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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

m IL o R I n G..
Tie undersigned begs leave to inform his
friends and the public, that he has just returned
from New York with full and carefully selected
Stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS OF the
most. Fashionable Patterns. He would call spe-
cial attention to his selections OF
CLOTHS,
DOESKINS,
CAssNlEREs and
vESTINGS,
which he is prepared to make up at short notice,
and In the latest styles. Also, full assortment
OF FURNISHING GOODS, including
THE FAMOUS STAR SHIRTS,
and NECKTIEs, sCARFs, &C., in great variety.
JOHN RUGHElMER,
No. Ill King street,
few doors north OF Queen street.
mch,S 6w.mlmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22
60 Ren.

ITO RENT, BRICK BUILDING, FOUR
1 rooms, store and bakery, No. 36k Rutledge
street north of Bull. Rent moderate. Apply on
the premises. aprl3 Ml4-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

TbR SALE. ATwo STORY HOUSE OF
SIX ROOMS and double piazzas, on Suli
livan's Island, next lot to the Lighthouse. Apply
to Mr.. d. BUCKLEY, Sullivan's Island, or az NO
ID AnSnn street. apT2O oT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

WANTED. A No. No. r.SSGsE C0o6 REST BssT
wages given. Apply at No. Ladson's court.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

NOR SALE OR TO RENT, A STORE
u and Tenement, No. 1oj Spring street: Ap'
ply at the premises. apr.O 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

mo RENT, TWO ROOMS AND KITCH-
EN-, No. II Doughty street. Apply on the
premises. aprS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22
NEW DRESS GOODS,
LAcEs, EMBRolDERIEs, BLACK LACE POINTS

SILK TERIN GS,
RIBBONS, FANCY GOODS. &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22
Drn GOODS, @r.

q PRIN ATTRACT o N S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

DIANO WANTED. FAMILY DESIRE
to hire Seven Octave PIANO, until July
lst. Address stating terms, E. F. o., Lock Box,
No. 55S p. o., Charleston. APRIL ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

UTANTED. A SITUATION AS
w Teacher, by lady competent to teach
the English Studies, Music and French. Address
Miss F. D., Backville S, @. Hcii.l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-22

WTANTED TO RENT, A HOUSE OF
w five or six rooms, with cstern on prem.
ises sjtnate below Calhoun street. and not further
west than St. Philip street. Address Tenant"
DAILY NEWS, stating terms and location.
april
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20
TN: DROWNING CASUALTY At Ions BRANCH.
sFrom the Long Brancn News yuly ~ !

From the Long Bfancn NewH. July ~.
Abont eleven O'Clock yesterday morning two young
men, citizens OF Long Branch village Hiram Marsh
and Charles Soute went 70 the bathing department
OF the Mansion House for the purpose Of bathing:
but the superintendent would not allow them TO go
in, and warned them that the sea was rough ana
very dangerous even 90 the most expert swimmer.
Disregarinn his advice. they went on further down
the beach and succeeded IN getting bathing
clothes and went into the water They swan
out beyond the bar, when Marsh became
exhausted and Soutell went TO his assistance, but
while doing so was taken with cramp as IA sun
posed and was drowned, whlle Marsh succeeded in
getting ashore. so:tslS body was not discovered
until this morning. we are informed by old citizens
that all or nearly all the persons drowned al the
Branch have been known as expert SWIMMERS and
lost their lives by foolish effort to distinguish
he young men had been familiar with the sen
fron INFANCY, aud over confidence IN their eve
strength and skull alone led TO the sad disaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20

10 tnc theA're, Wnich u keeps
Entire change OF pro-
grnmme. Pierre Dubois, IN
his great cannon feat. Last
week OF the French Wrestlers
and Mons. D'Atahe and Mile.
Angela The Martinetti
Troupe in the pantomime OF
Mona. Duchalumau. preceded
by the farce Of the Terrible
Tinker, by the Company.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05

