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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23

st. 2olis, %. 5ebr.-Dp 8eiee9ebuns
bon WtiIouri bat Dns 8Oltsi4ulgeieB 10 &c:
dnorrt, OaB bel S9ulangeIe8enbeiten aub
6rQnen thinner f6nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23
Ncucr Wauhersiu.

Seuts, Ditttwoh absno, balb nab 7 ubr, ,pirb let
2r1. <cDac. %gegenhDer BEN Wr. q Sprtsrnpauie. Rr.
2. &nforhraAt, eth neuer Bauperetu tronnst. Die
Ssisbs beroen BIr Innabn,e ~oorselsgt. Seauisn 8spdbit
uno has Ginltrei5egrlo bsiabt.
t43,46j q. &hrlids, prop. Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23
Wcncr Suunrrein

GB ntro btefmit btfanni gtmab.. bag an 16. Ssbruar
bel etn. Dob. .. aDolt itp Elm neutr Banptretn ct.
oItne, bot uno bis j Ut lton 400 4n,peile scnommsn itno,
Is psrosn baber Srsur DC, ptlGe ii) aulGIsBtn wousn.
b6fltdht singslloet. fh beute, ben %. Sebruar,
Nbsnos y 8 nhr, tn 8tnalnieu 2pial tinBufnotn, mo
bic Ssamifn prcptlprilb ernannt uno bic Settst angt.
onmen fusrot1 folrn. an auftraat ps 9onlts's
8sinrid 1Boif .. Satteufelt.
1886 Sob. O.. Rntb unb 2. y. Hnuf dberhad,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23

Ibiuatou, nm iih Dem Seeamts Setret6r Ros
beion, benz 8rd'iOenien uuo Dem brittiIheu
geinroten Sbornton unO oehen camille OOrs
J~ufelsn.
Der prdReent Fommt am Greitass.
Die Grtuartun9, oaB Der 9rdiioent bier
beute etntreIfen tperoe, girg ttidt in @rFals
lung. Gbenfals unterblieb oem3ufolge Die
beabIi1tigte @eo66tniBieier fir 8eOrGe Yea.
bOop cine unan9euebmc Eduibun9 tar Sene,
'pelte iib oeBbalb nab annapolis be8eben
battsn.
Sine ttleGrlpbtihc 0tpeibc 6e8 Yrdiiocnttn
an Booernaur Bonnie 5ti9te GeiIerH Abeno Dem
GeBteren an, oaB er I@perlt3 Dieie 28nte abs
tommer tDnne, oGb er aber oerlunen lperoe,
am SreitdQc in 8c9leitung 0es 8en. Shers.
man, Dls Cabinets II. VI. Su tommen. AIes
b6ngt babel BON Dem YrO9ramme alb, tpel9es
Capt. Is. bel ieirem Beiute Maibtn8ton's feits
itelen miro. Q9ie Ocrlautet, iOll al goro
oRs pWorar9" bel GeI'genbcit 0es prd'toentz
iAaitIiben 8siU1es ell 8roBes Set Osrahltals
let meroen.
@ouoerneur Chamberlain BON Wlaiue III
nab lBaibirgton ahgereiN't. Gr erinnert lid
nod ieDr gWt Der StuOt, Do er ipabreno oes
Srieses UNI nab Oen S6la6ten BON 8ettDss
burg uro &ntietam o%eripgnoCt in 9olpttlle
Der ScclduIe lag.
Der 2R. Stbruar in HnnapOtis.
annapolis, y. 6ebruar.-Shon frlb
wurOe es bier, troy Der &dIte, auI Den Stra-
sen l~tber0lg. &us Dem G0nOe, aus gGiti-
more u. traien geitsrn NbenO unO beutc frRb
@Gitt III Wteugc Elm, uno ale 9oteIs itno hbcrs
fiat.
Sie GicrGlbtniGfsitr fur eeors FeabpSp.
Annapolis, 70. 6Gbruat. - Sic @es
oS1tniBieier fir GGorg 8eaboop iinOet nab
lyebereiutuNIt nit Dem A3tb. 9. :. QEallis
an Gonnerliag &beno Un 80 llbr i'm oaule
Der "a HIATT. &r. Q8allls m,ro bel
Ger 8slegcnBsil ieiHe bereils i'm rYeabDop 3ns
ltltute" gebultene &obreoe wteoerboien. Spts
jlals gtnluOun9eu sur 56eiInabme iino an
Captain GoulmerelI uno Commodore NSOr=
Ocn, ionic al Die lbri8en Ciiiilcre 0es Mo
nNrhA mo Der Scsliule trGQEnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23

