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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-13
Sic Sd6ppe'ide Mngelegenbeit.

Die S66ppe'i9e Inse!egenbeit fabrt fort,
bas Yublitnm Su bel9dftisen. Sie 8erIu1e
5ur entfrdftung Der Berliner Mlttbetlunaen
baben bereits be8onnen, uno aud uns iftnb
mebrere 3ui1riften befdnnter unb unbetann.
ter Weripnen %5ugeeansen. iuelte einerieits bes
baupter, oaB Der Berliner ino @arlisler 9ofs
tor 5tpei pDrt chamber peribiebene Yerionen,
anbererieits ben Spefulanten lber bas Shifs
ial S16ppe's in's @ebd1tniB rufen, oaB al
Iein bic Graee sur gntjdeibung bortiegf, pb,
Elm @iftmoro eoniiatirt iei pber ni1t. = Neir
slanben, bag es i'm SntereHe bes Gefansenen
liegt, ieine Sa6e benz Nntagsftati4e 3u ents
riifsn. Der ibm eriibtlih mebr gei9a6et, ole
9enast bot. Wir baben es BON Nnfans an
9erntleoen. Der Mn9ele8enbeit cine parteiiI9e
6arbung fur Die zine ODER annere settle su
9eben. unol nur unierer Spmpatbie tnjofern
Iusorud 9eseben, oils uns bas Epnesurtbeil
enrt bic Seueije niat sere6tferti9t erj6ien.
Wiele unlerer eoIe9en finD ipeiter 9eearaen,
uno ietbit tpenn Die Yerliner Wtitt6eilun9en,
iofern oieielben DR.. Sb6ppe in Carlisle be-
ribreH, fih als erunblas erpeiIen jolten, 10
1T bod bic 6fentlide Weinung oaour& be-
reits in elmer fur ben @efangenen 10 bD4i
na@tbeilisen Weiie beeinauBt uorben. bah
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llrtbcile cngliidcr Ylatter iiber ben
SfI0One'ifcn NQll.

Ser .8bila. Geb9er" beri9iet aud Die bon
Berlin Dur6 4rof. @neiIt lber S9Dppe 8es
mahten Mif.beilungen, 1T i~ibri9ens oerielben
Ant9t, pie Vile, ipsI9e ben Saa bon prtn3i=
pielem S%tanopunfte aus betrabten. uno Der
tets BON uns feiteebntten tpuree. Der r9eos
oer~ ia9t: rSolte bic SoentitGt Der 8erllner
Sh0ppe's nit oenen Der 9arlisler S6Dppe's
uOiItdnoi8 e%rpisien peroen 10 tpiro Sas
pobl ben Offer etni9er Greunoe bon Sb6ppe
p~erininoern bod iptro es ben 9eieblt6en
Stano BEG @oro 9ro5eIes in tpel9em er
I9utoig b~efunoen uHroe nibt notbpenot8
6noern.A
Die v9bila. Rornin8 9oi" ibreibt: ,Wenn
9r. Sh0ppe Der 8erliner S6tpinoler III, tuie
per66lt es Ii6 bann nit Den 3eu9riien, tuelte
Or. S9bppe in Carlisle BON ans9e5eitretsn
M6nnern In 9eutihlano erbielt? Gnttpeoer
limb fte 66li6uuger, o0er Der Sottor 1T rldt
toentiih nit benz in Berlin Scrurtbeilten.
Gber ielbIt, menn Die Yerliner Intla8en ii9
auf SdDppe in Carlisle be5ieben nno err Die
3eueniiie gefdli6t bat, 10 bat oies ytidts nit
ieinem bief9en Yrp3eie gu tbun. Nl1t pe9en
5dlItune in Yreuben ooer bier 1T er 5um
Sooe perurtbcilt, ionOern iue8en an8ebli6en
Mproes in Garlisle. Der Brief oes 9rof.
@neift fontmt 1lns Dor fute Elm 8erlub, Die ot
fcntlide Meium9 nit Yorurtbeil 9c8en Or.
Sd6ppe 5u crFiaen, uto als iol4er 1T er Ia
oelnspertb uno 9rauIar,. Sic Scrllrler 1e.
ibibte perleibt benz S6Dppe'i6e Sale nsues
Sntercile, aber getpiB fam lie fein @eipidt
baben I'M Yetreii Der lesalen Gefltelui8 Der
ShulO 0es Or. Sh0ppe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-13

