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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-17
1lfufQe &rifgsna6ri6ten
auf ber crttten Sette.
Muslanoii9e Ma9ri6ten.

Bur 8erubieuna Der 2uremburser
bat Der prin; 5einrid Der Nteoerlance
auf bic linn iitsrreibte Nprei1e hes
lurembursilden Staat5ratbeS fol9enoe
Mntmort erla0en: SD ranfe Dem 0az
the fir rte loyale uno patriptil6e
Mrrel1e, nit osr er iid ben &unr9ebunz
oen her 8esIlftrun1 pe5 0robberscs>
tbumS aneeldlpfen bat uno oenen Die
&amn,er in ibrer seftrisen 9eratbans
beiseltimmtbat DieleGinmiitbt9feit oe5
SinneS 1T mt9tiB unter ben ge9enwarz
tiaen I'm itdnpen. DaS @robbersp9>
tbum bat feinen Net Spu;p9en mel6er
NIT Der Neutralitdt ni6t III Ginflan9
mare. GS 1T ben unslIdli9en Ser
munreten Der betpen frtesfiibrencen
Ma9te 3u 5llfe seeilt unp feline mem
i9enfreunpltden 9anelun9en tpercen
aepib Don ouer @elt anerfannt weroen.
Dielelben trasen tn it9 ben &ein, fir
Die NIdf9ten. tpel9e man oem @rpb>
ber3ustbum idulpis if. SD iese etn
;l& srpbeS @ertrauen in bic Mufri6ti9z
feit unp bic Gbre Der Mddte rie ben
9onooner Gertra9 untersetdnet baben,
um ;u 9lauben, pab man penlelben anz
fe9ten noble. Die Dertr19e ppn 1867
baben europa pret Sabre lang Dor cem
&riese bepobrt uno ftderlth bat cas
@roBber;pottum felt 1867 fetnen Nct
pcuspsen, Der ibm gum gprpurf 9ez
mo6t merpen fDnnte, uno feinen slnz
lab su troeno elmer Difereni srtihen
ben Mddten eeseben. g6 1T rurd<
aus fein 0runo Yprbanren, Guere TIM
'abbdn9i9feit gum @esenifano eineSNnz
eriTS ,u MAIDEN, uno wuroe pies spn
Der Diplomatic rennp@ neriudt, 70
piirce t9 ca lein, I'm mid cem NIT Der
sansen Gnerete, bic id pom meinem
6aule 9eerbt babe, su piperieBen."
Nie tiele barmpnirenbe Stimmuns
Don @plf uno Giirit 3etst> maroe bic
Mnneripn bes Qinrdens BON Seite
Yreuben6 auf erbebli9e Sdmieri9feiz
ten fpBen.
SIM Grfnpen inp bic 2eute, In ceret,
6dnpen fi9 perGele9rapb tefnret, nidt
faul. Gin @eriidt treibt pas ancere
iiber ben Scean in 8etref cer 1d@iten
3utunft Grautret9s. @o iareibt Die
9onppner ,,1tme6," rab 0era@te BON
erpber @i9ttefeit unD bic otellei@t
AUDI auf @abrbeit berubten, III Gircuz
lattpn leten, benen 9emde StSmard auf
Ten Iriimmern ner Republit paS fran~
,Sf19e &atlerret9 wtecer su errtdten
beabF9tise. Oils 8eles fir biele Snz
eabe fIbrt bic Shines an cab bic Trte>
rensbeoinaunsen ppn giapolepn auf
8ilbelmsb1pe (9pn uuter;et6net pprz
ben leten, in wel9en pteler in bic 9lbz
tretuns Der fransSflden prryin;en 90
tbrinsen unp Gllab anDeutl9lanc etrlz
wtQtse.