Belt, UNI benz SoIie bic Qusen absr Die RsfOrs
men Al BHneH, bic Dem Sanoe Sun6dtt not1tg
limb, uno oereH 8ertretsT uHo 8eriehtsr, let
IS in gBaibin9ton, lei ss in Riiourt, Die uns
gnans aQer 8srer auf nd 8eSoBsn boben, ote
Die Snterefsn oes 8olEes Oeneu bloBer Yars
isieu uno 9arieis 4plititsr UOrlie6tH. V5:r
cs sbrlia nit Dem BOlte utetnt, iGnn iber Die
Bartsi, fRr bic ct pablen iolts, Ti4t I'M SlOsI'
Eel Ietn."
SGs Mtlrntdt Ger administration aIf Bic GSabI'
in bis iest r%rFolotos aepsisr. SroB aIer
gbitIneR lit g nlht Gslungen, IN Rem s2oTI
tiHe aerinQers 6egitriruus 5u e~r3islen, ais IN
Den frihgreu Sdbreu, uno miro AotIenill4 Ger
Ysr{ub, Die 8RI9tr BON osr Abgabe tbrsr
lBnbl5eitsI abJui6red!u. it6 8e9enlber Dem
QeieBliten, b]tIoHnen5n II ener9lasn aut'
lreten Der Sepoltetung lopobl ia gtelDsWnrt
mis in Baltimore ebeufQQs srtoIglos ermttleH
Das Rsue 8eleB, Delbes ben SpnoesoeaUl:
ten ole Sstrorliirun1 Der gSablen gGttattet, II
ipar bonn &unosss &reisBerib'e IN GspsYor
tir conItitutioHell erildrt mOroen. &roBoelI
uber snslfslt tslH Surtit IN Den Der. Siaattr
an Der 8.rluHungsUiorlRtstt Oehelbtn.
Sn 9tlp Yort bat MGR etnem GOls8Iun
pom u. htstunoigen beiOer SarteteT
Elm 8utnhten hber bus ngue GSl5lAelsB 0si
6ongreiIss (oa5 Dtr Naturalization ais Dor
nanO otsnt, Iih nit ibrer Wtlllt6rnadt IN 81
gems4)ottar Q8abl ein5umllGfn) abperlan9t
SteIes aus 6emOtrateu uuo HJtepubiisGnern
6eitebenOe MOpototsn GoleSiUm bat elm
Il I'm NJ ia etu gttttsautadteH a58egeber
Oahin ~lauteno, DAB Oas @.IcB oertal
uHgsutDri lei.
Gs lit elbfueritdnOlih, OoB Die 9snotrats
Ii9 oielem 8eieBe 10 lange faBen petoerr b.
- Uoa tompeientsr SgbbrOe GpiGcBoben III
Dis oabin bGbaH mir uHlere ~GultrenSgn8e
gu erBoben, UNI elm m6JIiatt DOlitlnolgc5 De
motratlibes Yotum 5H ~er5leIeH. &tIHer 20
uHs fpiro am l8a6lta9e Sutldblet5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05