Ger urtcrjeidnttt ipiro AM l. lNttl mi btln NanlpFs
Idiff ySuDa" nod Slpaunl Gbreii:s, nm Ntrdnges
mcltts iur pie Sr6Bere Smpprtuttor udn Saoannn.0ts
aurrrr fir oieie uno anofre Wtartc ;u trctttn. AHe
Inn anuertraItrn @uftr0Ge rsrDen IsiRt beiaNute
prouipts Iuimertiamteit rrbaltcn.
6. - SeG5arMeneid,
Cir. 40, cit.qomburonrdBe.
NIB. I'm iciucn brorutenOcn NorratB pom paoanllar
Gi0ufrtH, lDciutn. YtGnntlue.nfn Ii. |. u. 81 uerrin"
germ, miro CT SGuiern jDiidCn lest urO BEN /. WiGr5
teosuiCnDr Tortbcile S~rlUdbrti. (43-50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23
SefQu1ttutud,uua.

Die Wiitslieoer Der pMpnumental . Zparbanf
Don Baltimore ihno hirourp bsnadriDiiat. cog
etne gsrlaniinluns am Spnnerfas, ben3. WiaI3 1s70.
Nbfnos 70 ubr 9eballen lutr0en iptrb, I'm etnsn pras
iioentcn uno ~ DirsttOren fur oas iauenoe JGbr III
lpabltn. SEQ. %. fjartefp, 9ra,.;
I43,53l III. Hhetcr. Stdku.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23
5teurrs9 cparismrnt.

gfaht:V lnneN fi~tre.V1nrcnHe
baltimore, btn %. %iTebruGr 1870
S3tFanntmad)uny fur Sterer;abitrt
Gn unb nad) BEN /. Utarj lutro ant ale rIdrdnotacfa
FUR 1869 elm prr;eHt 5iHlen htnIu9sra8t
gBtt bird has &elrp porgs ldtisbsr, prtbe i'd etneGihs
bon auet 9yerIontn, IDelbe nit ben Nb9aben rpA I'M
l~4tititnnoe Fno. In Der Baltimore SaSstte" uno TN
sOentfben Gprrefppnbenten" BreItd9, ben 70.
t%5atrupr. publtItTen. James = SarnrD,
= 45-SGl Stabt.%g RenbuHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23

Rem Nort, 20. 6ebr. Sosute Nbero
puIoe Sod Rsqnolos, oiiqs sreen' Der ben
pIonitr. in 6siIsn aaoen erito5sn' oss j
eriten @raoes ituloiS betunoen. Die !@eIdmo.
renen berietben it9 lber orei Stunoen, neil
Elm @ei9morener an bes Yertbeioigers Plaiz
boper Guf Slitlueili9eu Srriinn gtaubte. Mprs
gen miro oas SooCsurtbeil 9efalt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23
9uS Nupcrt'S 2anb.-Scrbafs
futtdeu.

