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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

Gin outer 9nrhier'@tbili- bel SO. Is. 9lbreht In
i17. sstff MdeiiUniroBe. ll6SI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

Cine cute Robin urO etu Wdbdtu. uut 6ausdrbtttm
~ prrtditu. NldWfrdpcn In Rr. 2I5, % ,Sum.
bdrbhrdac, non 9 Ibr WIOyGen5 bis 5 ubr @atlEtt'
tnnB nos ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

81 ucrfauicu.

LIE !3rci gut tlr9ui&ittt bduitr In on .'eom.
bareitraHe III rem etmiI IN elm 9taarrtnsy eiaait tn
BEN Gnotrn ttue QDirlbibafi. Btoingunqtu ltidt.
glaberts In Der Grpeb. ,. 81. ClO5-I0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
Der StraBcnSurdbbrmdsz
SpmmtiIdrc
Bureau Der Observation-Disclosures
6 M jiGr

g~dltimore, 81. Wpril 1870.
Die Gpmiiiidre fir ben GurdJbriId bot, Strakeu ma.
den birrmit in SemdBbett oes Q. Gbidnittes ether 8er.
oronur9 CUR ausiibung gepi'er Der gemeiuoe in pe.
iiebun9 aui bic StraBen in Der Siaot Baltimore III.
~iebenoer Yefuanife. luetbe am 3. Npril 1866 e%enebintat
iporser, betannt, oaB lie Wtontag, ben 80. Wai 1sfO
Yormittags 10 rbr, In, yireau Der Il ommiiGre i'm
Ratbbau'e it oerlainmctn weroen. I'm an Wusibnna
%8erannter Sefnsnihe au se9en ulo Die ibten t~iberirage.
men rno bon ibntn erbeii6ten Ydidten int Yetrrft ees
@~onbtmuirens une &dtieBens Der SamsSs
Mnep. BON groprs biz 6roBnrabc. In uebereinNims
iuuns nit elmer m 20. WtIrI 1870 8rlebinigten 0srorc.
hung oes Weapors lno Staotraibes bon Baltimore ~
perriben.
Sobn 9. Wasner,)
Sobn3. Surbin9,} GommiIdre.
James u. YuieH)
(102. s. 1901 WarriOtt YpspeIL. Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

UN aIllm0r re- WKnF 1870.
9!rrn giobett 3. 8alo,uir, YroIioent! 5n %tlebsrsir.
tlnit nit benz ge idIuIe, Elm Gonite ~ crnernen. UNI
Den 3uitano uuo Die Stelur8 Der gSrbrnS MIipctation
Uon Nmerita" ju Wnterludcu, III elmer Nerlan mIur9
uot 80uiicu Sitrgerll BON Baltimore an, II. Mpril 1870
on9e1omIner. Uglte Elm SGpurtcnert fir Winrplnno fir
beIagte NJ llpciation" Ut bltOcn bcubihttqeu. bat has uus
terieldrGte 6omttt ct. SoHis bsiudr, luolelblt 0as 3ullp:.
gireau Der " loctatiOn" ip %beiinoet, Ino Madden es
bier Gage i'll Der @rliilun9 Der linn anftrlcgten Ynitteu
oniclbit jugebradt, undergraduates ad)tungsouu ~tolgenoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

0jep. az Spfee.
SEQ. y. Cple.
Dieter Seridt ,pIroe einlimmia angcnomllen uuo oa
man q %funoeu, oaB mebr ais fiiniji8 Serren Ieosr cine
Yoitee bon $4,000 9enonrleil, uno bic Nramitn beiablt
battrn, 10 be Idlo bic Ssrlammluns, N6 ourd pie QBabl
bet na6ite9enosu S%srsttoren fur oas %8eSenparti8s 3abr
AT pr0nniiirCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