GS beiBt bann metter: Napolepn
uno leinen Warl1dQen McWabpn,
8asaine unp 9ebpeuf werpen Der &sN
| Der fatlerli1en @arce unp 100000
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-17

@StlVlIlruHY !lll Ctl SOtlt>NlAIec Y116u>
iteuen, melcet Elm our9 eit1en Salon
aus pari5 eefommener 8eri9t wa6
fol9t: Am Dtenia9 M}orsen iiber<
idritt General Guy nit elmer 9rpben
Ma9t ppn Splpaten Der re9uldren Mrz
mee unb 0arpe Mpbile bic duberite
ilbliden Sertbeipieun96 2inien cer
Stact uno eriF al6balp bic bort ftatip<
nirten Deutlben an. Die Deutlden
mubten Dor BEN fran;1fI9en Nn9rtfTsz
Golpnnen 3uradpeiden, aber cte firs>
liden &e9en batten bic Marne 70 an
9el9we4t pab bic l1nterfiyun9 Duz
crptS unp Die Nel lerSen unter @inprY
ni9t ;u Guy itoben fpnnten pie cies
Der plan wer uno 2esterer fab f9 beB>
pnlh gum Rufsuee aenDtbtat. 9lm
Mittwp9 murpe Der Nu6faa erneuerr
uno eS murpe in YortS bebauptet, pab
bic Transplen biesmal 9efe9t bdtten.
Gan; ancer6 lautet cer Beri6t aus
preubtl1er Suelle, in benz es betbt, baB
General DON Eumplin9 benz &Snt9
mad @er1aiuss eemelpet bab am Tret<
tag Mor9en ra6 2. id@fl&e@orpS UNI
ter prin3 @eorA pas wiirtember9tl9e
Corps unter 0eneral Sberntb uno ca6
2. preubilde Corps, unteritiiBt BON
ltarfer NrttQerte, bic Gran3o1en unter
General Ducrct an9e9rifen> bic T@
auf bic Marneliuie suriid9e3o9en bat@
ten. Sbre 6lieel rubten auf renD1rz
fern 8rie fur Marne I'M Nprben uno
GbampisnY I'M Siipen. 0e9en cieie
Stelun9 riidten piepreuben Dor, idluz
'een bic Transplen unp beleBten @bau,z
piany unp Brie. Ducrct ;o9 iid un<
ter bic &anpnen per Sorts suriid. un<
eea9tet zines furdtbaren Te1er6 be-
leBten bic Yreuben Die Don BEN Tranz
|,p fen etn9enommene Stelung bic iie
ioelei9 cur9 neue &inten befeitt9ten
|unp NIT @ei9usen beiesten* Gs ent<
Ipann f9 Elm befti9eS @rttQertecueQ,
Bel mel9em ouf beipe Seiten i9were
8erlulte critics murben. @e9en 9
ubr Mpr9ens erSfneten ale Sorts auf
Der Stlette Elm fur9ttareS Geuer, l1az
ter pe0en S1uB Elm erneuter NusfaQ
aus paris ftattfanp. Die Tran5olen
sinsen 3ur llnteritiBun9 Ducrot's iiber
bic Marne. Die Sorts 9tp9ent unp
&osnY> neb(t perl9tecenen &epouten
unp iarfen Batterien auf pem Mont
Mpon un1erbielten mebrere Stunoen
lang Elm nernt9tenpeS Geuer auf pie3
8rteY unp @iQiers febenDen beutI9en
Iruppen, mdbrenp S9lpe 0incennes
unp Die Mueenwerfe BON Np9ent oas
III GbampisnY febenpe 6. uno II.
Corps bpmbarptrten. Die fran36fz
l9en 2intentruppen man6oerirten uor>
trefFi9, cod pbneGrfole. DteS9la9t
mdbrte bret bis pier @tunoen uno par
cine cer erbittertiten. @esen 3 llbr
LIEF bas Geuern Der fran;1fl9en Sorts
na6 unp bic Transoien so9en i& suz
rid, eintse 5unpert @efan9ene in ben
6dncen oer Yreuben la0enc. DteTel>
Der Don GbamptsnY, Briey uno @iz
liers fnp NIT 9etden becedt. DaS
Dprf BrteY 1T rurG ba6 fran36fl9e
Teuern gang in &rilmmer selest.
Die @erlufe auf beiren @eiten fno
lebr srcb. SIM 2ten iddfi9en gorps
unter prtns @eprg wurpen nabe,u
{dmmtli9e Sff;iere eetSptet pper ser<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-17
Nuutttter 1872.