st. Yqul Wtlnn., %. Tebr. - Q8ie aug
9embina beribtet miro. bat Gen. Giel 8m.
VIC SdDiib, GOuuernsur, uuo Sr. Conan,
Yeamten be, pSuOion's Yai. 6 ompagnie", me-
gen S%rtrigulrens bel Mit9lieOern Der proui=
loriiden &egierung Jur WleOerlnge Der ntuen
Urunore6te perbaften laiien. Der YDftmeilter
gu QSinnipea, tuelbem Der 3utritt ju Den Ge,
fansenen perla9t tpuroe, orpbtc nit 8efreiung
0ericIbcn our6 etne bcwaffuete Nbtbeilnng
8RrBer, wDrauf aud er binter S9lob u. Mies
8el ipcOirt wur0e. HiclI 1T nod ni1t matts
Los; Ole cataoli6e &e9s-run8 iubt bic Bolts.
pertletcr al bethlehem,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23

ss- Sr. Chr. G2 eier. triber In @aIelG, WEo.. 1T
sriadt, III Der Grp. 3. Si. pOtiuipretcr.
Eg- @lepnvrc gScrrcu .anH ~psrNbnItt stHen Srisl
II Der GSp. o. Bl. snptdnaeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23

S~aalun=&Uge Nr. 80, PytDtGs bitter.
Die Wliisitebtr obigtr 2ose 'taO htsrntt erludt, hsr
ger,unmiaug am Tonntrifag Abene. pen y. b..
rett sabgrt.b beistpobntn, pa wtGtlae Sslhafte sur
&trbannlung %pOrlfsen. pb. SlnF, sS: ~
i45-7l geiib. Huhe. ". 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23
Glrn, naaGl an0 StabI,

ttn ssues gHortimsnt iorttpi5rcuo on Saab tel
atayea, 6anag Il Greer,
Gde SER 0ntse Gasiss: une etrmanaraSs,
tSau. IL, lDaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-02-23

re- sir arn, sotspb a olfa lest etn grid III ots
&C.. \ sri l,G-l
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

THEATRE FRANCAIa
i se-T BENEFIT DRIvET. E#
FRIDAY EVENING" FEB. l5, AT O'CLOCK,
Frat act OF OHenbach's popular Opera B0dGe,
sr@ BAkBE BLUE.
Ad. Adams three Opera BouHe,
s#rrtl LIZ SOURD, f4 Ga9ta f
Rendered with Grand Chorus and Orchestra By the cee
braed Parsan Company Tickets at the French theatre
Schrners 7ol Broadway, and u Rumans, III and ll@
Broadway. s 0ii styY ~ tarsf & a BIS s4et
The New York herald., 1870-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
seNEFir UI MR. J. MocEosky.
MISS hAea4sn aHSy y; sdvs 5ns Ss'a''''''
% Sss SHSsHs's sssa o. DlcR ts' Tss Sor
ES Mss aKRss mASS sdron Tan AND Collins
MATINEE rO.MoRRoW, AT j O'CLOCK.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN win Lecture Sunday evening
w Proprietor aud Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLACk
i' P'osIrivELI TiiE iiiL LAST HiSaf -
- sArrRpAr MATINEE iss 4. il. O'Clock r. n.
= ". aoSer''0ns comedy ycnoor. "a sa
NEW MUSIC. -.
cs.ras.sn BY NJ: LESTER wALLAcK, -; JOHN g on.
LoWE, Mr. PECK, Nc: cgRRAy. His LOUISA Mo9ay
NV NV EsrxIE sp oERM9S ASs sEyroS H,ass sinwlR cLRb
Fiji Tisoss ssSyf ATDEa fGTEss snssss
ON SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. Feb. H.
~ prssentsd nrss us ths season. ono OF sns nuss
OHXKLES RRADE,s AND TON rAYLoR's rLAY OF
I Masks AND fACks. ...ss NJ
gNPREcEDENrEDLY POWERFUL CAST; .,,
ANCK Of each play tAas has seea sisnaiy sccessf
cSrnS % tas past ssss wsss = consequence Of sp0duo
The ser.ss Win com msscs @ast.
n0hnA1, rst. llas timsh OEkTKAL PARK.
wRDNEsbAS. Feb = rs sssssaa I'D anss ~ Masks AND
vzSa pa 81 ]; ss ts asEk OF THE
Lost At sKA. now u wt b sAs Ara
xs:sv. ss~say b ro- Taylor i, ,.o s.sss ps.p.sed.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