Gin ItbBdittr uno trst0iittr Wanu fir bic @tusral.
NRtu'ur res b6utiteN Dtparttmtuis Der .Wtlantic
Mutual sifc 9ufuIdHce @pmpGnD- bon ALBANY.
RtU.2lolt. Ntrlorltne ootr ihrtit ths Nuu ~tlounRsH bel
3. O., 2dtger, Rr. 80, Tpf'Sfict . ubtnue.
luS-lOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
gBuiicn.@ cri@ts. geriant

gBaiicus@ cri9tss0 eriaut
W SGuSbdlt, uub ud,tH .@trdtbdt.
Su fclQe tintS NrieblS ots apoiitr @trt6tts Der
Gt1ot Baltimore ,ptrD Der tlntcrJtldrttf. WcmiEi1rG.
tor Der ptrrorbcnH Gttttus Eutt brufc. d. wat
1870. dVcraens nm 10 ibr. In Der n,U1 SUMO Rr.
IaA. uiSauitbs. nabe UlltSlOetr uhraEs, dIe az cot.
tisu IN bc0gtcr %lBobnurR usrIGuifn. namttb
Sopba's. StibIs, itppidc. Dttn. lbr. Niirfaup.
PttthtlCn, Eidube. OoriHalrdc 5torrbttttn NIB ~ IT,.
pu8. Weirasrr, PorIcIar'apGartn 9olouitr'n. 4orior.
Oien II. ! 10.
FOwtt:
cine nusRatiGnttc Edbmoidint III 8utGI 3aiauN',
& ". Mtcraun. gominiTreior 4;
Gamu,l q. s5ppsr, Nutt..
C0G-sl yr, ~, VDtit.BGuimou itaft.
AufgeIhobeu mtaen lblettcn Qetttrts.
On Administrators rrlaui.
ElI. ctres
mertbuoGtn globuhauirs II. elmer Sdld9tttti
an Der Sf'W deiiculrofr.
qraft stnts Tr,rtrs btg Waiier. @crittts oet sinbi
Baltimore miro bs uuicrictdnttt Nhmihtiirntotlu bts
peraorhswu Rblipp Scttlitb. aul oItcrtllder auiiiou
ant glabt Bpunsrndg. ben Il. lVat 1870. uu 5 n9r
Rahmt,iags, yln gttiaut arbltitr
Den aanItu @runeplag, In 0Cr Staot baltimore,
an psr 8prbOttds ber WtaoilorNr. unb 0Ghls. Wiley,
seItsir. so 5ub brett UNI 81 6uB iist. nit allen oaraul
~trbsrbtn StbauDsn dmllb tr grobeS FoditttH'
baus. eianurg uuo StsbGus. Der gauIe WiuB III ct.
ner g%ruHomtclb! non i55 iGbrliG ~un'ttnortsn.
acknowledgements tin Srtttlttl boar uro otr
Rti In ,iUci stlhen SablurBtu BON uuO IL pluuattn
nit 3mitn pom 8rttdutsiGBt al uuO Outb 9aution nit
gu,t,n SRpo itiiert nth6trt,
NmsIia @ottIisb. AnuiintHra ,oriH
xbspepr 5ipdtr, SGdlUalitr.
Nr. II, 0purtlanbftnbe
GdtnI y sioptr. HIATT.
Va, 81, pti.Baltimorthr
Goalsid nab otni gsridufc ots obigtn Grunetiatr.
tbums wstot Id os nadiisttnptn Nruitl ~urr,dul,u. nam
lid
Aae w afbiueritI. lutlae ~ efutn ausgtotbU.tu
Utthgtr . @Siaoits atbortr, aS 1d,mGil . SrtGs.
Stopfmafd,int, pndmatdbtns, atnd. Bird. Vldt.
torn'paaaae II. !. 10, mi ptslsn anotrn ar'iittu, bier
niht autatIuprt.
TH- 6trutri
~ Nin sd6usS urbcttA.vfrte;
&diadDterssSdsen, in 8utsui 3ufanes;
Y asttdbirrt u. T. 10,
gtriauisbsotngang Saaraslb. grrtauf pGFttu.
q. -. @oper, Autt
Wr. ~, pptti. s3alitmgrtiraBe
sS Gum pttoatotriaut 0sttagtsfdRos TN ttiaIr
uub I'M 5ntuutt' pluttts. 9G9srsS III Re. 20a Ga
SauettstraAe ~tieS-l5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
BCrwnltcrs. 0crfaRE