puneet. Die frans1Ilden S9arfz
l9iBen batten gang beioncerS bic Off
3tere auf6 Rorn 9enpmmen, >ppraus fi9
eieie erpben gerluite an Sff3ieren ers
fldren.
s(u8 8erlaiueS piro eelneloet rab
bic BET ben Nu6fdQen am Monta9 uno
Mtttwp9 9ema9ten @efanoenen ausz
ia9en, es lebe bic balbe8epDlferuns Don
YartS nur nod Don 8rop uno g9ein.
Selbft ras pieroefeil6 iou nabesu IT.
i96pft iein.
Seper Sag bra@te feline Neuiefeiten.
Gtnmal bieb es, pab in gang @ublanb
etne frieseril9e Stimmun9 iiberbanb
nebme. 8efanntlt9 rerben bic patrtz
Dtilhen Stimmunaen ber Nu6en Don
pbenberdb cpn1111anotrt u11p cap rut Wv
ppltttf Der &e9ierune paf1enpe @eflbl
muB auf etnen tetimmten 3eitpunft
eintreten. @eiter bieb e8 IN 2pnbpn,
paB ee>pi0e @peeulanten erpbe 2ebens>
mtttelpprratbe fir ben Gau Der @apttuz
lation BON parts bereit btelten; fe
&par auf ben 10. b. aneetinbiet. Die
propilorti9e&esierune in &our6 trbftete
pte Gran3oien iiter bic jiin9ften glieoer<
la9en banit nab DON Der 100000
Mann farfen 2oirezMrmee 11ur $4,000
eesen preimal fo oiel Deutl9e IN per
S@la9t 9epelen leien.
&Snis 9ubwig 1pn 8aiern bat tpie<
Der rur9 cine priaineQe Demonitrattpn
bic au9emeine Mufmertiamfsit auf fi9
'selenft incem er an ben &1nt9 Spbann
BON Sadlsn foleenoen 8rtef f9rieb:
Die unter Der Giibruns pe6 preubenz
tSnis6 itebencen Deutl9en feiern bic
Gerbrlperuno in @afen, inpem fe
rubmSpue proben BON Der Ma9t unb
Bepeutuns peS @ereinisten Deut19z
lambs liefern. 3u pielem 3wede babe
i'd In @er1aiQeS unterbanolun9en 9e<
pFo9en uno nun labe i9 @te unb an
pere peutlde Garfen ein> ben &Snts
BON Yreuben CUR Nnnabme peS Gitels
u&ai(er BON Deutl l9lanp" 3u bepeeeu,
beeleitet BON bei1en prdfbentl9aft.
SD bin fol3 barauf ben erfen @@rttt
CUR &r6nung beuti@er Gtni9feit ut
tbun. SD bofe auf Sbre 3uftuz
mun9 unp oteient9e Der anoerenGIri ten
unp oer freien Stdpte."
Nus bem @emil9e Don eurcp6ii4en
Na9rt9ten tbeilen utr ferner fol9enpes
nit: Na9 elmer 3ufammenfeQuns Der
bisberi9en @erluite Der baYertl@en
Nrmee I'M 9e9enwdrtieen &rtese finD
bic 1@mdbil@en uno oberbaieri19en@e>
etmenter am blrtefen ntitsenommen
wprpen. &m fdwerfen bat taS in
Wln9en 9arnt tlonirenpe unb Sr1Btenz
tbeil6 aus Sberbaiern refruttrte 3meite
SnfantertezR estmert 9elttten, eS bat
500 Spote unp @ermunbete, barunter
81 Sff;iere; bas in Iu9sbur9 garniz
lonirenpe> aus @@wabeu refrutirte 3.
Snfnnterie<&e9iment bat 1876 Gpbte
unb gerwunoete unb ba6 Snfanterie<
2eibre9iment sumeif Sberbaiern, 482.