E7A-THEATRE coMIQUE AMUSEMENT COMPANY,
Clf Broadway, opposite ST. Hichoaa -
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE. -
I THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD. a
Tonight another splendid bill -
THE COMIQUE MINSTRELS.
Johnny Hart George H.. Goes, Add kyman Master Bar.
ney, Charles Howard, A. B. Kennedy Robert Frazer, j.
MYs Crane Cook and Jarduer &C., In choice sslscon
Of songs, glees and choruses.
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE.
ALL THR GREAT COMPANY Will APPEAR
Doors open at 81 az O'Clock Boz oao
open daily. Seats xecured SIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE
NorlcI.--Ths ssrsat CLoDOcHE TROUPE are engages
aud wtn shortly appear.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

DROrEssOR ROHDE Will DELIVER HIS ILLUS
L trated Geological Lecture II Steinway Hall Friday
evening, the 18th. at O'Clock Admission 500, reserved
Broadway: and q the bog oalcs on Friday svsnins
gives pleasure TO commend most cordially Professor
Rohde views representing the history the earth And the
offering to the public hls highly Instructive and scisntdc en-
for while he appeals 10 the with these splendid pictures
srss explanatory story 10 narrated that In few houra
these vaat and wonderful themes atrAcvely aud Inn
pressvsy presented sincerely trust his efforts win meet
with generous response from the various colleges and
schools Of our city, as well public Respectfully.
n. OGDEN DORENUS, u. ID.
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

-"BARNEs," PIAN0FORTEs ARE SUPERIOR IN
IA. tone, finer IN finish durable than any other
actnred for which they awarded the medal
the American Institute Fair 1869 offered
ly low Tor cash fnssaIneus. Wgrerooms iS7 Eighth
street, near Broadway ~ ...-..."a
The New York herald., 1870-02-18

A GREAT OFFER-HORACE WATERS, <5f BROAD
"A viii dspoAe OF 100 Pianos, Meodeons and Organs
Of sir brst ciass MAKERS t extremely low prices for CASH
during this month, win take from IS 26 monthly until
paid The 70 let and rent money applied purchased
New Chickering Pianos included Ia this offer.
PIANO, SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS, S2s-A
~ stenway Pianofore, having every Improvement ussd
short time, NJ . sacriHoe.
j. DIDDLE 10 Amity slrees, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

DvERTISING AGENTS. Two OR THREE coMpr
"A and experienced gentlemen will be Literally
with. Medium first class Address for three Gays ggn
xyfe,snse, PUBLISHER, box Els Herald ollce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11


S11-rHRArRE c0NIQUA
Ss%ss:s sSS ssS
o. ~. d THE ls1iasEs5 EIE4EiE Tzsovrs
The REvELs OF Tue SESosss -. ,"ru,
ornsA.IS .. sit e. sS AsS 955FEs
..sss i.e. !. ~ os s: ."s ss.s
WoopTsv o nry.ss9sUMoEonsE wooD, pRoPRlEroa
,..,, LAST Ei:ifs 10Y ~ s L An r. T.
..,I ss$ss !; Ess..
LAST h ElaSTs OF FF IaE sssosAL BALLET
rHuSs TAE kSss T 81 SxsSS+i5H! ssif n.
ITHHspAasx s coaic oFksz 44EEoouRf; s..-
and .sf 4 Hi rH EFpiA '9 4RHSsssSs TROUPE
WooD's MusEyM; vo.,.,
!" xo sfsCIAI ko sGThSki u.
Buresquo extravaganza entitled
which "" f rTS WI
NJ: s Il H. a4Sh ssfkhrr and
Boz plan now open Seats secured two weeks 10 advano
yUoop,s musrum.
/" GREAT f ssfYsks r STrRxorros
f'''s'"S;sss srs s,i :! III. no"
up MSs \. dre Ss,vr \ Me- shep Lysrsr
rroducton for Z limited number Of performances. o<
o''n''' rE o EHSxk Il SrcS sSs entitled
Frat 'p''.'spSss EMMA Il; AsfH; oTst E.'"' Donna
and 1.-.. sSsss SsHsIs$SSSS .A.4rr.
X. who'll. I'D ~ :s;s s y :.
rur nrsG s'nEE'e of fGa a'.'e cMPEus and
BLUE BEARD. VIII be produced In rapid succession.
6rn AyENUE THEATRE
~ Solc Lessee and MAnaHsr...... MI AU0CETIN DA1x
wss. Twenty street no,s e broadway Boglus =
LAST .ss
G SSyEE
uu, g ths
ROMANTIC
'": MAN
nvr xI' ssisAr
i Z S!$HEs
Ninth Matinee of MAN 4 wlFE Saturday ncst. u hal.
pas, one Seat. secured ten day. IN advance ,.a
aon sardoss famous Pa rnRn sNnH
sr psf nS Mss WV and g
TIE hUNciiBAcK aud THE HEIR AT LAW.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE.
CLOSING PERFORMANCES
"
OMAN AND WIFE"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