go non
cmpIcbirnspertbtm @runbeigcntbum
an Der
3eeforS'2IGtp. nnhe WcNibstrpitraat ohtid,
ppm -Widruidnbs SUGp iidI
araft tlnts GcirttrB otS grctsgcrtdtCS fur ole etabi
Baltimore prb br ultrrIcidnCtr Vtrtpnlter aui of.
isniIihtr NuttiOu am Nlatc itbi Sieuhas, 81. Wat,
1870. RdbmittdaS Z uhr. utriautm
3ds same 0runhaiid nit mCbduhcH In bot
stabt baltimore g'lrRut uuo, ptc iolqi. bthritbsu
YIN her Ch,ctr htr Hrdbipto'Hn,u tn Der JuiftrnUHg
uOu 93 5us ,unluh OOu bet shbpit = Gie Der grabioro-
Aurp uuo WtHloeupliv, lorlth poul 1Wutplduo. so.
lDttalD ~GnianRrnb baum lublth. luuNs hr Cfitits Der
Brdbioro'Nutp q tuG NrbcrD ocun Ditto. plto0tl
NIT tcr WltgtrtrTptr, q 6uB q 8ou; bouu t6rbTth.
parultl. NIT BraDtptO.Nup. as bup, uno onun ,rcfttt1.
parnVcl mt pr WltSI6tuVNr1BC, It's lum WHfuuEF.
purt {. 2 Bruubh ND uniaNrnh, mCtt burh ItrEu Yul''
brief nom n Nav 1860 uon gpm Eedh unb \ ran an
- Niuis ilr 80 A0btC UtrpdG,tt mutoCn unb stutt
ldbrltAtt SrunDmle,bc uon Sli55 tur itetn Der 6tCt
BIaRt urtCrlpptiCi.
YebGut init or,t ImtinHdiseu @1dHtir, Uogrbdu'trH,
tutlti Icpardt OrtpGtiei n0Ct ptriGuit uetb,n.
BcrtautsbrDtngunGrn eth Gtllti0rtl beat. ben Bth
In q ur0 II Wipnatcn nit 3tuicn It. gtncbmiptft Cider.
belt, u0r ole game GumInt bapr. ic uat BtltbtH bes
QduitrB. esrcgrirc eiprIldb. NrrtpaIier
&ImuGl u. Sspptt, Auu..
bt. -. cii'gGlttpiortEtaBf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

Sin QUITS b%tu.idrs Wdbbcu. nm bic Q,,u6bnIih-
houtorbttt ~ utrletcn. ~ mSIbtH IN Rr IiG,
etrinatonnrdGr, TN gabrn. Q0G-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
On @rurOeioentbum IN Der Wrpps

On @runoei0entbum an Ger Nrpps
III. lctpuftrdBc
auF GfttntIidrr AuTtion
8tutt. ben 0 Vat 1870. Wdhmittaqs y ubr,
tUtrbe la am IlopS lrlba baB nauiir5tu0 pti6rtrUrre
iebr tmpfsbltnsUtTgt SruHDtlgtHi9gm uttiIui,i nam.
lid
Dus aan,t grunedhf utbi @"ebdulidftiten
an oc Gito' VopnletontrlBt. ~ buF btftt uHb ~ jug
tel bis an cInt 8 ,}nB bretit Nutu Gtlspb.
Die @ebauIidttrcn lYtr, n. WUpNTtorhr, y trNtlru
In ctnrn guigsbuutsn 2.n6di0tn 3itgtlnciu @ubns
bduft II, T. ~, SUnra,ttr I'm Sclc. WrtmJntttgt s2t
rs Sts. 9toingurg Booudhlurp.
\. Rgrris y 2ubu, GahpaliGr
&dmI. -. etppCr, auit..
uO5-Sl I'll. 81. gptu qlaI nprtNtuGf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
Mao. Glntnlu.

