntrhfahE. sN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
f#1 gGaiicu.g rridts @criauf


loIuttuuH
trti Icbr en- fblCnEutrtbrH I~runtmietbcn Dpn
SI1. S15 uuh $50.
lie unttriCidntttu AomtnllrG'ottu nfs pfr'lptbtrtu
8Ottlttb SuiCr Dttbru Ult sttul Otl W1Nrn'Ntrld'5
Rddmittdls 3 lhr en- Ylubt aNtS ratttblno be-
,dricbGnc, itgr Wtrlbpolt 9TUuN tuEfrttt Wtgens
tbum uub Gruuemiethcn ucttdaiW, udmIlh
SplumbiahraBru' WiHSuibuui.
gr. /. an Der QUtumbtuntGEt go NIE l..it uuO 100
JuB lii bis an sirt 10 jug bIrit ANsg B'9clo ungt'
bapt.
Jus ttl bis 0u ent 10 FuB br,tic Autp B,btHo.
Jir. o. YIN Der 0o!umbtG'ttoNr 20 FuB 3 Spu brett
uno 100 }uB ttti bis an tuf lD aus bTrtts Nurp GcleRo
aHo NIT t'atm bulIcruCH rsUbnbauie btbaut
ut. (. I'm br NuluIUb, lHyuBt IL JuB lU. S0u
brett auo leo 6uB tti tB CT cNs 10 6AB bette %usg
"&r, 5. Yin rT golumbIoarage II 6uR lo4 9ou
brett uno 100 5uB ttsl bis an tHt 10 5uG 0rtt,s Nutp
gtbtn0 uubcbuut,
Ramiupa ragcn g isentbum.
Hr. g. Wn brr RamlaVlaaBc Do NHB brtii uNo 8
6uB q Son ,ti bis at etnr 10 iEuB brc,it Nuep afbcuo,
0r, 7. Nm DIR Jtamlapnr. 10 6uR tyttt uUo ~ 5uB
thi bis an etuc 10 JuB breite AltU BrJuo.
Er. s. yl Der Aamiaulir. 10 duE bTr,t NIB 90 Jus
6 3Ou tiei bis an tiHc 10 5uB bvstIt Autu 1sb:nb.
VI. o. YIN Der RGmlupnT. 10 ttuB brett GUO 100 }aB
tiei bis AT cine 10 iuB bTcit: Autp acbrHb.
1r. 10. YIN ser NauloUNr. 10 6uB brett un6 les
DUB q 3pu tlt bis an cine 10 SUB btri c NutD BtgtH0.
Nj. II. Nm bar &%amlapNr Is dnB brelt uno lO1
Jus tef b.s an time 10 5uB orctt alcV asbnlO.
gr. u. Nm Der NGmluutr. ID iiuB brtIt unO ITO
JuB . 3ou tSf bis an cine 10 fuB bIciir &utg Rtbtub,
49, 49, w. I'LL ~
III Jus u Spu iti bs on cine 10 iFuB brcttc Hucu
grgrIO unO init etutH iitltiNcincrWtu Ebtddtf.
baHic init Gtal btbaut.
WruutmicthcM.
Sir. II Viuc WruHtmIGbr puu ftuf;in Enrs.
auf tincu plaR ~ FuB tret on Der GolUmbtaNr. Uub
100 ,FuB net bts an enr 10 Jus bptte Nuru St9ruo uuO
init stucll ]btIUCuCl iltReDRrtWetucu Bobhbauie
btbaut.
yr IS. clue @runbmicthc DON fluiunhUtcr.
ala Ours. nul ttncn BEN ob'eeu anRteu3enOtn E'aBt,
at Der GOlur1bta'rGBt Is Jus brett uHD 100 6uB ttct
bis IN ttns 10 %uB brlttt AutV Gcbtuo, uuo NIT ttntni
8uicr mo bmutnitn iicgclitlnermen Bobnbdulc
II. I. ~. bCbuut.
9r. 10. Cine 6ruuemietbe ppn pitruntuirrIia
Gnrs. dni rtutl lcrcn BluB on bet ode rr NamlHp'
uno SirrtrttnraBe 70 6uB 2 SOu an Der NumiGpttaEe
tti uHb ~ 6uB % 3Ou an Der S]itrrtttiir. bTttt
en- uubCt tnatCr NtrIaut W%cbin0uua BddrBdbluna,
Hubrcm SluACr uuO
GbdrltJ y. RupIcD,
NbWlulruiDUrt hta ptrliOTbCNW
@ntilttb puNtr
Gam. y. sJppcr. Nutt
Wr. st, crhSlllimOrrltraEt.
ia g 81 . 4 q q Oh . A
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So Wene @agen>T abrif.