A GENTS WANTED--.s225 MONTHLY TUE AMLRI.
81 Louis Mo. ' =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

VIZ ANTED-A SITUATION. By A SOBER, HONEST
w man, groom understands his business drive
city eference Cal address W. M ~ Vest Goth ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

H1HE LADIES' FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
Catholic Church Of Holy Innocens corner OF Broad
way and Thirty-seventh street. is In successful
operation, and viii be open for another week The church
Is s burdened with heavy debt, portion of which
be paid next month AMI is hoped that the friends OF
gon will show their appreciation of the taste and energy dis
played in rendering this temple of God OF the
prettest the city, by patronizng the present fair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

VTrANTED-A MAN To TAKE CARE OF HORSE
w and to work in grocery Store Apply al Il Hyingon
st., Chryse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

w AUTHORIZATIONS TX 4 MARRIED MAN AS
w coachman; 90 garden cnl farm work wife 10
cook and housework; good reference Address Z. c.
box liz Herald ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

VUANTED-BY A CoLoRED MAN, A SITUATION AS
w coachman. Apply OF 40 East l4ih ST. HIS present EN-
ployers from TIL 10 4. NJ. aud TO +. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH
IA without medicine, by Madame kiSTE Professor
Midwifery 30 years. piac.ice Her inalbe French
Female Pm, No. price 81 Or No . anecay prepared oI
healthy Sold only her oace, no. East Fiftysecond
street, first door from Firth md at druggists Isl
Greenwich street, scns by mail. on-All others are
counterfeit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11
AMUsxMRNrs

Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LEsrER wAILAcx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

\ HELP WANTED-NAFfsS.
- = y
A GENTS WANTED -oF GEGTEEL ADDRESS 10 IN.
n troduce the new Postal Cards. inc ost use u, zen.
ton Of the day. Apply at 20 Howard Building lU E,oad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

CITUATION WANTED--BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG
- man. coachnlan; best city reference be given
bis ast employer Cali on Or address J. r. No East
18th at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

HOACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED--BY A SINGLE
man, who oIoushy understands his business and
the best city reference Call address NJ H. Lowden
harness store, No. 80 East Iih 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

A sPECIALTY.-NO FEE TILL CURED.-DE X
~ COBBETI, member OF New York University Mcdlca
college and r. Surgeons, London, can be consulted al
Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

WANTED-A SITUATION As rIhsr CLASS GROOM
w and coachman by man o. large experience In the
s.aSmen. Of horses and carriarcs fully ccnretent TO
take charge OF any gentemans IL good city dri.er
no remembrance; the hes: city reference. Address
sts, New York. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

T7OR SALE THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Boys Clothing Store rent low stock small the bust
has been established for fifteen years. Apply at All
Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11
MEDICAL.