bic itbr gtibidtc glaibgrbcrtn, tam Iu Irn,r Stlt iibtr
Uerbilinine ots SCbtrs. tbsr 9Iid uhO nnglid atipro.
Gtn lptroen In Rr. ISL. Sh'prdtt., iptldtn Womb.
Ito 3aroitletttdBt so Gents a. WttIou. llI6-l0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
GCntralsS par=San
Nr. SO, &erin0tons, rahe @bOrlestraBe.
4.GItra .4ipibenee.

auf 3.idbriat 8tpoTttsr o QrOpnt GItra.9 ~iutotnot,
~2.tabrtee - 8
- 1.jdbriGt - 8 N
,peldes, III ben rrssImGb istn iG6rlidtn 8tploerosn bon
4 g.roI. iiuIueeilgt. bic 3tuisu Ouf Z projent fir iebfs
Der Isstsri bref Sobre, irrt BON Staats. uuo Stapt4b.
9abtn, erbbbt. j.
. 9ie Gtuto,ubeu lusrctn ben 9tpOItOrsu an 80. Gptil
gutgsIdritben uno in ibre Blider an uno RAD otnt l6.
giat ttnBetgdgtn.
Suhane Der Banf.
(gtadj 3atur1 ott regtlrndBiaen Il. SStrG. 0t0iostotfi. J
9etrdg bcr 3tpoNtsn 1926 8epoFtorenl. S222, 953 10
ReierOe. 6ouo tier Srtibrist utrlarst bic
~aum1Iipt NnbGuiung uesNfitrpe Gcnos
BON SIS, eco, ais St6ertstt iar Die 8cpu'
fiprsnj Observation-Disclosures. 9.0is.4 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

g. 6. Sritr. StaatssP rimicnz anleibe
bDm Sabre 1864.
rs" Stint l.. Juni B. 3. ~@
finSet bic 3isbuns OisIss GHIsbsus HIATT. eaupttretsr
sss- 100000 6Iloen, ~gsa
isruer 25. 900, $1,000, 10 900. 9 "a 5000, 8 a
QO0O. o "a 1909, is q 500. so q 400. Gao a
1875 guloen.
Gtt benz etaatsFtnptI eritbtnt u. fir obias 3itbuus
eulttgs G%ettifitats ella Zen mir
per 9tiif a s Collars.
IL Stiid pro so Dollars,
Vile BON Rimefsn bssltitste NuitrG8s. iuelht bis
gum 81. Wat %tnthuttDe, bier %cinlauftn. lperDtn nod b ~
Der 3iebung prompt uuo psribpteaeu uusssitibrt uno
amtths 3tebunssltlten iCofm Srtcrsnenttn ipfort nad
Gntidtioung Jugelanbt burdl bas NIT benz Der,auie bic.
itr &ertiitiate betrauts suntbuus.
JpS. Scbn & Comp.
in SSien CGtHrsih),
t95-l03. l06-lD yr. 6, ShOittngaHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
Gin Orpccrtc=Saocn Su pcrmtctbeu
nit aUtr %n6ibiser S%iutidtuus. gtGdlutrGstn in Rr.
400 &arfVre.N pcaue. ClO0.sJ
Waldiucric III Dcrfaufcu
buth Ole
SmigDt'jGc Wanufaftur : @Ciclidait
~ GbicOpte, WoN.
GbGrltS as. 6rctlunc, e%dubmCiFtr, Bolton.