6ffentliae &ube gefdbroet, uno meber inner
nod auSerbaIb Der @rGnSen oes 6Dni9rei9s
irgeno cine oerodhtige Yerbinoun9 Su unterr
balten, iolte ib aber in grfabrun9 brtn9en,
oaB benz Staate irasno cine @efabr brobs,
3ur &btuenouns oerislben ni6ts gu antsr'
lafIer.A
aa6 benz 8eeioiaunss =atts puroe Der 9err
SiibOf i'm t6ni9l. ShlDIie in Iuoienj emptails
gen, UNI it6 Dor ieinem ab8an8e aunt eontil,
ipeIher I'M Anfau9 SauuarsS tatt ftnoen nlro,
Su .Oerabi1ieoen,
au6 bic erfte baoii9e Samrter bat oas De
ies Rber Die 8erldr8erun8 Der Shlti9teit oes
GontigentgeieBes auf Stuet Sabre nit allen
aeaen amei Stimmen an9enomme1.
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SanbelS: nnS N~inanss8ertate.

frautfurt a. W., 10. Sanuar, Wbenos. -
Der. ct. 6bIieatiousu idIoGsn ~ 9lK.-
8arts II; Sanaar,. Ibsips. Sorie antnitr''
9Onoon. IL. San. 4benOs.-2sinDI 80 gfO.5s&.
Sal9 45 Sd. 3 y.
tionen s5|. GonioIs 92X baar: 92% auf Gpnto.
LIVERPOOL Il, IL. San, Nbenbs.- Shral esd. 6p.
- Salg as SD. 3Y. -Rati. Stsiri0l 2lH v. 3utsr
i'm r p E =, 12. San. Gbsnbs.-BstBes glorraI.
EteiuHI fl Rr
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Bon Ilasfa.

Nv SDNRHbub itnit tiltpll SGlLkut lGS
Snsenienrs @apitdns CHARLES N. &oDmono
1or, Der beanftra9t mar, Die seograpbii6e
Yoiitipn bes Sorts Yufon 5u ermitteln, fofuie
ben DufonftuB uno feline Rebenfiiie su erTors
i1en &C. IS iuuroen 8eoba6tun8en 3ur Grz
mittelunB Der Yreiten9raoe angeitelt uno
ourb apprprimatipe Selobere9nung iano bic
Expedition, bab oas Sort Dufon etpa 80
Uteileft innerbatb oes amerlfantlbeu 8ebietes
liegt. Sem9emdB purne in Gplse err
baItener ~a8eijunsen oes Sinanaiefreidrs Der
Sueion : Yai sgompa9nie nptiii5irt, baB tie
0ieien Sanoelspoiten auf8eben niiie. Qluf
Der Geiie 3o9 Captain Rapmone alerlei gr.
tunoi9unsen iiber Die Snoianer5t6mme iener
Region Elm. Sieie Grfunoisunsen 9eben
Data 5u elmer &arte, Die 3uoerlaHiger peroen
oirfte, oils Die friiber ber9efellten Ganotarten
BON alasfa. Ser Yuton bat cine iol6e 2dnse
unb Breite, baB er Der brittle unter ben arDB.
ten Str6men Der Mslt lit. Siniibtli6 Der
Siilfsquelen BON Mlasfa 1aat gapitGn Gap.
mano, oaB iid Die Asrtfultur ni6t unter bens
ielben %befinoet; Der Sol5pu1s am uier beg
Dufon 1T Stpersbaft unb armIeliaer auali.
tdt. M69lid, baB an ben 3uilli5en oes 0u.
fot iid Wineralreihtbhnter finoen. Slide
Sibt es in ben n6roli9en 6liiiIen in un8ebel.
rem Auantitdten, aber bas 9aupt. g rgebnis
bon Yoros Nlasfd oiirfte bpb nur bas Bella
tpert iein. Inter ben Snoianern berriht
9rDBe Sterbli4feit, in 6olae beren has Nus
iterbe1 CANCER Stdmre su befirbten lit. Sie
9aupturiabe oerielben TT, bab oieie Snoias
rer fib benz rauben &lima ibres 2anbes auf
ridft9tsloie Weiie ausieben. Sieie umitdnbe
iino beunrubiseno, benu pbne ben Beiitano
Der Snoiarer ut eift 8epinnbrtn9enoer Yetrieb
neg I~Selahan0elS unmDaiih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-13