Sn @Grtember9 batte auf Gnbe
Nouember aud bic spette 5dlfte Der
militdrii9en GrlaBmanni9aft spm
Sabr9on9 1869 ein;urIfen. Mu9 per
baoilhen Dtpilipn wurpen bic Grlabz
manni9aften, iowte neue BefleipunoS>
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ct. anl, M1meiota, @amffa8, Sen IL. 0e3ember 1870

fransDfl6e @efaneene sur @erfleun9
eefeut an beren Sptse fte pom 2bein
na9part5 mar1diren unr bic Deutlden
ypu ber Selaoerun9 Ger 6auptitact abb
lDlen, mel6' 2ebtere eonn na6 tbrer
5eimatb suriidfebren uno nur bic eroz
berten Yrpptnssn beiest balten mercen.
|Die Shines meint l6ltebli6. ra6 &C.
rii9t iei fretli6 et>ras fhpierts gu
elautenL bod fIunten bic Sdwieriaz
feiten, bic sSiSmorf unb Nappleon gu
belteben bGtten> ibren glif BON ben
Gpnlequensen abaewencet baben bic
rurd Elm fol6e6 Gerfabren nptbwenotz
eer Weile er,pa9Ien wiirren. Der 2ez
fer fiebt auf ben erfen Blif, pab Der
N(an at otenteuerlt9 ILL., I'm, ouf pie
esrinefe0lautwirptetett Anfpru1 MAJ
den su fSnnen. Gum llebcrFub felt
|bie preu6i19e Neeterung jebes l1eber<
einfpmmen NIT Nappleon lit 8e;u9 auf
|pe0en @iebereinleBun9 IN Nbrece.
Sntere0anter fno bic Nadridten
Ypm Rriee619auplabe. Was suna9ft
oaS S6tdial Der Don General pala<
! bine prsaniiirteu uno an9efubrten2otrez
Nrmee betrift> 70 melpet cine Depel l9e
aus Geriatues parIber foleenbeS:
Der @rpbberspg BON Medlenbur9<
S9wertn beri9tet pffcteu, oab er ami
6reitae nit stpet fran36fl9en Corps
Der 9pirezNrmee (oem Is. unter oem
COMMANDO re5 General pobles unb
cent 16. unter General 2u0acD cine
|S9la6t lteferte, III tpel6er Der Geino
cine falt tptale Nieperlo9e erlttt. Da6
Grefen fano in Der Ndte sun NrtenaY
ltatt; bic Tran;plen murpen 9ewprfen
|unp nit einem 9roben &erluf an Ipoz
ten @erwunceten, Sc efansenen uno IL
aenpnen msilenweit suriidsetrieben.
Zen slus1asen her 0efauaenen semdb
tilcen eisle s,pei Corps etnen She'll Der
fiinf rer 2!rmee re5 General pallaz
cine ,rcIde nSrpli6 oon Or
leans ppsrirten. OieS6la9t par cine
lebr belize uno bic peutlden Gruppen
mu6ten untsr einem lebbaften Geuer Der
Transolen porriifen. DaS bateril9e
Corps eritiirmte NIT 9efdItem 8ajunz
nett pa6 Dprf ppupeY, mel9e6 cer
Tetno gut perbarrifacirt bate uno bart<
nddi9 pertbetoiete. 5unoerte perJran>
solea ,puroen our9 ta6 Bajonnett 9e<
tSotet wdbreno per &ef cine panil DE
6lu9t erSrif. Die feinbliden Trup<
pen retirirten bi6 btnter Qatsny unp
lieben bic ft9 in benS@an;en beFnoen<
ben &anpnen in ben 6dnben Der Baiz
ern> mie aud bunoerte BON @efan9e>
men. Die S1lahtltnten erfredten lt9
pur9 bic D1rfer Srsre5 unp palaY,
IA Meilen nproweitlt9 Don Orleans,
unp 2aienY. Sci MrtenaY, 13 Meiz
len nDrplt6 BON Orleans, wuroe am
Samfae Der &f wierer erneuert.
Qeber penielben paren jepr4 nod fetne
ndberen 8eri9te eiu9elauftn.