gBbittn' Brttib'GGtr, TrtiBl9. gDidtsr $50. ~Lappcrl,
6J-S0 RarbCn pol'S gltn6tr.
2 Breaker Railway Heads.
/ Doubler.
2 Finishcr's Railway Heads NIT @ldttrrr.
6Spceders, % eptrbtln bro Rabnrn.
10 Stredtr. 90 Spinoeln isbtr.
As epinr.Ru bnru, 100 GpinbCln ieotr.
7RoubOli.S puler.
2 Spul (QutlliuE) . Ndbntrn.
5 aberitIettltr tWarrersl unO Crucls.
! Suridttr (nresscrsl.
Is Gam5ttria aGrOer, 80 g9utn' Iass 6abtiIat, bel.
Hahs ntu.
! bretBi8iOaiae Gr6mpcl nibt btlsarr. SoIi GqIinStr.
81 ltbsnno6rttBi9aout9e gDrbitiblr C].oomsl.
II brrtR9Joutas V~ueOriible (LoomsJ.
8 Spinn' Ndbmsn. l2S Spluorln irotr.
4 tini-her's Railway Heads, tetrt Sldiitr.
! Doubler, 81 bri4.
Brnfhdllne tBcmusL gnnrtr. ql6ptel unb Epultr,
iolpst 6la'dtulnc unb 6anBtBairn.
NhBtrt NnEtanrt itber CbtgtB rttneii
q. y. 9iaFt, iun..
Ir. 2O5. 9%burebhraae. pbiiaccipbia.
t1O2.4, G,S.l0,2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

Gin tompsttnter groObGdsr. nm uah gorf. 10. ~
gebtn gutter GObn uro bGue'ubC YGlhoinguua tuerbrr
lugttnsrt, NnbGtrS bet q haritb 9pndrs, Wr. 1872
GpGbcr dr0fe, nabt Vunul pludnta. WpEnuC. 100 )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

Gin gut tiup'obituts OrltNdts prOitlantilhts btGutu,
thH'r has Gnaliib lpttht. Ium a0dltu. Wdihgn unp
BhRtu. ytGhWttaan IN Rr. IG2 Nures Sreapn.
pbGrboIb Der $pWuiruenTdBc. llnsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
8ircau Der Strascn= . urebbrudb8=
GpmmtfIdrc.

SaIttmo 81. Wpril 1870.
Stc 6ommthlre fir ben Surdbrlidb bon StraBen
rtaten hermit in BtmGBbeit hes 8. Mbidnittes einer
sur ausibun8 9e>uiitr Der @tmcinoe in
Ycttebun9 aut bic StraBcn in Der Staot Baltimore ,l.
iebenoer Seiuanile, lueldDe am 3. April 1866 genebmiet
lporoer. betannt oaB tie Muntdg, ben 81. Mai,
1870, 8ormitta8s 10 tbr. i'm YireGu Der 6omnihGre
I'M 8atbbaule ltd pcrlantlnctn lucroen, nm an 4usubung
9%enannter gefr8ntne gu geber unb bic ibuen i~ibertraqel
nett uno bon ibnCrl crbetihter YhtGten i'm 8etreif oes
9ontemnirens uno Sdlttssens Ger Ebump iun.,
bon BET 5relnonta bis our 9tepubltcauitru6c, III ucbcrl
etntlmrlu9 nit elmer am Z6. Wtdrj 1870 9encbmiotcu
WerorOnun9 hes Wtapors ino Staotratbes oon Yaltis
more all Derriftfu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
Scr 9euti6e GOrrtipoHbeat.
Baltimore, g. 0fdt 1870,
3 llbr 4%iorgtns.
Gpdtehe
SeiegrapDii4e 9epei9eg
Der ,amsrtiauidtn grrBgeIrui 9nH. "
igtrlhht tar ben ..Esuti6cr gcrrs'poHstrtsn ~
gICucitc@ ans 2@HibiHgtpu. -
Spn0TCB ,C.