luttpnen, peI4e cine MISUNDERSTANDING fir
bic Reaierune entbielten. Or boie, baB am
gnbe Der nG1ften Yarlamentsiibun9 Elm glets
DIES 8otum auseeipro9en tDeroe. @r l1la9e
feline &Adblide Dor, er 5iebe es Dor, oortpdrts
Ju ieben.
Sn 8esue auf bic gntfaatli4tn8 Der irs
ldnbii6en STRIDE iasts err. feline @Onftituenten
bdtten laut 9enug 8eiprp6en, oaB es BON Al'
len hattie ge66rt unb oerItanoen tperoelt tons
men. @s lei cine Der oolitdnoi8itet NtaBre;
aeln s~epeien. Die ie benz unterbaris oorSele9t
tporoen ieien.
Son . 0 n, II, 9es.- Sn benz Gabinete
in &t6en Iino 8er6noerun9en eingetreten. @s
lit 10 auIammenaeiebt, ME iolgt: Gonieilss
BrGioent &. 3aimis; Miniter bes Nuspdrs
tiaen Balooritis; Miniiter bes Snnern Souts
sos; Ginanaminifer Selpannis; Mtarinemis
niiter Sompais.
2onoon, IL. San.-autbentii6e 8eri6te
aus gBien meloen, bab in benz Dltrei6iiben
Gabinete cine erobe uneini8teit ausgebro9en
uno cine Winifterfriiis beoorIebeno Jet.
Sputbumptp n, II. San.-Ser Sanls
pier ~8bein" 1T beute bon NepsW ort bier ems
9etrofen.
3iperpooI. II. San. = Ser Sampfer
pautraluitan" 1T uon Yortlano bier an8e'
tommen.
2i%perpool; II. Saruar. - Sas S6iff
.8irein Del Carmen" BON bier mad 9apana
nit boiler 2a0ung, puroe bel Werforo BON
einent anDeren ShiIfe in ben @runD %seranrt.
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Mep=Yyprfer Marftbertbt.

RtW.Yort, 10. Observation-Disclosures Hau.
3uder fill i'm Musemstneu etpas ~fhiseno raj.
f5&; Cuba lax; PORTO Rico 11S-12x Gts.-apbtsttp
lis Gts.-Sttinol, rob l5k rail-. Box Gts.-gBahen
Hill, aber fsf; xS-129..- SaIet It'll unD fef; 6O-63,
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e9tfs- an3eieen.

Sis 9anlpFsr bteItr 9inis ~bef6rosrn Die
Beretniate @tddten=Gp&
tnntteo Gtates WtafD
u'o iurrotft tpdbrtnb Die es Snbres BON II. Sarnar db
re9elindBi8 ieoer SiehItas bon 9tto. Dort nab 2arnbura
abtabren UNI EaHaetere Don gletp' BORT mad
bambur9I SpnbpnI Sabre nrs
southampton
40 ~folaetosrt greiien nebmen:
gon Relp sY)prt nod Sambur9, 8onoon,
fapre urb Sultbantpton:
/. Gaiits: Sber-Salon ...... $1,000
2. uniers Salon 80. 72.W
3piIdenbed .........".... 25. 90
Bon 9arnburg nro SABRE mad ReipzDprf:
/. Gatite: DbersSaIon. 80. i. $4,000
2. HITTER Salon ..... 700
3wiI6enoed ............... 1000
Rtnoer Jluiiden Ito Subrsn bic SGlftt.
lNle tutI. Bet6It9une.)
15- YaFIaeeiteire tbnnei bon jest alb aud bon Soutbs
artpton nab 9tCiu' yort, 1inn Itoar iu b~efnlelbsn Preiis,
mic BON Sambur9, aus9efent iperoen.
Bon 9amblrg nad) Rem. Orleans itneen 1ipet grpts
btttonen itatt; ani /. Sttpbtr uno l. 9lopein6er.
H5- Padete iad europa ntbntn mir bis 9 ubr Wlors
gems am Mbgan8sta2e eines ieorn Dampfidiftss an.
Weeen va la9e ipenbe man I1 in geip, Yori aus.
iGlieBlid all Die Generally a flages " 9enttn Der 2inis,
O. y. Ridbarb q SpaS, Nr. &, BareapftraBe, nabs
Broaoruap. .-....
JA Baltimore an 9. Hdfne,
o. Expedition oes ySeutideu Gorrriponbsntsn'.
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g'slraa@ abrr's g
&tridem geftoral