Die uuter;sihneten baben etne gDa8entabrtf tn Rr.
81. Rortitraee. nabs Der asTtlistonttraBe. etablirt,
nm erIudltn bGs oeutide Wublitnm tnsbslonoere. ft
BON Der lsthtieieit uno Balsrpafti9ieii unisrsr Arbftt
lu iiber,sugsn. lBir babeu eine groBe Wusipabl Der mo.
oernften, lti6ttFsn uno DECENTRALIZATION j amtlitn,pa9tn,
iian6io u%oar6tSig. gBir fno etugeri&tet, trssno sinsn
HDaoss, Der rur ~perIangt iusroen lam, auf Seittuung
lit oer ~iarleien .3eii ~ bausn. VILE @tparaturen lFr
Graf Hpfbe q 8speufBrf,
tJunt27-) Rr. 81, 9.ortb.. nabt 2sgtngtonhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
Spdtcffe
SclcgrapbtiGe 9epei9en
Ter "Amcrifauiihcu preBgrirnidaft."
t9srtattt tlr ben ,Gtut'6rn gerrtfponbtrttu. ~
Wcncitc8 aus Waitin0ton. Gon.

" oihiuQtoT. Z. GvriL. - Ger Bot
lrelcr Aus'huB Ots Scnates hat beuts be-
idlcNer i'm Seratc Beiegporlapeu ,ur lIus
ttrftltuuG oon Ccsanoampfer 6ompagnie'u
~ MAIDEN.
Ger Observation-Disclosures crtuoq bcute Die
6raar, Oh Reu Uitr,to cine faatlihe Reoie
rurR crbaIten ioIe. Gs lam lu tgincm Sts
ihluNe.
Nti Der rot0citripCu gthadniBiritr I'M Gdpito.e 40
WhTru oC6 UgrroJbgrcu Generals go. g Thomas ttuR
rr b,gtQt aHriuUsC udrtc tc.GIub" UUttr Irtt,iou hes
NT'. Wtromduu uuttr Nubrtgt rtuc GumpUriipU Dec
Nru- Nru'hcp ans gaItimrrc Tie grabC5b!untn"
nLnmLM NLLLlu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

9a mrine Sruu Wearid. Deb. Autbdd,. Obre bits
rtitenoen 8runo uno oynr lnet1 gSttlen uno g1tuen
msin 6aus o%crlaiieu bat, 10 parne i'd bitrmit Seoer'
mann, fe dufpnGAu1Cn ober ibr Guf mGiuru Ramen ju
borstn, iuosm i'd istue oOt i6r gemaaten Shalosn afsr'
ttHneu oosr bejabitn lrcroe
Seturidl slengnasti,
lS4 GJ 6seftr.. l,o,iarr S7mPiteao uno G%apetttlir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

SH sintm Yrtuatbauic mtbrtrt m6blirie 3in,nsr mi
oesr ubne BOARD in Rr. 22o. Dsit. pratts. ,pifdbtr
BanCpcr' urb &bdrphraRe. (s3-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
ss:ss 9ur6 8. $. @oOcr.
Lii SS 8crfauf
bon

Eli SSGiIensG jcridt6s8crfduf
non
rpertbuuuem 0tuuectGcnfbumC duf Der Btfs
ieitc Der GehcuttuAC.
Etr trterItiorgte. B0ntttdtrin tcB Ettortttits oS
OttHortencn Sobnnn ". Nicisr. rutro nui Nttiuua btd
abibartu IDutitu. @frthts btr Gtabt Baltimore nod
ftn Sienhda RddjmittGg hen l2. HpttI 1870, um 3
ubr All Dtt Gnb SituC bu5 uullitgtu nAltr dnRtaratur,
isbr cmpirb.cnslpctg @ruHodGen'Bum urier ben pam'
fncr btinQcu ldiCu. rauiib
lmei 6runhhii cfs rrbii BtbduitdIecttcn nut br
gDtrleltt Der SbcnrraBc gcltgtn. Gle DdtRtu an Sbut'
itrnbe ttlp, II uuO II tfuB j0glot uub ~tt'rcdfn rd tct
so BuB GarBe UtB biuteu an EN- 10 jug brtttts WdB'
den.
Die DISQUALIFICATION tcFchtu In Den bciocu ~ ,n6dtecH
IieaslaCncrnrn ESUbnbauieru Wr. ia uuoI70,
esccnfrGAG, urD blu2t sluu1t0djGcN StnicrgtOGubuI IS,
S%rinbltnb aut ocm NarLcu $50,
acknowledgements bic Edlilt orS 0artlhtltigS
baar, Der Gdt Gut . Muultei @urG uutcr BUi nturR
pom 0eriGuistaae an uuO nit bdrtoi8eu3c @arartic.
ODER. ic nGm tta R6uftr6 YluuiN. Nlts In yNnUiullunR.
phiiipptne g Nfdfsr.
BouNtcdtrtn 0ts &tttGmtn'es pes Ust, V'dIu ,
Ddmutl q. SjuUSr, Auu,
fsR-Tl ~. n NlENi. 1ANIltutnpFNvnN F
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8rr Nnhlrint iir .lbrnrLitrn