8sim borseftriseH mpnatlideH greisIdteBeu
Der - hr8er9HBen ,S an peldem f6
oisle Witalieoer bstbsili9ten, erraHa 6aupts
mann Carl Strip Die Gbrenmeoaiae.
Inter Der Vintage Der y eruntreuung
bon S73, Die er BON Smith 4 Soloen eintais
iirt bat, pnro 9eftsrn Saules Bonen Dor Rt6.
ter 6apparo 9efabrt, Der i'm 9egen Caution
bis 5um Ierntren Yerb6re entlisB.
Ser Au # T n g.-8Oub. Bonnie
bat binlibtli1 Der S~tifttultdten, tpet9e lebtbin
3uiI6en Warptanoer uno 8irginier Aufern.
iil9ern tus9en Der 8renJe Der reip. @spdiier
eRttanosn mar, cine Proclamation erlaisn,
NORM or a%ntlnOigt, OaB bic ben RargldnosrH
neggenommenen Gabr5.uae, iotuie Die ein9ez
teTteH Slider ielbf ruieoer freige8eb.n fino,
uHo baB Der &oupsrneur Don Strginien pers
iproden babe, binnen t~irjeIttr 3sit Commit
idre 5u ernennen, pei6e I'M GinDer tGn0niIe
nit bfn bur9 bic NtarpldnOsr 9eeislatur BON
1868 e%rnannten GommtRdren Die &renSlinie
OtfiHitip teftiteIen iDlen. Snjuii9en toa bic
im Sabre 1868 3ipii9en ben ~Gomman0euren
@ren3linie als maB9ebeno bstra6tet iuercen
unO Der 8ouusrneur etiubt Die Burger BON
Rarplano. ii9 Damit 5ufrieoen Ju seben uno
ieoe Stretti8teit for9fdIti8 ju permsiOen, oa
CT iein Mor! cerpfdnoet bat. oaB bis CUR euos
q~tttigen GehItsIung Der &ren5Iinie ~tsiuerlei
Si6runsen Oorfalen tpetoen. IS Iei erpabnt,
oaB Die WtarptdnOer Glider, beren 5ahr5euae
tuegaenommen tparen, SienItag in NorIOlt
ibr Gi8entbum pieosr in SsiiB nabmsn.
Mts . agabun0 fparO s. 8. Sones bonn
Ri6ter Bone auf 80 Gage mad benz Gefdug'
niiie geianot.
8 6dtli9teiten. @len Reli9an,
bic SObn Sru98e 9eidimpft n nit @eipalt:
tbdtt8teiten bebrObt bate, mubte Dor 8tdtsr
Bbeeler Grieoensbhr8i4aft itslen, ebe ie
Iret9elaIien nuroe.
Geto b 5 e. gBilb. NRqer mar quer
ourb sineH 9el&enJuD ssfabren; OeBbaIb pom
Yoli3titen StredfuB uerbaftet, paro er bonn
Rlpter SarOen nit 81 Strafe nebt Soften
btIeat.
@esen sBra8sIe faben
It6 seftern bier Rnaben, bic F~arbigen Charles
Srite uno Sanity Strain uno Die tpeiBsn
gotparo Sumtpalt uno Jpbn Douo, tn See.
StroBe nerbaftst. sic gerieiben it9 in 6olge
spOlitli&sr" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Die Saars uno bsialoHtn. ben Streit Ourt
1tebe ausJumadsn. SIN Sanogemen9e er
Blslieu 3usi &ppfpuuoen; Dem Sritten tuurbs
ole Raie i6ltmnl 5useri4tet. Rihtsr Saroen
shtlisb bic pier Raufuitigen esssn Caution
Itr frieoTerti9ere Nuihbrung.
S~iebHdble. - gatrtd 9oIau, alias 9b. gBarO,
btr Btieblung Sobn 9Btlib's I'm tinen 500 psrlbrr
Wtuulei.l ~duSelligt. marc BON Ridtsr Qasettp v buis
Der 9Fiminai.lnIe iununs ms Ssian9ntB stitdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
geleoranbiidlc Wnhrihtcn.