ayers Cherry Pestoral),
iiir &rantbeiten Der &eble unb Der 9unaen,
9uiten, grfdltun9en, Geu1buIten, Gebls
brdune, Ntbrta .uno S6tpinb5udt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-13

mir tuobG llrIu6e baben, on elmer sanittsen
Wenoung ieines S9idials su perSneiteln.
5pffen mir oas Bette, i6on I'M Sntereiie zines
6isber ais uni6uloig oes Woroes betrahteten
Mannes; 9ieBen mir aber fein ~peiteres Del
in's Seusr, inoem mir Der int 6ebruar IN
Sarrisbur9 su erpartenoen gnti1etoun9
6ur9 Mittbeilungen Uorgreifen, bic 9eeignet
Iino, Or. S96pse's Gppea 5I beeintr69ti8en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-13

WobI nod ME in Der gan
aen @ei6id)te Der Webijin
bat ir8eno elm SeilmifteI
10 augemein uno tief oas
Bertrnucn Der Wen5dbeit
9etponncn. tpie bieie Dor.
trefiithe Nrjenei fir Gun.
aenabel. Wdbreno ether
langtn 4stbe bon Sabret
ano fat uAter allen Mm.
i1enraeen bat fie fid b6bere
IL. tbbere @nerfennung e..
.runaen, ie bitter fie bsfdnnt
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prpfefpr 6. U. Mattbat,s

SBteiortas tf cine refine 9rGuter. uto Wttielr.E inf,
hui, bic ttt bon aHet, iGdbliden ntnrraliIG den ubfnnjei
IN. Saultnoe bon araufsn unn BON Nerjten Guiaegebsne
fno blrdb oitIe Wlebtlir ,8ietoria" 9dnjltb tpieDef beraes
fteut tpprbet. SD balte es fir r1eine PHtdt lnoS tuIotas
lett, BEN 8%elantnten Yublttum bic srpss grfirbung ittfs
lutbetlsn. SD g%arattire ourh Sduienoe bon SelsniHen,
eaB otsis sgtctoria@ b6isn gals. e9lunoeiliiuolns,
2ufen obtr Seiierfeit, Dipttberia. GboIsra, GboIsras
Wforbns, Nrbr. Diarrboe, 3obus II. Gopfipeb, gelrals
Ola, Settell. iino Niidert6rerlet, 8rdnrpfe, idItes oosr
W5ehieltebtr, Wbsuinotisnlus, Spsprpfe, 8srreniung.
Gretl9ln8eL epiIeptiibe arantbeiten, 8Iltueritopfunss
als Wta9entrarfbeiten II. |. 10. cirirt.
Die sYietoria" IN IN allen Npptbefen ~ babet.
Srets so Gents per Elafde.
R%rOfeifDr Is. q. MattbGts
afleiniger Giqent9iimer,
Rr. Sal, CR.Saltimores. @de BON Mnnhraas,
Baltimore. ptb.
FroeNor g. g. Ueatbdi,- geebrttr Serrl Die Tts
otain, pelht Id bon 8rt. 9tle erbielt, bat cine erFau.
nenstuerite = ,une gerta6t. SD bin iet Sabren mite
etfe:,t p6iet Gals bebdftet 8etpefer, tpeldss bic Ner5ts
aaronhitis1 nernet eS bat mir Sunberte bon Dollars
'aetoitet uno babe i'd oiel 8%eltter. Yin benz ausssgebsnes
@eloe lis8t mir Nibts, iuer, ie MID MIR farirt bdtteu.
Dieie Wttoijir. ipelAe Sic 20 let ( y" ~rsftner, bat mig
inebr Suites getban, ais ale anoeren Wtebi3iren iuiat1s
rnenaerominen es bat mid In Der Sbat 9ar3Iif gsbsiIt,
uno fam i'd Sbne1 fir Die Seillne, ipeldle Sbre iplnosrs
Jane Wlebijin ju Stdnoe gebradt, nibt 8enug Danien.
6oba6tun9spoa
DRarsaret Beebsr.
Ranfefsr, Carroll Co., Wb., so. Suit 1869.
Rs- Se ,Btctpria" III III allen ooriialidtn Wbe.
tbefen 5u baden gJreis so Cts bro sflajhe,
(sSuni24, y t, Stt29, 3lRt VBt
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MnS Guba.