3as Gonp!otr oor Il. q. Sraums q Gpmp. II
rad Nr. 81, SiSs1aD HraAt, cine 8rtFPs bod. osr'
ledt. tSi-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08

Sin iurgcr WSaru, tuslhcr BsutIb uuo gualiIh p,r.
ilebt, ftr EN- @;~Ortte.@tihaft. Aadiutraern bet SoC.
GirHua. Wr. 235 Rpro @apfi rate, uabe Seut
WugttC. hin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-08
Nerlannt.
Scrlnugt Dtro

Gin tihtiGtr WItarbci,tr an elmer idQllttn bmifhcn
Settnng YrB gthur!ide 8erntrtB Der orutItsn unO
fn0ltltrn SprltDe bctBtu. Sftfrttu noble man l4ntsr
Geltre &C. IN Der GrpCe. ;. vi. a6Scbtn. tsl-t
aB- ~ y. SOurnal,~ gq0I. TerrotratA .6luc,
Soltstro," mo q. NOuts IN. b. ~" bite bret Wals
r]IriIrtdtu uuo Retnura eingufenner.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13


RoUGH SponT The Times of India
states that some Of the Young officers at
Nusseerhad have taken to'shooting Loop
ards out Of traps:
/ Alta place called the Pokur Pass, ABOUT
three miles from Ain1ere- Is situated a
small village, the Inhabitants OF which
were so sorely troubled with leopardss,
that they constructed some stone build
ings resembling big mouse traps, and
bsited them with live goats. Thus they
succee9ed in catching two fine leopards.
4 party, consisting of Captain Murray,
staff corps; DR.. Royle, r. \ and Lieut..
Montgomery, r. A went out to dispatch
the leoDards. The first brute, on being
let loose, went gaily away for about 20
yards, when q bullet through both shout
ders efrectually stopped him. The sec
oned came out with a roar, and IN two
. bounds was on tie shikar party.
Captain Murray was struck on.the right
shoulder, and his right hand was torn
open. In a moment the brute had charg
ged right on to spear (held By a plucky
natiye), which went in at the crest and
came out near the tail. But for this it
would have fsTed badly with the shikar-
RES. The leopard, Notwithstanding that
he was transfxed, centrived to get away
about forty yares, biting furiously at the
snear, and then was finished of with the
guns. 80
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13
Che Urll)tll,e.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

ENGLAND seems to be realizing slowly
that the keeping Of her finger out of the
European pie while she watches the
stock lists, has enabled the continental
powers to manage international affairs
better for themselves, without her. She
is awaking reluctantly to the fact that If
Prussia saw fit to attack her tomorrow,
Prussia would have very easy time OF
it at her expense that she has no army,
no General no head, crowned or I'M
crowned, which the people would respect
in time of peril that, IN word, her
purse is safe and her prestige gone, Elk
animation Of conscience usually makes
one humble. Cannot our new Minister
realize the situation also, and lay before
her Majesty's government, while the met
ancholy coatinues, our Alabama bill
England, pulled up with roast beef and
Bismarck, has dallied with our Minister'S,
but humble England may listen to our
swarthy Morton, if Morton profits by
his predecessors futile experience.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13
How we Get the W ar 1Jews-The Op
orator at Hearts Content.