% a binQton, 3. Mai. 49, Die repu6Ii.
faglibe Nominations Convention ipaItete 10
hcutt in jmti 6ralttOneu; bic cine iClt2
goueu, cen leBiqen N~mtsinbaber, bic anbste
ben Yoliieis 6bti major Ridar0s ots Eanei
oCten liir's UtGpnrsOmt auf.
Yer B2ridt5ausiduB oes Scnats bat ib
FIR SeiidiiRura Der ]Grrcnruna oss Hjdters
BOMB als &ibtsr iir ran 1. areis (U{art :
ianO) Ousgeiprp6Gn,
0tuie nib brannien an 3. StraEe. SIN idsu
U uno . ST., irei Br,ttsl bGuier, U. Ganlr
ten un0 ". Il. @oilmanH get0riB, nit 5000
SGGOeu ibtti!utle 0b.
8os Reptdl1utunienhous uCrtngie iia 9{od
mliiuG 45 ubr bis U6blttu Wlontaa Mtitap.
Nc Jt,'orm AtrpubltGuty bubtn ben Nl0trr
mann w. u. gmUrV ots MRaporaiss 9nnbis
oGttn, Die BuWo'r1tgr George j. @ul,t ais
lOlbtR auiBtltClt.
5u 6lacr gto6c Giu0tu s3s7l, 600 au3o0
pthttBrtn in.
0r Sbumanit Stuer. g.rminosrunes
AIte lett Die GlniOmmen Stcuer aui 3 Bro
gent itIt.
Commodore lIpiBrr 1T Oniu perurtbcilt.
oout BlOtteuiftrtlar eiren BABEL ju srBaiten
lDC9Cu AHlduiCs elmer G%aoettenaeQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
3u berEaufeu.

LII. Tns WobrbauS unb RtHduraiion. Gr. 100,
Spamesfrasc, 80 bel 100 5uB, isbr biltg uno mt
ltthitn Gto.r8InBrn. Srltoiinlen bon SIS bis $50 pro
Jabr.
10000 Rnb In ~bcltbi0su Summon ausuItibtn burh
Grsan 4 3oopcr.
tNprtl@0, lVRt) Rr. 20, Ct. paulitrafr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

Ec8Itth tine g%cUiuntc gdbtrtr ium sPtibndbtn I'M
sietoslrnahtn Ia Rr. ~, Rure.Gatdtp', uabs ga
rdtpgdfIraGe. lU3i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06
Silig 3u u~erfaufen.

IaNL Gt6s cGuItt an 8apCpr.ansb. l,piIdtu
Columbia uro ct. VrtCr1fraGc. iotbsn trtig nahla.
iragsn bet @sU. y. pdstIs, &ds Der &dratogd.
unb SdSptrfraat 1897
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-05-06

NCmurt, v. S., 3. lRut. 3tnrOS
arose @ambUs 9apisrmAble iu SIoonftlo
tranntr uorjle Natt nicOtr. SdaOcu $lCO,
600. Ser Eciel b0ri; Die Studt ilogen rad
allen RlbtunRsu mbsv. in mebrertn 0ur
otrt 6uB EntftrnuHg wur0tn nod Hsuts be
tHN Ftrf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-29
GOTTSCHALK.