5abanna, IL. San.-Sn Der Ndbe BON
Yuerto 9rincipe uno I'M Giuco 8ilas Si;
itritte ioQen iid sablrei9e @efe6te Sipii9en
ben Sruppen uno ben Sniurgenten 5u9etras
gen baben. Sie Sournale berlbten, oaB cine
Wtense SnIurgenten ii9 srgaber.
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Selegrapbiide Sepeiden.
(ssrl&st fir ben rBcutf&sn GprrsfpruStaiea.' .

SaS GpibsNeic.
Rsp.Yprt. ~. 5anuar.. 1eutlss e&lasnott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-13

- ruuaei,, is better lie beiennf
tpurbe. Sbr aieimf6rmiosr
Gbaratter rrb ibrt aRadt. bic per5dieSentagstiasn ararf.
beitten brr 0ebIs unb Der Sunarl al beiIeriI psridafttsu
ibr ben gtriI fines tuperIdiIiatn Sdaitss Dor ~penjsIbtu.
Wabrenb lie ben mtibsrcu s}ormers Der araufbeit, ma.
menfIid, mid, bel ieiNn Rinbern, aneciit len 1T, lit ne ~
aIeiter Sef oas iutrijamite W,tttel BET beeinntnotr
Sdtpirb' udt uao bel ben sefdbrIidsn 2eioen Der aeble
idlen BON Wroup ionte oiefes YeftpraI fets In ieoer
5aniIit BET Der banb lei nto oa VIE BEN auiten unb
Ser grf6Itiino ausat{ektE no, 10 ioQte co In feinsu, 6auie
itbIsu. !" 80 'f'"' ~ - IL CO.
Sboletdt einae,pur,sIte @d,tptutfucbt fir uubeiIbar
oebaIten ipirO. 10 {nb pennpf ithpn Wieie, bic ala I'm.
ReIbar a~ufaeatben iporSen, burd bas airid eu.Y eitoraI
ssm,Iib h,rEr3 mn m n5Iiaer @eiunbbeit fpieSsrbsyos.
Esenff' sooorben. g. pclforr,nst ri isine S.rridaif assr
S ny mtar's Sa M Si .ius m' Tsa 1T ,usidt mugs ss,p MI ni " VIM an.
Ssres bali. trua! bas SUPERINTENDENT ben giea SaSor.
Z X y a . ; mn Hi fr N t1fme n z frnen "a NM
orossu, SS,us, NV NV
S9 ahn,a Spirs In ouen f6ueu boburd, o~erIbert pns
Oft edn,iia ,arirt. w
en- aGosneit fub fet,e 6tiIfrafte befaurt. nok mir
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Wam &otter0Qm.

~ Das t9n.uieeelnbs, erie aIafe ncro.
c..0 beutiae 6hiff sariiolb B6ntitger,1 CAPT.
Daniel Steeniell. lpiro prompt mad obieem Safen befbr.
bert merotn. aDe8eH 6raft utb Pafage peibe man
I'D an 0ebriber B5ntnger,
Sr. 20, Sub.Q barIestrabf
(4k7-l 1 Qrsnhs haH - H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-13
Na@ Bremen.

S Die f16ne, idneuItgeInoe A I Rremer
Barrie ,Eaura,S Capt. I'd. gBiImien. tptrb prompt mad
obigem @aten eypebirt. gDeeen 6ra@t ober YaIjagt
snsnee man f& an ben 0apitdn am Doro. GoraerI
Werfte. y. w., ootr an
q. G. Brauns & Gpmp.,
& t292-) Sr. II. Sbeapfbe
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Na@ &ottcr0am.