BON Gomiie oss Daniels. Goaeeiums fir tdui.
n1dnntlAe NHgele9enbttten lDuroe Der Sorl6lab elmer
Rseiprotrtdl mt Canada betrefts G''tuun9 hes See2alD.
renee. ertpttterun9 Der StraBe nab BEN DIean &C., etna
ttmnTt8 psrtportsn. 3u8leth CAB ods 9omtts Die 81,
tIarun8 ab. odB es etRe Btrbnnoluns iiber oteisH &C.
g~eRftano ibsrbaupt ntdt rpiui6".
= On Der 9taht bon DieAiidg gu WittDodh tuurbs
Der Yeriud gsmd9t, bic nsus Bride lCtr ben Gapuga.
tluB bel Sutalo, R,'Y lu osrbrsnneu, tlber pslue bic
Sa9HstlsLle Der r0sniral1s uno Dette Junction BabnA
fs6t.
- Die 9eetslatur c,s 5taates gerrout tudbIte &C.
tttrn stntn Staais . Stirtiar uno anotrs Staatsbe'
ANTE.
- Die Stsuus Dts %. Biltius bel Geutrtuiat. 81.
branntG Sonntds alb unO idmtn brti unbttdHnte Yerlo'
men, lDslhs BARN JlabQuartier ssiubt, in ben 5lam'
9r uusebeusrs Cation, wsl4sr gum gfstl,r Osr
5utuots : Ct. 20utICr . Bride bel 81. Houts bsttimnl
III, ptro morgan In Yoiitiou gebrabt ptroer. Gr III 81
JuB lang. 10 brett uub % bod, eutbalt 5000 5uE
8IubOlI lrb beiuabs 1860 SOnnsu StSu.
Der irabsrr Steuer'So mmtudr . u. g9tl5 tptrt
III Cincinnati uUer bic mtrlblhaftItbs uno tnputtJteut
Sage pes Hanoes stHs GcDe paIteH. Gte Sstt 1T nod
nlnt feitpElCbt.
: OF: aiBbutp BON Der Suat rGambrtl" 1T UOrs,
ftra IN San ,~rln5tseo angCiOmmeu.
PrOf 8auioIou bon Der Der 81 .RlHtn.g srmsi
lung IN gum 4rofslor osr AHrOnomie an Der unturriI
tat non Saliforntsn gepdbt UOroeH.
e 6rl. ghibtn trbtelt gsitCrn Abeno In Bottom Dor
StlmOrs's Gdpeue cine StTsuGos. uHatfabr 40 HdnOsp
huts Der Sangsrtn ian8tn idtUspiihe ytattonausOtr.
- SH Nthmono, "a. N Obsrtt ) 10. 9tntins Dor
ben Rtpuol tanern oils 6auotcat tar oas 1iaPors'Am'
%au,etttut tuorotn.
= Aut etnem 5errp.8oot iplros u. y. GrittGnOsr
III san 6ral ltseo BON i'll. 2aura v. 6air pur9 timer
ShuB lebensBriabrlin ptrnunott.
Esg 4OoFnonti Gu4us non Neu.9Ort putos por
atfern Ia 9amaita, Song Sslano. otrbGfRt.
= Der Sampier uShp Of gtsrtoa" 1T stRsrn BOT
Vsra Stul uno paoanRa In 9lslu. BORT angetpmmtn
or brin8t S2.46!.4tl In 9ontanen nit.
- Dtr Ddnptsr " '0lOrdbo@ lteeie 9siiern bon Sai
5Faultsto nab banana mil L8O Yaidgtsrtn uuD 1901,
600 I'M eHaB. pOuou S20j.0 900 III 0ontantsn iHr Sal
lao.
- Der Bampfsr vGommooore," elm tIsinss ShiFf
~iiranotie am ~. Gtt. I'M 9ouquiues6 tuhs.
- eeit /. Sanuur luuroeA pom Gun j~5ranItsco $50,
29s, roo iibsr Sauo pei lanot, barln.sr $l2.0il uO0 mad
Rtlps Oort.
- Yiattoo gtga II. In Iepir trmlroet rporoep.
= as wtrosu in ILLUMINATION. " sE Srpbs Dotbt
r~tttuHstn W Der am Is. b. pr0ietttTt,n GG0thune be-
Qusntlun8 otr rSaps 5tae lanvpirtbihltI 9tltu
i@aft+ %8etrOitsn. Gen. Eaniom pito bic Grottnuu9s
Reos bGItsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
NnR Wdfhinatpr.