Arrival OF tho Remains OF the Lamented
pianist-Solemn Requiem ut st. Stephens
Church on Monday.
The steamer Merrimac, on which the remains Of
the late Louis Moreau Gottschalk were conveyed
from Rio Janeiro, was discharged from quarantine
yesterday and reached her pier. The body
Of the distinguished pianist, after being con-
veycd TO St. Stephens church, Twenty eighth street,
win remain there until Monday morning,
when solemn requiem mass will be sung. The
musical services are placed under the direction Of
the eminent organist. Dr. William Berge, who also
presided at the requiem for the Rev. Dir. Cummings
The mass Will be rhe grand requiem Of Cnerubini,
and will be rendered by large chorus and orches-
IRA. IL Is work or rare merit and more
dramatic In Its Interpretation or the sublime words
OF the mass than any other musical work eXtant.
Mr.. Thomas Hall, long the warm and cherished
friend OF the deceased, has charged himself with the
superintendent or the obseguies The sisters OF
Gottschalk are at present in the city to pay The last
sad tribute OF affection to a brother VINO was al
mired as an artist and honored as q man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-09-29
SUMMARY OF PRUSSIAN CAPTURES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Summary of the Captures by the Prussinn
Armies Since the War BeGan-One Mar
shall, 30 Generals, $3.50 Officers and
1O9,95O Privates Taken Prisoncrs-NearIy
1000 Guns Captured.
LONDON, Sept. %, 1870.
A correspondent writing from Berlin on the 2eth,
says that the official statement of German captures
thus far not including Laon from the ID OF August,
ON which day Saarbruck was temporarily abandoned
by the Prussians, are as follows:-At Saarbruck
the French lost officers and CT privates;
at weissembourg 30 officers and 1000 men were
made prisoners; mitrailleuses % cannon, 81 army
wagons and carriages OF all kinds were captured.
At Woerth the Germans made 5000 prisoners, be-
sides 100 officers, and took eagles 6mtraeuses IS
guns az wagons and carriages, 200 horses, the bag.
gage and camp tents OF two divisions and two
railway trains with provisions. The Same
day the French loss at Spechern and dur
ing the days following those battles in engage.
ments at ReichshOfer and Sarguemnes, 900 prison.
crs 4 guns, pontoOn train, tented camp and two
magazines containing 10000 woollen blankets and
10000 cloths OF rice. coffee and sugar and
also large quantities OF wine, rum, to-
bacco, this latter article alone amounting to
half million Of thalers. The rortresses surrendered
during the first half Of August increased these 1g-
ures as follows AT Haguenan, officers, 1903 pri.
Yates, 80 horses and large supply OF arms; at
Lichtenberg officers, $50 prlvates, guns 200 mus
kets. 10000 cartridges, powder &c; at Lutzelsein
Polite Pierre), large quantities Of and ammu.
milton; at Marsal, so guns
The three days fighting at Metz do not show such
large captures In men and material, because the
enemy was able to save both under the guns of tho
fortress Still at vi0nvile the French lost In prison.
ers SO Officers and 5000 men, at Gravelotte "a o1cers
and 5000 men. The losses in killed and wounded
during the three days 2 900. With the fortress
Of vitry lie Francois II officers $50 prlvates and 10
guns were captured.
The engagements and battles at Nouart, Beau
mont and Sedan, previous to the capitulaion at the
latter place. resulted in the taking of about $4,000
prisoners besides several eagles ana large num-
bey Of guns. beaumont alone coat the French 1000
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house One friend l found seated in 3 Gel
lar, with quantity Of mattresses over II to make
it bomb-proof. He emerged from HIS subterraneous
patnos to talk to me; and acr ordering his servant
TO pile on few mattresses he rereated again.
Anything 50 duh as existence 1t Is dlf1cuit TO
imagine.
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS AND cANNoNADING.
Few regiments are seen now during the day
marching through the Streets they arg most OF them
either on the ramparts or outside of them. From
eight to nine IN the morning there is q military
movement az regiments come and 60; then on and
on duty. In the courtyard Of the Louvre
Several regiments Of Mobiles are Kept under arms
all night ready to march TO any point which may
seriously be attacked. good many troops at an
early hour this morning left the direction OF St.
Cloud. AT half-past one p. M. o canonade had been
audible for the last half hour and getting every
moment louder, the people were saying that Mount
Valerian was attacked. ! went to the avenue De
L'lmperarice, where hoped to be able TO see what
was going on. AT half-past two p. NJ. came back.
l heard heavy firing, but could not make out
whetheri came from Mount valerien or not. Favre
has come back, and they say the Prussans viii only
treat in Paris.
DENUNcIATI0N OF cowARDLY TROOPS BY GENERAL
TROCHU.
letter from Paris dated the 2lst inst, says that
u
from General Trochu to the armed force. He tells
them that some regiments behaved badly at Gle
mart that their assertion that they had no car
tridges was false. He recommends all citizens to
arrest soldiers who are drunk or who propagate
false news, ana threatens vigorous application OF
the articles OF war.
VERY DULL AT NIGHT.
The cafes are now closed ut ten O'Clock. Walking
home about midnight one would have supposed HIM
SELF In some duh provincial town. AT three A. NJ
everything is closed. and no one, except here aud
there some ctilsen on his way home, or patrol OF
the National Guard. was to be seen.
AN UNFORTUNATE AMERICAN.
have just seen an American who tried to get
with letter from Mr.. Nathan to General Sheridan
He got into the Prusslan lines but could not get to
headquarters. On his return he was nearly MUIR
dered by the Mobiles. He passed last night IN a cell
with the drunkards and has just been let out as all
his papers were proved right
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OPERATIONS OF BAzAINE.
TELEGRAM 70 the new YORK HERALD.