Ik SaS IhneuItseInbt A I Rorbpeut{dt
mad obfsem 6aieu %bet6roert uerotn. QDesen Sradt oDer
pafa8e peu6e man ft an &ebriiter S6ninaer,
I'D Rr. 90, @ib.G barleSira6e
1861 areppe BOD
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

| Railroad, had good foundation. He has
rendered his resignation to take effect
upon the first of April.
| We have learned of this contemplated
action upon the part Of General MAcRAE,
with much regret. He is regarded as one
of the very best railroad mea in the coun-
| try. His loss will be severely felt upon the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
| especially as many improvements and
an extension of the road is now about
to be commenced. Beginning his
connection with railroads as a loco
motive engineer he has risen to
the position Of chief executive officer, and
for nearly two years he has had entire
charge of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, and his management of it is the
best evidence of his ability and faithful
ness. Who ever may be his successor
will have no easy task to fill his place.
we regret to part with him as a citizen.
No son Of North Carolina reflected more
honor upon her during the war. Enter
ing the service as q private, he rose TO the
rank of Brigadier General, and was looked
upon as one of the very best officers of his
grade in the army. Generals HETH and
4. p HILL, his immediate commanders,
regarded him as their best subor-
dinate, and placed great reliance
upon him and his gallant brig
ade Our own observations taught us
that this confidence was we'll placed. No
man has more reason to be proud of the
record lie made during those eventful days,
or of the estimation in which he was held
by his official snperiors.
But as q friend are We moot 'Nt-4 ~ par'
vim general MACRAE. We shall miss his
genial companionship, but shall never for
get the noble impulses of his heart and
mind, which attached us to him.
We congratulate the officers and stock
holders Of the Macon and Brunswick Rail
road in securing the services of a gentle
man so eminently qualified for the duties
of the position to which he has been Sc
lected, and we bespeak for him kindly re-
ception by the good people of Georgia
among whom his new duties call him.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

The rush from San Francisco to the San
Diego gold mines is unabated. It is re-
ported that the Cinnamon have been driv-
en- out of the new mines and several killed.
San Diego and other towns in the south
ern portion of the State are being rapidly
depopulated by the gold fever.
Rudolph. the billiard champion ofAmer
lea, now in San Francisco, offers to play
three games with Roberts, ST., ex-champi-
on of England, for the championship of
the world and $4,000, the game to be
played in Paris. New York or in London.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
Additional Particulars of the Escape Gr
Yerger.

JACKSON, MISS, March 13.
Yorger made his escape from the city
Jail this morning, at early day break, by
climbing the board fence which surrounds
the prison yard. The first two nights after
being handed over to the civil authorities,
Yerger was confined in one of the iron
cages. Since then he has had more COM
Portable quarters in a room without fasten-
ing on either window or door, and giving
free access to the yard, by day and night.
A little before five o'clock this morning
he sent the jailor for cup OF coffee 30 the
ado ming market-house, ,and during his ab-
sence erger availed himself of conve-
pient empty barrel and box, and by their
aid reached the top of the thirteen-foot
fence. He took tho iailor's revolver with
him on his escape.
Yerger made direct for the boarding
house of Mrs. Buck, and, abruptly enter
ing the bedroom of Lieutenant Appleton,
inquired if that was Col. Hamilton's room.
He was told that the gentleman roomed
below. Col. Hamilton was
the former newspaper partner OF Yerger,
and the same person who was supposed
to be implicated in Yerger's escape from
military confinement. In the faint light
of the morning, Lieutenant Appleton failed
to recognize his early visitor, Squads of
military, on the requisition of Governor
A!corn, have this afternoon been in search
of Yerger, but up till tonight without sue
cess. The remissness of Sheriff Lake, in
permitting this escape, is very generally
censured.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
General wiIIiam ,rocRae.