80 abtnaton, 4. gtou. Der Glotten'
Setrstar elnpiina beute einen SrieF bonn Com
manoeur Der Shenandoah, 6. 8. Dels,
oatirt 2iiabon. IL. DIT. norm osrielbe ia8t
sr batte cine ible9te &eiie bon 3S Ea9en Dor
8ofon. Sas Shif 8ins msiitens inter Sc
ssln unb aebrautte rur ielten, tuenn bies un'
um9dusli9 n0tbis mar, Sampf. 9ie Gpclpnt
bonn IL, unb IL. Sept. mar Die Idwerite. mel:
DE Der GommanOeur in ieinem 80, idbriser
Seeoienite erlebt bat. Ste SHENANDOAH" be-
mics Iia In isoer 3iniibt oils Elm portrsffli9es
6abr5eus.
or DOuns, @bef beg fiatii9sn Bureaus, III
pom S1asietretdr auserleien, Der Convention
Der @ouperneure Der peri6ieoenen Staten Sur
8eIpre9ung tber GinDanoerunss =Angelesen'
beitsn bei5uDobnen.
Setrstdr 8outmsl tpirb bsute ooer morsen
na6 MaHaduistts abreiisn, UNI bel Der Wabl
mit3uitimmen. Gr miro etua | Monat ab'
ueieno iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
ShiIfsnadridlten.

8tr DampTtt ~SaIcOn," Capt. papntt. lei aeierr
bon GburlsHon, S.sG.. bier elm.
Ser 9reimafer y9slaub pone.a Capt. Wlc2sInH
Ianate am 10. DIT, don Baltimore IN SeIel an.
SCR SttimaItr sR. g.. Wntarop.H 6apt. Sttlpart
Ron Baltimore mad ROTTERDAM untsr>psgB, Ianatt an
10. OF. in Bsal an uno iupr am p. tpetttr.
9as Snttt rYouue .Ga8te,A Capt, Did, it9sis an
81. Or non 8rfenod nab Baltimore ab.
Die uoroosutihs 8risS gBaub,S Capt. GtttnerdIs
fuhr am 10. GtnbsF pop Brspsrbapsn mad Baltimore
ob.
Sis Briss ~. 9,ssreuI.H Capt, Ri6, sing am 81,
On, pom &tperpool nab unitrtm 3aiet in Gee.
Die email. Briss W5uosuta," Capt. pauls, am 10
Gept. BON bier aasesauftn, FAM am 81. Oft. tn 9ort
5rlano, 0bne pauptmah uno 8ormaTiesd an.
Ser Suoontr nSuiannGb,A G1pt. YGdGrp, libtti
am %. DIT in oauanna bic HHisr gRb fad nad Bal
timore In SEE.
YIN !. alop. lam Der 51oonsr Caroline SoIntss'
pou Baltimore In Rtbmonb. 0a.. an uuo es 9tne bel
ShDouer ,fIOreueeH BON bort nod bier ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
STE brei EurrDs.
&us Q, 8sssHlrp'a GurrefP. he's rs. gnRbt."