Great Activity Of Marshal Bnzaine-His Ell.
forts to Escape-Ceaseless Vigilance Of the
Prassians-Rum0rs In Camp-Some Engage.
ments ON the 23d and 24th-Stubborn He
roism OF the French-Their Repulse by the
Germans
LONDON, Sept. %. 1870.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent with the
Prussan army before Metz, writes AZ foows:-
JAUNY AUX ARTRE. near Metz
In CAMP, Sept. "a 1870. !
Ever since the fearful battle OF the 18th Of August
the Prussian army under Prince Frederick Charles
has had hard work notwithstanding there have been
no more engagements Of q like magnitude.
TACTICS OF THE FRENCH
The restless activity and determined bravery of
che French soldiers have kept the beseging forces
continually on the alert The utmost vigilance has
been required and employed to repe the repeated
sortes and to Illustrate the resolute attempts of
Bazaine to break the bonds in which he Is held.
Notwithstanding the many attempts to treat tor
capitulatiOn, there has never been moment when
the beleaguered Marshal was not prepared TO avail
himself of the slightest evidence OF neglect weak.
ness over confidence on the part Of his enemy to
strike a blow for the freedom OF himself and his
army.
PRUSSIAN VIGILANCE.
The great difficulty under which Marshal Bazaine
Iabors Is to be found in the ceaseess vigilance OF
the Prussian commanders. THESE enjoy unusual
facilities for observing closely every movement I'm
the French camp outside OF Metz Strong detach-
ments Of cavalry are posted on the surrounding
heights, from which they view and instantly re-
port unusual activity in the French lines, thereby
rendering surprise on the part OF Bazaine exceed
ingly difllcult If not absolutely impossible
RUMoRs OF A CAPTULATIoN.
On Thursday last rumors prevailed in all parts OF
the German camp that Bazaine had submitted pro-
positions for capitulation and the impression pre-
vailed that they would be accepted. 1t also re.
ported that special messenger had arrived either
from Paris or from the Emperor Napoleon, bearing
important dispatches for the French Marshal and
that he had been permitted 60 enter Metz. Every
body was disposed to believe that the fighting was
all over, 30 far as the army In Metz was concerned
and that few days at furthest would see the Ger
mans in possession Of Of the greatest fortresses
in Europe
BAzAINB SHOWS HIS TEETH
Fortunately for the Prussians, the ceaseless vigil
lance which they have all along maintained was not
relaxed In the slightest degree BY reason of these
rumos. On the evening OF the 22d the cavalry out
posts observed evidences Of unusual movements in
the French lines, the southwest and north of the
besieCed fortress. InfermstfAs: at once trans