The rumor which has been current in
our city for some weeks that this gentle
man intended to resign his position as Su-
perintendent of the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad in order to accept SINH
lar position on the Macon and Brunswick
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
''Now, whether he kill Cassie,
Or Cassie him, or each do kill the other.
Every way makes my gain"

It is only by strife and violence that the
Radical party can hope to retain its as
cendanoy. Born amidst the throes Of 81
nation it can only exist by continued strife
and prejudice. It must wither and die
under the influence Of peace and pros
perity. Political capital must be made to
secure tho next Legislature, for "our !"
Governor desires to be transferred to the
United States Senate. BY prescription,
by the Intervention OF the military, he
secured the fruits of one political victory,
and if he fails now it will not be from any
want Of effort to secure it by the same Or
even less worthy means.
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
AIan2aucc County.

We are watching with some anxiety
the developments OF Governor Holaen's
partisan warfare against the people Of Ala
nance county. His bosom friend and
Lrusted official, Littlehold, was the chosen
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25
Third Parry.


Sonth can do little In the formation OF
control Of National politics We must
give our sympathy and support to one OF
other Of tho parties which divide the
peonle Of the North, and we have little
fear that the great mass OF the Southern
,oon1a will ever hesitate as to which OF
the present parties they viii give sup
port.
In Virginia the objects for which tenn
norarv and somewhat unnatural State or
canization was formed having been &C
complished, the ''new party IS rapidly
ooiDc 70 pieces, and old divisions are be-
inc reney7ed. The defeat Of the proscr1p-
tive feat1reg Of the Constitution and OF
objectionable nen having been secured, the
elements Of which the organization was
composed, are separating and renewing
their allegiance to former parties
As an evidence Of how much reliance
there ia in conservative Republicans at
q meeting Of neutrality-suspicious. at flch-
mond few days eirce to reorganlze the
Republican party, composed IN part OF the
most extreme Wells Radicals Of the State,
we find as active participants senator
Lewis. Gen. Wickham, franklin otearnS
and several Congressmen, elected by the
Conservatives and Democrats at the recent
election. 1Ir. Lewis, who was tTSt electeo
Lieutenant Governor by the Conservatives
Of the State, and then transferred 10 Ih0
United States Senate by the Conservatives
Of the LEGISLATURE, declared ia n speech al
this conference that the triumph OF the
rebel Democracy would render it unsafe
for Union men N Virginia and would
bring about the ruin of the State.
An alliance was effected between the two
wings of the Radical party, and there Will
be hearty cooperation IN future. In
consequence the Conservatives must be
forced back to their old party affiliations
and thus the ''now party movement" falls
to the ground.
We have no patience with such Conser-
yatisrn that cannot choose between the two
national parties, which only extends TO
ignoring both. Taore IS o marked differ
ence between them, and it Is 4 weak eA-
cuse to stand aIoof from prejudice as TO
1amegl OF to The war record Of Northern
Democrats. We have no excuse to make
for them. nor shall we attempt to abolish
the memory Of tho wrongs which we have
endured at t1e,- hands. Bat as the Ba'-
,ley, ofNe E5pH well says, in replying to
Texas cotemporary upon tLi5 subject
We have q war for constitutional liberty
TO fight ana w9 need all the help which
we can get. The Northern Democracy IS
Gohtiue~ gbia battle n0bIr and fCarlG66iy III
their section Of this so-callea Union and
we hold that Is ia oar duty to sustain them
- the hest cE onr ability. 4 third party
as this time would v.aakou Gle Democratic
rarty and s.ra1atlau GadicaIiam. 1t will
answer onr nrrDaga. The Democratic par
tv is fall Of Iis9 and yi1or. It is cndoa7or-
59p TO .n.;3 some Of tas harm which It's
Wilmington journal., 1870-03-25

There are no tilings from Yoraar os Jet.
The Legislature passed T. .l4 .a up
pointing a committee 10 inv ..s-lo the
circumstances OF Lia escape, and au et.1r-
was made to pass bill inseruo..ar t..-
Governor to offer 4 reward Of %2J,yUJ tor
his appreA Aension, also 10 approyrIate
500, 900 as a secret service iund. 70 def
mite action was taken. Tho sheriff Is max
ing vigorous efforts f5r the apprehension
OF Yerger.
The Governor to-day submitted his first
message to the Legislature urging inme-
diate legislation looking to q thorough re.
organization Of the Judiciary.