Gs sOsen bret 9rdttr pUbl iber has Wttr.
gon afrlEa's WuFe Ia tdmsn lie Der;
sic ic9en binlber ms Srdutenlant,
Den Dpl8 dn BEN 9artel, bic Biol tn her Sdne
Der Trantertdiler bltdt l6telno fe an
rGB ,Gftmmen, 8eidbrtsr, duf mEtner Sdbn,
Sbr Tout mir id9en ben beuIihru Srp6,
SBis Satstm bic SaSeae auf Hinitm RSE;
nne bJbt 9br i'm Blugs etnpnrter hen RbeiH,
81 ipat Sbr tie fbGnten Wisbletn guS frel'n.A
llne as fs ifluBen ben eriten Strett,
DG BAIT nm ben &rlen her QOp 9eftett:
Nia6 Weisenburs irGgt man ibg ifarr biEttE,
Is iblugen eie Bi9srn ben Sh6eet Inn elm.
llHb ais lie ~fdmpfttH he jpeite Sbtatt,
Ia mart benz 3retten Elm 6nb' Bemldt:
Del gD6rtb, ba ltsst fr auf but gem Sch,
Don bss fbrpdttl6en Rdttrs Sibel gRfiat.
Der Drttts, bel SsbaF CgN rrdrtIlher Sanb
SR's 6srb s%strVfeH, INIT tn ben Cant,
Dl iprtht er, ~srlteeeRe benz btrbeR Weittd,
Bum grandmother init brehsubem Bid:
10 Rdiier, ME jpeH Du NIT fdlibem Wtune
llnB Duttnlobnt In Detnen BnRe.
Yltht rdc's eie @a;ele NIT sdBem Wlutb,
Is lpar hes Qbpeu erimmige Brut,
Die, auf9tfSeubt surt bis Jisers Rtau'r,
Wit unitrtn Siuts firbte bic NUN.
Sp6 NIT Gbrer rubin mir i'm grftnitpoe.
Dlb. 8aIitr, trrrlrttt elm lhtrnp httts Food,
DID ptrit IN ben Rata her ftplJe ecu,
OH brehen bic @6lfe bic @ron' ent,ptt,
DID flbtet ~eefau9ep man uter ben Rbetn,
Den Du wpltet I'm luittaen GAME fTel'B.
limb III aud Dttn &6fg ron blantem @ple,
60 pirb hob rur ertifdher Stud Dir peic1t,
Der Mud pon Afrifa's Difenifranb,
DIR Slu6 ron hem beutlhtn, benz pSlIfer eanS,
Der 5tuG fur hes BreStls hiftI6ss Sptel,
Dem feB birtrsls Ra&t selegt tit 9tel."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
Wnripn YPrtht.

9t. seFrtssu 8BrIsr. gtriduFt pareH bier %FoIssnbs:
q O. Ct; % S9;E $40 8 ly9ai 5qSm. n. PIant, 'g san
reg. allie. so; Baltic. StaOt.5rbi. 1900. 's4. o1I; BIO,
2sO. 's4. 9lh; DO. 500. ,s4, ok; DO. 300. '9O, 90;
Ssun. .Ssbi. 1000, ntut. 6yH. = y. 81 .5. 20er, 500.
Ia; yetrn, .Bani 2 ant.. 1105S; 30. .etdi. 1000. reg.
oIts. so; gtOr. u. Gtnn. Babu.DbI. 1000, q, 92k;
Baltic. u. Sbto Sabn.Sbl, 26G0, 6-s5, 9l4i DO. leo,
R-g5 OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
~ @entral aNetD= nao
y = Mailsrs.9 Ifeaa, tl !

tgeariinoet oon ben, ptrf. 2tot Beniumip $780,
Ettiss tpo blbefannte unb perantrporulde Birtnu riddi
bic grbbttn uno IibsralRsn Dorihhft aut Eunoes. uno
Staatss gptrtbpaptere, Etamanttn. ntrtr, Stiberipaa.
rem, Sdrm alden, 3trrer. nno Sarntntlei6er, uno auf
aue uno iebs Wrt bon s1aarsn, ertrptotr In groBei oser
usinen Huantttattn. Dte Bebingunsen ino itbr one
nthnbar, ~bsipnpers BET erpBen Gninnten. Sn2en rper.
ben tar trseno cine befinimte 3eit aufbepabrt. gtrIp.
usn, wsids 6ilbsrtraarets potr anoere arten gDaaren ~
p~trtdufen tptini&ea. bstoIninsn BIT tbafs Qrttien IN
burhdus prtpat aebditeu. 8dgltb bon 7 nbr Wloraens
biS . Htr' abtpss ssbinss unb samiaa Absnbs bib 10
ubr. - al.i.-- ct thl t2a6-) 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05