The press dispatches from Europe to
New York during the last four weeks
mum bered about 100, 600 words. New
i ork has been better posted on the issue
OF the war each day than London, Paris
or Berlin. These dispatches have almost
wholly been sent by a single cable, full
one third Of the whole to a single daily
paper, and with marvellous rapidity and
accuracy. Familiar as we are with the
work of the telegraph. It has been q mar
vei to US. 10 hundreds of thousands of
minds the whole process is and has
been q deep enigma.
Here Is a man sitting in a darkened
room at Hearts Content The ocean ca
bic terminates here \ fne wire attach
ed thereto Is made to surround two small
cores Of soft iron. is the electric wave,
produced by few pieces of copper and
zinc at felentia. passed through the wire
these cores become magnetic enough to
move the slightest object. \ looking
glass, half an inch in diameter. is fixed
on a bar OF iron zone tenth OF an inch
square, and halt an inch long On this
Tiny glass a lamp is made to glare so
that its light is reelected on a tablet on
the wall. The language of the cable is
denoted by the shifting of this reflected
light from side to side Letter by letter
is ihus expressed in this fitting idiom in
utter silence on the wall. There is no
record made by the machine except as
the patient watcher calls out to COM
rade the translated flashes as they come,
and which he records. 1t seems a MIRA
Gle of patience. There Is something OF
awe creeps over US when we see the evl-
deuce OF human touch 5, o0a miles away
swaying that line Of light.
BY such delicate process as this, and
after being repeated from line to line 1--WE
times before Its ultimate copy is in New
York, have the great battles been record
ed in our daily papers with great partic-
ularlty and seat throughout the Union.
Nathng like il has ever before been ac-
c0npishea The enterprise Of the New
! ork press, Of single press in New York,
has cclipsej that OF the wealthlest and
ablest presses il Europe. Il IS eharac,
teristic ofthe nation to DO its work grand
ly and well.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13
Why Taxes are High

Taxes are high because the Democracy
of the country plunged iuto a fearful
war because during that war the North.
ern Democracy by their treason eneaur
aged the Drawer Southern Democracy TO
continue the war :. because of the hun
drcds ofthouSands of widows and or
phans made pensioners on the bounty Of
the Government by the Democratic re-
bellion; because under johnson the
Democracy retarded the reconstruction
BY every means in their power; because
the rebel Democracy in the South en-
couraged by the Northern Democrats in
Congress. made the maintaining of a
large army necessary to enforce the laws,
in fact, the Democracy have about as
good GROUND to compleia of taxes made
necessary by the var as the thief has to
complain of the taxes levied to protect
the community from his rayages for the
payment of police officers and maintain
ing the prisons,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13

THOSE HoRR1D CBIGNoNs. "A lady in
the fourth ward having suffered for sew
elal days, with a strange and distressing
pain in the back Of her head. had the
curiosity few days since to examine her
chignou when she discovered an ugly
looking worm, and on placing the hair
beneath the microscope she was astonish-
ed to find it literally alive with great
sqirming insects in all stages of develop
ment. Some Of them had fine pointed
heads and they presented such fright
full appearance that the whole bunch,
worms, chignon and all, were Immediate
~ consigned to the fire. That lady will
hereafter defy the fashions regulating the
headgear and wear nothing upon her
head in the shape of hair but that which
nature gave her. -Oshdosh N07tAaCeStern.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13

THERE isa general dread of reactioEary
tendencies in Prussia among German lib
erals. They say that should King Will
lam proclaim himself Emperor Of Ger
many, there will be 6 republic IN the
Fatherland before five years. This is the
universal conviction throughout Ger
many.
1t has been announced in Berlin that
there has been, and probably will be, no
negotiations for the entry Of the South
German States into the North German
Confederation, for the extension Of the
North German constitution to the South
ern German States would have no other
issue but imperial absorption.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13

The French gunboats Bouset, Captain
Francquet, and the La Bouche Treyille,
are lying off the Battery, New York,
blockading the Hamburg and Bremen
steamers. Both are screw propellers,
making from ten to fourteen knots an
hour under full head of steam. The
ornaments are twenty-four Founders,
howitzers. and one rifed sixty pound
deck gun each. The German steamer
Frankfort. was to have sailed Oh the
goth ut, but did not do SO in conse-
quenceof theFrench gunhoats.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13

A CLERK Of the U. S. Treasury, nam
ed C. C. Edwins, Of Binghamten, con-
fessed that he had embezzled $1,000 Of
public funds, which passed through his
hands Gen. Spinner, upon hearing Of
the dedication, without moment hasi-
tation, sold some Of BIS own bonds and
replaced the amount stolen, he holding
himself individually responsible for any
deficit in his department. This is the
first case of fraud IN the Treasures Of
fee, under Gen Spinner administration.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13

THERE comes report from Maryland
that will cause the Democracy to curse
anew the 18th amendment; 1t isthAt the
registration Of coiored voters faots up
$1,000. As Seymour majority in 1868
was but 3ls9I9, AMI the Democratic ma
jority in 1859 was bat -, 342, and as
nine-tcnths Of the negroes will vote the
Republican ticket If not inundated, the
prospect IS that Maryland will 20 Repub-
lican at he approaching election. Dem
ocratic waiiing viii then be in order.