A LADIES' rHYslCIAN.--DR. II. D., GRINDLE, PRO
"A fessor of Midwifery 90 years successful practice
this city, guarantees certain relief ladies, With with
medicine relief to most anxious patient in "a
Residence, 100 West Twenty sixth street. Sixth
Elegant ROOMS for ladies requiring nursng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

Tickets Of admission, c5 cents
FIR the opening night, VI.
Season tickets, a..
To be obtained at 'N'
M j. PAILLARD, $50 Broadway.
NJ A. D'OUvILLE M Broadway,
A. JAUCH, S64 broadway.
=. ARNAl ID, s10 broadway. -
=. ARNAUD, SIS broadway.
j.. y. DECHAUX JR., Il co, 1914 Broadway.
HAGEMAN 4 CO.. 2OS, Sy9, 5ll and 1855 broadway.
!. AKNAUD, 24 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
A. PARKER HOUSE, 663 Sixth avenue
NJ. A. BIGOT, ~ East Fourteenth street.
J. RIFFLARD 4 SONS, a. yesey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

CoACHMAN OR GRooM..-A SITUATION WANTED.
" BY Scotchman OF large experience and sixteen years.
Arst class reference. No. East Sisi st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

CUFFERERs OF THE WAR;
GRAND NATIONAL BAZAAR.
Organized by the French ladies OF New York
city VIII be opened tho armory Of the Seventy first
(formerly Thirty -scvenih regiment Broadway, between
rty-Anh and Thirty.si1h streets. on
TUESDAY, NOV. Is,
IN AID OF THE SUFFERERS OF THE WAR IN
FRANCE.
NOVELTIES.
BON BONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-11

MANTED-A MAN WHO CAN DO THE PEARL ANL
w hatin finish sivcrware Apply At " Maiden lane
New York. or 50 Eddy st., Providence r. l.
KNOWLES LADD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
FOREIGN.

Trial FOR Conspiracy AgaiDst the En-
peror's Life-striko Mt La Creuzat
COntInues- Testimony of Officers OF
the Bombay-Kisks on the City o1
hOston Decline d-Goid for n ew York
Treasury Loan Bill Passed by Span.
ish EOrtes-steamer at Lisbon with
smail-PoX-Eesigna of Ministry
Accepted.
Tours, March 2i.-The persons accused
of conspiracy against the Emperor's life
will be tried by the present high court.
LONDON, March 24.-The strike at La
Creuzot, France, continues. Some political
feelings are involved, and there are frequent
demonstrations on the part of the strikers.
The military and police are very active.
The testimony given by the officers of the
steamer Bombay, before the court at Yoko-
homa, has been received here. 1t goes to
show that there was not any one on the
Bombay who was aware of the condition of
the Oneida, while there was much alarm for
that Of the Bombay, aud it was deemed
necessary to make for shoal water with all
speed.
The underwriters decline all risks on the
steamer City of Boston. II
SOUTHAMPTON, March 24.-The steamer
leaving here to-day takes 100000 of gold to
New York.
MADRID, March 24.-The Cortes passed the
Treasury Loan bill to-day by vote OF one
hundred and twenty-nine to seventy-nine.
The verdict in the Montpensier, Bourbon
duel will probably be accidental homicide.
Active negotiations are progressing for
an alliance between the Radicals and
Unionists.
LISBON, March 2t-The steamer Warrior
has arrived here to-day. with several cases
of smallpox on board. No news of the City
of Boston.
of the ministry has been accepted and new
cabinet formed. Karner is premier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
TESTIMONY OF THE BOMBAY OFFICERS
Ignorance of the 0neida'S Condition
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ABROAD
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS
WASHINGTON,