gprtGI8tn. ONT, 4. Rob. = Die 8eitrauoete
Barrie rs. VI. 5ouofps pltoe b.ute In ben 6atsn bug.
Frt. Die Wtannidait mar serettet tuorosn. nit aus.
nabrte tines Yeannss. ben man an Der punpe ~anasbuu.
ben. tppt nit aussstohentr 3unst fano. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
Selegrapbiide SepeiGem.
MuS Rem. Yorf.- Gifenbabn'
s.E 80
(e.rlSta fur ZEN rDtutf&tn GprrtipunSfatts. Z

RemsDorf, 4. Wop. = Die yYsnnipl,
pania.G Central" Die ygtstp; 0orfsG Central
unb bic iholiden Giienbabn. 8tnien baden H.
rem Sarif fur ben B~erionenpsrfebr erh6bt
Ser Yerionen : 8srfebr na9 benz Stosn II
iebr beoeutsno, namenttia ieitoem tn Rep:
Orleans uno Ssras oas selbe 5isber nadsss
tQfen bot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
nus GaIpefton.-xrauer tpeaea be8
ferlpren eeeanaenen SampferS
.Naruna" unD Der NIT ,otefem
decentralization 4~NnSYn0iere.

WalueitDn n, 4. NoD. -ON StaOt Tt beufl
In Srauer. Die &ei9dfte iinb s.idloKsn, Die
Jlassen pebeH balbmaf, pie @lodsn merosn
ssldutet. Ser gr6bte Sheil Der YaHasierl
auf Dem perun9luftsn Dampfer #8arunaA
nareu aus btefioer Stabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
aarnt in Waibinatun.

Or. Sapib fsefsIer.. sRr. lis, 9rhe 9traAe,
rabe qsrni;, Mpsrue uns bstu gapitol.@artfn. ~ unfts
uasnf ttr gDaibinaton,. Georgetown unn aleyaubrta
uno Rnb 3ablunasn on ibn ~ MAIDEN.
RS- anteieen fur ben r0orteipeHotntfus trtrDtn an
bs{antfua lts NORTHUMBERLAND. r~s"@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05

ausuf a, gRe,, 4. Slow Stsr 1T Elm con-
gTsihOntlts Snpetieattpns> gorits in SiBung,
um nnttrlu6uustn iber bic Neituns bee 9iSttc>
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anjuftsIsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
& CT.

Bpfon 4. Sos. - Die @tlberra tun en-.
Gabrit BON 8. 6. Wstrs II. Go. am Sapmartti
5auart brannts pDrist 8a4t rtsbrr., DsrIuli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
81, :,

Die unbollfo M m n beiten rs
eresG enu stgefeBss tret.n in,z
ner oeutliGer 3a Gage uno baden f1 naments
LID bel eer ltsttu Yolfs dbluns In sinem rs9t
9rslen Gi9te 9e3sist. gs blrfte ft9 oabsr
entpfeblsn. iit nisbr an BITE @runoidBe Der
ensliiten Wtetbooe 3u baiten, tuelde entiGies
ben prattiiter eri@sint. Giner, Der 9aupts
punfte bsrielben III. 6as bic einselns1 3abs
lun8soiftritte melt fteiHer iino, ais bier. BORT
entbalteH oieielben burHidnittlid nur 537
Gininobnfr. bier basssen Zig, iooab bic grs
mittslpneen cine untnbIlGe 3sit In XnipruH
nebmen, 9as en8lifte Spaem, tusldes 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
aus WcrbsGarpttna. - Stnrid'
tnng etneS oteger8.
Ans GauaSa. -ShiFbruh.