Cine anbere Depelde laet: Na9 etz
nem briQanten fprcirten Mari9e, ce,,
Wtanteufel NIT ieiner slrmee am Spnn>
tas in fupweitlider &idtuns surud<
leate> uberraidte ct bic Gran5olen in Der
Nabe DON Npuen uni nabm Don Der
Stapt 8efb.
u:ber ben BON Sen. Tro9u Yeranz
{talteten Gerlu9, bic beutl9en 8elaSe>
runesltnten su pur9breden unp etns
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-17
Ser ,,Ganberer" aadb Gurppa,

Sebe @p9e geben eine Mn3abl Greuplare bes
,,@anberer" na@ europa, unb tptr MAIDEN bic
2eier beiunters aufmertlam, bab Bic uebfrlet'
buns pes 8Iattes an Vsrwanbte une Jreunoe
ienfeits bes Oceans Elm iebr seeisnetes Mittel
it, einen ununterbrp&enen 8erfebr nit benieI-
Ben III unterbalten unb fe iber bic 3ultanee
bteles 2anbes su unterri9ten, bener als Is bur9
8riefwe9isl se1deben fUnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-17

Nlilmaufee, ct. paul uno Minneapp>
lis>3I9e.
0urtb,ase mad, aem Often (@rpreR)
8pum.m an..7.45 Madm. @eten ab.....S:oc gprn.
minneapolis uns ct. saul 3ase.
sammea au8:55 @prm. @eben ab.......11: 100 grrnt.
Rpmmen ay......5 :O5 ga&u1. @eben ab...6:45 Na@m'
ct. Saul uns Chicago 3ise.
apmmea au.. 900 Born. @eben at.........6:3O Na&m
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-17
Sabr8an9 4.
Oa8 40 fp + t .

In ben ger @taate unb Canada berdst 20 @s per Sab
uab ma6 ppn benz Gpfdneer bet feiner Tooree oterte
fdbrItd1 pprausbe3ablt perben.
Dtau faau au ieher 3ett auf ben .QDanberer" abpn
utren.
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Gin(fnsungta uuh &erre(ponsen3sn,

tetonbers tber ttr9ltdbe unb arbere tpi9tige Gs-
eebenbeiten, fnb ieber3ett wiQfcmmen mii0en
aber Spu1 Gerfa0er unter3et9net {etn.
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Beaeaunsen, Briefe &c. fnb ;u abrsf'ren:
"W A n D E R E R.,
L. 8. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@tlenbQbn 5abr<Yldne.
ct. Yaul uno pactfc.

0a6 4npfa, CIT RiSer. st. glpub unb Saui @aptts-
gerladen st. gau $3.50 Wpreens urb erretden Sauf Ra.
piSs 1925 a9mittass; serafen Saut Napes $3.50 gor'
mtttass unb errei&en ct. gaul loo Nadm'ttaes.
et paul, Delauo, Qitfeb unb Benfon 8aee-!ger1aaen
st. paul 9:45 Nprsens; wlinneapelts 1880 gtorsens
erretdben 8en{pn 625 Na&mttaes. 3urudfetrenb ptr-
IaNen &c genfon 7:45 Nsrsens Mnneapplis $40 Na@'
mittass; errei&eu ct. gaul 420 sa&mittass.
Ct. Saul Minneapplis unb DeIanp 3lse. - gerlahen
Delanc 200 Mlursens Wfinneapplie $50 Mprsens unb
erred.u st. paul 9:45 Morsens 3uridiebrsnb serahen
Na9mtttass uub errei&en Delano ZOO absnes.
dEt st. paul Has Nfprsens erreidt 0lnnearpls 1885
Nodmtttaas 8uridtebrenb perldet e Mtnneaprs las
Nadbmtttaes uub errei9t ct. Yaul 1885 Na@nittaes.
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FROM THE VEST.
Death Rate of Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 21.-From the report of the
Board of Health of this city, for the year ending
March 81, 1870, it appears that there has been
death in 691s, whereas by the last census of the
whole country there was 1 in 4515. The death
rate in this city is much less than in London and
in the cities of Europe generally, as well as in
New York, st. Louis, Chicago, and the remain
der of the principal cities The whole number
of deaths for the year was 8740.
Presbyterian General Assembly. -.r
LOUISVILLE, May 21.-The General Assembly
was engaged all of yesterday in receiving re-
ports, statistics, and various documents relating
to Church management, which were appro-
priately referred.
The Rev. DR.. Wilson read report on the
subject of fund for the benefit of the
widows and orphans of deceased ministers,
which was referred to a special committee of
one member of each synod.
The law proposed is, with some notifications
the same as that which was laid before the last
General Assembly.