$40 900 Internal Revenue Receipts
General Amnesty by President Grant
Candy ns q Peace Preserver-BOutwel ell
and Delan0 before the Finance Commit.
tee-No Legislative Busib ess In he Sen
ate-IrreguInritles In Cadet Appoint
menls-A Years Residence Necessary
for u CAdetship-Commn nnder Upshur to
be Court N arsialed.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Internal revenue
receipts to-day, s4l9, 900.
President Grant intends issuing general
amnesty when Georgia and Texas have been
restored.
In answering the Virginia delegation,
President Grant supported neither side. He
said General Canby'a action was simply a
preservative of the peace; that General
Candy would have been blamed had he
neglected taking precautions.
Secretary Boutwell, and Commissioner Del
ano were before the Senate Finance Com
mittee this morning, opposing the change in
time for bonded whisky.
Senate There was no legislative business
transacted to-day.
House-The Military Committee have re-
ported many irregularities in the appoint
ments of cadets. but the evidence is conflict.
ing as regards the present members of the
House.
The bill making one years residence
necessary to cadetship passed.
A resolution directing the Secretary of
the Navy to Court-martial Commander Up
sher for buying his sol an admission to An
napOlis, passed.
The tariff bill was resumed, and argued
to adjournment.
General Sherman has written General
Sheridan, sustaining shin in his acts of war
against the Indians, and concludes mis- letter
by telling him to keep on"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
MY CObb.er's stand.

TUNE-'Jotnny ardS Shoemaker"
On, give me back my cobbler's stand,
Ny last, my lapstone and my awl;
This Bohemian life I can not stand,
| find it does not pay at all.
Ny hollow cheeks and threadbare clothes,
My unpaid biiis-a dead-beat brand;
Then O, commisserate my woes,
Add give me back my cobbler's stand.
'Tis not alone the wax and twine,
The cozy seat, and box of pegs
That grieve this aching heart of mine,
And make me totter on my legs.
mol it's the square meals l regret,
The social pipe, and punch galore,
And jolly comrades whom l met,
Each evening, when my toll was DER.
There is many sole in this broad land,
That from its upper IS falling fast,
And needs the cobbler's skillful hand;
Then let this effuson be my last:
I'll cast this treacherous pen away,
1t was never suited to my hand,
But has brought me trouble since the day
l left my cozy cobbler's stand.
1t is to be hoped, Mr.. Editor, that oul
author may survive the great mental strain
which the production of these stupendous
works necessitates. Hoping that at no dis
tant day he may be eleUdted, as ne deserves
to be, by his fellow-citizens,
remain yours, respectfully,
JOSEPH P. MURPHY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-25
The same paper says. !.
Death of Captain II, w, Smith.

We copy this editorial notice OF the de-
st. Louis Democrat:
Another sad surprise mas been inflicted
upon our community in the sudden death Of
Captain Henry W. Smith, one of our most
widely known and esteemed business men.
He died at his residence, in this city, at
seven O'Clock Saturday evening after brief
illness, having been attending to his affairs
on the previous day. His name and person
have been long familiar in steamboat and
commercial circles throughout the Missis-
sppi valley; and he was influential not less
by his social and moral than by his business
qualities. At the time OF his death. as for
years previously. he was President of the
Memphis acket Company, with which asso-
citation the lamented Captain John j. Roe,
was also prominently connected, the two
having been long coadjutors IN this and in
kindred enterprises.
CAPTAIN Henry ". Smith was born in Con-
necticnt, aud when quite a Young man he
directed his steps westward. His adventur-
GUS spirit sought for new and wide fields OF
enterprise, and these he finally found in our
Western river valleys. As years passed, he
commanded in succession several steamers
in connection with the trade Of st. Louis.
He was master and an owner of the steamer
"NeW Falls City" in the st. Louis and New
Orleans trade, for some time prior to the
war and was in fair way to realize hand.
some fortune with her, when the hostilities
broke out, and she was caught at New Or
leans She was afterward sunk by the Con-
federates across the Red river channel, in
order to destroy the navigation of that
stream. For many years Captain Smith WAS
annually re elected President of the Mem
phis and st. Louis Packet Company, and 80
successful has been his administration of its
affairs that, from small beginning, and
against many adverse circumstances. that
line has become one of the first and best
managed in the country. 10 his death the
company, and our business community, lose
one whom it will not be easy to replace.