RaIsteb, 4. Too. = 6.utt purot gDiulaui 6tit.
lon. stn Sl,ger, iutdb,r cine altiihf lpetbe frau nit De.
malt &c iadnbet bate, sebdnst. Gr bslannie ittns ehulo
unn Horh uffdR III. n. ma HFHr. rnHfift-' q. = To-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
gfus Mniup.

fallen unb @smtsridssr cine srUss Gnttdui6uHs'
ndRrtnb bic gpnftrpatissn, fOpObl BITE NprmS'
men ME bic Semitic, baribtr iubsIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
TrieSri6 SuOeuiteOt 5lllt AbitteO an
Ts;urrt 1%7.iGhrinpu Snhn.

SrieSri6 SpOeuitcOt jlllt Abldteo al
feiHtn 1~7siGbrigcH SObH.
lgRttg,i9stlt bon 5rau RarI saurI)
Dtir iunesr Rutb trsibt DID tu's 6tIo,-
ms utrO has Sbstosu iaper
Rob Atbf. metn SOgu. idmpt' ais Elm ptlD
5a Ssuii6 au0's pcloeuqesr
Die 9psbr lur 6uUb. ons Augt Hat,
Etn gUioern trtI ptretnt,
Bltd ui tn's 4ugs Der Sttaqr,
uuo iir9tr teIHeu 5ttno!
1iss IN yein Rampf oSs falIasu Rlbr1s, -
stir Treibttt gtlts uuo R,ht,
Our EtIafe frtpflcu RaubGTthuus
9m franitihtn Ssl9lt9t'
g,rptIO'r re nibt i'm bsil'stu Rampt.
Bleib' Ultnih TN shIahtsspu9p!
Rtf i6pdr3s Blsi uuo 4uIusroGmpI
Dem beneres Sstubll
uuO flbrt DID Soft sslunO pom 5suo
Sun Ste9esheer lurId,
Die Ututttt, bic Dor Shmtr5 nun tDstnt.
sDciut bauu por 6tsuo' INN Sl1d'
uno pie Grinn'tuus aus BEN 3rtts
6ol9t Dit aui itbem 3vttt
So tamptp In SVurtrttb bet BEN Sitg
5Rr SsItidlano's Jrstbt1 nit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05

Rep.Dorf. 4. 9too. - Ser Dautpfsr s5oaboI
aus GiusrpoOI, wtsen osilen man bsrsits In unrube mar,
tit beute Ya6ulitidq bier auqetpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-05
aus 5aew Wore. : Spntantens
~ uAEuhr.

3eps Dorf, A. 2op. - Der 9ampfer
.Ssmailia.. pelder morsen nod Gnglane
abs,bt, nimmt 50, 100000 in Gontantsn nit.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-08

gain It is also true, no doubt, that they have
not dared to act upon their own judgment in
the matter. The Spanish people cling to the
possession of Cuba with unreasoning passion.
In their eyes that colony is not only a source
of boundless wealth, it is the last important
relic of the epoch when Spain was an imperial
power, bearing sway in every part of the
world. This sentiment of the Spauiards has
withheld their rulers from all open attempts
to replenish their bankrupt treasury by the
sale of the island; and we are able positively
to affirm that they have not yet made any
overtures of sale to General Sickles or Mr..
Fish, and that General Siclsles and Mr.. Fish
have not made any overtures of purchase to
them.
And yet il would not be surprising If the
Spanish Government should soon find itself
in q condition to attempt TO sell the island.
The tone of discussion upon the Cuban ques-
tion in the Spanish press has notably varied
during the last year, and indicates radical
change in the popular feeling. At first the
journals of all parties savagely secuted the
idea of allowing Cuba to be separated from
the mother country; now most of them admit
that separation would be advantageous, but
they insist that the Cuban insurrection must
first be put down. That event, however, is
evidently as far off as ever; and we may ex-
pect ere long to have an opportunity OF saying
whether we will buy Cuba, and how much we
will pay for it. No matter who holds power
in Madrid-whether Prim or Topete, or the
Duke of Montpensier, or the Prince OF Astu-
rias, or the republic-this conclusion is
equally probable.