The annual report of publications shows that
the number of volumes published during the
year were 44,500, of which 12,035 are still un-
bound and at the bindery; catechisms, 27,50O;
Bibles, the amount ordered, 1000; tracts of
various sizes, 159, 700; catalogues, 5000; annual
reports, 1900; systematic benevolence envelopes,
196,24O; whole number of pages of printed mat
ter, 12,90o, 100. ...
v-- Railway Matters.
ST. LOUIS, May A.-The officers of the Chi
cago and Alton Railroad have executed a per-
petual lease of the Louisiana and Missouri River
Railroad which will give Chicago a direct line
to Fort Scott. The company win Immediately
commence the contraction of road from Jack
sonville and Whitehall, Illinois, to the Missouri
river, where the trains will connect by transfer
boats with the Louisiana and Missouri River
Road. For Kansas City and st. Joseph branches
win also be built through Glasgow or Bonneville
10 Sadalia RI.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
Benzine and Gas Explosions.
Steamer Launched at Chester.
The Cincinnati Death Rate.
Might Session of the Senate.
To-day's Cable Quotations.
Might Session of the Senate.
To-day's Gable Quotations.
FROM THE STATE.

Launching of an Iron Steamer mt Chester.
Special Despatch TO The Epentsg Telegraph
CHESTER, May 21.-This morning a splendid
iron screw steamer called the Benefactor was
launched at this place. She is of 500 tons bur-
den, 175 feet in length, with SO feet breadth of
beam, and was built by Messrs. Reaney g. Son
for Jacob Lorillard Esq, of New York city, to
be placed on the line between that place and
Wilmington, N. G. This city is rapidly becom-
ing one of the leading centres of ship-building.
A number of steam colliers for the Reading
Railroad Company are now under way in addi-
ton to the large number of vessels of this class
that have already been launched.
Decoration of Graves:
READING, May 21.-The ceremony of deco
rating the soldiers graves, under the charge of
Mclean Post, No. 16, Grand Army of the Re-
public, of this city, on the 30th inst, will be
more generally participated in than was that
of either of the two preceding years. The
City Councils, Senior and Junior Order Of
United American Mechanics, Knights of st.
Crispin, Young M@nnerchor, Brotherhood of
the Union, Sons of Victory, with representa-
tions of the Fire Department and other organi-
zations, have signifed their intention of taking
part. The Grafton will be delivered in the
Charles Evans Cemetery, by the Rev. G. Bailey,
pastor of the Universalist Church. The floral
decorations, which will be under the charge of
q ladies' committee, will be especially attractive.
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friends, and found myself at the Long Bridge. in
hack, just three minutes after p. NJ too late, the
orders being not to lower the drawDridge after ..
1t was a bright moonlight night and as got out Of
the coach found my own battery guarding the
bridge. The men uncovered as passed through
them TO see the lieutenant In charge. I asked
him II he would be kind enough to lower
the drawbridge for me, as was all packed and
ready, and was only three minutes behind the time
He touched his hat and answered courteously,
"Colonel, viii lower the drawbridge, but would
do 1t with far greater pleasure II you were coming
from Virginia instead OF going to Virginia."
departed, taking of my hat to my old comrades
some of whom had commanded for thirty years.
and with a sad heart bade them farewell stopped
day and night at Alexandria, and there received
the acceptance OF my resignation, which always
thought was by order OF Mr. Lincoln himself.
This ia circumstantial and correct account Of
the manner in which passed from the old service to
the new, and any other is false
am, sir very respectfully, your obedient servant
j. BANKHEAD MAGRUDER.
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PhiladeIphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, May 2I.-Bark-In the absence OF sales
we quote No. Quercitron at t27 per ton.
Seeds-In Cloverseed we netice small sales at sS@
$50. Timothy s nominal at s67597'25. Flaxseed
scarce and in demand by the crushers at 1925.
The Flour market is quiet but steady. There is no
demand for shipment, and the operations Of the
home consumers are confined to their immediate
wants. Sales of 600 700 barrels including SUPER
fine at s4.50@4'75; extras at S5@5'25; Iowa, Wis.,
c0nsin, and Minnesota extra family at S5.25a6 25,
the latter rate for choice; Pennsylvania do. do at
s55O@6t0; Indiana and Ohio do do. at s5o0@6'l6;
and fancy brands at S7@s50, according to quality.
Rye Fleur may be quoted at 1925
There is no change worthy Of special note to
record in the Wheat market. Sales OF 5000 bushels
at 81 32@1 S8; and "a, 900 bushels No. Spring on
private terms: Rye is held at t103@1 O4 for
dull but unchanged in price. Sales OF Pennsylvania
and Delaware yellow at s1O9@111, and Western
mixed at 81 o5. Oats are steady, with sales OF 2O0o
light
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A PRECIOUS PREACHER.
The pIinister who Tilted Estimabie Youns
Lady Asking tho Prayers Of his C0ngrega-

The nIiaister who Tilted an Estimabie Youns
Lady Asking iho Prayers Of his Congroga-
The third, and It is to be hoped the concluding
chaper OF the Clark breach or promise case is re.
ported In the Pttsburg papers. 1t might have been
supposed that the Rev. gentleman would have kept
as shady as possible after his disgrace. Instead,
however, he talks out in meeting and makes his
weakness more evident and pitiable than ever. We
condense from long report In the Commercial
DIR. CLARKs REMARKS. ..tI
Rev. ]. B. Clark. ID. D., assembled the pulpit and
in low tone, betraying much emotion, made few
have understood that a general sxpectotioR has
existed during this day coning to close that
va. going to make speech on certain sIojest; .s
allow to that it is bghted As perhaps most OF
you are aware have never alluded in public to this IN
fore the presbytey TO Investigate and pronounce uPon
notg 20 say soGSS SS s more hsu once dspors
it before you tonight, and simply wish nrst oi All
Whistler you approve or ssnathies
whatever may feeling with regard 70 the fact
l. poor unfortunate being ask an interest In your
NOW want TO make request, and earnestly hops
for the sake Of al and 50 far as possible avail
The request is that instead Of spending time IN talking
9sbsI mend our time in earnest prayer God By
he Of His Holy Spirit shed down upon as every
STAN may and m has in his inveoating power every Chris
tis NAV be not only revived but be made to grow
fwbnS Of your every heart Il will help YOU Il viii
help the cause Of religion IL will help me.
AFFECTING SCENE.
During the delivery OF the remarks great feeling
was manifested on the part OF the large congrega-
tion present Many wept and the remainder
showed that they deeply sympathized win the pas
tor In his sorrows. The scene was most solemn and
affecting IL is not strange that such scene should
follow after the sad occurrence which has marred
his usefulness, and caused so many outside Of the
] church 70 jeer at Christianity.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFrTcK,( I
RaA.-A.. MAJ OF IQT0


Saturday May 81. 1870. I
The week closes on O continued easy money
market, the rates to-day being as low as per
cent. on Government collaterals for speculative
purposes. There is SO little paper offering that
1t is difficult to quote the market, per cent.
being the leading figure obtained. This is not
satisfactory to lenders, of course, but money
has become such drug that no alternative is
left but to accept 1t. Second class paper is
offered more freely, but lenders are very eau
tieus and prefer to keep their funds idle to run
ming dangerous risks. Fer this the banks are
particularly to be commended for their pru-
dence.
Gold is quiet and steady with slight upward
tendency. Sales up to noon fuctuated between
1145S S@114E closing about noon at 114%.
Government bonds were quiet but rather
stronger for portion of the list. .., ~. r..
There was an active stock market this morn
ing and prices were steady,
State loans were moderately active, with some
sales of the skies, first series at 10415 and do,
third series, at 109H. City skies were firm and
steady. New issues sold at 102sI. Lehigh gold
loan changed hands at 93slCD9
Reading was rather quiet sales at 52sk(052'44
Pennsylvania was active at 56as; Little Schuyl-
kill at 43; Lehigh Valley at 81; Camden and
Amboy at 1892; Catawissa at 361z; Philadelphia
and Erie at 29A, 8. o.; and Oil Creek and Allie
gheny at 43X@44. " .'t.
In Oil stocks there was a continued demand,
with sales of McClintock at 81. ID was bid for
Ocean; d for Maple Shade; and 81 for Phila-
delphia and Boston.
Coal, Canal and Bank shares were quiet but
steady. Sales of Hestonyille Passenger Railroad
at 1875, SO.